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4. CONTROL BOX CONFIGURATION
1. Counter
Counts the number of crimped terminations. Reset the
counter to 0 to begin counting operations.
2. Reset Push-button
Press this button to reset the counter (resets the counter
to 0)
3. Function Indicator Lamps
• Rear Cover
The rear cover indicator lamp is lit when the belt-cover
is open. Whilst this lamp is lit, the motor does not
operate even if the Power On push-button is pushed.
CAUTION
DO NOT OPEN THE BELT COVER WHILST MOTOR IS
RUNNING, BECAUSE THE FLYWHEEL CONTINUES
TO ROTATE FOR A FEW SECONDS AFTER THE
MOTOR IS TURNED OFF DUE TO INERTIA STORED
IN THE FLYWHEEL.
• Auto Power-Off
When the crimping operation stops for a period of
approximately 3 minutes or more, for example when
you unintentionally leave the motor running after
finishing work or temporarily stop the operation,
the motor automatically stops and the Auto Power-
off indicator lamp illuminates.
If the Rear Cover indicator illuminates, close the cover
and press the Power On push-button to restart. If the
Auto Power Off indicator illuminates, just press the
Power On push-button to restart.
4. Power On Push-button (green Indicator
Lamp)
Press this button to turn on the motor. The green
indicator lamp illuminates and stays lit whilst the motor is
running.
5. Power Off Push-button (Red Indicator
Lamp)
Press this button to turn off the motor. The red Power Off
indicator lamp illuminates.
6. Circuit Protector Push-button (Thermal
Overload device)
When the crimping machine is overloaded, the Circuit
Protector push-button ‘pops out’, and the motor stops.
Wait for at least one minute, press the Circuit Protector
Push-button in, then press the Power On push-button.
Contact the JST Service Department if you think that the
Circuit Protector is activated too often because the press
may require attention.
7. Operation Light Switch (Ope. Light)
This switch controls the Worklamp. Press it to the right to
turn the light on, and to the left to turn it off.
The lamp-bulb is rated at 40 Watts and is of the ‘Rough
Service’ type. Do not exceed 40 Watts because the
surface temperature of the worklamp exceeds the
maximum recommended temperature.
1. COUNTER
2. RESET
3. FUNCTION
INDICATOR LAMPS
4. POWER ON
PUSH-BUTTON (GREEN)
5. POWER OFF
PUSH-BUTTON (RED)
6. CIRCUIT PROTECTOR
PUSH-BUTTON
7. OPERATION LAMP
SWITCH