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Rev B
7 of 12
Figure 5
3. Strip each wire to the proper length as indicated in Figure 6. When stripping the wires, do NOT nick or
cut the conductors. If a conductor is damaged, cut the wire and strip it again.
Figure 6
4. Place the correct splice on the stripped wire.
5. Insert the correct splice into the crimping chamber with the color code dot matching the color code
stripe on the splice. The back of the splice should bottom against the urethane stop behind the
crimping dies.
6. Press the control button of the tool until the moving anvil grips the splice. Check for proper positioning
of splice in the crimp chamber.
DANGER
Keep fingers away from the crimping area when operating the tool.
7. Continue to press the control button to crimp the splice. The tool should cycle and stop. Release the
control button immediately when the cycle stops. Allow tool to retract fully open position before
pressing control button again. If the tool stops mid-cycle, the battery pack must be changed. Refer to
Paragraph 3.5,
Battery Charging
, for detailed information on replacing the pack.
8. When the tool stops, remove the crimped splice from the tool. See Figure 7.
NOTE:
Not to Scale.
25.4 [1.00]
Min.
Strip Length
19.05 [.750]
