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COMPRESSION OPERATION

3.5

1. Select the appropriate size dies for the connector being used. 
2. Insert the Dies into the Head side and Ram side by sliding the 

dies in while pressing the Die Release Pin. If needed, the 
head can be opened for easier access by pulling the Head 
Release Pin. 

IMPORTANT:

 Prior to compression, make sure 

the head is closed and the Head Release Pin is fully 
engaged.

3. Place the connector between the dies. Press the advance 

button and advance the Ram so the connector is held lightly 
between the dies. Do not deform the connector.

4. Insert the conductor into the connector.
5. Press the advance button until the compression is complete. 

A series of clicks will be heard followed by a release in the 
pressure when compression is complete. If the LED indicator 
(Step 2.1) shows RED during compression, the battery 
charge level is low but enough to complete the compression. 
The battery should be charged before next use.

6. Press the release button (Step 3.4) to retract the ram. The 

ram continues to retract while the release button is pressed. 
The ram stops when it is fully retracted.

7. Remove the compressed connector from the tool. 

Dies

Die Release Pin

(Head Side)

Die Release Pin

(Ram Side)

Head Release Pin

WARNING

Pinch point hazard. Compression Dies at high 
force can cause severe personal injury. Keep 
all body parts away from moving parts of the 
tool during operation.

MAINTENANCE & INSPECTION

3.6

1. Very little maintenance is required to ensure that the tool is kept in good working condition.
2. To ensure smooth operation and prevent rust, store the tool in a cool dry area. Ensure that moving parts are lubricated regularly.
3. When the plastic housing becomes dirty, clean it with a soft soaped cloth.
4. Dust, sand, and dirt are a danger for any hydraulic device. After each use, the tool should be wiped with a clean cloth taking care 

to remove any residue, especially close to the movable parts.

5. If the tool is maintained regularly, it should provide you with trouble free service.

NOTE:

 Always remove the battery pack from the unit before replacing parts or maintenance.

TROUBLE SHOOTING

3.7

Problem

Cause

Solution

Charger LED lamp indicates stand by while battery

is inserted. 

There is dust or foreign objects lodged at 

the battery contacts.

Remove foreign objects.

The charger LED lamp indicates high or low

temperatures. 

The battery is too hot or cold.

Allow the cartridge to reach room temperature

before continuing. 

The motor does not operate at all.

The battery is not charged or defective. 

Charge or replace the battery.

There is dust or foreign objects lodged at

the battery contacts. 

Remove foreign objects.

The switch is misaligned.

Check to see if switch is aligned with advance

button, consult tool service. 

The motor runs but ram will not advance, or ram

advances but will not build pressure. 

Consult tool service.

Air in hydraulic system.

Insufficient hydraulic oil.

Hold the tool with head towards the floor to

allow air to rise towards top of oil bladder.

Defective hydraulic circuit.

Consult tool service.

The ram will not retract

Tool did not complete a full cycle and

bypass.

Depress advance button and allow tool to 

reach full pressure and bypass, then depress 

release button to retract the ram.  

The connector is jammed in compression

dies. 

Depress and hold release button while prying

compression dies apart. 

The release button is bent or misaligned.

Consult tool service.

Содержание TBM15CR-LI

Страница 1: ...er 3 2 5 Carrying Case 3 3 0 Operating Instructions 4 3 1 Charging the Battery 4 3 2 Attaching Detaching the Battery 4 Page 3 3 Compression Cycles 4 3 4 Switch Operations 4 3 5 Compression Operation 5 3 6 Maintenance Operation 5 3 7 Trouble Shooting 5 4 0 Important Operation Precautions 6 4 1 Precautions for the Compression Tool 6 4 2 Precautions for the Battery 6 4 3 Precautions for the Charger 6...

Страница 2: ...ese tools near energized conductors may lead to electrical shock causing severe injury or death DO NOT use these tools near energized conductors without adequately insulating operator and surroundings WARNING Pinch point hazard Compression Dies at high force can cause severe personal injury Keep all body parts away from moving parts of the tool during operation FEATURES 1 2 Fully automatic self co...

Страница 3: ...d Release Pin Strap Ring LED Indicator Advance Button Release Button Air Vent Contact Cover Air Vent Release Button Contacts BATTERY 144 BAT LI 2 2 CHARGER 144 CHR LI 2 3 LED Lamp Contacts Air Vent Power Cord Inlet Power Cord BATTERY ADAPTER 144 ADP LI 2 4 CARRYING CASE 2 5 2 0 PARTS AND ACCESSORIES ...

Страница 4: ...up even if AC power is supplied NOTE Do not power the Charger with a portable generator ATTACHING DETACHING THE BATTERY PACK 3 2 1 To attach the Battery slide it into the Battery Adapter at the rear of the Tool until it stops and the Latches engage 2 After inserting the Battery check that it is securely in place by pulling it gently without pressing the Latches 3 To detach the Battery pull out the...

Страница 5: ...y area Ensure that moving parts are lubricated regularly 3 When the plastic housing becomes dirty clean it with a soft soaped cloth 4 Dust sand and dirt are a danger for any hydraulic device After each use the tool should be wiped with a clean cloth taking care to remove any residue especially close to the movable parts 5 If the tool is maintained regularly it should provide you with trouble free ...

Страница 6: ...h operation Use the tool only after it has been at room temperature for 1 hour 5 Do not drop the tool Dropping the tool may damage the hydraulic circuit and cause malfunctions 6 Keep the head and ram clean and free of debris Solvents can be used to clean the head but should not be used on the plastic body Use soap water to clean the body PRECAUTIONS FOR THE BATTERY PACK 4 2 1 Do not short circuit ...

Страница 7: ...TBM15CR LI PARTS DIAGRAM 5 1 5 0 PARTS BREAKDOWN TA04721 B Page 7 of 8 ...

Страница 8: ...SCREW F P 40 47 1 51 RELEASE PIN 351 12 1 52 P 3 O RING 16 36 1 53 VALVE CARTRIDGE R510 18B 1 54 S 9 O RING 410 71 1 55 P 8 O RING B 700S 15 1 56 M5 X 5 SCREW 300 73 1 57 VALVE SCREW 4 351 13 1 NO DESCRIPTION CODE QTY 58 SPRING 595 351 14 1 59 REDUCTION VALVE 351 15 1 60 P 5 BACK UP RING B C E3 126 1 61 P 5 O RING 5N 35 1 62 SPRING 371 51 17 1 63 STOPPER PIN 351 16 1 64 BODY 351 17 1 65 SPRING 66 ...

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