Model CFA-24 Transparent Cable Farm Automation Switch Reference Manual Page 47 of 78
Jonard Krone Blade with protective cap to cover blade end. The blade must be oriented as shown above or it may cause
damage the punch down block. If resistance is felt, check the orientation as it should slide into the block easily. The
opposite end is used to push the wire into the punch down block and the separate wire cutter is used to cut the wire.
Keep the red cap on the blade end to protect fingers, especially when inserting into the Krone Impact Tool for storage.
Instructions for Top Row of Punch Down Blocks (punched from above connector)
Tools:
1.
Fluke Impact Tool
2.
Jonard Krone Blade
3.
Wire cutter
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Important! Orient the Jonard Krone Blade as shown below to avoid damaging the punch down block.
The Jonard Krone Blade showing the wire being pushed into the punch down block.
Use the wire cutters to cut excess wires from below the punch down connector.
Instructions for All Other Punch Down Blocks (punched from below connector)
Tools:
1.
Fluke Impact Tool
2.
Krone Impact Tool Blade
Press the wire into the punch down block. This will also automatically cut the wire. For 24 AWG or 26 solid wire use
the Low Impact setting. For 22 AWG solid wire use the High Impact setting
