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Installation of Spring/Pin 

Jaw Retainer (#4)

1.  If necessary, remove existing 

spring/pin jaw retainer (#4), from the 

tool, by using a Phillips head screw 

driver to rotate the screw counter 

clockwise. (Note: The spring around 

the pin is also removed.) Lift the 

tool from the work surface to reveal 

the jaw retainer, that was attached 

to the pin, laying on the work 

surface. You can now remove the 

jaw from the tool.

2.  To install the new spring/pin jaw 

retainer (#4), start by disassembling 

the new jaw retainer from the  

new pin. This is accomplished  

by holding the Phillips head side 

of the pin firmly in one hand and 

turning the jaw retainer counter 

clockwise with the other hand  

until they separate.

3.  With the pin inserted through the 

spring, place the spring/pin into  

 

 

the recessed hole of the tool. (Large 

end of spring and threaded end of 

pin, enter recessed hole.) Holding 

the tool upright in one hand, push 

the Phillips head side of the pin with 

your thumb until the threaded end 

of the pin clears the other side of 

the tool. With the threads exposed, 

Use your other hand to thread the 

jaw retainer, (flat side of jaw retainer 

facing tool), clockwise onto the 

pin, until it stops by reaching the 

unthreaded portion of the pin (#4). 

Check installation by attaching the 

jaw to the tool. Verify that the jaw 

stays in place.

Installation of Jaw  

Stop Screw (#5)

1.  If necessary, remove existing jaw 

stop screw (#5), from the tool, 

by using an Allen wrench to first 

loosen the Allen screw, that holds 

the jaw stop screw in place, two 

rotations counter clockwise. Using 

a slotted screw driver, remove the 

jaw stop screw from the tool by 

turning it counter clockwise. 

2.  To install the new jaw stop screw 

(#5) into the tool, you must first 

engage the jaws, as you would 

when making a crimp, until the LED 

light comes on. Using a slotted 

screw driver, thread the jaw stop 

screw into the tool, clockwise, until 

the screw stops when it touches 

the other side of the tool. Turn the 

jaw stop screw counter clockwise 

between 1/4 and 1/2 of a rotation. 

This leaves a proper gap between 

the end of the jaw stop screw and 

the opposing side of the tool. Now 

use the Allen wrench to tighten the 

Allen screw, clockwise, to lock the 

jaw stop screw in place.

Installation of Reverse 

Thread Screw (#6) and 

Guide/Stop Washer (#7)

1.  If necessary, remove existing 

reverse thread screw (#6), from the 

tool, by placing a wrench on the flat 

sides of the screw head. Turn the 

screw clockwise until the reverse 

thread screw and the guide/stop 

washer, are no longer attached to 

the tool. 

2.  To install the new reverse thread 

screw (#6) and guide/stop washer 

(#7), you must first place the guide/

stop washer onto the reverse thread 

screw. Thread the screw with 

washer into the tool by turning the 

screw counter clockwise with your 

fingers. Place a wrench on the flat 

sides of the reverse thread screw 

head and turn it counter clockwise 

until tightened completely. Run 

the screw/nut up and down the 

threaded shaft several times by 

hand, to verify proper operation.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS  

QCRTLDMRKIT-1 - Small Parts Repair Kit 

for QCRTLDM - Large Diameter Compact Crimp Tool

Form No. ZMKTG370-88, Rev. 04/16

ZURN PEX

®

INC.

 116 Maple Street, Commerce, TX 75428 Phone: 855-ONE-ZURN (855-663-9876) • 1-800-209-2148

Note: Parts subject to change without notice.
For troubleshooting and repair assistance,  

do not return tool directly to wholesaler.  

Call Zurn Customer Care for assistance  

at 1-855-ONE-ZURN.
See www.zurn.com for warranty information.

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