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1. Determining the stripping length |
| The centimetre scale on the tool will help you measure the length. Add 7mm to the stripping length specified the manufacturer's instructions & use the tip of your thumbnail to mark it. |
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6. Removing scrap |
| After you've opened the clamp you can remove the scrap. |
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2. Inserting the cable |
| Insert the length of cable you have measured into the stripping tool using your thumb as a guide. Close the clamp by turning the dial. For best results, first click the dial by 2 notches. |
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7. Slitting the plastic foil |
| To remove the remaining plastic foil from the cable. slit the foil with a small flat screw driver. |
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3. Stripping the cable |
| Rotate the stripping tool twice around the cable in the direction of the arrow. Close the clamp completely and rotate the stripping tool twice more around the cable. |
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8. Removing the plastic foil |
| The protective foil you have cut can now be removed easily. You can then attach the section of cable you have stripped to the connector. |
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4. Removing the cable |
| Pull the stripping tool lengthways away from the cable. Avoid tilting the tool as this could damage the wires inside. |
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Exchanging the blade cassette |
a) We recommend using a small flat screw driver to open the blade cassette compartment. especially if the tool is new.
Warning: Risk of injury |
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5. Results after removal |
| If the results are not satisfactory, it is possible that the blade cassette needs to be rotated or replaced. |
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b) Both sides of the PROFIBUS blade cassette can be used. Remove the cartridge. rotate it vertically by 180° and then put it back into place. When working with PVC sheaths, the cartridge should be replaced after it has been used approx 3000 times. In the case of PUR sheaths, 300 times. |
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