Safety Instructions; Machine Information - VONROC WS502XX Traduction De La Notice Originale

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1. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

GENERAL POWER TOOL SAFETY WARNINGS
• To operate this device safely, the user must
have read and understood these instructions for
use before using the device for the first time.
• Observe all safety instructions! Failure to do so
may cause harm to you and others.
• Retain all instructions for use, and safety
instructions for future reference.
• If you sell or pass the device on, you must also
hand over these operating instructions.
• The device must only be used when it functions
properly. If the product or part of the product is
defective, it must be taken out of operation and
disposed of correctly.
• Do not use the tool for work on live parts, it may
result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.
Make sure the electrical supply is turned off
before stripping off the casing.
• Test the circuit for voltage. Always double-
check the wire to make sure it's not carrying
electricity. Get a multimeter, turn it to the
voltage setting, and hook it up to the wire.
If the readout doesn't stay at zero volts, the
circuit is still getting power. Shut off the power
completely before trying to strip it.

2. MACHINE INFORMATION

Intended use
The automatic stripping tool allows the stripping
and cutting of solid and stranded wires/cables.
The jaws automatically adjust to the size of the
cable, allowing the end of the insulator to be easily
removed, revealing the conductor. The tool can
also be used for crimping and pressing common
insulated and non-insulated terminals. The tool is
not suited for work on live parts.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Model No.
Wire diameter range for stripping
Wire diameter range for crimping
4
DESCRIPTION
The numbers in the text refer to the diagrams on
pages 2-3.
1. Tension adjustment knob
2. Jaw
3. End stop
4. Crimping insulated terminal
5. Crimping non-insulated terminal
6. Handle
7. Cutter
3. OPERATION
Stripping wire (Fig. A, B)
Insert the wire as shown on figure B1 or figure B2.
Now squeeze the plier to remove the insulation
from the wire.
End stop (Fig. A, B)
To strip multiple wires on the same length, the
end stop (3) can be used (figure B1). First turn the
end stop (3) upwards. Adjust the end stop to the
desired length and afterwards fixate it by turning it
downwards again.
Adjusting the tension (Fig. A)
The tension of the jaws can be adjusted by turning
the tension adjustment knob (1). Turn clockwise
to tighten, turn anti-clockwise to loosen. If the
insulation on the wire is damaged after stripping,
the tension is too high. If the plier is unable to strip
the insulation of the wire, the tension is too low.
The right setting can be determined by practical
testing, depending on the wire type and diameter.
Cutting wire (Fig. A)
Use the sharper shaped part marked as cutter (7)
to cut wire.
WS502XX
0.2-6 mm²
Crimping insulated wire (Fig. C)
10-24 AWG
The plier offers crimping capabilities of common
insulated terminals, as shown on figure C. Use only
0.5-6 mm²
the colour-coded crimping insulated terminal (4)
10-22 AWG
part of the plier.
Do not engage the end stop when stripping
wires in a position as shown on figure B3.
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