GAZELLE G9634 Battery Powered Hydraulic Crimping Tool User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- GAZELLE
Table of Contents
G9634
Battery Powered Hydraulic
Crimping Tool (6-400mm?)
User Manual
Product description
1.1 Instruction of product
Thank you for purchasing and using battery hydraulic tools. The battery
hydraulic tools are powered by high-performance lithium batteries, driven by a
motor, a two-stage hydraulic system, automatic pressure relief, built-in smart
computer chips, OLED display for easy reading of information, and LED work
lights to make work more convenient. The toolbox is made of environmentally
friendly engineering PP plastic, integrally formed, resistant to pressure and
drop. It is your professional tool for crimping wires and copper/aluminum
terminals in electrical construction
1.2 Description of each part
No. | Name | Function |
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1 | Button | Lock or remove the dies |
2 | Crimping dies | Replaceable crimping dies |
3 | Lighting lamp (LED) | Illumination |
4 | Warning light | Show warning signals |
5 | Reset button | Manually reset the piston |
6 | Trigger | Start the motor and perform crimping |
7 | Battery | Rechargeable Li-ion battery |
8 | Sling | Strap and safety rope fixed |
9 | OLED screen | Display various data |
1.3 Function description
| The hydraulic unit incorporates an automatic retraction which returns the
piston into its starting position when the maximum operating pressure is
reached.
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| A manual retraction allows the user to return the piston into the starting
position in case having selected the wrong cable.
| Miniature two-stage hydraulic system-the piston will advance quickly during
the low pressure crimping process, and the piston will advance slowly after
the dies contacts the terminal.
| The head can be smoothly turned by 360°around the longitudinal axis in order
to gain better access to tight corners and other difficult working areas.
| One significant sound will be heard and a red display flashes if any error
occurs.
| The whole tool is controlled by one trigger. This results in an easy
handling and a better grip compared to a two buttons operation.
| Lithium batteries are recommended to be fully charged every 2 months. In
addition, compared with nickel-hydrocarbon batteries, the storage capacity is
50% higher, the charging is fast and the time is short.
| A temperature sensor makes the tool stop working automatically when the
temperature over 60 ℃ under long time working, the fault signal sounds, it
means the tool can’t continue work until the temperature reduce to the normal.
Hardware Action description| LED light shows red| LED light shows
white| Buzzer
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Battery| First indicating for I s then flash twice and off| x| x
Push the trigger (motor working)| x| Lighting| x
Release the trigger (motor stops working)| x| Continue light for 20s then off|
x
Re-push the trigger within 20s attar releasing the trigger| x| Light| x
Low power of battery (motor no working)| Flash for 3 times| x| Sounds 3 times
simultaneously
Low power of battery (motor working)| Light for 3s| x| Sounds for 3 times
Technical data
Product number | ECT-12042 |
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Maximum output force | 120KN |
Stoke | 42mm |
Crimping capacity | Max. 400mm2 |
Oil volume | About 160m1 |
Ambient temperature | -10-40°C |
Battery | DC 18V 3.0Ah lithium battery (a higher capacity battery is optional) |
Crimping cycle | 5-15 seconds/time (according to the diameter of the terminal) |
Crimping times per saturated battery | About 120 times (Cul50Inn2/new battery) |
(for reference only)
Charger| AC 220V, 50-60Hz
Charging time| About 40 minutes
Tool size| 412 mmx78 nunx326 mm
Standard hexagonal die size:
50, 70, 95, 120, 150, 185, 240, 300, 400 mm²
If you ask for special size or special shape, please contact the distributor or manufacturer, they can make die according to detail requirements.
Safety precautions
3.1 Operation safety
3.1.1 Keep the work area clean and bright, chaos or insufficient light may
cause accidents.
3.1.2 The tool is not insulated and should not be used for live conductors.
3.1.3 Do not use or store tools around high temperature or corrosive liquids.
Pay attention to the deterioration of the sealing components.
3.1.4 When operating hydraulic tools, do not point your tools’ head towards
other people. Children and bystanders should not be close. Distraction during
work may cause the tool to lose control.
3.1.5 Maintain a high degree of vigilance when operating tools, fully grasp
the situation, and perform operations with normal judgment. Do not use tools
when you are tired or after taking medication or drinking alcohol. A momentary
negligence may cause a series of personal injuries.
3.1.6 Use safety equipment. Always be equipped with masks, goggles, safety
helmets, insulated shoes, etc. to reduce the risk of personal injury.
3.1.7 Dress appropriately. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry. Keep hair,
clothing corners and gloves away from rotating parts. Loose corners of
clothing, jewelry, or long hair may be twisted into rotating parts.
3.1.8 Maintenance of hydraulic tools. Check the calibration and connection of
the rotating parts, whether there are any abnormalities in each part, and
other conditions that are sufficient to bring adverse effects to the work. If
it is damaged, it must be repaired before it can be used.
Please use the tool correctly, and do not put your fingers on the tool head
during operation to prevent severely pinching your fingers.
3.2 Electricity safety
3.2.1 The power plug of the charger must match the socket, and the plug must
not be modified in any way.
3.2.2 Do not expose the charger, battery and tools to work in rain or humid
environment. Water entering the electrical system will increase the risk of
electric shock.
3.2.3 Do not abuse the wire, never use the wire to carry, pull the charger or
unplug its plug.
Damaged or entangled wires increase the risk of electric shock.
3.2.4 If the charger is severely impacted or dropped on the ground or damaged
in any other way, please do not use it or disassemble it, and hand it to
qualified maintenance personnel. Using a damaged charger may cause electric
shock or fire.
3.2.5 Do not charge the battery when the temperature is lower than 10°C or
higher than 40°C, and do not cover or block the cooling holes of the charger
and battery during charging.
3.2.6 In the event of thunderstorms and lightning, please unplug the charger.
3.2.7 Do not short-circuit or burn the battery to avoid explosion.
Note: When not in use, store tools out of the reach of children and other
people who are not familiar with tools.
Operating instruction
4.1 Instructions for battery charging
Push battery into charger and connect the plug with the plug seat. Make sure
the room temperature is between 10℃-40℃ 。The charging time is around an hour.
Please see the illustration below.
Charger Indicator light:
- Green light flashes – power on
- The red light is always on – charging status (below 80%)
- The red light and the green light are always on – charging status (above 80%)
- The green light is always on – 100% full
- Flashing red light or flashing red and green lights at the same time – charger or battery failure
Note:
- The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times, but it will eventually fail. When the number of times the tool is used is significantly reduced, replace the battery. Please charge the battery in time, and do not drain the battery completely, as this will cause permanent failure of the lithium battery.
- When the tool is left unused for a long time, self-discharge will also occur inside the battery. You should remove the battery and keep the battery fully charged every quarter.
- Do not use wires to connect the two poles of the battery, as this may easily cause electric sparks, combustion or even explosion.
- Do not use or charge a damaged battery, otherwise it will increase the risk of electric shock.
- The battery is not allowed to be burnt under any circumstances, otherwise it will cause an explosion.
- When the battery is being charged, do not cover the charger with any objects. If the charger cannot dissipate heat, it may easily cause a fire.
- Please disconnect the power supply when you are not using the charger. This will reduce the risk of injury to children and untrained personnel.
- Do not use the charger in a humid environment, and do not expose it to rain or snow, otherwise it will increase the risk of electric shock.
- Do not disassemble the battery and charger without authorization. If any failure occurs during use, please hand it over to a professional or manufacturer for repair, continue using it until problem is solved.
4.2 Usage of the tool
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First you have to check whether the battery is charged, if not, you should change the full powered battery to settle on the tool.
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Select the right dies for the intended application.
Note: Don’t operate the tool without dies. -
insert the dies into the “C” opened head by pressing retaining clips. Then the connecting material shall be positioned in the crimping head correctly, in order to start the crimping procedure 。
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Pull the trigger to release the safety protection system after the display screen normally displays, put the crimped material between the two dies, pull the trigger to start crimping. The moving end moves to the fixed end die, the two dies are gradually closed.
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A crimping cycle is terminated when the dies contacted each other and when the maximum crimping force is reached. After the crimping cycle is completed the piston retracts automatically. Afterwards a new crimping cycle can be initiated or the crimping process can be terminated by opening the latch and remove the connecting material out of the head.
Note: The crimping process can be interrupted at any moment by releasing the trigger.
4.3 Description of LED display interface
Maintenance and Servicing
5.1 The tool earns a high precise design, please use it properly and do not
disassemble it by unprofessional person, otherwise we will not responsible for
the problems cause by above misuse. Or we will carry out repair if the users
are willing to pay for the spare parts cost.
5.2 Keep the tools dry. Any water may corrode surfaces, metal or electrical
parts. If exposed to water, take out the battery and assemble it after it is
completely dry.
5.3 Avoid severe temperature fluctuations. Otherwise it will cause deformation
of the plastic shell, shorten the life span, and damage the battery. Please do
not use any chemical reagents to clean tools.
5.4 In order to extend the service life, please change the hydraulic oil every
year.
5.5 If the tool is not used for a long time, please make sure the piston is in
the starting position, clean the tool and apply anti-rust oil. Store in a box
in a dry environment.
5.6 The sealing components in the tool will be worn after use. If there is a
lot of oil leakage, please contact the after-sales service to replace the
sealing components in time.
5.7 The original manufacturer’s standard warranty period is 12 months from the
date of delivery except for human reasons.
Packing list
Tool | 1 piece |
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Battery | 2 piece |
Charger | 1 piece |
Crimping dies | 9 pieces (50,70,95,120,150,185,240,300,400mm2) |
Shoulder strap | 1 piece |
Manual, warranty card, certificate | 1 piece each |
Toolbox | 1 piece |
We shall in no event be liable for death, injuries to persons or property from
the improper use and lack of maintenance of our product .Any doubt of safety
operation and precaution, please contact with our distributor.
**** Please properly dispose of all packing materials and removed parts.
INNOVATION PERFORMANGCE SAFETY CONFIDENCE GAZELLE
sales@gazelleindustrial.com
www.gazelleindustrial.com
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