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Step 1: Disassembly & Cleaning of the Deutsch  HDT-48-00

To disassemble the DEUTSCH  HDT-48-00 or DANIELS AF8 M22520/1-01, you will first need to 
remove it from the crimp head itself. Start by removing the funnel jaws: first remove the Funnel 

Jaw Strap (or shoulder-bolts on some models), and then lift the law assemblies off of their dowel 
pins. Then remove the 4 Torx bolts which hold the Positioner Body to the Indenter Housing with a

T10 Torx tool, and CAREFULLY remove the Positioner Body (and Positioner Insert on some 
models) from the back of the Crimp tool being careful not to damage the delicate tip of the 

Positioner.  LEAVE THE 4 TORX BOLTS IN THE INDENTER HOUSING.  Then remove the two socket
head bolts that secure the crimp tool to the Crimp Head's mounting plate (some models will have 

an adapter plate or shim between the Deutech Crimp tool and the Mounting Plate, for these, 
carefully note the location and orientation of this part for ease of later reassembly. Some models 

will also require detaching the pneumatic cylinder clevis from the Lever Arm. 

At this point the Crimp Tool should be detached from the Crimp Head. Now remove the 4 Torx 
bolts from the Indenter Housing. With the Torx Bolts removed, the Crimp Tool should easily come

apart. BE CAREFUL TO NOTE THE ORIENTATION OF THE INDENTOR CAM LOBES, THE 
MACHINED SLOT IN THE INDENTER HOUSING AND THE ORIENTATION OF THE LEVER ARM IN 

RELATION TO THEM PRIOR TO DISSASSMBLY.  For the purposes of basic maintenance, the Crimp 
Tool is completely disassembled:

NOTE: the cylindrical part circled in

 

blue is the CDSS Positioner Body, which is attached to the 

Indenter Housing by the 4 Torx Bolts. The Two cylinders circled in red are the CDSS Retention 

Bushings, which securely attach and precisely align the Crimp Tool body to the Mounting Plate. 

Summary of Contents for HDT-48-00

Page 1: ...EUTSCH Crimp Tool HDT 48 00 DANIELS Crimp Tool AF8 M22520 1 01 are hand tools modified by CDSS for use in our our various automated Crimping Machines Although the tool was designed to be maintenance free the extremely high cycle counts and throughput of automated crimping in our customer s various wire processing applications necessitate periodic maintenance especially cleaning and lubrication We ...

Page 2: ...pter plate or shim between the Deutech Crimp tool and the Mounting Plate for these carefully note the location and orientation of this part for ease of later reassembly Some models will also require detaching the pneumatic cylinder clevis from the Lever Arm At this point the Crimp Tool should be detached from the Crimp Head Now remove the 4 Torx bolts from the Indenter Housing With the Torx Bolts ...

Page 3: ...rimps These parts cannot be repaired if excessively worn the crimp tool must be replaced However regular cleaning and lubrication will greatly extend the life of the crimp tool When you have finished cleaning the components reassemble the Indenters and Springs in the Indenter Housing WITH CARE TO RETURN THE INDENTER CAM LOBES AND THE MACHINED SLOT TO THE CORRECT ORIENTATION You are now ready to re...

Page 4: ...all the Indenter Housing Plates on both sides of the assembly The DEUTSCH HDT 48 00 or DANIELS AF8 M22520 1 01 Crimp Tool assembly is is now ready for lubrication Apply fresh Krytox Grease to the Indenter cams the Indenter springs and the body of the Indenter Housing ...

Page 5: ...in in the Crimp Tool s Body Apply a thin bead of Krytox Grease to the Shims on both sides this will aid in re installation by making the shim stick to the Indenter Assembly and also will help lubricate the tool in use Carefully keeping the shims aligned insert the assembly into the Crimp Tool s Body You can temporarily insert the Torx Bolts BACKWARDS through the assembly to help keep it aligned du...

Page 6: ... Gauge While sliding the Depth Arm into place you must hook the Depth Gauge Spring into the recess on the Crimp Depth Arm At this point the Tool should be largely assembled with alignment and orientation held by the Torx Bolts You can now reinstall the Faceplate in front of the Indenter Housing and reverse the Torx Screws to their proper alignment ...

Page 7: ...TE if the crimp tool is sticky articulates poorly requires excessive pressure to close or sticks in position a piece of debris may have gotten caught om the cams or springs disassemble and clean tool again with careful attention to debris which may be caught in the Indenters the cams or the Indenter springs If this occurs the tool must be disassembled cleaned and lubricated again After confirming ...

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