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408-10390 

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6.8.

 

Repairing the adjustable crimp height 

Under some severe operating conditions or applications, the crimp height shim can break or become dislodged. 
This can cause the applicator to produce terminations with a different crimp height than specified. To correct 
this problem, complete the following steps. 

1.  Subtract the specified nominal crimp height from the average crimp height recorded under section 5.1, 

Adjusting the wire crimp

This difference is the thickness of the shims (part number 2119957-1) to be 

added

 under the spacer. 

2.  Remove the ram assembly (Figure 16) from the applicator. 

Figure 16: Replacing the crimp height shim 

 

Atlantic 

Spacer 

Pacific 

Shim 

Ram post 

Adjustment bolt 

Set screw* 

Single-revolution limiter bolt 

Numbered wire crimp height adjustment dial

 

10 

Ram clamp 

*

Pacific only:

 Install the set screws in holes that do not interfere with the ram clamp. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for Ocean 1.0

Page 1: ...erminals identified on the applicator parts list and exploded view drawing applicator log to apply to pre stripped wires NOTE Dimensions in this instruction sheet are in millimeters with inches in bra...

Page 2: ...height can be adjusted to accommodate different wire sizes and insulation ranges The applicator is also designed to accept modular feed packages Figure 2 Mechanical feed applicator 1 Indicator notch c...

Page 3: ...he feeder assembly can be removed from the applicator and replaced with any different style mechanical air or servo feed depending on requirements Figure 4 To change to a different feed type use the a...

Page 4: ...mechanism for precise crimp height adjustment increments of 0 01 mm 0004 in and a total adjustment range of 1 50 mm 059 in By rotating the wire crimp disc the ram interface raises and lowers relative...

Page 5: ...storage location 4 Fine feed adjustment screw 9 Feed pawl 5 Fine feed adjustment lock screw far side 10 Applicator counter Two feed cams Figure 7 can be used with the mechanical feed applicator The p...

Page 6: ...eed pre or post feed cam 4 Mounting screw Figure 9 Mounting a feed cam on 30 mm 1 in stroke machine 1 Mechanical pre feed cam 2 Mechanical post feed cam 3 Air feed pre or post feed cam 4 Mounting scre...

Page 7: ...Post feed cam optional These feed cams can be mounted in two different mounting holes depending on machine stroke length and feed type Figure 8 and Figure 9 The air supply connection Figure 3 must be...

Page 8: ...nce with local waste regulations Contact local authority for battery recycling locations The servo feed applicator works in conjunction with the AMPOMATOR III servo terminator or any machine that inco...

Page 9: ...n performing maintenance or repair on this equipment DANGER To avoid personal injury use the applicator only in an appropriate terminating machine Do not connect the pressurized air supply until after...

Page 10: ...atch pivots downward 4 Place the applicator on the quick change base plate 5 Slide it back until two notches engage the stops at the back of the plate while guiding the ram post into the ram post adap...

Page 11: ...g by turning the drag release lever upward 7 Remove a length of the terminal strip left in the applicator by grasping the terminals at the strip guide entry raising the feed pawl and pulling the strip...

Page 12: ...als or other defects caused by worn or broken tooling If necessary replace tooling as described in section 6 If the terminations appear normal measure the crimp height of each termination as described...

Page 13: ...feed pawl in the required location on the terminal typically the end of the wire barrel Refer to Figure 6 The slug blade must remove the connecting tab between lead and second terminals without deform...

Page 14: ...the feed pawl holder to allow the fine feed adjustment screw to turn Refer to Figure 6 CAUTION Do not remove the fine feed adjust lock screw A nylon plug is captured behind the lock screw Loss of this...

Page 15: ...the mating end of the terminal the backstroke over travel should be about equal to the distance between the wire barrel and the mating end of the terminal Figure 3 For other types of terminals for exa...

Page 16: ...is manually cycled the mechanism moves forward and backward once during each machine stroke unless the air is disconnected DANGER Moving parts can crush and cut Never insert hands into installed equip...

Page 17: ...n the adjustment is correct continue with step 4 4 Watch the feed pawl as the machine is cycled several times It should have enough but not too much over travel on the retract stroke to pick up the ne...

Page 18: ...from the applicator 6 Remove the two nuts holding the springs in place on the terminal drag plate Figure 14 Figure 14 Adjusting the strip guide 1 Terminal strip aligned with anvil 4 Terminal drag plat...

Page 19: ...ke sure that the machine ram is in the raised position 4 Remove the applicator from the machine 5 For identification of parts refer to the exploded view drawing on the applicator log and the parts lis...

Page 20: ...equired direction until the slug blade can pass freely between the shear plates With the slug blade between the shear plates retighten the four screws 10 Set the applicator upright Raise the ram assem...

Page 21: ...ach applicator is properly aligned at the factory and the base plate bolts are sealed However it is possible to misalign the applicator housing from the base plate by mishandling or dropping the appli...

Page 22: ...ominal crimp height from the average crimp height recorded under section 5 1 Adjusting the wire crimp This difference is the thickness of the shims part number 2119957 1 to be added under the spacer 2...

Page 23: ...rew assembly into the ram and tighten it by hand until it bottoms in the ram NOTE Do not tighten the adjustment screw assembly Just turn it in the assembly until it stops 12 Reinstall the single revol...

Page 24: ...sting crimper spacer must be at least 0 64 mm 025 in thick Figure 17 Wire depressor accessory parts 1 Existing crimper spacer 2 Replacement crimper spacer 3 Wire depressor select based on wire size ra...

Page 25: ...0 2 41 095 2 455888 1 4 83 190 7 455888 2 1 40 055 1 455888 1 2 54 100 2 455888 2 3 Choose a wire depressor based on the wire size range Table 4 Table 4 Wire depressors by wire size range Wire size ra...

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