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        figure 2 3. jog the ram by pulsing the trigger until the moving die retains, but does not deform the terminal. 4. insert a stripped wire into the terminal until the wire butts against the locator.       
          5. hold the wire in place while activating the tool to complete the crimp. 6. the ram should automatically retract when the crimping cycle is complete. the terminal can be removed after the ram has retracted. 
 *.0("/&+* -&), #'0./)$*/ 1. the insulation crimping section of the moving die has three crimp positions: 1tight, 2medium, and 3loose. 2. turn both insulation crimp adjustment spacers so that they fit into the notch in the side of the die. see figure 1. this is the no. 3 or loose position. (the insulation crimper screw must be loosened to make this adjustment.) 3. turn the insulation crimper screw enough to hold the die firmly in place. the insulation crimper screw will be tightened after completing steps 5 and 6. 4. insert the unstripped wire into only the insulation barrel position of the terminal. 5. make a test crimp (refer to paragraph 2.3.b for crimping procedure). close the die on the terminal and hold the die in the bottomed position. tighten the insulation crimper screw while the dies are bottomed, then complete the crimping cycle. 6. remove the terminal from the dies, and check the insulation grip as follows: bend the wire back and force once. the terminal sleeve should retain the grip on the wire insulation. 7. if the wire pulls out, use the following procedure to set the insulation crimp adjustment to the next tighter position: (a) first, loosen the insulation crimper screw.  
 
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   all tyco electronics dies are thoroughly inspected before being shipped from the factory, however, since there is a possibility of die damage during shipment, tyco electronics recommends that new dies be inspected in accordance with section 3 when received in your plant.   do not allow deposits of dirt, grease, and foreign matter to accumulate in the die closure area and on the bottoming surfaces of the dies. these deposits may prevent the dies from bottoming fully and may also cause excessive wear in the die closure surfaces, thereby affecting the quality of the crimp. the dies should be wiped clean frequently with a clean, soft cloth.     visually inspect the die closure surfaces for broken, chipped, or pitted conditions. although dies may gage within permissible limits, worn or damaged die closure surfaces are objectionable and can affect the quality of the crimp. examples of possible damaged die surfaces are shown in figure 4.      every tyco electronics die set is inspected and tested for proper die closure before being shipped from the factory. an inspection should, however, be performed periodically to measure the die closure. the die closure inspection is accomplished using the go, nogo plug gages. a suggested plug gage design of the go, nogo dimensions of the plug gage members are provided in figure 5. the following procedure is recommended for measuring the die closures: 1. remove traces of oil or dirt from the die crimping areas, and plug gage members. 2. turn both insulation adjustment spacers of the moving die so that they fit into the notch in the side of the die. see figure 1. the die is now set in the no. 3 or loose position. this will provide access to the wire barrel dies for plug gaging. 3. insert both dies in the tool die holders. figure 4         4. some dies need to be removed from the hand tool to gage the wire barrel dies. the position of the locator and the insulation die prevent gaging the wire barrel in the tool. remove the complete die assembly and rotate the locator 180 . this will allow access to the wire barrel die. the complete die can then be placed in a vise with light pressure for gaging. 5. with the wire barrel dies bottomed, check the wire barrel crimp die closure using the proper plug gage. hold the gage in a straight alignment with the die closure and carefully try to insert, without forcing the go member, and then the nogo member. see figure 6, detail a. the go member must pass completely through the insulation and wire barrel crimp die closures. 6. the nogo member may enter partially, but must not pass completely through the wire barrel crimp die closure. see figure 6, detail a. 7. remove the moving die from the tool die holder. 8. reposition the insulation adjustment spacers in the no. 1 position. refer to paragraph 2.4 for insulation crimp position adjustment procedures. 9. insert the moving die into the tool die holder. 10. with the wire barrel dies bottomed, check the insulation crimp die closure using the proper plug gage in the same manner as steps 6 and 7. see figure 6, detail b. 11. if both the wire barrel and insulation die closures meet the go, nogo gage conditions, the dies may be considered dimensionally correct. 12. if you find that the crimp die closures do not conform with the go, nogo gage conditions, contact your local tyco electronics representative.
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