Danfoss Pressing tool Installation guide

Installation Guide
Pressing tool
1 Introduction
The pressing tool is designed for use with the Danfoss composite pipe tting system. The tool has easily replaceable jaw inserts for pressing alternatively 16 and 20 mm tube ttings.
The pressing tool is designed with a safety feature which ensures the tool levers cannot be opened before the pressing of the tting is completed. Thereby a tight seal in the tting is secured.
1. Tool lever
2. Slider
3. Tool head
4. Closure
5. Pressing jaws
2 Function
Press levers rmly together and the jaws can be opened.
Place the open jaws around the press tting (If there is a lack of work space, the jaws can be opened without moving levers simply by pulling back the slider).
Press the levers until they are pressed completely together.
Once the levers have been pressed completely together the jaws can be opened again.
3 Replacing jaw inserts
Turn the closure so the jaws can be opened.
Place the pressing tool on a surface with the closure turning up.
Open the jaws and replace the jaw inserts.
Turn the closure to locked position to prevent inserts from falling out.
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4 Service and cleaning
The pressing tool should always be cleaned after use.
The tool should be checked every 4 weeks, to ensure that the jaws close completely.
All moving parts should be oiled regularly
To ensure functionality the tool should always be stored in a clean and dust free environment.
5 Warranty
The pressing tool is only to be used with Danfoss composite pipe ttings.
Any damage caused by throwing or hitting the pressing tool will void the warranty.
Any modications to the tool will void the warranty and Danfoss will not be responsible for consecutive damage to installations or ttings.
The pressing tool should only be used in compliance with valid safety regulations such as the German UVV and similar European 89/92/ EWG.
VICTD302
Produced by Danfoss Floor Heating Hydronics © 05/2015
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