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5 CF65/75/85 series ≥0E621376 Removal and installation REPAIRING WIRING 2-11 Copper connection 1A. Wire diameter too large 1B. Wire diameter too small 2A. Crimp height too great (hole in crimping tool too large) 2B. Crimp height too small (hole in crimping tool too small) 3A. Asymmetric crimping 3B. Asymmetric crimping 4. Proper contact crimping S = material thickness x = cracking 1A. There is a risk that copper conductors could stick out, which would adversely affect the fixed position of the other copper conductors. This may result in a short circuit and loose contact. 1B. The contact may crack and the copper conductors may not be sufficiently fixed in the contact. 2A. Copper conductors are not sufficiently fixed in the contact. The wire will come loose of the contact. 2B. The contact will be damaged. The contact may crack after some time and the wire will then come loose from the contact. 3A and B The contact will be damaged and the copper conductors are not fully fixed in the contact. The wire may come loose. The height of any bulge on the contact may not exceed the material thickness of the contact. The width of this bulge may not exceed half the material thickness. E501494 1 A B 2 3 4 Bmax=1/2S X Hmax=S 3 200404 |