Usage:
1. With the rear of wire connector toward you, snap tool (A) (the correct size for the wire being removed) over the wire of the contact to be removed.
2. Slide tool (A) along the wire into the contact cavity until it engages the contact and resistance is felt.
NOTE: Do not twist or insert tool (A) at an angle.
3. Pull contact (2) and wire assembly out of connector (1).
4. Remove the damaged contact from the wire.
5. Use tool (B) and the following procedure to secure contact (2) to the wire.
a. Strip 6.3 mm (.25 in.) insulation from the wire.
b. Raise selector knob (3) and rotate until arrow is aligned with the wire size to be crimped.
c. Loosen locknut. Turn adjusting screw (4) in (clockwise) until it stops.
d. Insert contact (2) into tool (B). Turn the adjusting screw out (counter clockwise) until the contact is flush with indentor cover (5) on tool (B). Tighten locknut.
c. Insert wire in contact (2). The contact must be centered between the indentors. Close the handles until the handle contacts the stop.
d. Release the handles and remove the crimped contact.
e. Inspect the contact to insure that all wire strands are inside the crimp barrel. Look in the hole in the contact. If the crimp is correct wire strands will be visible in the hole in the contact.
6. Grasp the wire approximately 25.4 mm (1.00 in.) behind the contact crimp barrel.
7. Hold connector (1) with the rear grommet facing you.
8. Push contact (2) straight into connector (1) until a positive stop is felt.
9. Gently pull on the wire and connector assembly to confirm that the contact is properly locked in place.