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Adjustable

Stop

Feed Pawl

(Portion of Head Assembly

Shown Cut Away for Clarity)

Wire Inserter (Shown

In Up Position)

Carriage

Connector

Slot

Wire

Guide

Drag

Wire Insertion

Rod and Adjuster

Instruction Sheet

2 mm Common Termination (CT)

408--9426

LOC B

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05 MAY 14 Rev EHead Assembly 58372- 1

2 mm CT CONNECTOR

PART NUMBER TYPE WIRE SIZE INSULATION DIA RANGE

173977--[ ] Receptacle Assembly

173983--[ ] Horizontal Mount Header

28--26 0.85--1.05 [.033--.041]

173985--[ ] Vertical Mount Header

[

]

179694--[ ] Receptacle Assembly 24 0.95--1.05 [.037--.041]

Figure 1

1. INTRODUCTION

The 2 mm CT Head Assembly 58372--1 shown in

Figure 1 is designed to terminate the connectors onto

unstripped discrete wire sizes listed in Figure 1.

The head is designed for use in Pistol Grip Manual

Handle Assembly 58074--1 (408--6790), Pistol Grip

Pneumatic Handle Assembly 58075--1 (408--6789), or

Pneumatic Power Bench Assembly 58338--1

(408--9393). For head installation procedures, and

setup and operation of the tools, refer to the

instruction sheets (shown in parenthesis) packaged

with the tool.

Dimensions on this sheet are in metric units [with

U.S. customary units in brackets]. Figures and

illustrations are for reference only and are not

drawn to scale.

Reasons for reissue of this instruction sheet are

provided in Section 9, REVISION SUMMARY.

2. DESCRIPTION

The head assembly, when properly inserted into the

tool, serves as a guide for the connector during

termination.

Features of the head assembly (shown in Figure 1)

and their functions are:

Wire Inserter—forces unstripped wire into the two

slotted beams of the contact.

Wire Insertion Rod and Adjuster—acts as a piston

for, and regulates travel of, the wire inserter.

Carriage—slides right and left in head assembly

and automatically advances the connector after

each termination.

Drag—prevents connector from moving out of

position after it has been advanced.

Connector Slot—opening into which connector is

secured in head assembly.

ORIGINAL INSTRUCTI O NS

NOTE

Summary of content (6 pages)

PAGE 1
Instruction Sheet 408-- 9426 2 mm Common Termination (CT) Head Assembly 58372- 1 Feed Pawl (Portion of Head Assembly Shown Cut Away for Clarity) Wire Guide Drag Rev E ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS Wire Inserter (Shown In Up Position) 05 MAY 14 Wire Insertion Rod and Adjuster Carriage Adjustable Stop Connector Slot 2 mm CT CONNECTOR PART NUMBER TYPE 173977--[ ] Receptacle Assembly 173983--[ ] Horizontal Mount Header 173985--[ ] Vertical Mount Header 179694--[ ] Receptacle Assembly WIRE SIZE
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408- 9426 Adjustable Stop—controls the size of the connector slot, permitting different size connectors to be secured in head assembly. Wire Guide—open channel into which unstripped wire is inserted and bottomed for terminating. Feed Pawl—when pushed forward, allows carriage to be moved either right or left, depending on where connector is to be located in head assembly.
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408- 9426 Unstripped Wire Inserted and Bottomed in Wire Guide CAUTION ! DO NOT increase the air pressure beyond 483 kPa [70 psi]; otherwise, excessive wear and strain to the tool and head could result. Turn Clockwise to Reduce Wire Insertion Depth Figure 4 Turn Counterclockwise to Increase Wire Insertion Depth 5. Release the feed pawl by pushing it forward then move the carriage to left and remove the connector from head assembly. 6.
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08- 9426 Once the carriage feed is adjusted correctly, the following should be observed: : wire inserter is aligned with the connector contact : no movement of the connector housing occurs as the tool is actuated 6. TERMINATION PROCEDURE 1. Select the applicable connector and wire to be terminated. 2. Perform the setup procedure as described in Section 3. Note that at the end of this procedure the connector is in position to begin the termination process. 3.
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408- 9426 12 65.02 mm [2.56 in.] 13 14 15 11 16 6 17 10 18 19 9 8 21 7 20 6 12 5 10 22 23 88.9 mm [3.5 in.] 4 25 24 28.7 mm [1.13 in.] 1 2 Weight: 142 g [5 oz] 3 27 26 REPLACEMENT PARTS DESCRIPTION QTY PER ASSEMBLY ITEM PART NUMBER 1 1--21989--2 SCREW, Socket Head Shoulder 1 2 2--22281--2 SPRING, Compression 1 3 314058--1 HEAD, Finished 1 4 314061--1 GUIDE, Housing 1 5 314066--1 STOP, Fixed 1 6 21000--9 SCREW, Socket Head Cap, 2--56¢.19 in.
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408- 9426 REPLACEMENT PARTS ITEM PART NUMBER 12 3--21028--2 13 314063--1 14 DESCRIPTION QTY PER ASSEMBLY PIN, Slotted Spring 2 PAWL, Feed 1 21028--3 PIN, Slotted Spring 1 15 4--22487--0 SPRING, Extension 1 16 21028--6 PIN, Slotted Spring 1 17 2--21008--1 SCREW, Set, 4--40¢.25 in.