Where can I find directions for this tool. I am working with molex connectors (very small). I pic of connector in tool would be good
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I went to youtube look for Assembling a Molex Connector there are many more that will be helpful
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Google "How to use a ratchet crimp tool" select Videos and you will find exactly how to use the tool. Better than a book.
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I haven't found any written but they're pretty straight forward. This is what I do: 1. Unlock tool so that the mouth is open 2. I place the pin in the jaws with the tab still attached(it can be used as a gauge so you get consistent crimp lengths) 3. Squeeze jaws slowly (you want to hear it click a couple of times) to hold the pin 4. Insert stripped wire (you want to push it in til the insulation clears the first tabs) 5. Squeeze the jaws the rest of the way til the tool releases 6. Remove crimped connector & wire (remember to remove tab) 7. Insert connector(s) into housing pushing til they lock in. I've uploaded some pics of the process the way I do it, I hope this helps. These have saved me lots of time when making custom cables.
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Call the phone number on the back of the Stanley tool set . An ask them to send .you the 14mm socket to you. If they want the 13mm socket back send you a packageship label to send it back for free. That what i would do.
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it´s about a 2 inches long (maybe less, 1.9 inches) and connect to a molex connector
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I think you need something more like the HT-225D. You're most likely talking about Molex open barrel terminals and the 225D is specifically for smaller wire. It has two crimpers, for 18-22 and for 24-30, Says it's for 3 or 4 pin Molex and D-Sub & Open Barrel connectors.
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There a some good guides online to do this. I forgot it which one I used, but it took me about 35 minutes to do the whole process and I had never even soldered before.
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Just pulled mine out of the shipping box, only to find out the tip is HUGE for any SMD work. More of a general tip, and even for that it is not small. If I end up keeping it I need to buy smaller tip right away.
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The big block is the A.C. connection. The Molex connector is for the sénse coil placed around the load conductor.
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Hello Smac,This is What I ordered and has worked good so far "RG6 RG59 Connector Waterproof Connectors Crimping Tool" here is the linkhttp://www.amazon . com/gp/product/B0050N0S36/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1
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Bend the loop of wire up and push it through the hole in the wax square.There's directions on the pack, but written by bad translator....LoL
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Hi Mike: I did the same thing you did. Figured the tips shown would be for the couplers shown. Not so. Your best bet is to go to the Ateco web page and download the catalog. (What I did) And find the size of tips that you need and in the section that the tips are in is the correct coupler. Order through there or find another brand! Hope this helps, Larry
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I used an electrical connector crimper (handheld), size blue i believe. It seems to work fine and has not come apart. Before you cut, I added about an extra 1/4" because the cable is easier to compress, instead of stretching.
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Sorry, I used this tool to create a dimple on metal before soldering so I'm not familiar with the job you want to do.
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Sorry I am using the one that came with the toolbox..., perhaps you could contact the manufacturer/company to purchase another! Hope that helps.
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Sorry; I can't help you. I bought this to make a repair for a friend's device. The output end was cut off and the adapter was hard wired. I don't remember the color or size of the tip.
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measure back where the connector should finish and then use a SHARP knife or razor blade and push down thru the silicone just to the strip base. Slight bend at cut and peel or roll off the silicone with finger. EASY PEAZY!
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Thanks for your response. I bought one of these connectors but it was the wrong size, too small to fit the one I had. I am looking for the right one to fit my existing connector.
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I use the multi size tool from Harborfreight #38732. It works better than the cheap plastic ones.