Torque Calibration - Urrea 6205 Manual De Usuario Y Garantía

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This COMPUTORQ wrench has features that
will make your job easier and faster. SAVE
THIS INSTRUCTIONS.
WARNING: Over-torquing can cause break-
age. Force against flex stops on flex head can
cause head breakage. An out of calibration
angle wrench can cause part or tool breakage.
Broken hand tools, sockets or accessories can
cause injury. Excess force can cause crowfoot or
flare nut wrench slippage.
· Read this manual completely before using
ELECTRONIC WRENCH.
· To insure accuracy, work must not move in
angle mode.
· For personal safety and to avoid wrench dam-
age, follow good professional tool and fasten-
er installation practices.
· Periodic recalibration is necessary to maintain
accuracy.
· Wear safety goggles, user and bystanders.
· Be sure all components, including all adap-
tors, extensions, drivers and sockets are rated
to match or exceed torque being applied.
· Observe all equipment, system and manu-
facturer's warnings, cautions and procedures
when using this wrench.
· Use correct size socket for fastener.
· Do not use sockets showing wear or cracks.
· Replace fasteners with rounded corners.
· To avoid damaging wrench: Never use wrench
with power off. Always turn ON wrench so ap-
plied torque is being measured.
- Do not press POWER q while torque is ap-
plied or while wrench is in motion.
- Never use this wrench to break fasteners
loose.
- Do not use extensions, such as a pipe, on
handle of wrench.
- Check that wrench capacity matches or ex-
ceeds each application before proceeding.
- Verify calibration if dropped.
· Make sure ratchet direction lever is fully en-
gaged in correct position.
· Verify calibration of wrench if you know or
suspect its capacity has been exceeded.
· Do not force head of flex head drives against
stops.
· Always pull - do not push - on wrench handle
and adjust your stance to prevent a possible
fall should something give.
· Do not attempt to recharge Alkaline cells.
· Store wrench in dry place.
· Remove batteries when storing wrench used
for periods longer than 3 months.
WARNING: Electrical shock can cause injury.
Metal handle is not isolated. Do not use on live
electrical circuits.
E N G L I S H •
FEATURES

TORQUE CALIBRATION

In order to calibrate
the electronic torque
wrench, a horizontal
bench top hand-crank
loader must be used
which has a minimum
accuracy of ± 0.5%.
The calibration should be performed by the
CDI Repair Center or Certified Calibration Lab-
oratory.
- Make sure the torque tester is in the "PEAK
MODE".
- Note the ratchet head dimension if inter-
changeable.
1. From the main screen, press and hold the
Enter key for three seconds. The User choices
menu will be displayed.
2. Scroll to the CON-
FIGURE menu selec-
tion by pressing the
Up key two times:
3. Press the Enter key to display the Configure
menu:
NOTE: The Wrench real-time-clock Date is
stored in non-volatile memory during torque
calibration. The stored date is used to calculate
the next calibration interval. If the clock has al-
ready been set, skip to step 12.
4. Scroll to the SET DATE/TIME menu selection
using the Up/Down keys.
5. Press the Enter key to display the Set Date
screen:
6. Set the year by incrementing or decrement-
ing the value using the Up/Down keys then
press the Enter key to accept the year and
highlight the month value.
7. Set the month by incrementing or decre-
menting the value using the Up/Down keys
then press the Enter key to accept the month
and highlight the day value.
8. Set the day by incrementing or decrement-
ing the value using the Up/Down keys then
press the Enter key to accept the day and dis-
play the Set Time screen:
9. Set the hour by incrementing or decrement-
ing the value using the Up/Down keys then
press the Enter key to accept the hour and
highlight the minutes value.
10. Set the minutes by incrementing or dec-
rementing the value using the Up/Down keys
then press the Enter key to accept the minutes
and highlight the seconds value.
11. Set the seconds by incrementing or dec-
rementing the value using the Up/Down keys
then press the Enter key to accept the seconds
and display the Configure menu.
12. Scroll to the CALIBRATION menu selection.
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