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The Han-D-Ringer (RAM1001)
Han-D-Ringer PARTS
1 B14001 Pin 1
2 B14002 Spring 2
3 B14003 LowerJaw 1
5 B14005 Pin 2
6 B14006 Pin 2
8 B14008 Roller 2
10 B14010 Screw 1
11 B14011 Pusher 1
12 B14012 Magazine 1
13 B14013 Housing(Right) 1
14 B14014 Pin 1
15 B14015 PusherSpring 1
16 B14016 Roller,PusherSpring 1
19 B14019 Pin 1
20 B14020 Housing(Left) 1
21 B14021 Screw 4
22 B14022 Pin 1
23 B14023 V-spring 1
24 B14024 UpperJaw 1
26 B14026 Screw 2
27 B14027 Screw 1
28 B14028 Guide 1
29 B14S029 Guide(Optional) 1
35 B14035 Screw 1
201 B14201 DeltaLaminationAssy. 1
202 B14202 JawLinkAssy.(Right) 1
203 B14203 JawLinkAssy.(Left) 1
204 B14204 HandleAssy. 1
205 B14205 SpringAssy. 1
Item # Part # Description Qty Item # Part # Description Qty
SPECIFICATIONS
WEIGHT: 0.8lbs(0.4kg)
DIMENSIONS (HxWxL): 7x2x7”(178x50x178mm)
MATERIALS: Steel and molded composite
plastic
USED WITH: 9/16” D-rings, collated on a strip
MAGAZINE CAPACITY: 50rings
PRIMARY POWER: Manually powered
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TROUBLESHOOTING
JAMMING PROBLEMS
The most common reason is insucient pusher spring
tension. This occurs when the tool is used with an
insucient ring quantity. This tool is not designed to
empty its magazine during operation. Reload when the
pusher makes contact with the tunnel in the housing.
If a jam occurs, pull pusher back to the locked position
and pull rings out of jaw mechanism area. Point nose
of tool down, and while holding onto rings, cycle tool
slowly. User may need to shake pliers to assist the ring
in falling out. This should force jammed ring out of jaw
mechanism.
RING DOES NOT CLOSE COMPLETELY
1. Check for foreign debris in the jaw area. This is
especially true in the area between the housing and
the rollers.
2. Thejawsmaybewornfromextendeduse.Replacing
thejaw(s)isrecommended.
3. Whenthetoolisusedincorrosiveapplications,a
water-dispersing lubricating oil should be applied
on a regular basis to the jaw pins and rollers.
Unlubricated and/or corroded jaw pins may cause
the tool to function poorly.
FEEDING PROBLEMS
1. If rings do not feed smoothly down the magazine,
check pusher spring for tension. If the magazine is
covered with dirt from eld use, clean the magazine
and apply a light coating of water-dispersing
lubricating oil. If magazine is worn or damaged,
replace it.
2. Whenringsfeedproperlyonthemagazinebutdo
not feed into the jaws without spitting out of the
magazine side of the tool, or if the rings sit in the jaw
grooves on an angle, check jaws to insure freedom of
movement.
3. Ifjawsdonotopencompletelyallowingthenext
ring to enter jaws, check the jaw open V-spring
(Item#23)forwear.Itmayneedreplacement.
4. NeveruselooseringsintheHan-D-Ringer.
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