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Ridge tool company 2, Warning – RIDGID RP 300-B User Manual

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RP 100-B, RP 300-B

Ridge Tool Company

2

TROUBLESHOOTING

LED display

Acoustics

Status

Action

green

red

yellow

RP 100-B and RP 300-B

lit

lit

lit

short beep

(300-B)

ON/OFF switch

being pressed

Machine

activated

lit

All O.K.

lit

blinks

All O.K. after

20,000 pressings

Service

required

Inspection and main-

tenance by authorized

service center

lit

blinks

Retaining bolt

not inserted

completely

Machine

blocked

Insert retaining bolt

correctly

lit

blinks

Temperature out

of range

Machine

blocked

Bring machine within

temp. range of -5°C

and +50°C

lit

lit

beeps
5 sec.

(300-B)

6 consecutive

times pressure

not reached or
time exceeded

Machine

blocked

= service

Inspection and main-

tenance by authorized

service center

RP 300-B ONLY

blinks

3 times

Pressing O.K.

lit

Maintenance

after 22,000

pressings

Machine

blocked

Inspection and main-

tenance by authorized

service center

RP 100-B ONLY

blinks blinks

Low battery tool

overheated or

excess current

Replace or recharge

battery. Allow tool to

cool. If condition repeats
inspection by authorized

service center

lit

lit

Maintenance

after 22,000

pressings

Machine

blocked

Inspection and main-

tenance by authorized

service center

• If there is a power supply interruption during pressing procedure, the

machine stops and the pistons will be brought into the original position
after a few seconds.

Note:- for 100-B press black release button on side of tool.
• Whenever a pressing cycle is not fully completed the complete procedure

must be repeated.

• It is strongly recommended to never attempt to repeat a pressing cycle

that has been interrupted. This may lead to damage to the joint and pos-
sible leakage. The joint should be cut out and replaced by a new one.

• The use of jaws not specifi cally designed for pressing the fi ttings being

used may lead to damage and incorrectly compressed fi ttings. Contact
your RIDGID Press Fit Service Centre for any malfunction not covered in
this instruction manual.

MAINTENANCE
Always remove the battery before performing any maintenance.
Daily
- Clean the Press Fit tool with a soft cloth. Do not use detergents to clean

the crimping tool. Check the condition of the tool and ensure that the
press rolls (Fig.1, ref. 6) are free of metallic particles. Use lubricating and
corrosion prevention spray if they appear dry.

Every 20,000 pressings (or every 3 years)
- The Press Fit tool must be sent for inspection and maintenance to the

nearest authorized RIDGID Press Fit repair centre. After 20,000 cycles a
warning signal will indicate that the tool should be serviced (see trouble-
shooting).

- The repair centre will fully overhaul the tool and inspect that it is opera-

ting correctly.

- Any unauthorized modifi cations and/or repairs will invalidate the warranty.

Storage
- Before storing the tool for long periods clean the tool thoroughly and wipe

clean.

- Keep the tool away from moisture and heat, and do not expose the tool

to extreme temperatures.

- Keep away from children.
- The RIDGID Press Fit tool is made of numerous metal and plastic parts.

Ensure that the tool is correctly disposed of in accordance with local
regulations.

Fig. 1
1 ON/OFF

switch

2 LED display green, red and orange
3 Trigger switch – starts automatic pressing cycle
4 Tool

identifi cation plate with serial number

5 Press jaw holder with 90° rotation
6 Press

rolls

7 Lock

pin

8 Press

jaw

9 Plastic

housing

10 Battery 14.4 V / 2.6 Ah

WARNING!

Keep fi ngers and hands away from jaws during
pressing cycle!
Fingers or hands can be crushed, fractured or
amputated if they become caught between the jaws.
Always verify that the jaw is correctly fi tted in the
press tool and that the locking pin is fi rmly closed.

IMPORTANT:
This jaw set is designed to make Press Fit connections for the specifi c
system and size noted on the jaw set and packaging.

Follow fi tting manufacturer’s recommendations on proper installation.
The use of incorrect jaw sets for a system or size will result in an
improper seal that could result in extensive property damage.