Specifications; Inspecting The Pressing Tool, Jaw Sets And Press Rings; Attaching Pressing Jaws - RIDGID CT400 Manuel De L'opérateur

CT400 Press Tool
The entire cycle duration is approximately four (4) seconds.
Once the cycle begins to deform a fitting, it will automati-
cally continue until completion. A hydraulic release button
is provided to allow the removal of the jaw set or press ring
from the tubing in the event of a power or system failure
during pressing.
Jaw Arm
Jaw
Finger Guard
Sideplate
Jaw Mounting
Pin
Standard
Series Jaw Set
Figure 1 – CT400 Press Tool and Standard Series Jaw Set

Specifications

CT400 Press Tool:
Motor
Voltage ...................120V, Single Phase AC 60 Hz
Amperage ...............5.2A
Weight ....................15.6 lbs. (7 Kg)
Ram Force ....................7,200 lbs. (32kN)
Operating Temperature
Range............................15°F to 120°F (-10°C to 50°C)
Inspecting the Press Tool, Jaw
Sets and Press Rings
WARNING
To prevent electrocution and serious injury, inspect
the CT400 Press Tool, jaw sets and press rings.
Never use the CT400, a jaw set, actuator arm or
press ring with damaged or missing parts. The fol-
lowing inspection procedures should be performed
on a daily basis:
1. Make sure the CT400 Press Tool is unplugged.
2. Inspect the motor housing, switch, power cord and plug
for damage. Check for damage such as cracks in the
motor housing, cut or frayed cords and exposed wires.
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Hydraulic
Release Valve
Motor Housing
Switch
Handle
Pump
Drop Guard
Power Cord
3. To avoid a crushing injury, make sure both of the fin-
ger guards and the drop guard are securely in place.
4. Inspect the jaw sets, press rings and actuator arm. If
dirty, refer to Fitting Systems operator's manual for
cleaning instructions. Failure to clean jaws or press
rings can result in an improper connection that can
lead to extensive property damage. If any cracks are
found, discard the damaged assemblies and obtain
replacement.
WARNING
replace individual components except for press ring and
jaw/actuator return springs. Failure to replace the entire
assembly may result in component failure and serious
injury.
5. Clean any oil, grease or dirt from the tool handles.
This reduces the risk of the tool slipping from your grip.

Attaching Pressing Jaws

or Actuator
Only use RIDGID Standard Series Jaw sets
CAUTION
or actuators. Use with the RIDGID jaw or ring and fitting
system intended for the specific tubing material you are
installing. Use of other jaw sets or press rings will result in
an improper seal that could result in extensive property
damage.
1. Make sure the CT400 Press Tool is unplugged.
2. Pull the jaw set mounting pin to its most open position
(Figure 2).
Figure 2 – Pulling The Jaw Set Mounting Pin Out
3. If press tool contains a jaw set or press ring actuator,
slide it out of the press tool.
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Always discard the entire assembly. Never