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■Plug assemblies procedure

Table 1(Solder type)

[Unit:mm]

Shell size

A

B

C

13

(3)

(12)

37 or below

16

(3)

(14)

39 or below

21

(3)

(17)

42 or below

25

(3)

(20)

37 or below

Shell size

C

13

2 to 2.5

16

3 to 3.5

21

4 to 4.5

25

5 to 5.5

■Work procedure

1.Disassembly of connector

(1)To remove the plug, remove the set screw, fit a receptacle adaptive to the P shell unit to fix, and remove he cord tube.

(2)To remove the cord clamp, remove the cord tightening screws.

2.Connection

2.1 Soldering type

(1)Use the cable so that the conductor can be soldered properly into the solder cup with the cable sheath diameter adaptive to each cord

clamp.

(2)After the terminal treatment of the cable with a size given in Table 1, thread on the ccable the clamp, washer, gasket, cord tube and

coupling in this order and direction as shown above.

(3) Solder to connect the conductors to the terminals of the P shell unit. Shrinkable tube is recommended to be used at the connecting

part because insulating performance might deteriorate due to solder whiskers or dewing. After connecting, adjust to meet the C size.

(Note2)

3.Assembly of connector

(1)Fit the connected P shell unit to the receptacle fixed with a vice or the like. Torque the cord tube to the level as given in Table3.

(2)Fit the gasket, washer and clamp. Torque the clamp to the level as given in Table3 while preventing the cable from being ratated. And,

Loctite Japan Co Ltd. is recommended to be applied as locking.(Note3)

(3)Torque the set screw to 0.2 to 0.25 N·m.

(4)Torque the cord tightening screw(two positions) to 0.65 to 0.7 N·m.(Note 4)

Note2. keep the size until assembling is completed

Note3. After tightening, check water proof performance before using.

Note4. Check the clamp strenrth before using.

The product information in this catalog is for reference only. Please request the Engineering Drawing for the most current and accurate design information.