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NEF6LM

NAVAC�Inc.www.NavacGlobal.com

User Manual

Cordless Power Flaring Tool

MADE IN CHINA

Tel/Fax: +1 877 MY-NAVAC 8 77 696 2822

Safety Guide

Contents

Structure and Technical Parameters

Operation Instruction

Troubleshooting

Exploded View and Parts List

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Structure

Technical Parameters

Start button

Clamp

Lever

Battery

LightHold 2s to Reset

Battery balance indicator

Flaring indicator

Light

NEF6LM

Tubing Type

Tubing OD

Power

Cone Speed

Battery Capacity

Time to Flare

1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8",3/4"

DC motor

Copper

120 RPM

Up to 100 flares per charge

Complete a flare in < 30 seconds

Quick�Charge 30�minutes

Dimension 10"x4"x4" (265x101x100mm)

Battery pack

Battery 7.4V 2Ah 14.8Wh

Power Supply

Output Voltage

Output Current

AC 100-240V (50/60Hz ) 50W

8.4V

3.5A

Ambient Temperature 41°F-104°F (5°C-40°C)

Charger

Ambient Temperature

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Caution: Read this manual thoroughly before using.

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Ÿ Keep the working area clean and tidy.

Ÿ Do not operate while under the influence of alcohol.

Ÿ Keep children and untrained people from using.

Ÿ Use original parts and auxiliary.

Ÿ Long time using may overheat its motor which activate overheat protection.

Ÿ Temperature higher than 158°F (70°C) or lower than 4 1 °F (5°C)may activate the motor

overheat or subcooled protection.

Ÿ Don’t dismantle NEF6LM at random which may void warranty.

Ÿ Product is warranted against defects in materials and workmanship for two years from the

date of purchase.

Ÿ Dispose the battery according to local regulations.

Ÿ Pending patent.

Model

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Table 1

Weight 2.9 lbs (1.3kg)

41°F-104°F (5°C-40°C)

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Operation Instruction

0302

2. Get the clamp placed.Ÿ Keep the lever open and put in the clamp. A locked lever resists the clamp being placed.Ÿ Push the lever inward to lock the clamp.

3. Press the START button to flare.

Copper

Limit baffle

Clamp�legs

Figure 1

Figure 2

Clamp

Lever

Locking the clamp

Figure 3

Caution:Make sure hash marks lineup. Otherwise it may cause a defective flare and damage the clamp.

Caution:Ÿ Don’t open the lever during flaring, otherwise the automatic flaring stops.Ÿ If it happens, press the reset button 2 seconds to draw back the cone.Ÿ Make sure the clamp is still horizontally placed.Ÿ Press inward the lever to lock the clamp again.Ÿ Press the start button to reflare.

LightFlaring

Hold 2s to Reset

0504

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible cause Solution

Adjusting bolt�(5mm Hex)

Locking nut(1.5mm�Hex)�

30°

Charger indicator flashes hurriedly.

Short circuit.

Battery ID not recognized.

Overheat or subcooled of thebattery pack.

Contact NAVAC TechSupport.

Cool down or warm up thebattery pack.

Use an original battery.

Flaring indicator flashes oncecyclically.

Flaring indicator flashes twicecyclically.

Flaring indicator flashes three timescyclically.

Figure 7

It does not flare or it stops duringflaring.

Low battery balance.

Motor or circuit board failure.

Lever’s locking is loose.

Copper does not touch thebaffle.

The copper flare is too small.

Tighten the lever. (Figure 7)

Make them contact.

Copper not deburred. Debur the copper.

Battery Charge

2. Make sure the battery pack is connected properly.

Charging

Bulge

Figure 4

Figure 5

Slot

Figure 6

Table 2

Flaring indicator flashes four timescyclically.

Overload. Or the cone cannotbe reset.

Battery damaged. Try another battery.

Charge the battery.

Dirty on the batterconnections.

Clean the connections.

Contact NAVAC TechSupport.

Contact NAVAC TechSupport.

Caution: Ÿ To tighten the lock, loose the locking nut first.Ÿ Then turn the bolt clockwise 30 degree each time to check

the tightness.Ÿ Don’t turn clockwise too much each time because it may

over-tight the lever and cause damage.

1. Charge battery when the last indicator flashes which means low battery.

3. Place back the battery pack.

Charging:

Full:

Fault: Flash hurriedly

Flash calmly

Indicator keeps on

Input: AC 100~240V 50-60Hz 50WOutput: DC 8.4V 3.5A

Charger

Part No. ItemRef No.

Spare Parts List

Figure 8

Exploded View

Table 3

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