TE Connectivity Black 90390-3 데이터 시트

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Rev E

1. Refer to the table in Figure 2, select a wire of 
the specified size and strip the wire to the 
dimension provided. Do NOT nick or cut the wire 
strands.

2. Select an applicable contact. See Figure 2.

3. Hold the tool so that the front of the tool is 
facing you.

4. Make sure that the ratchet is released. 
Squeeze the tool handles together and allow 
them to open fully.

5. Rotate the blue plastic locator stop index to the 
appropriate position.

When crimping a 110 series terminal, rotate the 

index until the number “110” appears in the 
uppermost position.

When crimping a 187 or 250 series terminal, 

rotate the index until the numbers “250-187” appear 
in the uppermost position.

6. Insert the terminal into the proper crimp 
section. In-line terminals may be crimped in either 
in-line section. Flag terminals must be crimped in 
the flag crimp section. See Figure 4.

For in-line terminals, the flat side of the terminal 

must seat on the locator.

For flag terminals, the flat side of the wire end 

must face outward and the mating end must seat on 
the locator.

7. Squeeze the tool handles sufficiently to hold 
the terminal firmly in place without deforming it.

8. Insert a properly stripped wire into the barrel of 
the terminal.

9. Hold the wire in place and squeeze the tool 
handles until the ratchet releases.

10. Allow the tool handles to open fully, and 
remove the crimped terminal.

Remove all foreign particles with a clean, soft brush or 
a clean, soft, lint-free cloth. Do NOT use materials or 
objects that can damage the dies. If foreign matter 
cannot be removed easily, or if the proper replacement 
parts are not available, return the dies to your 
supervisor.

Make certain the dies are protected with a THIN coat 
of any good SAE 20 motor oil. DO NOT OIL 
EXCESSIVELY. 

When the dies are not in use, mate and store them in 
a clean, dry area.

Die Retaining 

Screw

Upper Die

Lower Die

Locator

Setscrew 

(Flush on 

Both 

Sides)

Die Stop

Orientation for Tab 

and Receptacle

Front of Tool 

(Terminal Side)

Flat Surface of 

Terminal

Tool Frame

Locator

Locator 

Stop Index

Anvil

Orientation for 

Flag Terminal

Flat Side of 

Wire End