Used for secondary features like toggling the movement sensor or entering specific programming modes. 2. Standard Operation

A: This is normal for hex crimping. Slight raised edges indicate full compression. Use a file to lightly deburr if needed.

| Problem | Likely Cause | Solution | |---------|--------------|----------| | Ram will not advance | Battery discharged, low oil, trigger switch failed | Charge battery. Check oil. Tap trigger lightly to reset. | | Crimp is incomplete / not full hex | Wrong die size, worn ram seal | Verify die matches lug. Service hydraulic unit. | | Ram does not retract | Battery removed mid-cycle, manual release not reset | Reinstall battery, press retract. Use emergency release if needed. | | Oil leak from head | Damaged piston seal | Stop use. Contact DataTool service center. | | Flashing battery light on charger | Battery too hot or cold, or deep discharge | Allow battery to reach 50–80°F before charging. | | Unusual noise during crimp | Low oil or air in system | Top up oil. Cycle tool without load 5–10 times to purge air. |

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The MPT1340 fob features two distinct buttons—typically a button and an Oval (Small) button: Circle Button: Used for primary arming and disarming.