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Repairing a fiber-optic cable

Special tools, testers and auxiliary items required 

Fig 1: Fiber Optic Plier Repair Set VAS 6223
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Fig 2: Air Hose Pliers VAS 6228
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Fig 3: Pliers For Fiber-Optic Conductor VAS 6223/1 Cutting Device
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Checking remaining cut display

Fig 4: Preparing Pliers For Fiber Optic Conductor VAS 6223/1
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Preparing Pliers For Fibre-optic Conductor VAS 6223/1

Fig 5: Fiber Optic Cable, Cutting To Length
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Cutting fiber-optic cable to length

Fig 6: Opening Pliers For Fiber Optic Conductor VAS 6223/1
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Stripping

Fig 7: Closing Pliers For Fiber Optic Conductor VAS 6223/1 Until Stop And Keep Closed
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Fig 8: Sliding Fiber Optic Cable Into Cutting Point
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Cutting precisely (creating optical contact surface)

Fig 9: Pressing Cutting Unit Down
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NOTE:
  • Lay the fiber-optic cable only on an absolutely clean surface/substrate.
Fig 10: Preparing Pliers For Fiber Optic Conductor VAS 6223/1
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Activating transport safety device

Fig 11: Opening Securing Lever On Crimping Pliers For Fiber-Optic Cable VAS 6223/2
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Attaching brass pin contact to fiber-optic cable

Fig 12: Closing Securing Lever On Crimping Pliers For Fiber-Optic Cable VAS 6223/2
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Fig 13: Sliding Fiber Optic Cable Into Brass Pin Contact As Far As Spring-Loaded Stop
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CAUTION: Fiber-optic cables are not to be kinked or excessively bent (minimum bending radius 25 mm).
Fig 14: Checking Proper Attachment Of Brass Pin Contact To Fiber Optic Cable
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NOTE:
Fig 15: Cutting Corrugated Tube To Appropriate Length Using Air Hose Pliers VAS 6228 Or A Sharp Knife
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Installing corrugated tube on fiber-optic cable

Fig 16: Guiding Fiber-Optic Cable Into Crimping Pliers For Fiber-Optic Cable VAS 6223/10
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