How to Troubleshoot and Fix Your Automatic Wire Crimping Machine

The automatic wire terminlal crimping machine is a wire crimping machine that can crimp the wire to the wire crimp terminal at once. The machines can, occasionally, develop problems and require a repair. In this article, I'm going to go troubleshooting problems with your MIDE automatic wire crimping machine.

How to Get Accurate Wire from Wire Crimping Machine?

What All About Automatic Wire Crimping MachineThe very first step to repairing your automatic wire cable crimping machine is to ascertain what the issue is. Some common problems are wires that don’t line up straight, worn-down crimping dies, poor alignment between the crimping edges, and crimps that get stuck in the mechanism. Understanding what to look for can allow you to pick out the problem and resolve it.

A How-to Guide for Problem Solving Crimping of Wires:

Wires Out of Position: If your wires are off position before crimping there is a problem with the wire feeding mechanism. Ensure the wires are straight and not twisted.

Crimping Dies Are Worn: The crimping dies can become worn through normal use, if terminal crimping machine is not happening as it should this is a problem. Inspect the dies for nicks or chips and dull edges. If wearing, replace wear ones with new.

Poor Connections: If the links are not crimped tightly in your machine there could be a problem. Review all the wiring, and verify that everything is tightly connected.

Clogged Mechanisms: Occasionally, parts inside the machine may become stuck, preventing it from operating as it should. If the machine is not running properly, open it up and see if anything is blocking the operation.

How to Care and Avoid Problems with Your Crimping Machine:

To ensure that your automatic wire crimping machine remains in great condition and continues to work smoothly, follow these maintenance steps and instructions:

Keep the Machine Clean: A build up of dust inside the machine can cause issues. Clean it regularly with use of a soft brush and compressed air.

Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply some lubricant on the moving parts for them to operate smoothly.

Replace Worn-Off Parts: Ensure that the crimping dies and other parts remain in a clean condition. Replace anything that looks worn to prevent problems.