User Manual Gardner Bender FPE-20T Fuse Puller and Continuity Tester , Green

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Fuse Puller & Continuity Tester
Model FPE-20T
IMPORTANT: RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS Visually inspect all components for shipping damage. If you find damage, notify the carrier at once.
Shipping damage is NOT covered by warranty. The carrier is responsible for all repair or replacement costs resulting from damage in shipment.
GAR_TL_087_0720_FPE-20T800.822.9220 • Milwaukee, WI 53209 • gardnerbender.com
SAFETY FIRST!
Shut off power before working on a circuit. Do not remove fuses under load. Use approved materials and conform to all electrical codes.
Safely remove 3/8" to 1-1/8" diameter, class CC, G, H, J, K, R, T cartridge fuses
• Durable shockproof plastic construction
• No-slip serrated grip
TO TEST REMOVED FUSE FOR CONTINUITY:
1. While holding the fuse, touch one end of the fuse to the fuse contact in the center of the fuse puller.
2. Touch your other hand to the finger contact on the opposite side of the fuse contact.
3. If the continuity of the fuse is good, the LED around the fuse contact will light green.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT:
This tester uses two (2) LR44 button cell batteries. To Replace the batteries:
1. Forcefully push the black fuse contact in the center of the tester from the side that says
“PRESS THIS SIDE TO REMOVE” to remove the fuse contact.
2. Pull back the tabs on either side of the fuse contact to release the battery cap.
3. Remove the battery module from the fuse contact housing and slide out the batteries.
4. Replace with two good batteries. They should be inserted in the same orientation with
the positive side facing downward toward the “+” symbol on the bottom of the battery module.
5. Place the battery module back into the fuse contact housing. The notch on the side of the
battery module should line up with the notch on the inside of the fuse contact housing. Reinstall the battery cap.
6. Slide the fuse contact back into the center of the tool.
CAUTION
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