30EFN25F1 - Screwdriver Cleco - Free user manual and instructions

Feature	Details
Product type	Screwdriver
Model	Cleco 30EFN25F1
Voltage	Not specified
Maximum torque	Not specified
No-load speed	Not specified
Weight	Not specified
Usage	Screwing and unscrewing elements in various materials
Maintenance	Regularly check the condition of the screwdriver and clean off dust
Safety	Wear safety glasses and gloves when using
General information	Product intended for professionals and experienced DIYers

Frequently Asked Questions - 30EFN25F1 Cleco

How do I change the bit on the Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver?

To change the bit, simply pull on the current bit while turning it counterclockwise. Then insert the new bit and turn it clockwise until it is securely in place.

What should I do if the screwdriver does not work?

First, check that the battery is charged. If the screwdriver still does not work, try resetting the device by unplugging it and then plugging it back in after a few minutes.

What is the battery capacity of the Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver?

The Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver is equipped with an 18 V battery, providing sufficient runtime for most screwing tasks.

How do I clean my Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver?

To clean your screwdriver, use a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or wetting the device.

What is the warranty for the Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver?

The Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver is generally covered by a 2-year warranty, but it is recommended to check specific details with the retailer.

How do I adjust the torque on the Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver?

The torque can be adjusted by turning the torque setting located on the body of the screwdriver. Choose the appropriate torque level depending on the material and screw size.

The screwdriver makes a strange noise, what should I do?

If the screwdriver makes a strange noise, it is recommended to stop it immediately and check if debris is stuck in the mechanism. If the problem persists, contact customer service.

Can I use the Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver to drill hard materials?

The Cleco 30EFN25F1 screwdriver is primarily designed for screwing. For drilling hard materials, it is recommended to use a suitable drill.

What safety measures should be followed when using the screwdriver?

Always wear safety glasses, avoid wearing loose clothing, and ensure the work area is clear before using the screwdriver.

USER MANUAL 30EFN25F1 Cleco

Copyright © Apex Tool Group, 2023

No part of this document may be reproduced in any way or in any form, in whole or in part, or in a natural or machine-readable language, or transmitted on electronic, mechanical, optical, or other media, without the express permission of the Apex Tool Group.

Disclaimer

Apex Tool Group reserves the right to modify, supplement, or improve this document or the product without prior notice.

Trademark

Cleco® is a registered trademark of Apex Brands, Inc.

Manufacturer

Apex Tool Group

670 Industrial Drive

Lexington, SC 29072

USA

Importer

Apex Tool Group GmbH

Industriestraße 1

73463 Westhausen

Germany

Content

EN

1 About this Document ....5

2 Safety....5

2.1 Warnings and Notices....5

2.2 Symbols on the Product....6

2.3 Intended Use 6

2.4 Foreseeable misuse....6

2.5 Operator Training....6

2.6 Standards....6

2.7 General Power Tool Safety Warnings 6

2.8 Specific Safety Instructions for Power Tools 7

3 Items Supplied 8

4 Transport / Storage....8

5 Product Description 8

6 Before Initial Operation....9

7 Maintenance....9

8 Technical Data....11

8.1 Right Angle 11

8.2 Pistol 12

8.3 Inline 13

8.4 Electrical Data....16

8.5 Ambient conditions 16

9 Troubleshooting....16

10 Disposal....18

DE

2.6 Normen/Standards....20

This document is intended for qualified employees responsible for installation and maintenance (installer, maintenance technician, service, operator).

It contains information

• for safe and appropriate handling of the product.
- on function.
• to technical data and maintenance.
• for troubleshooting.

The original language of this document is German.

Information about ordering spare parts is not included. See separate Parts Manual.

Programming instructions are not included. See separate programming instructions for this.

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Symbols in the Text

italic Menu options (e.g., Diagnostics) input fields, check boxes, radio buttons or dropdown menus.

Indicates selection of a menu option from a menu, e.g., File > Print.

<...> Specifies switches, pushbuttons or the keys of an external keyboard, e.g., .

Courier Indicates Filenames and paths, e.g., setup.exe.

• Indicates lists, level 1.

- Indicates lists, level 2.

a) Indicates options.

b)

Indicates results.

1. (...) Indicates action steps.

2. (...)

▶ Indicates single action steps.

2 Safety

▶ Read all safety warnings and instructions. Failure to follow the directions and safety instructions could result in an electric shocks, burns and/or serious injuries.

▶ Keep this document in a safe place for future reference!

These safety instructions must be accessible at all times to all persons who use the product.

2.1 Warnings and Notices

Warning notes are identified by a signal word and a pictogram:

- The signal word describes the severity and probability of the impending danger.

- The pictogram describes the type of danger.

Danger

A symbol combined with the word Danger indicates a hazard with a high level of risk which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.

Warning

A symbol combined with the word Warning indicates a hazard with a medium level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.

Caution

A symbol combined with the word Caution indicates a hazard with a low level of risk which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

Note

A symbol combined with the word Note indicates a potentially harmful situation which, if not avoided, could result in damage to property or the environment.

General instructions include application tips and useful information, but no warnings against hazards.

Structure Of Warnings

Caution

Type and source of danger.

Possible consequences of non-observance.

▶ Measures to avoid danger.

2.2 Symbols on the Product

Electric voltage

Read the operating instructions carefully

CE compliant

The product corresponds to the prescribed technical requirements in Europe.

UKCA compliant.

The product corresponds to the prescribed technical requirements in Great Britain.

UL certified

The product complies with the prescribed technical requirements of the Mexican market.

Observe and comply with all local disposal guidelines for all components of this equipment and it's packaging.

2.3 Intended Use

The user is liable for any damage caused by improper use. Use the product only under the following conditions:

• Use only in industrial tightening processes.
• Only in conjunction with the components listed in the EU Declaration of Conformity.
  • Under the prescribed ambient conditions.
• Within the power range, which is specified in the technical data.
• With equipment parameters set up properly.
• In EMC Limit Class A (electromagnetic immunity for industrial areas). For the currently observed EMC standards, see the EU Declaration of Conformity.
• With the recommended battery and charger.

2.4 Foreseeable misuse

▶ DO NOT use the product as a hammer.
▶ DO NOT use a controller other than the one listed in the EC Declaration of Conformity.
▶ DO NOT use the product in areas where there is a risk of explosion.
▶ DO NOT use the product in damp spaces or outdoors.
▶ DO NOT disassemble or modify the product.

2.5 Operator Training

The tool has been preset by Apex Tool Group. Changes to the default settings can only be made by a qualified employee ^1 .

2.6 Standards

It is mandatory that national, state, and local codes and standards be followed.

FCC- and IC Compliance

This product complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate this product. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• This product may not cause harmful interference.
- This product must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

FCC Responsible party

Name: William Cain

Position: Director, R&D

Address: 670 Industrial Drive

Lexington, SC 29072

United States

This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the product is operated in a commercial environment. This product generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

Operation of this product in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense.

2.7 General Power Tool Safety Warnings

Read all safety warnings, instructions, illustrations and specifications provided with this power tool. Failure to follow the warnings and instructions may result in electric shock, fire and/or serious injury.

Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.

The term "power tool" in the warnings refers to mains-operated (corded) power tool or battery-operated (cordless) power tool.

1 Work area safety

a) Keep work area clean and well lit. Cluttered or dark areas invite accidents.
b) Do not operate power tools in explosive atmospheres, such as in the presence of flammable

liquids, gases or dust. Power tools create sparks which may ignite the dust or fumes.

c) Keep children and bystanders away while operating a power tool. Distractions can cause you to lose control.

2 Electrical safety

a) Power tool plugs must match the outlet. Never modify the plug in any way. Do not use any adapter plugs with earthed (grounded) power tools. Unmodified plugs and matching outlets will reduce risk of electric shock.
b) Avoid body contact with earthed or grounded surfaces, such as pipes, radiators, ranges and refrigerators. There is an increased risk of electric shock if your body is earthed or grounded.
c) Do not expose power tools to rain or wet conditions. Water entering a power tool will increase the risk of electric shock.
d) Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord for carrying, pulling or unplugging the power tool. Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts. Damaged or entangled cords increase the risk of electric shock.
e) When operating a power tool outdoors, use an extension cord suitable for outdoor use. Use of a cord suitable for outdoor use reduces the risk of electric shock.
f) If operating a power tool in a damp location is unavoidable, use a residual current device (RCD) protected supply. ^2 Use of an RCD reduces the risk of electric shock.

3 Personal Safety

a) Stay alert, watch what you are doing and use common sense when operating a power tool. Do not use a power tool while you are tired or under the influence of drugs, alcohol or medication. A moment of inattention while operating power tools may result in serious personal injury.
b) Use personal protective equipment. Always wear eye protection. Protective equipment such as a dust mask, non-skid safety shoes, hard hat or hearing protection used for appropriate conditions will reduce personal injuries.
c) Prevent unintentional starting. Ensure the switch is in the off position before connecting to power source and/or battery pack, picking up or carrying the tool. Carrying power tools with your finger on the switch or energizing power tools that have the switch on invites accidents.
d) Remove any adjusting key or wrench before turning the power tool on. A wrench or a key left attached to a rotating part of the power tool may result in personal injury.
e) Do not overreach. Keep proper footing and balance at all times. This enables better control of the power tool in unexpected situations.
f) Dress properly. Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery. Keep your hair and clothing away from

moving parts. Loose clothes, jewellery or long hair can be caught in moving parts.

g) If devices are provided for the connection of dust extraction and collection facilities, ensure these are connected and properly used. Use of dust collection can reduce dust-related hazards.

h) Do not let familiarity gained from frequent use of tools allow you to become complacent and ignore tool safety principles. A careless action can cause severe injury within a fraction of a second.

4 Power tool use and care

a) Do not force the power tool. Use the correct power tool for your application. The correct power tool will do the job better and safer at the rate for which it was designed.
b) Do not use the power tool if the switch does not turn it on and off. Any power tool that cannot be controlled with the switch is dangerous and must be repaired.
c) Disconnect the plug from the power source and/or remove the battery pack, if detachable, from the power tool before making any adjustments, changing accessories, or storing power tools. Such preventive safety measures reduce the risk of starting the power tool accidentally.
d) Store idle power tools out of the reach of children and do not allow persons unfamiliar with the power tool or these instructions to operate the power tool. Power tools are dangerous in the hands of untrained users.
e) Maintain power tools and accessories. Check for misalignment or binding of moving parts, breakage of parts and any other condition that may affect the power tool's operation. If damaged, have the power tool repaired before use. Many accidents are caused by poorly maintained power tools.
f) Keep cutting tools sharp and clean. Properly maintained cutting tools with sharp cutting edges are less likely to bind and are easier to control.
g) Use the power tool, accessories and tool bits etc. in accordance with these instructions, taking into account the working conditions and the work to be performed. Use of the power tool for operations different from those intended could result in a hazardous situation.
h) Keep handles and grasping surfaces dry, clean and free from oil and grease. Slippery handles and grasping surfaces do not allow for safe handling and control of the tool in unexpected situations.

5 Service

Have your power tool serviced by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts. This will ensure that the safety of the power tool is maintained.

2.8 Specific Safety Instructions for Power Tools

The term "power tool" in the warnings refers to mains-operated (corded) power tool or battery-operated (cordless) power tool.

a) Our insulation is not insulation in the sense of VDE standards: Hold the device at the insulated handle surfaces when you perform work where the screw can strike hidden power lines or your own power cable. Contact between the screw and a live power line could energize metal parts of the tool and cause an electric shock.
b) Hold the tool firmly. Be prepared for torque reaction.
c) Reaction bars are recommended in applications with limited space and when using:

• Inline tools used above 4 Nm.
• Pistol tools used above 10 Nm.
• Angle tools used above 60 Nm.

d) NEVER rest your hand on the reaction bar when working.
e) Check that the suspension bail is properly secured to the balancer.

▶ Do not exceed total length of tool cable:

• Primary controller mPro(...)GCD-(...) max. 50 m.
• Secondary controller mPro-400GCD-S(...) max. 30 m

▶ When using tool Series 70, note the following:

• Up to 3 m tool cable can be used with a maximum of 25 m Extension Cable.
• Up to 6 m tool cable can be used with a maximum of 20 m Extension Cable.
• Tool cables over 6 m must not be extended.

Personal Protective Equipment

▶ When working with rotating parts, it is not permitted to wear gloves.

➢ Recommendation: Freely rotating u-GUARD protected fastening tools from APEX.
▶ Wear a hair net, if necessary.

Power Tool Use and Care

▶ Only use bits or sockets designed for industrial use with machine-controlled tools.
▶ Make sure that the bit or socket is securely inserted.
▶ Do not attach the bit or socket to the screw head at an angle.
▶ Inspect the bit or socket for visible damage and cracks. Replace damaged screw bits immediately.
▶ Do not open the battery.

3 Items Supplied

• Correct tool
• Instruction manual
  • EU Declaration of conformity
• Warranty

4 Transport / Storage

▶ Transport or store in the original packaging. The packaging is recyclable.
▶ If the packaging is damaged, check the product for visible damage. Inform the transporter, if necessary, your Sales & Service Center.

5 Product Description

Tool

• Quarter turn tool cable connection
- Configurable LED light rings
- Clockwise/counterclockwise rotation
• Programmable fastening parameters
• CW / CCW indicator lights

7 6 5 4 3 1

30/50/70ES(...)

7 6 5 4 3 1

30/50/70EAN(...)

7 6 5 4 Cleco 8 3

30/50EPN(...)

Abb. 1-1: Functional elements 30/50/70 Series

1	Tool cable connection
2	Start switch
3	Configurable multi-function buttons
4	Configurable LED light rings
5	Motor assembly
6	Gearing
7	Attachment
8	Two-position start switch

LED Display

The LED light ring is customizable via the controller user interface.

Default Settings

LED Light	Blue	Green	Red	Yellow
De-scrip-tion	Tool Run-ning	OK run-down	NOK run-down	User de-fined

7 Maintenance

Implement a comprehensive safety maintenance program to provide regular inspection for all phases of tool operation and power supply.

Note

Loss of warranty

Repairs are only permitted by Apex Tool Group authorized personnel. If the tool is opened, the warranty is voided.

▶ If repair is required send the complete tool to Sales & Service Center!

Tool	Depending on which event occurs earlier:		Measures
	Time interval	Cycles ^1
All series	Daily		▶ Check all connections.▶ Visual inspection for general damage.▶ Perform a general function test and watch out for excessive vibration or unusual noise.
All 30/50 series	36 months	1,000,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70 series Angle70EAN155NA670EAN205NA6	36 months	1,000,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70EAN240PA6	36 months	500,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70EAN350PA670EAN500RA670EAN600SA8T70EAN800TA8MT70EAN1500TA8MT70EAN2000TB8MT70EAN4000UA12MT	24 months	250,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70 series Inline70ESN95ND670ESN130ND670ESR1302ZB	36 months	1,000,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70ESN180ND670ESR1852ZB70ESN245ND670ESR2453ZB	36 months	500,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70ESN355SD8	24 months	250,000	▶ Send the tool to a certified Sales & Service Center for assessment.
70ESR355SZ8
70ESN475SD8
70ESR475SZ8
70ESN700SD8
70ESR700SZ8
70ESN850SD8
70ESN850SZ8
70ESN1500TA8T
70ESR1500SZ8
70ESN2000TA8T
70ESR2000SZ8
70ESN4000UA12MT

Dynamic Service Counter

Tool maintenance information helps to keep the tool in regular circulation for maintenance and service. With this maintenance/service offering, common wear parts are maintained or replaced.

The service counter has a dynamic component that takes into account the different loads on the tool. Depending on the load of the tool, the dynamic service counter is increased with different factors.

The six load ranges, are defined by percentage torque values of the tool capacity.

Load range	Percentage torque value of tool capacity
1	95.000 % – 100 %
2	90.000 % – 94.999 %
3	80.000 % – 89.999 %
4	55.000 % – 79.999 %
5	3.000 % – 54.999 %
6	0.000 % – 2.999 %

The peak torque is measured continuously during the tightening process. After the rundown is completed, the peak torque is assigned to one of the load ranges. Each load range is assigned a factor with which the rundown is counted.

Load range	Factor
1	2.00
2	1.25
3	1.00
4	0.83
5	0.71
6	0.50

Example:

In load range 6, each rundown is incremented by a factor of 0.50. So only every second rundown increments the service counter by 1. The nominal service limit (500 000) is always used as the basis for the calculation.

Observe the following for the dynamic service counter:

• If necessary, the effective service counter limits are adjusted by Apex Tool Group.
• The dynamic service counter is determined with three decimal places. For this reason, deviations may occur.
• The tool stores the service counter and the number of rundowns for each load range. These counter states of the respective load ranges can be displayed in the System Information of the tool.

8 Technical Data

8.1 Right Angle

Order no.	Torque Range		Speed	Weight	Length	Height	Side to Center	Output	Emissions
	Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)				1	2	3	4
						mm(in)	mm(in)
Serie 30
30EAN06EA3	1.3(0.9)	6.0(4.4)	2925	1.13(2.5)	380.0(15.0)	36.0(1.42)	12.3(0.48)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30EAN12EA3	2.6(1.9)	12.0(8.8)	1450	1.14(2.5)	380.0(15.0)	36.0(1.42)	12.3(0.48)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30EAN21FA3	4.4(3.2)	21.0(15.4)	835	1.32(2.9)	408.2(16.1)	40.3(1.58)	16.4(0.65)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30EAN28FA3	5.7(4.2)	28.0(20.6)	615	1.32(2.9)	408.2(16.1)	40.3(1.58)	16.4(0.65)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
Serie 50
50EAN30FA3	6.0(4.4)	30.0(22.1)	1765	1.60(3.5)	449.2(17.7)	40.3(1.58)	16.4(0.65)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50EAN39GA3	8.0(5.9)	39.0(28.7)	1375	1.77(3.9)	461.8(18.2)	44.6(1.76)	16.7(0.66)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50EAN59HA3	12.0(8.8)	59.0(43.5)	915	1.94(4.3)	464.1(18.3)	51.4(2.02)	19.0(0.75)	■3/8"	<70	3	<2.5
50EAN80JA4	16.0(11.8)	80.0(59.0)	670	2.17(4.8)	472.8(18.6)	48.5(1.91)	22.8(0.90)	■1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50EAN110KA4	22.0(16.2)	109.0(80.3)	475	2.76(6.1)	492.4(19.4)	60.3(2.37)	25.3(1.00)	■1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50EAN150KB4	32.0(23.6)	150.0(110.6)	320	3.75(8.3)	559.1(22.0)	64.5(2.54)	26.2(1.03)	■1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50EAN205NA6	41.0(30.2)	205.0(151.2)	250	3.93(8.7)	562.4(22.1)	62.0(2.44)	29.5(1.16)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
Serie 70
70EAN155NA6	39.0(28.7)	156.0(115.0)	740	6.50(14.33)	636.8(25.1)	62.0(2.44)	29.5(1.16)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN205NA6	52.0(38.3)	205.0(151.1)	555	6.50(14,33)	636.8(25.1)	62.0(2.44)	29.5(1.16)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN240PA6	60.0(44.2)	239.0(176.2)	480	7.00(15.43)	655.1(25.8)	68.0(2.68)	38.0(1.49)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)			1	2	3	4
					mm(in)	mm(in)
70EAN350PA6	88.0(64.9)	350.0(258.1)	325	7.00(15.43)	655.1(25.8)	68.0(2.68)	38.0(1.49)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN500RA6	125(92)	500(443)	225	9.0(23.9)	645(26.3)	53.0(2.1)	53.0(2,1)	■3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN600SA8T	125(92)	600(443)	190	10.8(23.9)	674(26.5)	93(3.7)	55.0(2.1)	■1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN800TA8MT	200(148)	800(590)	115	11.6(25.5)	659(25.9)	205(8.1)	42.0(1.6)	■1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN1500TA8MT	375(277)	1500(1106)	60	11.6(25.5)	659(25.9)	205(8.1)	42.0(1.6)	■1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN2000TBA8MT	500(369)	2000(1475)	35	14.7(32.4)	677(26.6)	231(9.1)	58.0(2.3)	■1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70EAN4000UA12MT	1250(922)	4000(2950)	17	18.8(41.6)	677(26.6)	238(9.4)	58.0(2.3)	■1-1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5

8.2 Pistol

Order no.	Torque Range		Speed	Weight	Length	Side to Center	Output	Emissions
	Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)			1	2	3	4
						mm(in)
Serie 30
30EPN05BDQ	0.9(0.6)	4.7(3.4)	4275	0.91(2.0)	210(8.26)	16.3(0.64)	1/4"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
30EPN05BD2	0.9(0.6)	4.7(3.4)	4275	0.93(2.16)	197(7.75)	16.3(0.64)	1/4"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
30EPN12EAQ	3.9(2.8)	11.6(8.5)	1650	1.00(2.2)	229(9.01)	16.3(0.64)	1/4"	<70	33	<2,5	1,5
30EPN12FA3	3.9(2.8)	11.6(8.5)	1650	0.98(2.2)	214(8.42)	16.3(0.64)	3/8"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
30EPN19FB3	3.9(2.8)	19(14.0)	1000	1.00(2.2)	214(8.42)	16.3(0.64)	3/8"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
30EPN26FC3	5.1(3.7)	26(19.1)	750	1.00(2.2)	214(8.42)	16.3(0.64)	3/8"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
Serie 50
50EPN28FD3	5.6(4.1)	28(20.6)	2125	1.58(3.48)	256(10.07)	16.3(0.64)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
50EPN43GD3	9(6.6)	43(31.7)	1375	1.65(3.64)	260(10.23)	18.9(0.74)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
50EPN65HD4	14(10.3)	66(48.6)	900	2.14(4.72)	288(11.33)	22.0(0.86)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
50EPN85JD4	17(12.5)	84(61.9)	670	2.22(4.85)	302(11.88)	22.0(0.86)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5
50EPN125KD4	25(18.4)	123(90.7)	455	2.62(5.78)	313(12.32)	28.0(1.10)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2,5	1,5

8.3 Inline

Order no.	Torque Range		Speed	Weight	Length	Side to Center	Output	Emissions
	Nm (ft-lb) Min.	Nm (ft-lb) Max.	r/min	kg (lb)	mm (in)	mm (in)		1	2	3	4
Serie 30
30ESN05BD2	0.9(0.6)	4.7(3.4)	4275	0.96(2.12)	337.3(13.3)	16.3(0.64)	■ 1/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30ESN05BDQ	0.9(0.6)	4.7(3.4)	4275	0.96(2.12)	342.3(13.5)	16.3(0.64)	○ 1/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30ESN12EAQ	3.9(2.8)	11.6(8.5)	1650	1.06(2.34)	361.4(14.2)	16.3(0.64)	○ 1/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30ESN12FA3	3.9(2.8)	11.6(8.5)	1650	1.06(2.34)	357.2(14.1)	16.3(0.64)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30ESN19FB3	3.9(2.8)	19.0(14.0)	1000	1.06(2.34)	357.2(14.1)	16.3(0.64)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
30ESN26FC3	5.1(3.7)	26.0(19.1)	750	1.06(2.34)	357.2(14.1)	16.3(0.64)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
Serie 50
50ESN28FD3	5.6(4.1)	28.0(20.6)	2125	1.35(2.98)	398.5(15.7)	16.3(0.64)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESN43GD3	9(6.6)	43.0(31.7)	1375	1.65(3.64)	402.9(15.9)	18.9(0.74)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)		1	2	3	4
					mm(in)
50ESN65HD4	14(10.3)	66.0(48.6)	900	1.90(4.19)	434.8(17.1)	22.0(0.86)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESN85JD4	17(12.5)	84.0(61.9)	670	2.00(4.41)	449.2(17.7)	22.0(0.86)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESN125KD4	25(18.4)	123.0(90.7)	455	2.40(5.29)	459.6(18.1)	28.0(1.10)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESR281ZB	5.6(4.13)	28(20.65)	2125	6.20(13.67)	643.75(25.34)	25.0(0.98)	■ 3/8"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESR852ZB	17(12.54)	84(61.96)	670	7.4(16.31)	715.05(28.15)	29.0(1.14)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
50ESR1252ZB	25(18.44)	23(16.96)	455	7.80(17.2)	725.53(28.56)	29.0(1.14)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5

Order no.	Torque Range		Speed	Weight	Length	Side to Center	Output	Emissions
	Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)			1	2	3	4
						mm(in)
Serie 70
70ESN95ND6	23(16.9)	93.0(68.6)	1325	5.20(11.46)	566.0(22.3)	33.1(13.0)	■ 3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN130ND6	31(22.8)	124.0(91.5)	1000	5.20(11.46)	566.0(22.3)	33.1(13.0)	■ 3/4"	71.3	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN185ND6	46(33.9)	184.0(135.7)	680	5.20(11.46)	566.0(22.3)	33.1(13.0)	■ 3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN245ND6	61(45.0)	245.0(180.7)	510	5.20(11.46)	566.0(22.3)	33.1(13.0)	■ 3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN355SD8	89.0(65.6)	354.0(261.1)	335	7.60(16.76)	610.7(24.0)	38.0(1.49)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN475SD8	118.0(87.0)	473.0(348.9)	250	7.60(16.76)	610.7(24.0)	38.0(1.49)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN700SD8	175.0(129.0)	700.0(516.3)	170	7.60(16.76)	610.7(24.0)	38.0(1.49)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN850SD8	213.0(157.1)	850.0(626.9)	125	7.60(16.76)	610.7(24.0)	38.0(1.49)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN1500TA8T	425(313)	1500(1106.3)	43	8.7(19.2)	621(24.4)	41(1.6)	■ 1"	71.6	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN2000TA8T	775(572)	2000(1475.1)	32	8.7(19.2)	621(24.4)	41(1.6)	■ 1"	72.7	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESN4000UA12MT	1250(922)	4000(2950.2)	18	12.8(28.3)	615(24.2)	60(2.3)	■ 1-1/2"	73.2	3	<2.5	1.5

Order no.	Torque Range		Speed	Weight	Length	Side to Center	Output	Emissions
	Nm(ft-lb)Min.	Nm(ft-lb)Max.	r/min	kg(lb)	mm(in)			1	2	3	4
						mm(in)
Serie 70
70ESR1302ZB	31(22.86)	124(91.46)	1000	10.8(23.81)	827.66(32.59)	34.5(1.36)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR1852ZB	46(33.93)	184(135.71)	680	10.8(23.81)	827.66(32.59)	34.5(1.36)	■ 1/2"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR2453ZB	61(45.00)	245(180.7)	510	10.8(23.81)	853.41(33.60)	40(1.57)	■ 3/4"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR355SZ8	89(65.64)	354(261.10)	355	12.8(28.22)	769.15(30.28)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR475SZ8	118(87.00)	473(348.87)	250	12.8(28.22)	769.15(30.28)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR700SZ8	175(129.07)	700(516.29)	170	12.8(28.22)	769.15(30.28)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR850SZ8	213(157.1)	850(626.93)	125	12.8(28.22)	769.15(30.28)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	<70	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR1500SZ8	425(313.46)	1500(1,106.34)	43	13.9(30.64)	805.56(31.71)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	71.6	3	<2.5	1.5
70ESR2000SZ8	775(571.61)	2000(1,475.12)	32	13.9(30.64)	805.56(31.71)	41.3(1.63)	■ 1"	72.7	3	<2.5	1.5

8.4 Electrical Data

Features	Data
	Series 30, 50	Series 70
Supply Voltage, Single Phase [VAC]	100–240±10 %	230±10 %
Rated Supply Current [A]	2–1	2–1
Frequency [Hz]	50–60	50–60
Peak Current [A]	16	7.0
Rated Power [max. VA]	1600	1600
Idling [VA]	160	160
Protection class nach DIN EN 61140	Protection separation	Protection separation

8.5 Ambient conditions

Features	Data
Operation site	Indoors
Working temperature	0 °C – 45 °C
Storage temperature	-25 °C – 70 °C
Type of cooling	Convection (self-cooling)
Relative humidity	10 % – 90 %, no condensation
Working height	Up to 3000 m (9,843 ft) above sea level
Degree of protection EN 60529	IP40

9 Troubleshooting

Problem	Possible cause	Measure
Tool does not start.	Faulty start switch.	► Replace start switch.
	Faulty cable.	► Replace cable.
	Bent pins in cable or tool.	► Straighten contact pins or replace faulty connector.
	Speed is not parameterized.	► Check Linking group. In the mPro mode, select Navigator> Standard or Navigator> Basic.
	Controller is waiting for tool enablement.	► Enable the input Tool Enable or, if not required, deactivate Tool Enable.
	Self-identification data are not recognized after tool change.	Accept Tool Settings again:1. Navigator > Tool Setup.2. Select the line with the tool.3. Select Tool Settings> Accept.
Tool not recognized.	Software is incorrect.	► Check controller software.
	Cable is defective.	► Replace cable.
	Tool is defective.	► Change tool.
Tool doesn't start with counterclockwise rotation activated.	With counterclockwise rotation, parameter for speed is set to 0 ^1 /min.	Parameterize Speed left rotation► Select on the controller Navigator > Standard > Tool Groups > Settings For Speed Left Rotation.
Tool starts in tightening direction, but not in counterclockwise rotation.	No speed programmed for counterclockwise rotation.	Parameterize Speed left rotation▶ Select on the controller Navigator > Standard > Tool Groups > Settings For Speed Left Rotation.
	Faulty reverse switch	▶ Replace Start/Reverse switch assembly.
	Faulty cable	▶ Replace cable.
	Bent pins in cable or tool	▶ Straighten contact pins or replace faulty connector.
Tool shuts off at desired torque but without angle indicator.	Threshold torque is too high.	▶ Correct fastening sequence or reduce threshold torque value.
Tool shuts off prematurely.	Operator releases start trigger before the controller stops the tool.	▶ Make sure that the operator keeps the start trigger pressed throughout the entire sequence.
	The fastening time exceeds the standard time of 10 seconds.	▶ Increase the fastening time.
	Tool exceeds the angle set-point.	▶ Check the fastening sequence to ensure that the torque shutoff value and/or angle setpoint are correct. Adjust as necessary.▶ Check whether the fastening joint has changed significantly.
Tool does not change speed.	Speed is the same in all stages.	▶ Make sure that the speed in the stages is correct.
LEDs on the tool start to flash when the reverse switch is operated.	This is a normal function which is defined in the default parameters.	▶ Activate or deactivate the check box Blink Lights when Tool in Reverse.
Warning in the Run Screen: Tool offline!	Tool has not been accepted in the Tool Settings.	1. Select Navigator > Tool Setup.2. Select the line with the tool in the tool list and press.<Tool Settings>.3. Press<Accept>.
	A defective tool cable prevents the control from recognizing the tool.	▶ Repair or replace tool cable.
Different torque display in the controller and external transducer.	Adjust the torque calibration factor.	1. Select Navigator > Tool Setup.2. Select the line with the tool in the tool list and press<Tool Settings>.3. Enter the torque calibration factor at Torque Calibration using the following formula:New calibration value = (external value / tool value) x calibration value used.
	Customer's special attachment was added to tool. The tool memory must be updated.	Reprogram tool memory.
Tool cable does not fit in tool handle.	Wrong tool cable used.	▶ Use the right cable for the tool being used.
70 series tool displays low bus voltage error.	Wrong voltage supplied to controller.	▶ Make sure controller is connected to 230±10 % V source.
	Too cable extension cable is too long.	▶ Check cables are sized right, see chapter 2.8 Specific Safety Instructions for Power Tools, page 7 (tool series 70).
	Application excieeds power curve limitation of tool.	▶ Increase time between tightening cycles.

10 Disposal

Components and auxiliary materials of the product pose risks to the health and the environment. The tool contains components that can be recycled as well as components that must be specially disposed of.

▶ Catch auxiliary materials (oils, greases) when drained and dispose of them properly.
Separate the components of the packing and segregate the different materials before disposing of them.
▶ Follow the locally applicable regulations.

Observe generally valid disposal guidelines such as, in Germany, the Electrical and Electronic Equipment Act (ElektroG) and the Battery Act (BattG). Wasted electronic equipment must be disposed of.

▶ Return the defective product to your company collection facility or to Sales & Service Center.

2.6 Normen/Standards

2.6 Normes / standards

4 Transport / stockage

Please note that all locations may not service all products.

Contact the nearest Cleco® Sales & Service Center for the appropriate facility to handle your service requirements.

Sales Center

Service Center

NORTH AMERICA | SOUTH AMERICA

DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Apex Tool Group

2630 Superior Court

Auburn Hills, MI 48236

519 Nurigong Street, Albury

NSW 2640

Australia

Phone: [phone]

CHINA

Apex Power Tool Trading

(Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

2nd Floor, Area C

177 Bi Bo Road

Pu Dong New Area, Shanghai

China 201203 P.R.C.

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

INDIA

Apex Power Tool Trading

Private Limited

Gala No. 1, Plot No. 5

S. No. 234, 235 & 245

Indialand Global

Industrial Park

Taluka-Mulsi, Phase I

Hinjawadi, Pune 411057

Maharashtra, India

Phone: [phone]

JAPAN

Apex Tool Group Japan

Korin-Kaikan 5F,

3-6-23 Shibakoen, Minato-Ku,

Tokyo 105-0011, JAPAN

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

KOREA

Apex Tool Group Korea

1503, Hibrand Living Bldg.,

215 Yangjae-dong,

Seocho-gu, Seoul 137-924,

Korea

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

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