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This 6-piece terminal tool set by Laser is designed for automotive professionals, particularly those working with HGV & commercial vehicles, to safely remove and refit electrical connections within connector blocks without causing damage. Its key benefit is preventing wire and connector damage during electrical repairs. A crucial caveat is the need to ensure circuits are switched off before use due to the tool's metal construction. The kit includes a lightweight handle and five interchangeable release blades for versatile application.
| Model Part Number | 9130 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
This 6-piece kit is primarily designed for HGV (Heavy Goods Vehicle) and commercial vehicle electrical connector blocks. For passenger cars and vans, specific alternative kits from Laser are available (Part Nos. 4027, 4323, 3984).
Due to its metal construction, it is imperative to switch off and de-energize the electrical circuit you are working on before using the tool to prevent short circuits or electrical shock.
No, this kit is specifically for the removal and refitting of electrical terminals. For terminal cleaning, Laser offers a separate product, Part No. 6546.
The kit includes five interchangeable blades. If none of these appear suitable, the connector type may be different from what this kit is designed for, or you may need to consult the vehicle's specific repair manual for terminal information. Consider the alternative Laser kits for cars and vans.
After each use, clean the handle and blades with a dry cloth and store them in a dry place to prevent rust or damage. Inspect the blades regularly for wear.
The product description mentions a 'lightweight handle with a knurled non-slip grip' and 'Metal construction' referring to the overall tool set, implying the handle is likely metal or houses metal components for blade attachment.
Ensure the correct blade type is selected for the terminal. Verify the blade is fully inserted into the handle. Check that the terminal is designed for this type of release and is not obstructed. Confirm the circuit is de-energized.
Remove the blade and re-insert it, ensuring it clicks or seats firmly into the handle's fitting. Inspect the blade and handle connection for any debris or damage.
Confirm you are using the correct blade for the specific terminal housing. The blade should slide in with moderate pressure; excessive force may indicate the wrong tool or a misaligned terminal.
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