During the processing of wires, it's quite cumbersome to rely solely on manual labor. As a result, some individuals have invented machines to assist with wire processing, with crimping machines being one of them. Utilizing crimping machines to aid in wire processing simplifies our operations, ensures the wires are more standardized, and boosts efficiency in wire processing. However, proper operation is essential when using crimping machines.

During the operation of the terminal machine, there must be someone on-site for supervision. In case the terminal machine malfunctions, we should first shut off the power and then inspect the machine. If it's a common issue, you can handle it yourself, but for anything else, it's advisable to have a repair technician take care of the repairs.

When terminal machines encounter issues, external problems can often be resolved independently. However, if the problem involves internal components that require disassembly for repair, professional assistance is needed. Generally, unauthorized disassembly is not permitted.

After the terminal machine is disconnected from the power source, if it has not stopped rotating, it is still prohibited for any part of a person's body, including fingers, to enter the pressing area; this could be dangerous. When working, if a replacement of the terminal machine is needed, the power should be first disconnected before replacing the machine and conducting operations. It is not permitted to make replacements while the terminal machine is in operation; it is extremely dangerous.