Mobitronic RV-700 Montage- Und Bedienungsanleitung Seite 45

– When laying the cable ensure that it is:
1. not bent or twisted,
2. does not rub over edges,
3. is not routed through sharp-edged holes without protection.
– All holes in the outer skin of the vehicle require protection against the
penetration of water by way of suitable measures e.g. by inserting the
screws with sealing compound and sealing the cable and grommet
with sealing compound.
Producing correctly soldered joints
To connect a cable to original leads:
1. Strip 10 mm from the original lead (see ✎ K 5).
2. Strip 15 mm from the cable to be connected (see ✎ K 6).
3. Twist the cable to be connected to the original lead and solder
(see ✎ K 7).
4. Insulate the cable with insulating tape (see ✎ K 8).
To connect 2 cables together:
1. Strip both cables (see ✎ K 9).
2. Pull an approx. 20 mm long shrink-down plastic tubing over one of the
cables (see ✎ K10).
3. Twist both cables together and solder (siehe ✎ K 11).
4. Pull the shrink-down plastic tubing over the soldered joint and heat
slightly (see ✎ K 12).
Using the branch connector
To prevent loose connections at branch connections it is important for the
cable cross section to fit the branch connectors. Perform the following
steps to use the branch connector:
1. Lay the cable which is to be tapped into the front groove of the branch
connector (see ✎ K 1).
2. The end of the new cable is inserted by approx. 3/4 into the rear
groove (see ✎ K 2).
3. Close the connector and use an all-purpose wrench/combination
pliers to press the metal ridge into the connector to produce an
electrical connection (see ✎ K 3).
4. Press down the protective cap until it engages on the connector.
Test the branch connection by pulling on the cable (see ✎ K 4).
Laying the cables
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