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| Connect cable so that its bend radius is as large as possible. |
 ※If cable requires bending for connection, ensure that its bend radius(indicated by R in the figure) is 7.5 times its outside diameter or more (ideally). |
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| If cable requires bending for wiring, secure its bend degree of freedom, paying attention to its length and angle. |  |
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| When a plurality of cables are wiring together, do not bundle the cables at their bend portions using cable ties or other similar devices (especially when they are different in outside diameter) | Wiring of a plurality of cables together on a separate and independent basis 
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| If cable requires fastening and bending for wiring, do not bend it sharply at its fastened portion. |  |
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| When attaching connector to cable, support the cable using a sleeve or other similar device against the connector. |  |
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| When attaching connector to cable, make sure that the end of the cable is protected against entry of oil into it. |  |
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- Cable wiring to cable carrier: Refer to [Instructions for Cable Wiring into Cable Carrier].
- Cable wiring by hanger suspension: Refer to [Instructions for Cable Wiring by Hanger Suspension].