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The Correct Stamping and information is vital on the machine serial plate.
Please double check with supervisor to confirm data before applied to serial plate ! +, Machine date is sourced from the Mondays board 'Machines'
Build number and serial number are stated +, Use stamping jig to add data to serial plate .
Ensure serial plate is positioned level in stamping jig
Evenly space stamp letters /numbers
Build number
Serial number
Year of manufacture +
All bolts to have Loctite 243 adhesive applied unless otherwise stated
All Threaded Pneumatic connections to have Loctite 570 applied
All bolts to be pen marked once adhesive applied and correct tension added +, Dokit will show configuration for R-L machine
Mirror mounting for all components for L-R configuration
See reference photo
(please take photo of L-R config please ) +, Cut trunking and fit to cabinet securing with M5 x 5 button heads fasteners
Holes will require adding by hand to cabinet to mount trunking +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 570 on all threaded pneumatic connections
Pen mark all bolts when finalised +, <nowiki>Assemble valve bank orientated as shown<br /><br /><br />Use parts <br /><br /><br />P0001068 Valve Base: Type 41 2 Position Ø6 x 1<br /><br />P0000174 Fitting: Plug 1/4'' BSP (Grubscrew Type x 2<br /><br />P0001085 Fitting: SMC 1/4" to Ø8 Swivel Elbow x 1<br /><br />P0001186 Valve/ 5/2 smc x 2<br /><br />P0001163 1/4 bsp male silencer x 2</nowiki> +, Attach pre assembled cylinder as shown
Ensure indicated nut is glued and tight +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connection
Pen mark all fasteners to show finalised +, Assemble 4 off side walls as shown
Use M6 x 10 countersink bolts and domed M6 nuts to fix +, Assemble 1 off sidewall as shown
Use M6 x 10 countersink bolts and domed M6 nuts to fix +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connection
Pen mark all fasteners to show finalised +, Connect air feed to trailing 6mm pipe
Check all flow regulators are installed in the correct orientation
When flow regulators are fully closed, air should be stopped .
If air can only be regulated to a small flow, regulator is installed in the wrong orientation +, 6x4mm black air pipe .
From 6mm Y connector
1 pipe to run to saw connection . Leave trailing pipe 2 meters long with identification
1 pipe to run along indicated side of conveyor to feed top blowers
'''<u>Correct photo required please</u>''' +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connection
Pen mark all fasteners to show finalised +, Cut 3 off lengths of flectible ducting to suit machine
Please provide lengths of 3 sections for cutlist please +, Connect from 3 way branch to saw read door point A
Fix with 2 off jubile clips +, …
<br/>1 slide in monitor mount D0015142 into frame until bottom of post is visible through second set of holes (indicated)
2 Apply tension to M10 x 30 set bolts to pin monitor post and lock tension with the M10 nuts +, Attach Monitor mount as shown using M6 x 20 countersink bolts and lock off inside the post with M6 nyloc nuts +, Use loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connections
Pen mark all bolts to show finalised +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connection
Pen mark all fasteners to show finalised +, Add 2 off 7mm diameter through holes per upright.
Add each hole 100mm from either end, central in chamber , both on the same face +, assemble 2 off corner post assemblies
Insert 2 off M8 x 16 button socket into each pre drilled upright
Assemble onto corner post face, centralise parts and tighten button sockets to join parts together
Repeat for all 4 off uprights onto 2 off corner posts
'''<u>Please provide more detailed pictures please</u>''' +, …
Use loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connections
Pen mark all bolts to show finalised +, Mount valve bracket D0001933 to dimensions shown . Measurements are taken from edges of cabinet to first top mounting hole of bracket . Use valve bracket to mark second hole after first hole is drilled . Drill and tap M5 +, Assemble regulator P0001008 as shown. Use P0001009 panel nut and 2 off P0000010 fitting and mount to bracket on cabinet +, …
Use loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connections
Pen mark all bolts to show finalised +, 1 Position top hood assembly as shown
2 Slacken safety gate fixing 3 off M8 to allow access for cut guard mounting points
3 Use 4 off M6 x 20 Socket caps with M6 heavy motor washers and fit to indicated positions . Align as best as possible edges of cut guard to frame, then apply final tension to fasteners to complete
4 Finalise 3 off M8 socket caps that hold safety gate to frame
5 Run W00010002 cable into tie bases fitted to cut guard and route to Siren
(pictures please)
6 Add final fixings to printer shelf . Drill and tap to M8 and add 2 off M8 socket caps with A form washers +, Fit printer to shelf as indicated
Ensure box is left on frame and auto peel is left with box +, …
Use Loctite 243 on all fasteners
Use Loctite 572 on all threaded pneumatic connection
Pen mark all fasteners to show finalised +, Ensure all fasteners are finalised on frame +, Quality check all fasteners
ensure all fasteners have adhesive applied, are correctly tensioned and are pen marked to indicate finalised +, …
Refit bearing housing assembly to main plate +, Assemble alignment disc to bearing outer . Hold in place with slightly tensioned M4 caps
Use an 8mm reamer to check holes will accept an 8mm dowel through both parts +, Connect the gear box , using the 2 dowels on the gearbox as location, then using 4 off m6 x 20 blackadised unbrako bolts, loctite 243 and M0001176 4 off stainless lock washers to connect the parts together. Torque setting on 15nm should be used to set these m6 bolts
Refit m5 Fixings to lower gearbox flange from underneath turntable +, …
First you need to check out the bar queue to see if it is the same as the actual bars on the transfer table
#Restart winMulti
#Count the total number of bars on the saw infeed and transfer table
#Compare with the number of bars on the saw queue
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<div class="icon-instructions-text">...If you have some offcuts on the screen, this can help identify the queue position by looking at the length of the offcut</div>
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If there is '''one more bar''' actually on the table than on the bar queue screen, follow the process below to add the missing bar to the queue. +, On the machining centre side, click anywhere on the top profile in the queue
This opens the bar edit screen on the "Offcuts" tab +, When a bar has been properly registered as "Cut, the tick box will be ticked (as in (1))
The first one that is "Uncut" needs to be queued, so
* (2) Click on "Cut"
* (3) Click on the Queue Button +, …
There Are 2 examples shown for this process.
There is a clip to be unlatched on each relay shown, once unclipped this releases the relay which can then be
pulled out.
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<div class="icon-instructions-text">Please ensure pins line up correctly before pushing the relay in</div>
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The relay slots in to groves either side and then pushes down into position.
Use clip to then secure the relay in place. +
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