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  • Correct Adjustment of Saw Anaconda Rotation  + ( # Ensure that the conduit is twisted / biased back # Ensure it misses the guard locking device when manually rotated # Lock off the locknuts in this biassed position )
  • Ensuring Mapped Drives Connect Every Time on Startup  + ( # Go to C:\\Users\Stuga - From here we need to go to 'View' and tick 'hidden items' to show folder 'App Data' # Navigate to C:\\Users\Stuga\App Data\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Start up )
  • VM Upgrade Software  + ( # Install the VM Upgrade hardware [[VM Upgrade Hardware]] # Check that you have at lease 12GB of memory. # Check that the extra disk is present (Should be D) )
  • Updating Teamviewer Host  + ( # Right click on the teamviewer icon in the taskbar (bottom right of screen) # Select Exit Teamviewer )
  • TM018B Microline and ZX3 V Notch Blade Setup  + (A calibration mnd file has been written to … A calibration mnd file has been written to help line up the  x offsets called VTEST. This program creates the following pattern on the bottom of the profile using a 10mm spindle and the notching blades themselves: Run the VTest operation on a length of large outer frame of at least 1m long. Put the    operation at a position of 500mm. The pattern allows you to measure the offsets required with calipers.
    ...Profile is viewed from the bottom face, Basically turn it over when it comes of the transfer table.

     face, Basically turn it over when it comes of the transfer table.</div> </div><br/>)
  • R0000164 Spindle Disassemble for Required parts  + ( #Remove 2 off M6 grubscrew from pulley #R … #Remove 2 off M6 grubscrew from pulley #Remove pulley from shaft
    ...If pulley is tight to remove, use lever bars to prise pulley off

    pulley is tight to remove, use lever bars to prise pulley off</div> </div><br/> )
  • Upgrade ZX Machine to Beckhoff Drives and Control  + (Before the upgrade is despatched to site, … Before the upgrade is despatched to site, the servo system needs to be assembled and pre-wired in its enclosure.
    *Drill off Fan detail in right hand side of cabinet. A 114mm hole saw and arbor has been purchased for this. *Drill and fit 4 adjustable feet in the bottom of the cabinet. 4 extra nuts will be in the kit. The height of the feet does not need to be set at this stage. *Drill off all servo drives. For ZX3 machines, the rack will be as follows: AX8640-AX8118-AX8206-AX8206 and for a ZX4 the will be: AX8640-AX8118-AX8206-AX8206-AX8206 (the extra drive is for the V and W axes). *Pre-wire the rack (inc STO links) and the cabinet fan with the cable provided in the kit. leave the spare coil of cable in the cabinet ready for running on-site. *Plug in the 2x15m green etherCAT cables. *The enclosure bottom plate is left off to allow the cable entry on site. '''''*for detailed wiring information, please use drawing packs from Monday.com board.*'''''    e use drawing packs from Monday.com board.*''''')
  • Autoflow Power On  + ((minimum 6 bar to machine))
  • Autoflow Maintenance - Outfeed Table  + ( * Clean Stainless Steel Bed of swarf and … * Clean Stainless Steel Bed of swarf and remove any tape that may have transferred onto the bed during normal operation * Lightly oil shaft on underside of bed, lightly oil cylinder rods * Lghtly oil Hepco rail, 1 -2 pumps of grease into Linear Bearings * Use a suitable foam cleaner for cleaning off the glue and tape residue left by the profile rolling along the beds * Check Hepco rail, Linear Bearings, Shafts and cylinders for damage or wear gs, Shafts and cylinders for damage or wear )
  • Autoflow Maintenance - Sawing Centre  + ( * Remove any debris from clamp pads and rollers * Visually check the rollers and clamp pads for damage or excessive wear, oil rollers with supplied oil, visually check cylinder rods for damage )
  • Autoflow Maintenance - Machining Centre  + (Check level of grease in Auto lube Part replacement order code is M0001047)
  • Setting Up C0000422-KIT - Full Hardware 2023  + (Remove the PC from the Dell box with power adapter and power cable. Keyboard and mouse (if supplied) can be returned to stores (not needed here))
  • Decommissioning - Autoflow Mk4 1  + (Ensure the plugs are labelled <br/>)
  • PC Recovery Process  + (- Turn off the PC - Plug in recovery USB. - Turn the PC back on - Keep pressing F12 until the boot selection screen shows. <br/>)
  • R0000204 Notching gear boxes assembly  + (It is vital for correct function that all … It is vital for correct function that all the shown components are thoroughly degreased before assembly . To do this, wash all parts with FE10 solvent spray and dry with airline.
    ...Ensure your work area is very clean and free from Dust/swarf. Use a clean cloth or paper towel to lay on your bench to ensure parts remain clean once washed

    o lay on your bench to ensure parts remain clean once washed</div> </div><br/>)
  • Zx5-Zx 4-Zx3-FL-S65 Saw Blade Removal and Refitting  + (1 Open front door via control screen 2 Ensure emergency stop system is also activated for safe working 3 Remove swarf from saw)
  • R0000322 Tensioner Pulley Assembly  + (1 Use FE10 solvent to wash parts shown to remove residual grease and contaminants 2 Thoroughly dry with compressed air line gun)
  • TEST JAMIE B  + (<big>This means prepping the changing area so everything is in reach.</big> *(6) Nappies *(2) Baby wipes *(3) Nappy Bag *(4) Change of clothes *(5) A toy (Distraction) <br/>)
  • Ecoline Site Installation Guide  + (This is what the taper on the roller approach is for - to raise the profile onto the rollers)
  • Ecoline - Disabling V axis To Swap Faulty Drive  + ([[Archiving a TwinCAT Project]])
  • Back Polish Stuga Saw Blades  + (<div class="icon-instructions caution-icon"> <div class="icon-instructions-icon"><i class="fa fa-exclamation-triangle"></i></div> <div class="icon-instructions-text">Always Polish in this orientation in relation to the Teeth of the blade</div> </div>)
  • Ecoline - Setting V Notches on winMulti Software  + (<div class="icon-instructions caution-i …
    ...Ensure that the ecoline is producing consistent and reliable datum test results
    e ecoline is producing consistent and reliable datum test results</div> </div>)
  • Viewing Camera Footage from Hikvision Cameras  + (If this is the first time that this has been attempted on your PC, a Hikvision plugin will be needed. Follow the process to install it)
  • Correcting Linearity with Rack Offset File  + (Write the error +\- next to each notch, me … Write the error +\- next to each notch, measuring from machining centre end (photo shown is RtoL feed machine). Repeat for each notch on each of the 3 bars Again, check for consistency. If there is any doubt that the results have not repeated consistently 3 times, then do not proceed consistently 3 times, then do not proceed)
  • Safety Circuit Principles  + (A machinery safety circuit is designed to … A machinery safety circuit is designed to protect both the equipment and operators from harm by ensuring safe operation. It monitors critical safety functions, like emergency stops, protective guards, and sensors, to prevent accidents or malfunctions. In case of a failure or hazard detection, the circuit triggers shutdowns or alerts, ensuring that the machine operates within safe limits and reduces the risk of injury or damage. and reduces the risk of injury or damage.)
  • R0000712E Rotary Trunking  + (All bolts must have Loctite 243 adhesive applied unless otherwise stated. All bolts must be marked with pen once completed to indicate adhesive and correct tension has been applied)
  • R0000712F Rotary Trunking  + (All bolts must have Loctite 243 adhesive applied unless otherwise stated. All bolts must be marked with pen once completed to indicate adhesive and correct tension has been applied)
  • R000559 Bench assemble machined parts  + (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)
  • R0015085 Mount SR Datum Sensor and Flag  + (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)
  • R0000574 Fit Motor and Swarf Chute  + (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)
  • R0015064 Bench Assemble Clamp Assembly Part 2  + (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)
  • R0015146 Pneumatic pipe Installation  + (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)
  • R0015087 Pneumatic Connections  + (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)
  • R0015330 Fit 1st stage Ejector and Level Base  + (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)
  • R000562 Bench Assemble Centralise Top Table  + (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)
  • R0015146 Pneumatic pipe Installation Part 2  + (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)
  • R0015034B ZX5 Module B Wiring Loom installation Part 3  +
  • R0015326 Bench Assemble Roller Backfences  + (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)
  • R0015041 Bench Assemble Top Hood Assembly  + (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)
  • R0000558E Bench Assemble Base and Turntable  + (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)
  • R000569E Bench Assemble Head Spindle Posts  + (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)
  • R0015066 Bench Assemble Saw Motor Assembly  + (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)
  • R0015146 Pneumatic pipe Installation Part 3  + (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)
  • R0000558E Bench Assemble Base and Turntable Part 2  + (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)
  • R0015037 Bench Assemble SY Assembly  + (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)
  • R0015337 Bench Assemble Guarding Components  + (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)
  • R0000570B Bench Assemble 1st stage Ejector  + (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)
  • R0015328 Install Base and Turntable  + (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)
  • R0015335 Mount Electrical Cabinet  + (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)
  • R0015037 Bench Assemble SY Assembly Part 2  + (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)
  • R0015333 Fit Clamp Assembly  + (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)
  • R0015341 Bench Assemble Electrical Cabinet with Pneumatics and controls  + (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)
  • R0015305A Install Wiring loom for Rotary Ring  + (All bolts to have Loctite 243 adhesive applied unless otherwise stated All bolts to be pen marked once adhesive applied and correct tension added)
  • R000560 Bench Assemble Spindle  + (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)
  • R0015305 Install Wiring loom for Rotary loom  + (All bolts to have Loctite 243 adhesive applied unless otherwise stated All bolts to be pen marked once adhesive applied and correct tension added)
  • R0015064 Bench Assemble Clamp Assembly  + (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)
  • R0015100 Fit Guarding  + (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)
  • R0015329 Fit Head Spindle Posts  + (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)
  • R0015300 Rotary Ring pneumatic test  + (When air is connect to rotary ring, attention should be paid to any audible air leaks. If any are present, identify source and rectify)
  • R0000299 Stroke assembly rebuild Part 2  + (Always use Loctite 243 on all fasteners fitted unless stated different All bearings should be an acceptable fit, with Loctite 641 and FE10 solvent used if required All fasteners should be marked once finalised)
  • ZX5 Production R0000548E Module G to R0015040 Module F alignment  +
  • R0015382 Top Spindle Blower Upgrade  + (Assemble Valve and Y connector as shown)
  • Changing saw pusher bearings - Standalone Saw  + (Bring the Saw pusher to the end where the chain tensioner and sprocket are. Remove the pusher arm by taking out 2 bolts below the arm. Remove the face plate by taking out the 4 bolts in the fron of the plate Take off the top roller bearings.)
  • R0015295 Finalise wiring loom for Rotary head  + (Cables must be adjusted between each spind … Cables must be adjusted between each spindle to ensure the cable lengths are correct . 1 Start at cable point between 6 and 5 . Start with the light green ethercat cable with the right angle plug. Adjust so that 200mm is past the end of the spindle plate . See picture for detail. 2 Move to the next spindle connection between 5 and 4 and adjust the new right angled ethercat cable to match the length of the previous adjusted cable 3 Repeat this process working your way around the spindles to set all ethercat cablesnd the spindles to set all ethercat cables)
  • ZX5 Installation Procedure 2023 Part 2  + (Check X axis alignment of horiczontal and … Check X axis alignment of horiczontal and vertical rollers using 2 meter straight edge and feeler gauges Any discrepancy must be reported and rectified if present Tolerance 0.002" / 0.05mm [https://stugaltd.monday.com/boards/3628350043/pulses/4665028475][[R0015311 Install and Align Datum rollers]]
    [[R0015311 Install and Align Datum rollers]] <br/>)
  • Removing or changing a Beckhoff AX8000 series servo drive  + (Circuit breaker will be labelled 'Servo Drives')
  • R0015284 Frame ancillaries  + (Fit 5 off basket support bracket to pre drilled holes at indicated points . Secure using M8 x 20 socket caps and Large M8 washers)
  • R0019264 Autoflow Mk 4,1 Infeed Safe moving equipment  + (D0016506 non slip pads must be used in all applications They should be placed between both clamping faces in all configurations of lifting. These will provide prevention of slip and product damage)
  • Repairing R axis datum pin  + (Drill a 2.5mm hole in the datum pin shoulder. Refit to datum plate and use the drilled hole as a guide to drill the aluminium spindle plate. Remove datum pin and tap the hole in the plate using the M3 tap.)
  • R0015099 Guard panel drilling  + (Drill hinge panel as detailed 1 Clamp p … Drill hinge panel as detailed 1 Clamp panel in position equalising edges to frame 2 Drill vertical face holes onto frame M6 tapped 3 Mark 4 off holes with M6 pointed grubscrew 4 Drill 4 off to 7.5 mm 5 Check correct drilling by fixing panel with M6 socket capslling by fixing panel with M6 socket caps)
  • R0000164 Spindle Build  + (Ensure all parts supplied are visually che … Ensure all parts supplied are visually checked for damage such as burs or surface contamination Report any issues to supervisor D0006016 may be issued with surface rust . This should be cleaned with green scotchbrite pads as shown in photos to remove contaminationas shown in photos to remove contamination)
  • CX5120 Replacement  + (Ensure replacement CX5120 is setup using   [[TB0451 CX5120 Beckhoff PC Setup|https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/TB0451_CX5120_Beckhoff_PC_Setup]] before sending to site)
  • GY GZ axis setup with Jetter Motors  + (Ensure that the profile support arm is held out of the way to avoid marking the blue infeed arm.)
  • Autocut Startup Procedure  + (Ensure the main isolator on the console is in the on position (pointing up).)
  • ZX5 Transfer Table Setup  + (The rollers on top are mounted on eccentri … The rollers on top are mounted on eccentric bushes. We only need these just tight enough to not allow any slop or vertical play. Slacken the cams off completelely, you will need an 8mm spanner with the faces ground down to fit in the space. Slide the plate onto the rail and tighten the eccentric bushes until any vertical play is removed. Lightly try to move the assembly on the X axis, if there is any slop then it needs to be a little tighter but probably no more than an 1/8th of a turn. Once set you should still be able to spin the rollers by hand, but still feel a fair bit of resistance. Once set slide the assembly over the full length of the V rails to check fo any tight spots. If there are then you need to check that the two halves of the fail are fully mated!!! two halves of the fail are fully mated!!!)
  • AX8000 Drives - ES Contactor Wiring  + (Find a spare section of DIN rail that the contactor can be placed in. The contactor clips onto the din rail without the need for fixings.)
  • VSM 20-30-P VertiQuad Heater Plate Setting  + (First, make sure the heater plates are coo … First, make sure the heater plates are cool enough to work on. If not then gloves will be required to protect your hands from the heat Put the machine into input/output mode. This will then allow us to move the heater plates into a position to be worked on. Ensure the items highlighted in GREEN are on.ure the items highlighted in GREEN are on.)
  • TB0425 Lenovo Tablet Setup  + (Go to the PlayStore  and download the e-Drawings  app. This will cost (currently £1.25) therefore ask appropriate member for a company card.)
  • Setting Motor Overload Relays  + (In order to read the motor plate we need t … In order to read the motor plate we need to know 3 pieces of information *Whether the motor is wired in star or delta *The frequency at which the motor is running *The voltage at which the motor is running Whether the motor is wired in star or delta depends on the application. Refer to the electrical diagrams to find out which it is. For example, the saw blade motor is wired in star, whereas most extractor motors are wired in delta. The UK standard for a three phase electrical supply is 415v at 50Hz. Unless the supply to a motor runs through an inverter (i.e the spindles) this is also the standard for our machines. Using the picture on the right as an example, we know the motor will be running at 50Hz (1) so we can disregard the information on the right of the plate as this provides figures for a 60Hz supply. Looking at the box numbered (2) we can work out that this motor would be wired in delta if it were running on a single phase 230v supply. However, we know that this is a three phase supply and will be wired in star. So when we move on to the box numbered (3) we will be looking at the number on the right hand side of the slash. Therefore, this particular motor would need an Overload Relay set to 3.00A.would need an Overload Relay set to 3.00A.)
  • R0015280 Module E Pneumatic Tests  + (In this process pneumatic outputs will be … In this process pneumatic outputs will be tested in a non emergency stop environment Ensure safe working practice is followed * Ensure Machine test area is clear from personnel and all staff are aware of testing procedure commencing * Ensure all Air connection lines are connected * Ensure all walkways are not impeded by trailing pipes/leads * Ensure all mechanical assemblies are at a sufficient stage for testinglies are at a sufficient stage for testing)
  • Flowline 6 to 6o5m Extension  + (Clean and remove any dirt/grease/imperfections on the box section ready the the new rails. If any of the tapped holes are compromised, re-tap 6mm.)
  • Stuertz VSM 30.20-P Welder Installation  + (Lift uprights into positions and fix with 3 x bolts each side on each upright. Fit 2 x cap heads on each rail each side)
  • R0015307 Bench assembly spindle drive cylinders  + (8 off P0001200 cylinder Use Loctite 572 on all air fittings 1 Attach P0001098 elbow as shown 2 Attach P0001198 elbow 3 Attach P0000238 elbow <br/>)
  • Changing Main Saw Blade  + (Make sure you have stopped cutting and nothing on the machine is moving - press an emergency stop button to ensure this.)
  • Install markings and measurements ZX5  + (Measure and mark up the distance between t … Measure and mark up the distance between two points (one on each) of the two modules. Mark up the points in a place where it is easy to read the markings and simply practical to get the two modules in a similar position (gap between the two) on installation - preferably on the front and the back of the modules. This makes it easier and closer to adjusting the loadpos and datum on the x-axis once setting up accuracy.um on the x-axis once setting up accuracy.)
  • R0015276 Line up slider units and mesh racks  + (1 Slide drive pinion into position 1 under … 1 Slide drive pinion into position 1 under drive rack 2 Use M4 adjuster screws to adjust height of rack and M6 to secure 3 Slide out drive pinion and move rack to position 2. Refit drive pinion 4 Use M4 adjuster screws to adjust height of rack and M6 to secure 5 Repeat steps until correct meshing is present at all points indicated to check Do Not glue any of the M4 /M6 socket caps used for adjustment as this will be done at a later stagement as this will be done at a later stage)
  • B0000082b Motor replacement For Obsolete part B0000082  + (New motor B0000082b will need modification of drive key to function correctly. 5mm should be removed from key in situ as shown in photo This will enable clutch plate to move to desired position on assembly)
  • Upgrade - Conveyor Top Guard  + (Offer up the guard over the conveyor walls (the guard sits outside of the walls). The aim is that the smaller radius on the guard is concentric with the top roller.)
  • 500mm Saw Blade Upgrade  + (Remove the two grub screws from the taper … Remove the two grub screws from the taper lock pulleys and insert one into the hole that was initially empty. Screw in tight to break seal of taperlock and split the two parts. If siezed the outer part can be tapped back with a hammer. These parts are usually very brittle and can shatter with a heavy hammer blow. It can also be useful to have the belts on at this point to stop the pulley from turning.his point to stop the pulley from turning.)
  • Autocut Daily Maintenance  + (Once the machine has stopped production, press an emergency stop button to ensure the machine is safe to work on)
  • TB0452 ZD620 Zebra Printer Setup  + (One difference between the GX420d and the … One difference between the GX420d and the ZD620d is the lack of a dedicated power switch. The newer ZD620d opts for a power button that must be pressed in order to turn on the printer after power is supplied. As our machines are fully un-powered after a machine is closed down it causes the operator to intervene and manually turn on the printer after power up. Ideally the Zebra ZD620d has an '''Power Recovery Mode''' that acts as a permanent switch in case of power failure. We can use this on the machines to allow the printer to turn on upon power up. 1.      Disconnect from power. 2.      Remove module door and use Ethernet cable to remove (plug in and pull). 3.      Move the switch that is annotated AUTO to the ON position. 4.      Reinstall the module. 5.      Reconnect power, this should now turn on. Reconnect power, this should now turn on.)
  • TB0398 Assembly of ZX4 Screen Cover  + (Orientate the plastic plate to fit inside the metal hinge piece, noting which way is the length and which is the width.)
  • R0000088E Stage 1 Spindle assemble  + (Linear rail B0000045 needs fitting to each … Linear rail B0000045 needs fitting to each spindle base
    ..Linear rails have a datum face indication. Attention must be paid for correct orientation
    1 Orientation of Datum face is as shown Ensure all linear rails and machined grooves in spindle plates are free from debris. Use compressed air. 2 Insert linear rail into each spindle base and drop in m6 x 20 socket caps with adhesive applied into all rail counterbores, do not screw in    nd drop in m6 x 20 socket caps with adhesive applied into all rail counterbores, do not screw in)
  • TB0415 Method to Prevent Loosening of Saw Blade  + (Position on shaft not important.)
  • R0000299 Stroke assembly rebuild  + (R0000728 and R0000729 are mirror images to each other Please inspect pictures to clarify and confirm correct hand to be built (Supplied unit to be refurbished will always be rebuilt as the same hand ))
  • R0000728 R0000729 Stroke Assembly Dismantling  + (The stroke assembly must be dismantled in the exact manner stated as many sections can only be removed once mating parts have been extracted Please use the following steps accurately)
  • D0008557 Modified cylinder Assembly  + (Remove 4 off original shallow head fasteners (if still fitted after cylinder modification) ) that hold locking assembly onto cylinder and dispose)
  • Upgrade - Gripper Slider Mechanism  + (Remove all existing parts, including the profile lever, slideway and bearings, and the spring. Install new stronger slideway)
  • Flowline Turret Upgrade - Somatec  + (Remove all parts from the existing turret, to leave just the mounting plate and the cylinder and fittings etc, as shown)
  • TB450 - CMOS Battery replacement  + (Remove cover by taking out the circled screw. Then holding the tab, pull in the direct shown to unclip and remove the cover.)
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