Charmilles E110-D10 - 12 - MACHINE OPERATION; 12.1 CARRIAGE OPERATION; 12.2 X AND Y TABLE OPERATION; 12.3 WORK TANK OPERATION

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49

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12

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MACHINE

OPERATION

12®1

CARRIAGE

UE

and

down

movement

Raise

or

lower

the

carriage

(100),

by

means

of

the

rotatin~

handle

(219)

after

having

unclamped

the

locking

levers

(101)

to

their

full

extent.

Do

not

forget

to

clamp

again

the

carriage

after

every

move.

12.2

X

AND

Y

TABLE

(fig.

2 a &

b)

The

specified

accuracy

is

guaranteed

only

on

condition

that

the

lead

screw

be

driven

clockwise.

Cross

slide

Displacement

turn

the

hand-wheel

(606)

that

drives

the

lead-screw.

Locking

of

the

lead-screw

:

tighten

the

knurled

screw

(613).

Locking

of

the

drum

:

tighten

the

knurled

screw

(612)

.

Locking

of

the

slide

clamp

down

the

locking

lever

(308).

Longitudinal

slide

Displacement

turn

the

hand-wheel

(633)

tpat

drives

the

lead-screw.

Locking

of

the

lead-screw

:

tighten

the

knurled

screw

(640).

Locking

of

the

drum

:

tighten

the

knurled

screw

(639).

Locking

of

the

slide

:

clamp

down

the

locking

lever

(604).

12.3

WORK

TANK

Opening

of

the

access

doors

(fig.

3)

Unlock

the

hinged

panels

(701

-

702).

Inlet

valve

for

the

dielectric

fluid

(fig.

4)

To

close

the

valve

(717),

rotate

the

handle

clockwise;

to

open

the

valve,

rotate

the

handle

counter-clockwise.

Sliding

door

for

drainage

(

710)

(fig.

5)

For

drainage

of

the

tank,

lift

handle

(711).

Sliding

door

for

adjustment

of

level

and

overflow

(712)

(fig.

6)

The

level

of

the

dielectric

fluid

within

the

tank

corresponds

to

the

upper

edge

of

this

sliding

door.

This

level

should

be

set,

by

means

of

the

handle

(713)

to

a

minimum

of

l

5/8'"

(40

mrn)

above

the

workpiece.

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