FICEP 32292 - 4.2 MACHINE SET-UP OPERATIONS; 4.2.1 Machine start-up; 4.2.2 Machine start-up

MACHINE SET-UP
FICEP
1001 DFB
Drilling & Sawing Line
Page 4-3
4.2 MACHINE SET-UP OPERATIONS
4.2.1 Machine start-up
The machine is normally started up in the following two cases:
 after a long period of inoperation or after a normal or special servicing
or maintenance. In this case, we shall call it MACHINE START-UP.
 at the beginning of a working shift or after the machine remained
inoperative for reasons other than maintenance or servicing. In this
case, we shall call it RESTARTING OF THE MACHINE.
4.2.2 Machine start-up
We suggest that both the machine operator and your servicing Engineer be
in attendance at the machine start-up thus carrying out the following checks:
 all the parts that have been serviced and maintained are fitted back
home (connectors, wires to terminal boards, electronic parts, etc.)
especially when the following circuits are involved:
 resolver cables of the servo-motors
 motors power connection
 make sure that there is no tool or service spanner left in a position that
may affect the correct operation of the machine.
 oil, in the hydraulic power unit, must reach the correct level
 the electric and pneumatic systems and equipment are correctly
connected to the shop supply lines. Also, make sure that the air pressure
and the voltage are correct.
 the earth circuits are properly connected to all points requiring it.