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Operating Manual
POWER CLAMP
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Service and maintenance
7 Service and Maintenance
Repairs to the POWER CLAMP shrink fit machine or to the SPEED-COOLER may be performed by
specialised personnel only. Work that is carried out incorrectly can affect the safety of the devices.
The housings are not to be opened by unauthorised personnel.
Attention! Dangerous residual voltages are present in the housing for up to 5 minutes
after switching the unit off.
Have the devices checked regularly, and after any repair work, for electrical safety by a skilled
electrician.
In general, we recommend that you have such work carried out by the manufacturer. This will
guarantee that the repair is handled professionally. This will also ensure safe operation and a long
life of the devices.
7.1 Cleaning
7.1.1 POWER CLAMP shrink fit machine
The POWER CLAMP shrink fit machine should be cleaned regularly.
• Turn off the machine with the mains switch.
• Disconnect the power cable.
• Clean the surface of the device with a damp, lint-free cloth.
Do not allow any liquid to enter the interior of the housing during cleaning. Protect the
device from moisture as it may create an electrical shock hazard.
Do not use abrasive cleaning agents.
7.1.1.1 Coil
The interior of the inductor is to be cleaned as necessary. Vaporised cutting emulsion or similar
vapours can cause this type of contamination.
This type of contamination can be prevented for the most part. Only use cleaned and dry shrink fit
chucks, as specified, in the POWER CLAMP.
Do not mechanically machine the inner side of the coil, otherwise the insulation of the coil could
be damaged.
7.1.1.2 Linear guide
The linear unit must be cleaned when dirty so to retain its functionality and ease of operation. The
guide rods are to be oiled with a drop of resin-free oil, or else lightly saturate the felt on the carriage.
7.1.2 Speed Cooler
It is essential to ensure that the fins of the air cooled condenser are kept clean to ensure proper
functioning of the cooling unit.
Ambient air that contains oil in connection with dust leads to the condenser fins getting dirty more
quickly.
The cleaning should be done at regular intervals, the frequency of which depends on the amount
of dirtiness at the place of use.
• Remove dust from the cooling fins with a hand brush
• Carefully blow out the areas between the cooling fins with compressed air
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