What to do if Herma 400 Label Maker shows malfunction?
To acknowledge malfunctions, press the key or apply a signal (rising edge only 0 ). Also, always dispense at least two labels after occurrence of a malfunction.
General| Brand | Herma |
|---|---|
| Model | 400 |
| Category | Label Maker |
| Language | English |
Identifies key components of the applicator like unwinder, brake, sensor, dispensing beak, and rewinder.
Explains hazard notification labels and their meaning for user safety.
Instructions for managing and understanding operating documents for safe machine use.
Defines warning symbols and signal words (Danger, Warning, Caution, Notice) for hazard communication.
Lists and explains symbols for keys, LEDs, and model types used in the manual.
Provides an overview of crucial safety aspects for personnel and machine operation.
Details required safety signs and personal protective equipment for safe operation.
Defines intended use, operator duties, and liability for safe machine operation.
Specifies requirements for personnel operating, maintaining, or servicing the applicator.
Details the standard unwinder unit, including inserting label web and adjustments.
Explains the motorized unwinder, its functions, and error codes.
Covers the motorized loop-type unwinder, its functions, and error codes.
Describes the label web brake, its adjustment, and cleaning procedures.
Details the FS03 sensor, its modes, adjustments, and technical specifications.
Explains the optoelectronic sensor, its adjustments, and positioning.
Covers different dispensing plates: rigid, 15° angular, and 75° angular.
Describes telescope and transverse transfer systems, including positioning and adjustments.
Details the drive/transport roller, inserting backing paper, and adjusting contact pressure.
Explains the standard rewinder, inserting backing paper, and basic adjustments.
Covers the motorized rewinder, switching off, and related procedures.
Lists electrical, environmental, and performance specifications for the applicator's drive unit.
Provides dimensional drawings and approximate weights for different applicator configurations.
Details standard input/output connections for external control via X10 connector.
Details extended input/output connections for external control via X19 connector.
Guidelines for safely transporting the applicator using forklifts or pallet trucks.
Instructions for properly mounting and securing the applicator before operation.
Recommendations for storing the applicator in a dry, dust-free, and protected environment.
Covers electrical safety, connection types (TN-C-S, TT, IT), and connector assignments.
Illustrates label web paths for various applicator types and winder system configurations.
Step-by-step guide for connecting power, switching on, and initial operation of the applicator.
Procedures for safely switching off the applicator and guidelines for environmentally sound disposal.
Explains the function of keys on the keypad and the information displayed.
Illustrates the functional relationships between transport, pivot beak, printer, and start signals.
Describes how the applicator detects label supply status internally.
Shows the navigation structure and available menus for controlling the applicator.
Details Quick Menu parameters, navigation, editing, and adjustment of values.
Explains potentiometer use and accessing the display's configuration menu for settings.
Covers master encoder settings, dead time calculation, and start compensation parameters.
Details application types, pivot beak, and transfer unit parameter settings.
Explains saving, loading, and managing parameter sets (formats) for different applications.
Describes setting and managing batch counters for production runs.
Covers system settings like display rotation, language, ready screens, and alarm message configurations.
Provides a daily, weekly, monthly, and periodic maintenance checklist for the applicator.
Explains how malfunctions are indicated via display, LEDs, and signal columns.
A comprehensive list of error codes (SMxxx) and their potential causes and remedies.
Summarizes malfunctions, their LED indications, and acknowledgment methods.
Provides basic troubleshooting steps and explains error blink codes for PLC connections.
Lists common malfunctions and their potential causes and remedies for self-correction.
Step-by-step instructions for removing, shipping, and mounting the drive unit.
Provides contact details for HERMA Technical Service for support and assistance.
Instructions for ordering spare parts via HERMA's online shop and required information.
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