To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if thermal cut-offs operate repeatedly in Javo Industrial Equipment?
If thermal cut-offs operate repeatedly, the cause may be a motor fault, in which case you should call an engineer. Alternatively, there could be a mechanical blockage in the pot track, elevator, or drill. If so, remove any blockages.
How to fix a soil belt that is not moving in Javo Standaard Industrial Equipment?
If the soil belt is not moving, first check the motor and drive mechanism to ensure they are functioning correctly. If the motor and drive mechanism are working, adjust the soil belt tension, as the pre-tensioning of the soil belt may be too low, causing it to slip.
What to do if the pot track is not moving in Javo Standaard Industrial Equipment?
If the pot track is not moving, it could be that the V belt is slipping. If so, reduce the speed slightly and replace the V belt. Another possible cause is a slipping pot track pawl. Make sure the pawl can move freely and remove any obstructions.
What to do if the elevator chain is not moving in Javo Standaard?
If the elevator chain is not moving, check for any obstacles in the chain and remove them. Also, check for soil sticking in the elevator. If soil is sticking, remove the front cover and clear any excess soil from the elevator paddles.
General| Brand | Javo |
|---|---|
| Model | Standaard |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
Explains how the potting machine functions step-by-step.
Details the various control panels and buttons on the machine.
Guidelines on wearing appropriate safety gear during operation.
Highlights critical considerations for preventing accidents.
Important warnings and measures to ensure safe operation.
Describes built-in safety mechanisms of the potting machine.
Interpretation of safety signs and hazard indicators on the machine.
Instructions for fitting components and connecting to power.
Procedures for initial configuration and calibration.
Checks and adjustments before starting the potting process.
Procedures for starting, running, and safely stopping the machine.
Routine daily inspections for chains, belts, and debris.
Details on maintenance tasks and their required frequency.
Safety measures for unplugging the machine before maintenance or use.
Prerequisites for safely relocating the machine.
Best practices for moving the machine to a new location.
