7/11/2005 VERSION 2.0 28
12. GENERAL MACHINE MAINTENANCE
12.1. CLEANLINESS / GENERAL
Keep both the machine and the surrounding work area clean and free of dust, dirt and debris. Routine
cleaning of the entire machine will help extend the life of all mechanical components. In particular, a clean
machine and work area will help prevent the introduction of foreign objects into the machine, which can
significantly damage mechanical components.
12.1.1. Factory Assistance
In the event of any difficulties you cannot solve with the aid of the manual, call your distributor or the
factory for assistance. We are interested in your satisfaction as a customer.
*****
This maintenance schedule is based on an average operating schedule of intermittent use eight (8)
hours per day, five days per week. Change the maintenance schedule as required to match actual
machine usage.
*****
12.2. INDEX OF PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
Keep your EL-2002 in good condition by following a regular maintenance schedule. Briefly inspect the
machine for glairing problems prior to each use and adopt a periodic schedule based on the following set of
checklists.
12.2.1. Semi-Annual Checks
Inspect gears and sprockets for wear
Inspect fasteners for tightness
12.2.2. Monthly Checks
Lubricate gears and sprockets.
Execute a full range of motion test on the crimping assembly and advance assembly.
Remove top covers and blow out any dust or debris.
Conduct a detailed inspection of knives and mandrel components.
Lubricate/oil both slide shafts.
12.2.3. Weekly Checks
Remove the knives and mandrel components for cleaning and inspection.
Ensure the work area around the machine is clean and free of any hazards or potential foreign objects that
could be conveyed into the machine or struck with hands during operation.
11.2.4. Changeover Checks (performed every time the tooling set is changed)
Conduct a detailed inspection of knives and mandrel components
Inspect fasteners for tightness
To Next Page
Loading...