modec MC89 - Maintenance and Servicing

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 CHANGING THE BATTERY
11. Maintenance and Servicing
Take the machine to a registered modec distributor for servicing every 400 hours or at least
once a month.
Maintenance operation
Weekly
Yearly or as
needed
Check and service the actuator by a registered modec distributor
Replace the Revolution counter battery *
Check the torque limiter* by a registered modec distributor
*The revolution counter is an option
Maintenance to be carried out at the indicated intervals
in months or in hours of use, from the first deadline
onwards.
Interval
After
each
time
used
Every 3
months or
25 hours
Every 6
months or
50 hours
Every
year or
100
hours
Range
Parts
Task
MC89
Condition of the tool and protective
elements
Check
U
MC89
Functioning of the triggers and Stop/
Start button
Check
U
MC89
Functioning of the setting systems
for the torque, speed and direction
inversion
Check
U
MC89
Condition of the cables and/or leads
Check
U
U : user – M : modec registered distributor / repairer
General recommendations
 Take note of all the work health and safety regulatory provisions that apply and any local
workplace safety instructions including conditions relating to the work environment,
clothing and the operator’s individual protective equipment as required by all the
applicable regulations.
 It is advisable to keep a maintenance log for all maintenance tasks carried out on the
actuator.
Prevent foreign bodies from entering the system by using a clean work surface in order
to protect the delicate moving parts from being contaminated by dirt or foreign materials
Use a AA 3,6V Li-SOCL2 battery
Reposition the wires correctly before
tightening the 4 screws
Use a 3mm (1/8”) hexagonal
key