mori seiki MSX-511 User Manual

Applicable Model
NC LATHES
Before starting operation, maintenance, or programming, carefully read the
manuals supplied by Mori Seiki, the NC unit manufacturer, and equipment
manufacturers so that you fully understand the information they contain.
Keep the manuals carefully so that they will not be lost.
MM-CENL-H2EN
Applicable NC Unit
MSC-500 MSX-511 MSC-801
MSG-500 MSX-511III MSC-802
MSX-500 MSC-515 MSC-803
MSX-500III MSD-515 MSG-803
MSC-501 MSC-516 MSX-803
MSD-501 MSD-516 MSX-803III
MSD-501II MSD-516II MSG-805
MSG-501 MSC-518 MSX-805
MSX-501 MSD-518 MSX-805III
MSX-501III MSD-518II MSG-806
MSG-502 MSC-521 SEICOS Σ21L
MSX-502 MSC-700
MSX-502III MSC-701
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
The manuals for maintenance are comprised of the following
three manuals including this manual:
MAINTENANCE MANUAL, MAINTENANCE INFORMATION,
and INSTALLATION MANUAL.

mori seiki MSX-511 Specifications

General

Brand	mori seiki
Model	MSX-511
Category	Lathe
Language	English

Summary

Daily Inspection

Importance of Daily Inspection

Explains the significance of daily lubrication and inspection for maintaining machine accuracy over time.

Notes on Inspections and Maintenance

Covers general safety, working inside the machine, machine management, and oil handling during inspections.

Lubricating and Hydraulic Oil

Guidelines for using, storing, and replenishing lubricating and hydraulic oils to prevent degradation.

Supplying Oil in Daily Maintenance

Procedures for supplying lubricating oil and coolant to the machine as part of daily maintenance.

Chuck Inspection and Oiling

Cleaning Machining Chamber/Setup Station

Daily cleaning of the machining chamber and setup station to maintain machining accuracy.

Precautions for Chip Conveyor Use

Safety and operational precautions when using the chip conveyor, including understanding its manual.

Electrical Cabinet Door Operations

Preparation After Prolonged Idle Period

Regular Inspection

Importance of Regular Inspections

Highlights the importance of regular inspections by maintenance engineers for long-lasting machine accuracy.

Checks Prior to Maintenance

Essential checks and safety precautions to be performed before commencing any maintenance work.

Technician Safety Precautions

Critical safety guidelines for technicians, covering electrical work, lockout procedures, and personal protective equipment.

Cleaning Electrical Cabinet Air Filter

Cleaning the Coolant Tank

Cleaning Lubricating Oil Tank

Cleaning Hydraulic Oil Suction Strainer

Cleaning Inside Electrical Cabinet

Replacing Observation Window

Slide Seal Inspection and Replacement

Timing Belt Replacement

Changing Hydraulic Fluid

Changing Batteries

Procedures for replacing memory backup and absolute position sensing batteries.

Adjusting Setting Pressure

Procedures for adjusting hydraulic unit main pressure and air pressure for optimal operation.

Outline of Systems

Chuck and Cylinder System