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General| Brand | Nordson |
|---|---|
| Model | ProBlue P10 |
| Category | Melting Machines |
| Language | English |
Defines the safety alert symbols and signal words used to identify hazards and convey safety information.
Outlines the responsibilities of equipment owners regarding safety information and user qualifications.
Lists general safety warnings and cautions applicable to hot melt and cold adhesive equipment.
Ensures the electrical service can handle the melter's power requirements and warns about electrocution risks.
Guides on connecting the power cable and voltage plug to configure the melter for facility electrical service.
Describes the process of setting up the melter to support manufacturing, including quick setup and parameter configuration.
Details the procedure for starting the melter, including checking control panel LEDs and air pressure.
Guides on reviewing the fault log to diagnose and correct melter faults.
Explains the melter's response to F1, F2, and F3 faults, including monitoring periods and LED indications.
Details the handling of F4 faults, distinguishing between fatal and nonfatal faults and their effects.
Details the procedure to safely relieve hydraulic pressure before disconnecting fittings or opening ports.
Instructs to disable external inputs and fieldbus communications before performing maintenance.
Explains when to replace the hot melt filter and how to monitor its service life using the service LED.
Lists the four types of melter faults, their causes, and recommended corrective actions.
Explains how to use the flowchart to diagnose and correct issues, assuming the melter is correctly installed and set up.
Describes the procedure to reset the melter to its factory settings to isolate problems.
Provides a diagnostic procedure to isolate a failed control component like the CPU or hose/gun module.
Details how to check the resistance of the tank or manifold RTD to determine if it is defective.
Guides on checking the operation of power relays or thermostats to identify potential main board or thermostat failures.
Explains how to check the voltage across heater terminals to diagnose TRIAC operation issues.
Details how to measure the resistance of tank and manifold heaters to identify failures.
Provides power requirements in Amps for different melter configurations and phase power.
Guides on calculating and evaluating power requirements for hoses and guns to prevent exceeding maximum allowable wattages.
Explains parameters for temperature units, over/under temperature deltas, standby settings, and automatic heater control.
Explains how to set up schedules for controlling heaters and standby mode based on the day and time.
Details how to use the Configuration Manager for copying settings, saving versions, and upgrading firmware.
Explains the process of upgrading or reloading melter firmware using the NCM utility.
Provides a breakdown of pump failures, potential causes, and relevant disassembly procedures.
Offers sequential procedures for pump disassembly, including checks and special reassembly instructions.
Covers installation procedures for 400/480 volt transformers, including clearances and mounting.
Provides transformer-specific troubleshooting guidance for common power and heating issues.
