What to do if the Prinzen Industrial Equipment hatch tray denester doesn’t start?
If the hatch tray denester on your Prinzen Industrial Equipment isn’t starting, check the following: * Ensure the selector switch on the conveyor is ON; switch it ON if it's OFF. * Check if the motor circuit breaker is OFF; solve the problem and switch F7 ON.
What causes the Prinzen Industrial Equipment easy stacker to not rotate or not rotate completely?
If the easy stacker in your Prinzen Industrial Equipment does not rotate or does not rotate completely, consider these possible causes: * The plastic guide block or lift shaft is not lubricated or is dirty; clean and lubricate with silicone spray. * There is a failure in the power supply to the motor; replace the rotation motor cable. * The rotation stoppers are out of adjustment; re-adjust the stoppers.
What causes the Prinzen Industrial Equipment easy stacker to not lift a tray upwards?
If the easy stacker in your Prinzen Industrial Equipment is not lifting a tray upwards, check for these issues: * The infeed sensor keeps seeing a tray; adjust the sensor. * The stack is full; remove the stack of trays. * The power to the frequency inverter is switched off; switch circuit breaker F4 ON.
What to do if the Prinzen Industrial Equipment 30 cell tray stopper does not flip over?
If the 30 cell tray stopper in your Prinzen Industrial Equipment does not flip over, check the following: * The photocell “tray present” may be incorrectly adjusted or defective; adjust or replace it. * The hinge may be dirty; clean it. * The solenoid may be dirty; clean it. * The relay for the solenoid may be defective; replace relay K8. * Check if fuse F19 is defective and replace it. * Check if power supply TR2 is defective and replace it.
Read this chapter and Safety chapter before starting operation, cleaning, or maintenance.
Only authorized, trained, familiar, and sober persons aged 18+ should operate the system.
Do not operate with removed safety devices; use caution with sharp edges, moving parts, and openings.
Check safety devices, use power source lock-off (1), and never rely solely on safety devices.
Identifies safety devices: lockable doors, emergency buttons, and protective covers.
Use emergency buttons to stop the system immediately; they remain locked until safe to release.
Procedure to check covers, doors, and buttons before starting the machine.
Understand and remember warning labels for danger of voltage, movements, pinch points, and crushing.
Read Introduction and Safety chapters before starting operation, cleaning, or maintenance.
Designed to pack eggs into various trays; available in PSPC30, PSPC5, and PSPC7 versions.
System created for balance between safety and workability; dangerous movements exist, use caution.
Receives eggs, assembles them into patterns, and places them pointed-end down into trays.
Picks up eggs from cup conveyor and places them into trays; available in 3 versions.
Read Introduction and Safety chapters before starting operation, cleaning, or maintenance.
Step-by-step guide to switch on, check air, set switches, supply trays, and start the system.
Steps to stop the system: wait for completion, clear, stop button, wait for stop, switch off.
Adjusts pick-up position and tray set position for the transfer arm and vacuum head.
Procedure to set the vacuum head tip height relative to cup slots for proper egg pickup.
Procedure to set vacuum head tip height relative to hatch tray surface for placement.
Only qualified professionals may perform maintenance; consult dealer for difficult repairs.
Read Introduction and Safety chapters before starting maintenance, cleaning, or repairs.
Steps before cleaning: remove eggs, switch off, use compressed air, vacuum, scraper, and cloth.
Lists recommended lubricants like Interflon and Griffon, specifying brands and food-grade status.
Steps before maintenance: remove eggs/trays, switch off, secure, perform maintenance, check condition.
Provides daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly maintenance schedules and tasks.
Tasks include observing sounds/vibrations, cleaning dirt/grease, cleaning drip trays, and wiping components.
Tasks include cleaning sensors, checking functionality, and applying silicon spray to guides.
List of recommended spare parts for the PSPC, including description, type, and article code.
Steps to mount the printer, position the print head, and connect the proximity switch.
How to ensure ink cartridges are clean, switch on the printer, and print messages.
Access technician menu with a pin code to change basic parameters, print settings, and diagnostics.
General| Brand | Prinzen |
|---|---|
| Model | PSPC7 |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
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