What to do if ROBEL Industrial Equipment displays 'Maintenance necessary'?
If your ROBEL Industrial Equipment displays a 'Maintenance necessary' message, it means maintenance is due or the maintenance interval has not been reset. Perform the required maintenance or reset the maintenance interval.
Why does the ROBEL Industrial Equipment motor get hot?
The motor of your ROBEL Industrial Equipment may get hot if it is covered or very dirty. Ensure the motor is not covered and clean it if necessary.
Why is the grinding on my ROBEL Industrial Equipment poor?
Poor grinding performance on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment may be due to a worn abrasive. Change the abrasive.
What to do if the dead man’s brake is not working on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
If the dead man’s brake on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment is not working, it could be due to: * Bowden cables not smooth-running: Oil the Bowden cables to ensure smooth action. * Brake pads worn, brittle, or hardened: Replace the rubber brake pads.
What causes the infeed drive to lose its reference on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
The infeed drive on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment may lose its reference if there is heavy infeed while grinding the sides of the rails, regardless of whether the abrasive is turning or not, or if you are leaning on the machine while actuating the infeed button. Use a smaller amount of infeed at a time and do not actuate the infeed button if the abrasive is not turning. Also, do not put additional force on the machine while actuating the infeed button.
What does the 'Rotating grinding stone' error mean on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
The 'Rotating grinding stone' error message on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment indicates that the actual rpm of the spindle is less than 80% of the nominal value. Reduce the load on the spindle.
What to do if the depth infeed on ROBEL Industrial Equipment is not working and making a rattling noise?
If the depth infeed on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment is not working and making a rattling noise, the infeed drive may be blocked in the end position. Unblock it.
What does 'Rotation Honda low' mean on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
The 'Rotation Honda low' warning message on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment indicates that the actual rpm of the Hybrid Drive Unit is too low. Apply full throttle on the Hybrid Drive Unit.
What does the error 'Volt < 50.0V' mean on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
The 'Volt < 50.0V' error message on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment means that the voltage of the super capacitors is lower than 50.0V. Reduce the load on the spindle.
What does the 'Grindingstone change position' error mean on ROBEL Industrial Equipment?
The 'Grindingstone change position' error message on your ROBEL Industrial Equipment indicates that the abrasive is fully retracted. Move the abrasive down.
Details symbols and elements used in the operating procedures and lists for clarity and consistency.
Covers legal requirements, accident prevention, and operator responsibilities for safe machine use.
Specifies that the manual is for technically qualified personnel and outlines their requirements.
Defines manufacturer's limitations of liability for improper or unintended product usage.
Outlines copyright ownership and restrictions on reproduction or exploitation of manual content.
Details buyer responsibilities for checking machine condition, fittings, and obtaining necessary accreditations.
States the validity of the manual for a specific machine model and its EDV number.
Defines the machine's intended purpose for precise rail head profile grinding.
Lists prohibited uses, such as transportation or direct mains connection.
Explains warning phrases (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE) and symbols used for safety.
Addresses liability for unauthorized modifications and the importance of using original parts.
Emphasizes not tampering with safety devices and ensuring they are correctly installed.
Details required safety regulations and qualifications for machine operators.
Specifies required PPE such as gloves, safety shoes, helmet, hearing protection, and eye protection.
Provides guidance on hazards related to manual handling, unergonomic operation, and rotating parts.
Outlines essential accident prevention steps, including pre-operation checks and immediate defect rectification.
Covers essential first aid preparedness and general fire safety measures for the machine.
Provides specifications for the electric motor, including voltage, current, and rated power.
Lists available energy sources for operating the machine, such as drive units and batteries.
Details the grinding spindle's maximum speed, abrasive mounting, and fastening thread.
Provides dimensions for the machine with and without extendable handles, and its weight.
Details specifications for abrasive discs, including diameter, speed, and weight.
Explains the stepless control of plunging depth via a servomotor.
Presents sound pressure and power levels, and vibration total values for operator safety.
Specifies temperature ranges for operation, transport, and storage.
Provides results of brake tests conducted on the machine at different slope angles.
Highlights key features like powerful drive, PLC operation, and ergonomic design.
Details the dead man's brake, PLC control system, and associated buttons and displays.
Explains the tilt adjustment handwheel and the grinding depth infeed controls.
Describes track width adjustment and the location and function of the motor stop button.
Covers holders for power sources and the function of safety guard plates.
Illustrates and identifies various safety and instructional labels affixed to the machine.
Details the position of labels on the machine and the recommended work place setup.
Explains the structural gauge requirements and potential violations during operation.
Specifies operating temperature range and warnings related to sunlight exposure.
Details the temperature range and environmental conditions for machine storage.
Provides notices and warnings regarding the storage and usability of abrasive discs.
Outlines warnings and procedures for safely transporting the heavy grinding machine.
Details steps for preparing the machine, including connecting to the energy source and retracting the abrasive.
Covers checks for the grinding spindle, abrasive, electric motor, and dead man's brake.
Guides on starting the PLC, main menu navigation, and button functions.
Explains various PLC settings like stepper control, service, brightness, and date/time.
Details procedures for starting the motor, performing a test run, and ensuring safe operation.
Provides information on the grinding process, rail grinding, and evaluating grinding patterns.
Covers procedures for safely switching off the engine and unrailing the machine.
Presents a schedule for routine maintenance tasks based on operating hours and seasons.
Details the steps for preparing the machine and changing the abrasive disc safely.
Covers servicing the dead man's brake and lubrication of pivot bearings and gear wheels.
Provides guidelines on cleaning the machine safely, avoiding damage from solvents or high-pressure water.
Lists common errors, their reasons, and remedies for the PLC control system.
Provides steps to diagnose and resolve issues when the machine's display remains dark.
Guides on how to unblock the infeed drive, including checking chain tension and performing reference runs.
Emphasizes adherence to legal regulations for waste prevention, recycling, and preventing pollution.
Outlines safe and proper disposal methods for the product and its components, following local regulations.
General| Brand | ROBEL |
|---|---|
| Model | ROGRIND E3 13.49HSK |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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