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MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
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7.2. PERIODICAL MAINTENANCE INTERVALS
The table indicates the scheduled maintenance intervals which allow to obtain best performance, long operating life and
a constant level of safety.
Maintenance interval table
Frequency
Component
Type of intervention
Intervention mode
Reference
Every 40 hours or
1000 cycles (*).
Machine working
areas
Clean
Use a cloth or air jet
-
Every 200 hours or
5000 cycles (*).
Rubber rollers
Clean
Use a cloth soaked in
alcohol
-
Every 200 hours or
5000 cycles (*)
Spool carriage
Lubricate
-
See “Lubrication
point diagram”
Check the chain
tensioning
-
See “Spool carriage
lifting chain
adjustment”
Every 200 hours or
5000 cycles (*)
Drive wheel
Check that all the
fastening elements
are screwed at the
correct tightening
torque
Use a torque wrench
to check tightening
torques
-
Every 200 hours or
5000 cycles (*)
Rudder
Check that all the
fastening elements
are screwed at the
correct tightening
torque
Use a torque wrench
to check tightening
torques
-
Every 200 hours or
5000 cycles (*)
Feeler
Check that all the
fastening elements
are screwed at the
correct tightening
torque
Use a torque wrench
to check tightening
torques
-
Every 5000 hours
or 50000 cycles (*).
Reduction units
and gearmotors
Change the
lubricant
-
See “Lubrication
point diagram”
1
Do not top up and/or change in life-lubed reduction units and gearmotors.
Cycle timings have been defined on the basis of the standard cycle.
The standard cycle is the following: 500 mm high film spool, 1500 mm high pallet, pallet weight equal to 1500
kg, total wrapping cycle consisting of two turns at the base, two turns at the top with rotation speed of 12 r.p.m.
or
80 m/1 and carriage upstroke and downstroke speed equal to 4 m/1’.

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