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If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E62 “GRIPPER NOT IN POSITION” ALARM, the clamp cylinder magnetic sensors are not properly working. Check and replace the sensor if necessary.
What to do if Robopac SPIROR HP 400 displays E20 Thermal Protection Alarm?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E20 Thermal Protection Alarm, it indicates a thermal or magneto-thermal relay protection issue. To resolve this, eliminate the cause of the overload, reset the guards using the specific reset, and then press the "Reset" button.
What to do if Robopac Packaging equipment displays E40 ROTATING RING IMPROPERLY TIMED WITH THE SEALING?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays E40 ROTATING RING IMPROPERLY TIMED WITH THE SEALING, it means that the rotating ring and sealing are improperly timed. If the units are in the homing position, check the sensors; otherwise, move them to the “Home” position manually.
What to do if Robopac Packaging equipment displays E15 WARNING “DOOR VIOLATION CHECK ALARM”?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E15 WARNING “DOOR VIOLATION CHECK ALARM”, the safety module found a discrepancy among the 2 micro-switches placed on the cover. You should check the micro-switches on the cover.
What to do if Robopac SPIROR HP 400 displays E50 WARNING “BUS CAN OPEN COMMUNICATION ALARM”?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E50 WARNING “BUS CAN OPEN COMMUNICATION ALARM”, it means The PLC can’t gather information from the CAN OPEN hubs. Check the BUS connection on the modules and on the PLC.
What to do if Robopac SPIROR HP 400 displays E01 EMERGENCY ALARM MUSHROOM BUTTON PRESSED?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E01 EMERGENCY ALARM because the MUSHROOM BUTTON is PRESSED, reset the button and then press the Reset button.
What to do if Robopac Packaging equipment displays E61 PRODUCT OUTFEED PHOTOCELL ALARM?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E61 PRODUCT OUTFEED PHOTOCELL ALARM, it means that the photocell detects that the product is not in the correct position or that the reflector is not properly aligned. To resolve this, remove the product or align the photocell with the reflector.
What to do if Robopac SPIROR HP 400 displays E60 PRODUCT INFEED PHOTOCELL ALARM?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E60 PRODUCT INFEED PHOTOCELL ALARM, it means that the photocell detects that the product is not in the correct position or that the reflector is not properly aligned. To resolve this, remove the product or align the photocell with the reflector.
What to do if Robopac Packaging equipment displays E10 PROTECTION COVER OPEN ALARM?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E10 PROTECTION COVER OPEN ALARM, it means the protection cover is open or there is a limit switch malfunction. To resolve this, close the cover and press the Reset button. Alternatively, if the limit switch is malfunctioning, replace the power switch.
What to do if Robopac SPIROR HP 400 displays E30 FAULT INVERTER OVERLOAD?
If the Robopac Packaging equipment displays an E30 FAULT INVERTER OVERLOAD, it indicates an error with the inverter. To address this, check the alarm on the inverter display and refer to the technical manual.
General| Brand | Robopac |
|---|---|
| Model | SPIROR HP 400 |
| Category | Packaging equipment |
| Language | English |
General safety rules for using the machine, including attention to warnings and safety devices.
Defines the employer's responsibilities regarding operator training and safety.
Safety guidelines for handling, loading, unloading, and installing the machine.
Safety rules for operating the machine, including training, proper use, and maintenance.
Specifies the intended use of the machine for wrapping stable products.
Lists prohibited uses and products to avoid machine damage or accidents.
Highlights inherent risks remaining after safety measures, requiring user awareness.
Safety guidelines for maintenance, regulations, and proper use of parts and lubricants.
Specifies ambient conditions and safety for the machine's electrical system.
Details the different wrapping cycles the machine can perform.
Explains the steps for performing a complete spiral wrap with head and tail turns.
Describes the process for wrapping only the head and tail of the product.
Details the cycle for complete wrap with additional head/tail loops and reinforcement bands.
Explains the cycle for wrapping head and tail with spaced reinforcing bands.
Describes the function of various safety devices installed on the machine.
Details the positioning and function of electrical components on the machine.
Presents technical data for Spiror HP and DR models.
General advice for operating the machine safely and effectively.
How to set and compose wrapping cycle recipes.
Step-by-step guide for loading the film spool onto the machine.
Procedure for inserting the film into the machine's clamp.
Steps to initiate a wrapping cycle after preparation.
How to use the emergency stop button and restart the machine.
General rules and precautions for performing maintenance tasks.
Table detailing scheduled maintenance tasks and frequencies.
Common operational problems and their solutions.
Lists displayed alarm messages, causes, and remedies.
General advice and safety precautions for replacing machine parts.
