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8027605/V1-0/2022-03| SICKS Y S T E M D E S C R I P T I O N | ALIS
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9 MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Replacing the power supply unit
Interrupt the supply voltage to the cabinet.
Disconnect and remove the cables from the power supply module.
Remove the defective power supply module from the cabinet. To do this, use a suitable
screwdriver to slide the black clip on the rear wall backwards.
Lift the power supply unit and pull it forward and out of the bracket.
Installing the power supply unit
Place the new power supply module on the mounting rail of the cabinet and press back-
wards until the power supply module audibly engages.
Reconnect all cables to the power supply unit.
Restore the supply voltage to the cabinet.
Setting the output voltage
The power supply modules are factory preset with a 24 V output voltage.
Set the output voltage on the power supply module using the potentiometer.
Check that the output voltage is correct.
9.4.7 Photoelectric Retro-Refelctive Sensor Replacing
A defective retro-reflective sensor must be replaced immediately.
Fig. 57: Replacing the photoelectric retro-reflective sensor
Unscrew the M12 plug connector from the male connector on the photoelectric retro-
reflective sensor.
Loosen fixing screws.
Note Hold the photoelectric retro-reflective sensor firmly with one hand during the proce-
dure.
Remove the defective photoelectric sensor from the mounting bracket.
Screw the replacement device onto the mounting bracket.
Screw the M12 plug connector onto the male connector on the photoelectric retro-reflec-
tive sensor.
Align the photoelectric sensor correctly on the reflector. The reflector must be in line with
the beam path of the photoelectric retro-reflective sensor.
Check that the photoelectric retro-reflective sensor is operating correctly.

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