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General| Brand | Siebeck |
|---|---|
| Model | JET Series |
| Category | Packaging equipment |
| Language | English |
Adheres to EN 60204-1 for power supply via plug and socket, prohibiting direct connection.
Ensures machine start-up prevention with an open door; requires pre-start check.
Requires mains plug removal during any maintenance and cleaning operations.
Mandates mains plug removal before inserting new cord reels or threading cords.
Ensure correct operating voltage (400V AC 50Hz), verify local voltage, grounding, and fuse.
Confirm motor rotation via indicator light; exchange phase wires if direction is incorrect.
Low-maintenance design. Weekly cleaning and lubrication of moving parts, especially knotting unit, is recommended.
Critical safety instruction: always remove the mains plug before performing maintenance or cleaning.
Covers the On-Off switch (A) and Indicator light (B) for machine status.
Details Selector switches (C) for strapping quantity and (D) for continuous/normal mode.
Describes push buttons on side doors for brake ventilation and on knotting unit for tip operation.
Instructions for loosening cap, removing nut, inserting cord reel, and securing it.
Details routing the cord through guides, brake, and strapping arm tube following a specific sequence.
Step-by-step guide for laying the cord and activating levers to clamp and cut.
Important: Check cord rollers and return arm for ease of movement and oil if needed.
Procedure for single strapping using the on-off switch and selector switch.
Procedure for multiple strapping using selector switch for desired number of rotations.
Enables automatic strapping cycles by keeping the foot switch activated.
Warning: Do not start the machine without any product present.
Defines the correct zero setting of the knotting unit based on track roller position.
Guide to adjusting the limit switch operating vane using a hexagon screw for correct zero point.
Lateral setting is done via threaded pin No. 9 (Group M4).
In backwards movement, stripper should lie with pressure against the knotter.
Height is adjusted via joint head No. 2 (Group M4).
Incorrect cord threading is a common cause of thread breaks or other faults.
Using correct cord quality and thickness is vital for best results; issues with weak, thick, or thin cords explained.
Troubleshooting clamp ripping issues and adjusting thread brake for smooth, shock-free tension.
Describes causes for short loops, knots not tight enough, and threads badly cut off.
Identifies sharp edges on components as a cause for thread breaks before knotting.
Illustrates and explains normal long/short loops, single loops, frayed loop ends, and the perfect knot.
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