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General| Brand | Transpak |
|---|---|
| Model | Atlantis TP-701 |
| Category | Packaging equipment |
| Language | English |
Verify machine power connection, cord, and switch for proper operation.
Inspect ready lamp status and check fuses for any damage.
Ensure the front door is closed and check wiring for start/foot selector switches.
Replace the main PCB if other troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue.
Inspect control box fuses and consider PCB replacement if the ready lamp is off.
Verify heater wire connection and sensor voltage for proper operation.
Replace the ready lamp component if it is identified as faulty.
Check return spring, slide plate, and assistant roller for debris or wear.
Ensure the strap is inserted in the correct direction to prevent jamming.
Adjust M2 pressure and check strap quantity in the accumulator.
Adjust feeding time and ensure smooth bandway movement for proper strap track return.
Adjust the gap between switch pin and SQ1 sensor for correct detection.
Inspect the switch lever for breakage, which can affect sensor function.
Check SQ1 sensor or terminal connection for signal reception by the PCB.
Ensure the separator is correctly positioned to avoid strap feeding failures.
Adjust upper guide height and ensure strap width matches the guide for proper feeding.
Check bandway pin alignment and press bar movement for obstructions or lubrication.
Replace the PCB if other troubleshooting steps do not resolve the issue.
Refer to manual for adjusting strap quantity in the accumulator.
Increase pressure by adjusting spring or checking assistant roller for wear/dust.
Ensure balance bar movement is smooth to prevent poor strap accumulation.
Inspect screws on SQ4 sensor lever and weighted lever for looseness or damage.
Check the reel brake for damage and the connector for looseness.
Clean the heater tongue surfaces to ensure proper strap melting.
Adjust weld cooling time and ensure strap width matches the guide.
Set the heater tongue temperature correctly for optimal strap melting and cooling.
Inspect the heater arm spring and bearing for wear or damage.
Ensure correct installation and alignment of the heater tongue with its bracket.
Replace worn rear/front bars or the PCB if issues persist.
Verify the tension setting on the operation panel for adequate strap tension.
Check the PCB's lowest LED and X9 wire assembly for tension signal issues.
Address failed strap reversing and clean debris from gears and rollers.
Clean lubrication from gaps between guide wheels and rollers.
Adjust the lower guide assembly if the assistant roller touches it.
Turn the tension nut clockwise to increase pressure and improve tightness.
Replace worn bars or adjust PCB VR2 for insufficient tension.
Ensure bandway bracket bearings touch left/right bars simultaneously.
Clean and lubricate bandway shafts to ensure smooth movement.
Adjust bandway pin and chute for smooth movement in reversing.
Clean and lubricate left/right bars to prevent unsmooth movement.
Adjust cutter holder and check press bar wear for proper strap cutting.
Replace the front bar if it is worn to ensure complete strap cutting.
Check M1 system sensors (SQ2, SQ3) and F1 fuse for faults.
Inspect M1 brake for sticking and plunger for abrasion.
Check auto voltage regulator and consider PCB replacement.
Check M4 motor, pressure, brake, and F3 fuse for accumulator issues.
Inspect M4 motor connector and consider PCB replacement.
Adjust M2 pressure to prevent strap jamming and ensure reversing.
Align upper guide and front bar to prevent strap jamming.
Check M2 motor and its connector for proper functionality.
Ensure bandway bearings touch bars for sufficient strap reversal.
Ensure correct strap insertion length according to indicator.
Adjust accumulator pressure or check assistant roller for wear.
Check SQ4 sensor status and balance bar for sticking.
Check SQ5 sensor status and its connection.
Refer to Start Switch issues and check M5 motor connection.
Verify that the air pressure is sufficient for operation.
Check the track for dust or debris affecting press bar movement.
