Buhnen PAM Powerline  H206700 Operating Instructions Manual Download Page 8

8

4.4 Automatic temperature reduction system ACE (AntiCharElectronic)

To protect the hot melt adhesive from unnecessarily high temperature the operating temperature is automatically reduced by 104°F / 
40 °C to a stand-by level if the applicator is not used for approx. 30 minutes.
The right decimal dot of the digital display (5) flashes.
Squeeze the trigger (15) or push the UP and DOWN buttons (9/8) to heat up to operating temperature.

4.5 Interruption of work / End of shift

Press the start/stop-button (6) to switch off the temperature controller.
Reduce with the pressure regulator (3) the operating pressure to “0" or turn off the compressed air supply.

4.6 Troubleshooting and remedying faults

In the event of malfunctions first check the compressed air and power supply.
In the event of a fault in the heating system a safety temperature controller prevents the applicator from heating up over 500 °F (± 11 
°C).

5. Maintenance / Servicing

Servicing and maintenance work, which afford the opening of the housing, may only performed by competent electrician personell.
Before servicing or performing any maintenance work always turn off the compressed air supply and powersupply. Wearing personal 
safety equipment (heat protection gloves, protective goggles) increases safety.
Before servicing or performing maintenance work on components which come into contact with hot melt adhesive they must be heated 
up beforehand (heat up the applicator or use an external hot-air gun).

Fault

Possible cause

Remedy

see Section

Nozzle leaks

Nozzle valve damaged

PowerLine Extrusion:
Clean or change nozzle foot
PowerLine Spray:
Clean or change spiral 
nozzle, dowel pin, compression spring and 
ball

5.3.2

5.3.4

Insufficient hot melt adhe-
sive or non at all is being 
discharged

Operating pressure too low

Increase (up to 87 psi)

No supply of compressed air

Check supply lines

Nozzle system blocked

PowerLine Extrusion:
Change conical nozzle and 
nozzle foot if necessary
PowerLine Spray:
Clean or change spiral 
nozzle, dowel pin, compression spring and 
ball

5.3.1
5.3.2

5.3.4

Processing temperature too low

Increase temperature

3.4.1

Compressed air escaping 
from cover

Cover pressure not enough

Increase the cover pressure

5.4

Cover gasket soiled

Clean sealing surface

Compressed air escaping 
from the air maintenance 
unit

Connections loose

Check connections

Inspection glass of water separator (2) 
cracked

Change

only PowerLine Spray

Spray not perfect

Air setting incorrect

Adjust air setting

4.3

Nozzle system blocked

Clean or change spiral 
nozzle, dowel pin, compression spring and 
ball

5.3.4

2SHUDWLRQ

Summary of Contents for PAM Powerline H206700

Page 1: ...ing into service Keep them for future use Adherence to these operating and safety instructions and all statutory regulations is the responsibility of the operator 2SHUDWLQJ QVWUXFWLRQV IRU RW 0HOW SSOLFDWRU 3 0 3RZHUOLQH WUXVLRQ 3 0 3RZHUOLQH 6SUD ...

Page 2: ...the second operatig level 3 4 3 Status report and malfunction display 4 Operation 7 4 1 Filling 7 4 2 Applying and metering hot melt adhesive 8 4 3 Setting the spray PowerLine Spray 8 4 4 Automatic temperature reduction system ACE 8 4 5 Interruption of work End of shift 8 4 6 Troubleshooting and remedying faults 8 5 Maintenance Servicing 8 5 1 Maintenance intervals 9 5 2 Cleaning 9 5 2 1 Cleaning ...

Page 3: ...1 Closure cap 3 Pressure gauge 12 Suspension point 4 Pressure regulator 13 Protection cap 5 Digital display 14 Spray air choke 6 Start Stop button 15 Protection cap 7 Set button 16 Trigger 8 Down button 17 Handle 9 Up button 18 Stand hoop UUDQJHPHQW 3RZHU LQH 6SUD 3RZHU LQH WUXVLRQ SSOLFDWRU ...

Page 4: ...n Digital by LED display Automatic temperature reduction sys tem ACE The temperature is reduced by 100 F 40 C after operation break of 30 minutes Heat up time Approx 3 4 min Melting capacity according to hot melt type For plugs 7 5 lbs h 3 2 kg h For granulate 2 87 lbs h 1 3 kg h Capacity melt tank 200 ml Feed system Compressed air Compressed air supply 145 psi 10 bar max maintenance unit with qui...

Page 5: ...or combustible gases Irritation of the mucous membranes by vapours emitted by hot melt adhesive 2 3 Instructions on safe operation The applicator may only be used with the nozzle pointing dowwards Do not overfill the melt tank max level 1 inch below top If the heated applicator is tilted and or the tank is overfilled the hot melt adhesive can enter the ventilation pipe This may cause mal functions...

Page 6: ...owing on the digital display 5 to the level recommended by the adhesive manufacturer Switching off even for a long period does not change the temperature set Environmental conditions as influence of strong high fre quency interference transmitter stations and electrical fluctuations may cause differences of 2 4 F It is therefore recommended that the preselected temperature is checked occasionally ...

Page 7: ...5 minutes Pull the trigger 15 You can meter the application quantity by changing the pressure up to 87 psi 6 bar and or selecting an appropriate nozzle size As soon as you release the trigger 15 the compressed air supply is stopped and the melt tank is vented 4 3 Setting the spray PowerLine Spray The spray pattern can be altered by adjusting the pressure regulator 5 Establish the optimum applicati...

Page 8: ...ty equipment heat protection gloves protective goggles increases safety Before servicing or performing maintenance work on components which come into contact with hot melt adhesive they must be heated up beforehand heat up the applicator or use an external hot air gun Fault Possible cause Remedy see Section Nozzle leaks Nozzle valve damaged PowerLine Extrusion Clean or change nozzle foot PowerLine...

Page 9: ... 5 3 4 5 3 Nozzle systems 5 3 1 Changing the conical nozzle PowerLine Extrusion only heated up Fig 1 Tools required 2 size 19 open ended spanner 1 spring ring pliers Remove the cartridge Remove the circlip A1 Remove the nozzle kit part A2 to A7 out of the applicator Prevent the nozzle foot A3 from moving and unscrew the conical nozzle A2 Screw the new nozzle A2 on hand tight and allow the nozzle t...

Page 10: ...0 C the tool should be thoroughly heated Turn off the compressed air supply Loosen the Allen screw A5 in the protection cap A4 for half a turn Turn the valve seat A6 by means of the open ended spanner to the desired direction Tighten the Allen screw A5 again 5 3 4 Changing the spiral nozzle compression spring and ball PowerLine Spray Fig 2 Tools required 1 hook wrench 1 size 11 open ended spanner ...

Page 11: ... in open position when inserted Tighten screws 1 of locking device 2 after adjustment If the leak cannot be rectified change the cover seal 9 5 5 Changing the cover seal If the change of cover pressure will not solve the leak the cover seal has to be changed Tools required 1 small screw driver Remove the cover gasket 9 by means of the screw driver Renew the cover gasket 9 6 Repairs Repair work may...

Page 12: ...PAM Fastening Technology Inc Division of BÜHNEN Charlotte N C USA Telefon 704 394 31 41 Telefax 704 394 93 39 www pamfast com sales pamfast com ...

Reviews: