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6.10
Set Throttle Valves on the Cylinders
Exhaust throttle valves are installed on the cylinders of the applicator. The valves control the movement of the
cylinders in the direction of the valves.
move in direction
of the piston
move out direction
of the piston
Fig. 31
Throttle valves on the cylinders
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Note!
When replacing or re-adjusting the throttle valves, always adopt the settings from the test report!
The setting values are the revolutions of the adjusting screw on the throttle valve. To do this, the throttle valve is
completely closed. Turn the adjusting screw on the throttle valve clockwise until it stops.
To adjust, turn the adjusting screw on the throttle valve counterclockwise. The number of revolutions for the
respective throttle valve can be found in the test protocol included in the scope of delivery of the applicator.
6.11
Set the Sensors
Sensors are used for status detection and process control on the applicator. Precise positioning is important for the
applicator to function correctly. The sensors are proximity switches that are triggered by a magnet in the cylinder
piston.
An LED is integrated for status detection of the sensor. This LED lights up when the sensor is triggered by the
magnet in the cylinder piston.
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Note!
When replacing or re-adjusting the sensors, always adopt the settings from the test report!
Sensor and types of mounting
1
3
4
2
6
5
1
2
7
3
4
1. Sensor
2.
Set screw with 0.8 mm hexagon socket to fix the sensor.
3. LED for status detection.
4. Markers on the sensor and on the connector for
connection to the control circuit board
5. Guide groove on the cylinder.
6.
Phillips screw with holding plate for fixing the sensor.
7. Mounting clamp for sensors.
Fig. 32
Sensor / Mounting