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Maintenance manual

09/2016

Mixolab 2

Chapter 3   Repairs

1.

Lift the assembled outer cover (

A

) (make allowance for the pull 

of the magnet).

2.

Remove the gas spring protective plate 

(see op. 3-1)

.

3.

Remove the retaining ring on the upper spindle of the gas 
spring (

B

) then push the gas spring forwards.

4.

Remove the retaining ring on the lower spindle of the gas 
spring.

5.

Remove gas spring.

Fitting the new gas spring

 

does not pose any particular problem.

3: Outer cover

Operation 3-3 Removing/putting back the gas spring

Page: 1 / 1

Consumables: 

Tools: 

Plastic clamping rings

-

B

A

Summary of Contents for Mixolab 2

Page 1: ...20 avenue Marcellin Berthelot Z I du Val de Seine 92396 Villeneuve La Garenne cedex France T l 33 0 1 41 47 50 88 Fax 33 0 1 47 92 28 27 ww chopin fr Mixolab 2 Maintenance manual 09 2016...

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Page 3: ...ding their sole purpose is to provide assistance in troubleshooting and repairing Mixolab 2 instruments Copies of any parts of this manual for any purpose unrelated to operation of this instrument are...

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Page 5: ...1 Operating conditions 9 2 Precautions relating to tests 10 3 Inspection and maintenance 11 Chapter 2 Trouble shooting 15 1 Method 17 2 Handling faults 18 3 Interconnection diagrams 28 Chapter 3 Repa...

Page 6: ...Mixolab 2 6 Maintenance manual 09 2016...

Page 7: ...7 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 1 USE AND MAINTENANCE REMINDERS AND FURTHER INFORMATION...

Page 8: ...8 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2...

Page 9: ...xposed to sunlight for several hours The Mixolab 2 should not be placed up against a wall Leave a sufficient gap behind it to ensure proper ventilation There must be enough to allow for other handling...

Page 10: ...ng circuit water must be between 15 and 20 C 2 Precautions relating to tests Tests with the Mixolab must always be conducted with great care The relevant instructions test conditions handling cleaning...

Page 11: ...ce screen A screen showing a block diagram of the Mixolab lets you check operation of the instrument s main modules To access this block diagram click Configuration then Mainte nance Colour LED status...

Page 12: ...ftware This function is reserved for duly authorized persons see Operation 12 1 Updating the Mixolab software page 89 Dough temperature sensor Mixing motor speed setpoint Actual mixing motor speed Acc...

Page 13: ...tly with the CHOPIN Mixolab software see user instructions Regular monitoring of test results on samples of known flours or CHOPIN references can detect any deviations relating to potential faults par...

Page 14: ...14 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 1 Use and maintenance re minders and further information...

Page 15: ...15 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 2 TROUBLE SHOOTING...

Page 16: ...16 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2...

Page 17: ...ch may help the trouble shooting process Naturally in case of difficulty or if in doubt Chopin s technical ser vices are at your disposal to try and resolve the problem by tele phone fax or e mail Fai...

Page 18: ...screen adjust the flow rate If the circuit is blocked up locate the blockage by dismantling parts one by one Incorrect temperature reading Recalibrate bowl temperature measurement Replace the sensor i...

Page 19: ...k the water connection check that the solenoid valve is working on the maintenance screen adjust the flow rate If the circuit is blocked up locate the blockage by dismantling parts one by one Incorrec...

Page 20: ...Heating timeout after 15 minutes of heat up tank T 90 of the setpoint Confirm on the maintenance screen Incorrect temperature reading Recalibrate tank temperature measurement Check and replace the sen...

Page 21: ...the bowl during the test correct Remove and inspect the bowl clogging up mixing blades distorted state of the mixing blades two brackets clean or replace Remove cover uncouple the motor and locate th...

Page 22: ...ace as needed Remove cover and rotate manually the transmission shaft by the motor s meter disc if it is jammed or rotates with difficulty readjust alignment of the transmission between the motor and...

Page 23: ...tor torque meter etc and replace it Speed measurement problem reset the induction sensor and change it if necessary if the problem persists replace the motor op 6 op 6 3 op 6 1 ERR 53 Motor speed serv...

Page 24: ...tests Test the sensor on the maintenance screen If the fault is persistent replace the sensor magnet or detector If the fault is intermittent inspect in particular the fastenings of the magnet and de...

Page 25: ...t is actuated ON at each rear position of the piston If the piston does not move or stops prematurely there is a mechanical or motor problem check the motor s wiring and connections and replace the pu...

Page 26: ...al change in the unit s temperature This phenomenon may be caused by The cooling circuit s inlet and outlet hoses being inverted Cooling water flow incorrectly set adjust Check on the magnetic rear pl...

Page 27: ...troller s power supply on the 5 pin connector at the bottom of the controller If the power supply is OK change the controller The controller reports a fault Repeat initialization by connecting the out...

Page 28: ...agnetic suction pad Cover safety sensor Bowl lock contact Tank Bowl T sensor Power board Heating resistors Safety device heating Heating resistor and safety device USB board Mains power unit T sensor...

Page 29: ...mixing bowl number cable MIX 277 To mixing bowl motor cable MIX 133 To inductor cable MIX 12 SEN 150 To counter inductive detector torquemeter cable MIX 130 To dough temperature thermocouple cable MI...

Page 30: ...30 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 2 Trouble shooting...

Page 31: ...31 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 3 REPAIRS...

Page 32: ...32 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2...

Page 33: ...ddition to any special tools mentioned These repairs should be carried out with care by skilled and duly qualified personnel see list below Only carry out the repairs specified in this manual to the e...

Page 34: ...ature fuse Compound grease Silicone mastic Silicone heat dis sipation mastic Technician Operation 2 2 Removing replacing the wired PT100 temperature sensor Compound grease Silicone mastic Silicone hea...

Page 35: ...on 4 6 Removing replacing the water injection nozzle Mechanic 5 Cooling circuit Operation 5 1 Removing replacing the assembled water solenoid valve and its wired connector Mechanic 6 Motor and transmi...

Page 36: ...ing replacing the proportioning pump controller Mechanic 11 Power supply board Operation 11 1Removing replacing the power supply board Mechanic 12 Adjusting and control operations for the Mixolab Oper...

Page 37: ...etting the flour K factor Chopin reference flour Technician Operation 12 11Full calibration Operation 12 12Checking the characteristics of a PT100 temperature sensor Multimeter Technician Operation 12...

Page 38: ...38 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 3 Repairs...

Page 39: ...39 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 3 Repairs 2 Instructions See following pages...

Page 40: ...ht hand cover 1 Remove the water tank by pulling the safety lock downwards and pulling the tank by its handle to slide it out C 2 Disconnect the quick hydraulic coupling D 3 Unscrew the two retaining...

Page 41: ...the left and right retaining screws on the bowl cover C 5 Detach the water injection nozzle D using the quick coupling 6 Remove the hose s ball and socket joint on the central cover E then remove the...

Page 42: ...e connector J on the magnetic suction pad of the CPU board then cut the cable clip 12 Unplug the connector K on the encoded magnetic detector of the CPU board then cut the cable clip 13 Remove the cen...

Page 43: ...n its left hand cover not removed The bowl unit s hydraulic hoses are hard to remove at the level of the couplings To extract them press firmly on each side of the cou pling s plastic ring and pull th...

Page 44: ...ctions on this terminal block insert a small screwdriver in the slot next to each wire then pull the wire B 3 Unscrew the retaining screws on the switch Extract the switch from its base C 4 Change the...

Page 45: ...on its left hand side as seen from the front 2 Unscrew the locknuts from the feet A 3 Unscrew the antivibration feet 4 Change the feet When fitting them adjust them and use a spirit level not supplied...

Page 46: ...entral cover remove the LED from the cover B 4 Cut the connector s cables remove the connector then thread the rest of the cable through the hole in the cover When fitting a new three colored LED reme...

Page 47: ...ower board see op 11 1 5 Disconnect the hoses from the wired pump solenoid valve 6 Unscrew the three support screws and remove them Keep the screws and washers B Reassembly Put back the support and sc...

Page 48: ...e the resistors and the temperature fuse 4 Remove the silicone mastic retaining each resistor and the tem perature sensor on the white plastic plate B and C 5 Remove the heating resistors D on the loc...

Page 49: ...on the white plastic plate 17 Replace all the heating resistors in the right order see figure opposite making sure to coat the new resistors with com pound grease before putting the plates in the bow...

Page 50: ...one heat dissipation compound and mount the new temperature sensor in the heating plate 6 Apply silicone mastic to the flush part of the resistors and the temperature sensor on the white plastic plate...

Page 51: ...ocouple support from the white plas tic plate Install the new thermocouple support by screwing it onto the white plastic plate then screw the locking nut onto the support without fully tightening it 5...

Page 52: ...2 With a small screwdriver unscrew the 4 retaining screws on the thermocouple plug s electric wires A 3 Unscrew the thermocouple plug s retaining screw B then remove the plug from the frame Replacing...

Page 53: ...nsor 6 Put in place the new magnetic sensor in the body of the cable gland The detector should be recessed by 0 5 mm in relation to the plate where the cable gland is installed C 7 Screw the upper par...

Page 54: ...olab 2 Chapter 3 Repairs 2 Bowl mounting plate Operation 2 5 Removing replacing the bowl s magnetic sensor Page 2 2 Consumables Tools C Magnetic sensor mm recessed sensor White plastic plate Cable gla...

Page 55: ...t the locking contact s connector D on the CPU board 6 Unscrew the contact s two retaining screws E on the alumin ium block 7 Thread the locking contact s connector through the cable hole remove the g...

Page 56: ...using F the brackets flange rings are mounted inside the faces then turn each face round and press the plates to push the flange rings fully into their housing G do not use a mallet The brackets flang...

Page 57: ...Lift the cover head guard 3 Unscrew the two retaining screws on the gas spring protective plate B 4 Remove the gas spring protective plate Fitting the new gas spring protective plate does not pose a...

Page 58: ...rticulation B hold the cover while doing so to prevent it falling 3 Remove the cover place the cover head guard vertically then move the head guard downwards to release its pins C 4 Take the cover hea...

Page 59: ...op 3 1 3 Remove the retaining ring on the upper spindle of the gas spring B then push the gas spring forwards 4 Remove the retaining ring on the lower spindle of the gas spring 5 Remove gas spring Fit...

Page 60: ...l cover B 4 Take out the cover bracket and the cover of the central hood by easing it downwards 5 Unscrew the two retaining screws on the encoded magnet detector C and remove the detector Fitting the...

Page 61: ...ing loaded screw retaining the wired suction pad A 3 Take out the wired suction pad from the cover bracket by eas ing it downwards B Fitting the new wired suction pad does not pose any particular prob...

Page 62: ...he triangle retaining ring B and the floater 5 Unscrew the detector bracket from the inside using the MIX 300 OUT tool C 6 Take the detector with its coupling washer out of the bowl threading the cabl...

Page 63: ...Screw the detector bracket on from the inside using the MIX 300 OUT tool 11 Fit the floater and lock it in place with the triangle retaining ring B 12 Connect the detector s connector A 13 Calibrate...

Page 64: ...the wired temperature limiting device Ba 5 Remove the silicone mastic from the base of the resistor Bb 6 Loosen the spring loaded screw to release the resistor Bc 7 Remove the resistor and the tempera...

Page 65: ...with the spring loaded screw Bc 3 Apply silicone mastic Bb to the base of the resistor 4 Screw on the wired temperature limiting device Ba 5 Connect the resistor s connector and the wired limiting dev...

Page 66: ...electrical components 5 Discard the hose 6 Connect the new hose to the white end fitting 7 Place the ring as shown in the illustration B and fix it with the self induction coil s screw 8 Push the hose...

Page 67: ...cket and discard it 6 Place the new solenoid valve in its bracket 7 Connect the hydraulic hoses to the end fittings of the solenoid valve as shown in the pneumatic wiring diagram The solenoid valve s...

Page 68: ...pling Ab and cut the cable clamping ring 4 Unscrew the pump s four screws B and C and remove the assembly 5 Discard the pump 6 Fit the new pump and fix it with the 4 screws 7 Connect the hose and atta...

Page 69: ...sing 2 Disconnect the hose from the water injection nozzle by press ing the flange ring on the hydraulic coupler A Fitting the new water injection nozzle does not pose any particular problem 4 Hydraul...

Page 70: ...the solenoid valve bracket B 6 Unscrew the retaining screw on the solenoid valve connector C then remove the solenoid valve connector 7 Remove the water solenoid valve 8 Connect the new solenoid valve...

Page 71: ...oard A cut the cable ties if necessary 3 Unscrew the retaining screw on the motor s ground cable B then remove the cable 4 Unscrew the two retaining screws on the thumb wheel C then remove it 5 Remove...

Page 72: ...ing screws G then remove the motor Note When removing the retaining screws from the motor hold the motor so that it does not tip over under its weight Make sure the air gap between the disc and the in...

Page 73: ...he two retaining screws on the thumb wheel A then remove it 3 Remove the spring loaded screw on the thumb wheel s hub then remove the hub B Fitting the new painted counting disc does not pose any part...

Page 74: ...Strip the induction sensor s wires from the connector 4 Lock the sensor s rear nut with a spanner and loosen the front nut 5 Remove the induction sensor When putting the induction sensor back make su...

Page 75: ...he torque meter shaft To put back the coupling pay attention to the points below The base of the motor must be parallel to the frame The motor shaft must be aligned with the torque meter and trans mis...

Page 76: ...he bracket 4 Ease the bracket out to release the torque meter Fitting the torque meter bracket does not pose any particular prob lem When putting the bracket back on it is imperative that the height o...

Page 77: ...on the torque meter shaft To replace the torque meter pay attention to the following points When putting the torque meter bracket back on it is imperative that the height of the washer is the same as...

Page 78: ...nscrew then disconnect the torque meter cable B on the sensor 4 Cut the cable ties to release the torque measuring cable 5 Strip the connector s wires and remove the torque measuring cable Fitting the...

Page 79: ...ck C 8 Remove the distribution block by raising it to lift it out of the pins then turn it to take it off the coupling shafts 9 Fit the new distribution block by threading its shafts onto the coupling...

Page 80: ...from the rear edge of the bowl G 14 Tighten the couplings at the bowl end weak Loctite thread lock 15 Using the motor s thumb wheel rotate the mixing blades to check that everything is working proper...

Page 81: ...tion block end C 6 Remove the mixing blade coupling from the distribution block shaft D 7 Remove the coupling junction 8 Fit the junction in the new coupling 9 Mount the coupling onto the distribution...

Page 82: ...ns and the bowl s plastic plate 14 To adjust the mixing blades rotate them so that their profiles cross at roughly 10 mm from the rear edge of the bowl H 15 Tighten the couplings at the bowl end weak...

Page 83: ...e using an Allen key B then remove the assembled USB board bracket 4 Fit the new USB interface board and fix it with the two screws 5 Connect the RJ45 plug to the USB interface board port 6 Put the Mi...

Page 84: ...self induction coil 1 2A connector on the CPU board A 3 Unscrew the two retaining screws B of the self induction coil on the Mixolab s frame then remove the self induction coil Fitting the self induc...

Page 85: ...the connectors as shown in the diagram General circuit diagrams page 29 6 Put the Mixolab s right hand cover back on see op 1 1 7 Adjust the Mixolab Calibrate the pump see op 12 8 Calibrate the temper...

Page 86: ...c components support see op 1 7 2 Disconnect the pump coupling connector Aa 3 Disconnect the power connector Ab 4 Disconnect the RJ45 connector Ac 5 Unscrew the screw above the pump controller B 6 Sli...

Page 87: ...ding its support onto the bottom screw 8 Lock the controller in place by tightening the top screw B 9 Connect the three connectors A 10 Calibrate the proportioning pump see op 12 8 10 Check the propor...

Page 88: ...ply board s four retaining screws with an Allen key B and remove the board 4 Replace the power supply board carefully reconnect all the connectors 5 Put the Mixolab s right hand cover back on see op 1...

Page 89: ...ware window B enter the password 1576 then click Confirm 3 Select the location of the hex update file C 4 A window labelled Switch off the Mixolab then press OK is displayed D 5 Switch off the MIXOLAB...

Page 90: ...dis played E 7 Press OK 8 Then switch on the Mixolab the software update runs Note When the transfer window disappears this means that the software has been successfully updated 12 Adjusting and cont...

Page 91: ...t the thermometer fully into the opening of the full bowl B 4 Wait for 10 minutes then note down the thermometer s temper ature reading 5 Compare the temperature on the thermometer with the tem peratu...

Page 92: ...n confirm by clicking OK 9 Also click the brown tab actual temperature of the dough probe above the setpoint temperature to access the dough temperature setting window E 10 In the Password window type...

Page 93: ...perature displayed on the thermometer to settle 5 Check that the temperature read by the thermometer matches the value displayed in the lower box C 6 If the value is different click the brown tab unde...

Page 94: ...test and importing it into the instrument to be calibrated 2 Running a comparative test on bowl x with a zero temperature calibration coefficient 3 With the dough temperature curves from these two te...

Page 95: ...fying the value of the coefficients Modifying the value of the coefficients 1 In the maintenance menu block diagram untick Test with adjusted temperature then tick it again 2 Close the maintenance blo...

Page 96: ...ing confirmation message F 5 Manually enter the desired value of the calibration coefficient in the right bowl 6 Transfer the calibration coefficient to the Mixolab by clicking the double arrow provid...

Page 97: ...of the test make a note of this test s dough temperature at 20 minutes called Test T at 20 min 3 Calculate the calibration coefficient to apply using the following formula Ref T at 20 min and Test T...

Page 98: ...ace the tachometer directly on the motor shaft C 8 Make a note of the speed measured with the tachometer which should be 960 rpm 24 or 80 rpm 1 at the level of the mixing blades or 3000 rpm 24 or 250...

Page 99: ...d valve icon turns green and a blue bar represent ing the water supply appears B 3 Run the cooling circuit for 3 minutes this will quickly reveal any leaks Watch the instrument carefully a leak may ap...

Page 100: ...r min ute on the flow meter To do this Loosen the thumb wheel C1 by turning it in the direction of the blue arrow C1a Turn the set screw C2 leftwards to loosen pink arrow C2a and increase the flow rat...

Page 101: ...illing the container 7 Enter 10 00 ml in the inject volume field hold the nozzle on the container and press ON The proportioning pump fills up 8 When the pump empties remove the nozzle and weigh the q...

Page 102: ...con tainer Ad 16 When the pump empties place the container on the scales and weigh the quantity of water Record the measurement Repeat this twice and take the average Example If the values are within...

Page 103: ...V 1 Take a voltmeter DC 2 Unscrew the screw indicated by the red arrow D 3 Turn the set screw CAREFUL it is fragile inside the sensor until the voltage is between 2 49V 2 51V E between the Brown termi...

Page 104: ...ue setting 1 Click the brown tab G 2 Enter the following password 1576 3 Fill in the torque settings table H with the values previously recorded I Confirm by clicking OK 4 Click YES to modify the sens...

Page 105: ...Run a test with a flour whose main features are known humid ity hydration and hydration base using the CHOPIN protocol 4 Stop the test after 10 minutes and record torque C1 Note If 1 05 Nm C1 1 15 Nm...

Page 106: ...hen click Start Bc The software calculates the torque correcting factors at each point of the curve and transfers them to the Mixolab A window indicates the end of the transfer Click OK to confirm Bc...

Page 107: ...lug Bowl unit temperature between pins 1 or 3 and 2 ot 4 Tank temperature between pins 1 or 4 and 2 or 5 4 The resistance should be 100 at 0 C with a slope of 0 384 C i e for instance for 25 C 100 0 3...

Page 108: ...with the ohmmeter A resistance of practically nil is normal An infinite resistance indicates that the safety thermostat is probably damaged 5 Check the insulation of each connecting point resistors a...

Page 109: ...trument s switch 230VAC present inside the instrument 4 Check all voltages on the power supply board with a voltmeter an specified in the diagram below 5 Switch off the instrument and disconnect it 6...

Page 110: ...ons are properly con nected 3 Turn on the instrument s switch 230VAC present inside the instrument Use a voltmeter and the diagram below to check the voltages on the Mixolab CPU board 4 Switch off the...

Page 111: ...Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 3 Repairs 12 Adjusting and control operations for the Mixolab Operation 12 15 Electrical checks on the Mixolab CPU board Page 2 2 Consumables Tools Voltme...

Page 112: ...112 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 3 Repairs...

Page 113: ...113 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 Chapter 4 SPARE PARTS...

Page 114: ...114 Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2...

Page 115: ...under the responsibility of the operator Firstly some of the procedures in chapter 3 do not cover other spare parts and secondly CHOPIN will not supply any parts not listed herein 2 Notes Items such...

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Page 117: ...Figure no Complete Mixolab Figure no 1 Mixolab assembled outer cover Figure no 2 Mixolab assembled bowl plate Figure no 3 Mixolab Electronic components Figure no 4 Mixolab assembled motor Figure no 5...

Page 118: ...118 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 1 Complete Mixolab 1 2 3 7 9 8 4 5 6 10 Mixolab 2...

Page 119: ...rdering qty Note 1 COMPLETE MIXOLAB BOWL MIX 297 1 2 FLOUR FEED FUNNEL MIX 129 1 3 FEATHER OUTLET MA 48 1 4 CRYSTAL PIPE 8x14 MIX 157 1 5 MAINS CABLE 10 16 AL 72 1 6 USB CABLE TYPE A B CB 157 1 7 PROG...

Page 120: ...120 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 2 Mixolab assembled outer cover 1 9 10 2 11 3 8 7 6 5 4...

Page 121: ...SPRING 12 50 MIX 92 1 2 GAS SPRING PROTECTIVE PLATE MIX 156 1 3 M4X10 STAINLESS STEEL CHH SCREWS 2 4 CBL 4X20 STAINLESS STEEL SLOTTED HEAD SCREWS 2 5 ENCODED MAGNET DETECTOR MIX 128 1 6 M4X12 HSHC SC...

Page 122: ...122 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 3 Mixolab assembled bowl plate 8 9 10 11 14 6 6 6 15 1 12 13 2 3 4 7 5...

Page 123: ...HSHC SCREWS 4 4 MIXING BLADE COUPLING MIX 336 2 5 COMPLETE MIXOLAB BOWL MIX 297 1 6 IGUS BEARING KIT MIX 1072 1 7 LOCKING CONTACT MIX 131 1 8 2 5X12 SLOTTED HEAD SCREWS 2 9 SMOOTH ALUMINIUM BALL MIX 1...

Page 124: ...124 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 4 Mixolab Electronic components 1 2 3 5 6 19 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 4...

Page 125: ...SEN 198 1 5 3X8I HSHC SCREWS 4 6 ASSEMBLED USB BOARD MIX 293 2 7 4X8I HSHC SCREWS 2 8 POWER LINE CONDITIONER FUSE HOLDER MIX 134 1 10A 5x20 T FUSE FU17 1 9 3X10I CHH SCREWS 2 10 24 V POWER SUPPLY BOA...

Page 126: ...126 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 5 Mixolab assembled motor 1 2 3 4 11 5 6 7 8 9 10...

Page 127: ...1 CABLE MOTOR MIX 133 1 2 M6X20 AZ H SCREWS 4 3 L6 AZ WASHERS 4 4 PAINTED COUNTING DISC CDA 183 1 5 M4X10 STAINLESS STEEL HSHC SCREWS 2 6 COUNTER INDUCTIVE DETECTOR TORQUE METER MIX 130 1 7 MOTOR COUP...

Page 128: ...128 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 6 Mixolab assembled tank 1 2 2 3 4 5...

Page 129: ...Mixolab assembled tank Ref Description CHOPIN part no Qty Min ordering qty Note 1 TANK ASSEMBLY MIX 300 1 2 TEMPERATURE LIMITING DEVICE WITH WIRED RESISTOR KIT MIX 304 1 3 ASSEMBLED NOZZLE MIX 296 1 4...

Page 130: ...130 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 7 Mixolab assembled frame 1 2 3 6 4 5...

Page 131: ...scription CHOPIN part no Qty Min ordering qty Note 1 ASSEMBLED PUMP MIX 298 1 2 M5 WASHER 4 3 M5X16 HSHC SCREWS 4 SILICONE PIPE 3 18x1 98 SD 82 3 1 m TEFLON TUBE 6x4 MIX 138 1 1 m 4 ANTIVIBRATION FOOT...

Page 132: ...132 Chapter 4 Spare parts Maintenance manual 09 2016 Mixolab 2 figure 8 Mixolab casing 2 1 5 7 8 9 9 6 4 3...

Page 133: ...part no Qty Min ordering qty Note 1 LEFT HAND CASING MIX 67 1 2 M5X12 STAINLESS STEEL HSHC SCREWS 2 3 THREE COLOUR LED CABLE MIX 132 1 4 RIGHT HAND CASING MIX 252 1 5 M5X12 STAINLESS STEEL HSHC SCREWS...

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