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Summary of Contents for TM300

Page 1: ...Fast Fluid Management Manual TM300 English version 11 2014...

Page 2: ...ftware 8 Operation 9 Agitation timer 9 Fill the brush tray nozzle cleaning system 10 Fill the canisters with colourant 10 Dispensing 11 Punch hole in Lid Manual optional 11 Daily Maintenance 12 Weekly...

Page 3: ...Record of changes Rev Editor Date Change description 11 2011 TB 17 11 First release 11 2014 TB 11 11 Add Power consumption and IP value 3...

Page 4: ...text the expression Software will be understood to mean the standard computer soft ware supplied by F FM to the other party recorded on a computer readable storage medium plus the ac companying docum...

Page 5: ...owerBoard 3 Pump canister assembly 4 Pump gripper spindle spindle stepper motor 5 Emergency stop 6 Valve gripper actuator 7 Computer cavity 8 Disc grip 9 Pump tube 10 Nozzle wiper 11 Nozzle Explanatio...

Page 6: ...be replaced 6 In order to prevent physical injury the doors should be closed and the paneling fitted during normal use 7 All service activities other than routine maintenance and adjustments may only...

Page 7: ...tic wrapping and accessory parts Remove one of either side panels Unscrew transport the transport screws connecting the machine to the skid from the inside of the computer cavity Detach the supporting...

Page 8: ...tion instructions Place the computer in cavity Connect the dispenser as indicated in the image above Step 2 Install the dispensing software Install all necessary software provided by software supplier...

Page 9: ...se note that with normal operation there should be no reason to take the power off the dispenser In case the dispenser must be switched off there are several ways of achieving this 1 Shut down the com...

Page 10: ...in its original position Cleaning fluid must be refreshed daily Use only cleaning fluids recommended by your paint supplier Wrong materials can result in nozzle blockage and reduced accuracy Fill the...

Page 11: ...ition Ensure can opening is under the dispenser nozzle and at its optimal height Choose desired formula as shown in software manual The turntable will subsequently rotate to correct positions Remove c...

Page 12: ...the container with correct fluid e g water Fill canisters if level is low and update levels in software Stir colorant beforehand Use only cleaning fluids recommended by your paint supplier Wrong mate...

Page 13: ...s after refilling Monthly Maintenance Check and clean important functional parts Remove back panel and check pump valve for possible malfunctions e g leakage or blockage Attention MOVING PARTS CAN CAU...

Page 14: ...ime the pump Canister is empty Refill canister Piston is defective Replace pump Service New software is not working Program not correctly booted Reboot computer software Software incorrectly installed...

Page 15: ...number and serial number to hand They can be found on the nameplate on the machine Fast Fluid Management P O Box 220 2170 AE Sassenheim the Netherlands Hub van Doorneweg 31 2171 KZ Sassenheim the Net...

Page 16: ...top model 25 cm Cleaning system standard Can detector standard on floor model Stirring timer standard Moveable can table option only for floor model Heating set option only for floor model with can ta...

Page 17: ...8 DSN 18 11 2013 1 1 NvB NvB NvB 27 6 2008 0 2 28 11 2008 1 0 2001 Fluid Management Hub van Doorneweg 31 P O Box 220 2170AE SASSENHEIM The Netherlands 1 1 Revnr Sheet of Title Date Drawn Remarks Filen...

Page 18: ...terials For this reason do not simply throw your machine out with the oversized refuse but ask your supplier whether he will take the machine back If he will not then enquire at your local government...

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