Diagraph - an ITW Company PA/4600 & PA/6000 User Manual
Troubleshooting
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Tr
oubleshooting
Label
buckles
on
the
tamp
pad.
Vacuum
set
too
high
Decrease
vacuum
in
5
psi
increments
until
label
lays
flat
on
the
pad.
Tamp
pad
vacuum
channels
are
incorrectly
ported
The
first
column
of
holes
should
be
open,
matching
the
width
of
the
label.
Last
column
of
holes
(matching
the
label’s
length)
should
be
open,
but
only
those
matching
the
width
of
the
label.
“Helper”
holes
should
be
left
un
‐
blocked,
and
all
remaining
holes
should
be
blocked.
Labels
are
feeding
into
the
edge
of
the
tamp
pad.
Tamp
pad
position
too
low
Set
tamp
pad
to
a
distance
just
below
the
peel
blade.
See
Tamp
Cylinder
Adjustments
on
.
Cylinder
home
sensor
position
too
low
Move
the
cylinder
home
sensor
to
a
position
where
the
cylinder
is
detected
home
later.
Air
cushion
set
too
slow
The
air
cushion
slows
cylinder
travel
at
the
return
position.
Too
much
cushion
cause
reduce
speed
at
the
home
position.
Set
cushion
at
optimal
position
between
slow
return
and
end
of
travel
contact
(see
Air
Pressure
Out
Error
Air
pressure
below
minimum
allowable
value
Check
incoming
pressure
value
at
pressure
sensor.
If
the
minimum
pressure
must
be
adjusted,
see
,
on
changing
the
setpoint
minimum.
CFM
dropping
during
application,
triggering
air
pressure
out
signal
Clear
the
pressure
sensor’s
minimum
psi
detection
value
by
following
the
instructions
on
.
Run
the
unit
and
watch
the
bargraph
for
large
drops.
Once
the
air
pressure
out
error
occurs
again,
check
the
minimum
pressure
detected
from
the
instructions
on
.
Problem
Cause
Correction
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