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1.3. Operations
Lubrication system operations are performed automatically. They may also be started
manually.
The controller is programmed at the factory for an auto-lube cycle every machine wash
cycle. The duration of the auto-lube cycle is factory preset for 5 cycles. These settings
are initial startup settings only. You may want to change them depending on your
needs.
The complete controller program with the factory presets is as follows:
Program Setting Description
Step
Step #1 1 = Machine Counts
Step #2 0 = Counts X 1 - Each machine cycle counts 1
Step #3 1 = Run lube after every machine cycle
Step #4 1 = Number of minutes before “fault” occurs during lube
Step #5 5 = Number of switch transitions of cycle switch during lube cycle
Step #6 0 = Pulsed output to pump solenoid valve
Step #7 3 = Seconds of power on time for pulsed output
Step #8 0 = Idle mode, no lube on power up.
Step #9 1 = Normally energized fault relay, goes off during power loss.
Step #10 1 = Places controller in the operating mode
These settings set the controller for machine cycle mode. For further information on
changing program settings and on the controller, refer to the supplied vendor
information on the controller.
To adjust the number of wash cycles before an automatic lubrication cycle, or to change
the duration of the lubrication cycle, read the vendor-supplied controller manual and
adjust the controller steps as follows:
·
Adjust Step # 3 to change the number of machine cycles required to
initiate an automatic lubrication cycle.
·
Adjust Step #4 to 1.3 times the lube cycle duration. (This depends on
your setting for Step #5; determine the amount of time Step #5
requires, then adjust Step #4.
For example , if the lube (Step #5)
takes 10 minutes, set Step #4 to 13 minutes.)
· Adjust Step #5 to change the amount of grease pumped per
automatic lubrication cycle.
NOTE: Step #3, Step #4 and Step # 5 are the only program
changes that should ever be made in the field.