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Preset total indicator

Preset count indicator

LED indicator

Setup buttons

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5.3  LCD Panel Indicators and Settings

 LCD Panel Indicators

<Preset count indicator>

• Shows a preset count of screws.
• Decrements each time a screw is unloaded at the unloading port.
• Is reset to the preset count when the preset count of screws has

accumulated at the unloading port.

• Blinks while changes are being made to the preset count.
• Each time the preset count of screws has accumulated at the

unloading port, the feeder stops.  When the screws are unloaded
from the unloading port, the feeder restarts.

<Preset total indicator>

• Shows the total of preset counts of screws.
• Increments each time a preset count of screws are accumulated at

the unloading port.

• Each time the count of screws has accumulated at the unloading

port, the feeder stops.  When the screws are unloaded from the
unloading port, the feeder restarts.

<LED indicator>

• Lights up each time a preset count of screws has accumulated at the unloading port.
• Blinks when the unloading lever is manipulated while unloading a preset count of screws.
• Blinks while changes are being made to the sound volume.

<Setup buttons>

• Make changes to settings.
• The LCD panel indicators and settings are backed up by batteries in times of power outages or when the power switch is

turned off.  When the power is restored, however, you need to manipulate the unloading lever to start the feeder.

Summary of Contents for FM-36 Series

Page 1: ...FM 36 Automatic Volumetric Screw Feeder ORK Feeder Instruction Manual Please read this manual before using the product FMMAE01...

Page 2: ...2...

Page 3: ...pter 1 pc Allen wrench 1 pc Screwdriver 1 pc Before using your product please read this manual carefully to get the bets out of the product 2 Operating Tips Installation Location Install the feeder in...

Page 4: ...ding them Foreign Matters Do not insert fingertips or foreign matters into the scoop chamber clearance and hole while the feeder is in operation You might suffer physical injury Do not put any screws...

Page 5: ...e feeder Unload screws from the unloading port and move all screws from the rail to the scooping chamber ejecting them from the chamber See the illustrations below in ejecting screws Use maximum care...

Page 6: ...mber Scooping chamber cover Pit guide assembly Rail assembly Cutting disc Front cover Shutter installed in front of the passage plate Scooping plate Brush Timer trimmer DC jack Scooping plate Scooping...

Page 7: ...ships factory adjusted to handle pan head screws If the feeder requires adjustment to meet the kind of screw to use make the following checks and adjustments beforehand Brush check and adjustment Pass...

Page 8: ...ws being put in the scooping chamber Actuation of the overload protection circuit If the moving parts of the feeder are overloaded the drive motor reverses for a predetermined period of time and then...

Page 9: ...cooping plate moves up and down for a predetermined period of time and then stops Manipulate the unloading lever to start the feeder When a preset count of screws has accumulated at the unloading port...

Page 10: ...r Shows the total of preset counts of screws Increments each time a preset count of screws are accumulated at the unloading port Each time the count of screws has accumulated at the unloading port the...

Page 11: ...later the buzzer sounds again with the corresponding digit in the preset count indicator blinking Press the PRE SET button once momentarily while the digit is blinking to change that digit If you do...

Page 12: ...h roughly level as shown at right Check that the tip of the brush rubs on the head of the working screw placed in the rail groove The alignment and transfer of screws would be adversely affected if th...

Page 13: ...lel clearance between the retaining plate and the rail Ensure that the clearance in the rear of the feeder is not smaller than that in the front of the feeder When the adjustment is complete verify co...

Page 14: ...The signal line is housed inside the feeder To use the signal line lead it outside through the grommet in the rear of the cover Purple line Signal line conducting when the LED lights up Gray line Com...

Page 15: ...mbly to front The rail should require replacement if its rail groove is soiled or flawed to impair its successful use If the rail assembly has been removed from the feeder it is necessary to make posi...

Page 16: ...the brush assembly reverse the removal procedure When the reassembly is completed check to make sure that the front of the plastic part of the brush won t the passage plate when the brush assembly op...

Page 17: ...use When using screws of different nominal diameters replace the passage pates for both the rail assembly and the cutting disc assembly The rail assembly can be removed after the cutting disc assembly...

Page 18: ...overload protective circuit tripped AC adapter failure Screws having a larger nominal diameter than specified have been loaded or screws of different nominal diameters were present The supply of scre...

Page 19: ...Putting an appropriate supply of screws in the scooping chamber could fix the problem Remove unusual screws and then adjust the passage plate Remove the screws in an unusual posture Follow the instruc...

Page 20: ...iameter of the rail have been loaded Dust and oils have attached to the rail The rail is not vibrating due to screws stuck in clearances for example Exhausted motor Poorly adjusted passage plate Too m...

Page 21: ...the unloading port The unloading lever has not been pressed firmly Adjust the retaining plate position Adjust the groove position of the rail and the cutting disc Turn the power switch off then back o...

Page 22: ...ort 8 9 Screws have fallen into the inside of the feeder 8 10 The feeder gets noisier than before Improperly adjusted timer trimmer Moving parts are undergreased Readjust thetimer trimmer Shake off th...

Page 23: ...y model number Cutting disc model number Passage plate model number Available screw table Working screw length range mm Screw head shape Pan head Sems Double sems Washer head Self binding Truss head F...

Page 24: ...n before the warranty period expires 1 Failures caused by improper handling 2 Failures resulting from product modifications or unauthorized repairs 3 Failures caused by acts of God such as natural dis...

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