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7-2-4 Air-cooling fan and intake vent
The air-cooling fans are equipped on the controller.
If any dust adhered onto the fans or intake vent may decrease the cooling performance and cause the performance to
degrade, or failure of the laser welding machine.
Clean them regularly according to the usage environment.
Effect from deterioration of the fans
Depending on the usage environment, any dust or oil adhered onto the fan may impair air flow rate of the fan or even stop
the rotation of the fan. When the cool performance decreases, the temperature in the electric circuit or laser oscillator
will go up, which may cause an error or stoppage of laser radiation. Also, a temperature rise in the housing will foster
deterioration in the internal parts, which may cause the product performance to degrade, or failure.
Replacement interval of the fans
• The fan does not rotate, or the rotating speed is low.
• There is contamination on the fan.
• Abnormal noise is generated from the fan.
• Almost five years have passed since delivery. *
* The replacement interval may differ depending on the usage environment and conditions.
Replacement method
Our service representative handles the maintenance and replacement. Contact our sales office.
Steps for cleaning of air-cooling area (Daily maintenance)
1.
Turn OFF the key switch of the controller, and disconnect the AC power cable.
2.
Remove dust and dirt adhered onto the intake vent and fans by vacuum cleaner.
Intake
Exhaust
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• Do not blow the air in the intake vent and fans. If dust comes to the inside of the controller, it may cause the failure of
the laser welding machine.
3.
Wipe the residual contamination with a dried cloth. If a contamination is severe, use a cloth wrung
out with neutral detergent to wipe it. Then, remove the detergent with a cloth wrung out of water.
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• Keep water from entering the controller inside.
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Summary of Contents for VL-W1-N Series
Page 18: ...1 Product Overview ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 40: ...2 Laser Welding Machine Installation ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 64: ...3 Operation Method ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 82: ...4 External Control Using I O ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 122: ...5 External Control by Communication Commands ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 126: ...6 Laser Power Monitoring Function ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 139: ...7 Maintenance ME VLW1N SM 1...
Page 156: ...Troubleshooting ME VLW1N SM 1...
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