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WCS-SIF-01

Training & Maintenance Manual

Pneumatic

Parker Hannifin Corporation

Pneumatic Division

Richland, Michigan

www.parker.com/pneumatics

Maintenance, Troubleshooting & Warnings

Warnings

Scheduled Maintenance

Silencer – 

Periodic maintenance of the exhaust mufflers may 

be required. The frequency of maintenance depends on the 
environment and condition of the air supply.

!

      Cautions

•  Filtrate  the  inlet  air  to  protect  the  weld  block  against 

contaminating  matter  typically  found  in  compressed  air 
systems  (i.e.  rust,  water,  compressor  oil,  or  other  foreign 
particles). A standard 40 micron filter is recommended.

  If  liquid  aerosols,  both  water  and  oil,  and  submicron 

particulate matter need to be removed from your air system, 
then a coalescing filter is required.

•  The  inlet  compressed  air  must  be  filtered,  regulated,  and 

periodically  maintained  to  ensure  maximum  operating 
performance and warranty.

Weld Block Troubleshooting

Always verify that air and electrical are connected properly 
per Installation Instructions on page 4.  At startup, cylinder 
should be open fully with no electrical signal to solenoids.  
All air lines, filters, regulators, tubing, hoses, fittings and 
electrical cables should be in good working condition as 
specified in automotive plant maintenance schedule.

  1. Cylinder does not extend / retract.

   •  Does the cylinder move using manual overrides?
      –  If yes, then check electrical conditions.   

    Check the following:

        •  Solenoid connections
        •  Coils – replace if necessary
        •  PLC program

      –  If no, does the cylinder move freely with air turned off?
        •  If no, then cylinder should be repaired / replaced.
        •  If yes, is the flow control open?
          –  If no, open flow control.  See Setup Instructions  

        on page 5. 
      –  If yes, verify with gauges that there is pressure  
        on back side of cylinder when valve shifts. There  
        is a possibility that the metering of exhaust  
        air on the front side of the cylinder, due to the  
        flow control, is creating a “Joe Block” effect  
        occurring between the piston face and cylinder.  
        Contact Parker Representative for assistance. 

          –  If yes, replace valves on System

  2. Cylinder tips close too fast / slow.

   •  Adjust flow control.  See Setup Instructions on page 5.
   •  Quick Exhaust only – Adjust air timer on quick exhaust.
   •  Check muffler for proper operation.  If covered with  

  weld slag, then replace muffler.

  3. Weld gun does not fire weld.

   •  Is cable connected to sensor?
      –  If no, connect to sensor
      –  If yes, is cable connected to PLC?
        •  If no, wire to controller
        •  If yes, check PLC program on location of weld  

      signal to start weld.  Also verify feedback sensor  
      is operating properly.

  4. Weld gun fires before tips are closed

   •  Adjust flow control so that weld tips close slower.  See  

  Setup Instructions on page 5.

   •  Is sensor input in the PLC correct?  See Setup  

  Instructions on page 5.

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      WARNING

FAILURE  OR  IMPROPER  SELECTION  OR  IMPROPER  USE  OF 

THE  PRODUCTS  AND/OR  SYSTEMS  DESCRIBED  HEREIN  OR 

RELATED ITEMS CAN CAUSE DEATH, PERSONAL INJURY AND 

PROPERTY DAMAGE.

This  document  and  other  information  from  Parker  Hannifin 

Corporation,  its  subsidiaries  and  authorized  distributors  provide 

product and/or system options for further investigation by users having 

technical expertise. It is important that you analyze all aspects of your 

application,  including  consequences  of  any  failure  and  review  the 

information concerning the product or systems in the current product 

catalog. Due to the variety of operating conditions and applications 

for  these  products  or  systems,  the  user,  through  its  own  analysis 

and testing, is solely responsible for making the final selection of the 

products and systems and assuring that all performance, safety and 

warning requirements of the application are met.
The products described herein, including without limitation, product 

features, specifications, designs, availability and pricing, are subject 

to change by Parker Hannifin Corporation and its subsidiaries at any 

time without notice.

EXTRA  COPIES  OF THESE  INSTRUCTIONS  ARE  AVAILABLE  FOR 

INCLUSION IN EQUIPMENT / MAINTENANCE MANUALS THAT UTILIZE 

THESE PRODUCTS. CONTACT YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE.

!

      WARNING

To avoid unpredictable system behavior that can cause personal 

injury and property damage:

•  Disconnect electrical supply (when necessary) before installation, 

servicing, or conversion.

•  Disconnect air supply and depressurize all air lines connected 

to this product before installation, servicing, or conversion.

•  Operate  within  the  manufacturer’s  specified  pressure, 

temperature, and other conditions listed in these instructions.

•  Medium must be moisture-free if ambient temperature is below 

freezing.

•  Service according to procedures listed in these instructions.
•  Installation, service, and conversion of these products must be 

performed  by  knowledgeable  personnel  who  understand  how   

pneumatic products are to be applied.

•  After  installation,  servicing,  or  conversion,  air  and  electrical 

supplies (when necessary) should be connected and the product 

tested for proper function and leakage. If audible leakage is present, 

or the product does not operate properly, do not put into use.

•  Warnings  and  specifications  on  the  product  should  not  be 

covered by paint, etc. If masking is not possible, contact your 

local representative for replacement labels.

Summary of Contents for AA Series

Page 1: ...Pneumatic Spotwelding Control Systems Training Maintenance Manual WCS SIF 01 Training Maintenance Manual ISSUED November 2006 Supersedes June 2006 Pneumatic Division Richland Michigan 49083 ...

Page 2: ...ill lengthen time until it reaches a full 360 rotation which covers the complete timing range 3 The weld stroke valve is then energized using a selected weld schedule pressure The closure speed of the weld tips is controlled by the use of an adjustable flow control thus creating low impact 4 Immediately following weld tip contact with the sheet metal two actions take place a The proportional quick...

Page 3: ...eld cycle 4 Once the weld cycle is complete the weld stroke valve is de energized allowing the weld tips to open under full pressure 5 The retract pre stroke valve is then de energized allowing the weld cylinder to open completely under full line pressure Note Dual pressure is provided to the control block Line high pressure is used for both retract stroke and weld stroke open Weld schedule pressu...

Page 4: ...n air supply and power on 9 Check for air leaks The weld cylinder should be in the home position completely open If not check that all air hoses are connected to the correct ports Verify that all solenoids are de energized and valve overrides are unactuated Once this is done verify the function of the weld block by actuating the weld block valves using the manual overrides Press and hold the retra...

Page 5: ...cause the flow control has been opened so much that all the air on the front side of the cylinder has exhausted before the tips fully close thus negating the low impact benefit of the system To guarantee proper performance find the setting where the exhaust illumination occurs just as the tips close and then adjust the flow control 1 2 turn clockwise How to Set the Feedback Sensor Properly The pur...

Page 6: ...and dried to a dewpoint of 37 F 3 C lubricated or non lubricated Once lubricated air is applied this must be maintained Working Pressure 37 to 145 PSIG 2 5 to 10 bar WH Series Air Operated Quick Exhaust 40 to 115 PSIG 2 7 to 7 9 bar Ambient Temperature 41 F to 120 F 5 C to 49 C Weight DP 12 0 lbs 5 4 kgs DH 7 0 lbs 3 2 kgs WP with Baseplate 14 0 lbs 6 4 kgs WH with Baseplate 18 0 lbs 8 2 kgs Pneum...

Page 7: ...Coil F 24VDC M12 Connector X Without Valves N NPT G BSPP A 120VAC 22mm Coil B 120VAC 30mm Coil D 24VDC 22mm Coil E 24VDC 30mm Coil F 24VDC M12 Connector X Without Valves 4 Valve Block High Pressure Quick Exhaust Mounted w o base G Valve Block High Pressure Quick Exhaust Mounted w Base S Single Solenoid D Double Solenoid X Valve Block w o Pre Stroke Valve S Single Solenoid D Double Solenoid X Valve...

Page 8: ...ck Quick Exhaust Mounted Cylinder Mount B Valve Block w Base Plate Air Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust G Valve Block w Base Plate High Pressure Quick Exhaust H Valve Block w Base Plate Solenoid Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust Y Valve Block Less Base Plate Air Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust Z Valve Block Less Base Plate Solenoid Operated Quick Exhaust S Single Solenoid D Double Solenoid X Valve...

Page 9: ...alve Block w o Weld Stroke Valve K Valve Block ISO Manifold Mountable Plug In Air Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust L Valve Block ISO Manifold Mountable Plug In Solenoid Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust N Valve Block ISO Manifold Mountable Non Plug In Air Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust P Valve Block ISO Manifold Mountable Non Plug In Solenoid Operated High Flow Quick Exhaust 1 PNP Sensor 24 VDC N...

Page 10: ...ust Lights Length Frequency Options Level H2 E WX H B L 49 C Ordering Information BOLD OPTIONS ARE MOST POPULAR 5599 1 Pilot Source Pilot Exhaust H 5 Port Vented 5599 1 Operator Function 2 Double Solenoid 2 Position E Single Solenoid 2 Position Air Return Spring Assist H2 5599 1 Basic Series ISO 5599 1 Size 2 5599 1 Engineering Level C Current 5599 1 Mounting WX Valve Less Base 5599 1 Overrides Li...

Page 11: ...E Ford G General Motors Mounting Base Style Enclosures Wiring Engineering Factory Basic Series Port Size Lead Length Options Level Designator PS4111 55 A C P Engineering Level C Current Enclosures Lead Length 0 None No Electrical Plug 5599 1 7 3 Pin Mini Connector in Base 8 4 Pin M12 Micro Connector in Base 9 5 Pin Mini Connector in Base A 6 Leads C Terminal Block J Circuit Board Single Address M ...

Page 12: ...tion 1 and 2 for port 3 galley only Item Qty Part No 01 1 AAH2E002 02 1 H22VXHG0B9C Station 1 2 03 2 PS411157MCP Station 1 2 04 1 WPJ1XXXN Station 2 05 1 H2EVXHG0B9C Station 2 06 1 PS3632P Galley 3 Isolation Between Station 1 2 Valve Series H2 Right Left End Plate Port Type 0 NPT 1 BSPP G Valve End Plate Port Number of Series Type Type Stations AA H2 S 0 02 Add A Fold Assembly Model Number Example...

Page 13: ...tions 1 1 Station Manifold2 2 2 Station Manifold2 5 Single Subbase2 Basic Valve Manifold Engineering Series Series Protocol Subbase Stations Power I O Options Level S3 H2 D 2 D 0 C Engineering Level C Current Power I O A 2 In 4 Out Bus Power1 B 2 In 4 Out Ext Power1 C 4 In 4 Out Bus Power1 3 D 4 In 4 Out Ext Power1 3 E Subbase Bus Power F Subbase Ext Power Notes 1 Not available with single subbase...

Page 14: ...n lb Torque 4 115 to 130 in lb Torque 4 85 to 100 in lb Torque 85 to 100 in lb Torque 6 8 Not Shown 9 Bore Lightly grease with provided lubricant Inspect for nicks scratches and surface imperfections If present reduced service life is probable and future replacement should be planned Clean with lint free cloth Replacement Components Item Kit Number Description Item Kit Number Description 1 6505953...

Page 15: ...9 8 5 50 1 5 4 9 7 3 0 9 58 7 10 19 136 5 35 9 0 35 50 7 00 1 7 3 5 01 10 4 0 8 1 10 44 8 1 76 8 1 10 58 8 31 11 5 0 45 81 5 3 1 9 5 1 16 15 0 59 33 1 30 B6 Series Dimensions mm inches 0 1 0 1 100 ED 100 ED 113 6 4 47 58 7 10 19 50 7 00 58 8 83 3 8 85 5 3 37 4 7 1 68 1 5 0 49 11 5 0 45 1 0 83 DH Series 3 Ported Guns Dimensions DP Series 2 and 4 Ported Guns Dimensions ...

Page 16: ...ker com pneumatics WH Series For 3 Ported Gun Dimensions mm inches 170 5 6 71 48 65 9 79 19 3 7 57 67 64 36 1 4 34 5 1 36 136 5 35 100 3 94 15 0 59 55 17 76 99 79 5 3 1 88 3 46 9 0 35 136 5 35 1 75 0 50 145 5 71 R IN Pr Pw R W W R EXH X I 12 X I 12 X I 14 1 0 PRESS X I 14 1 0 PRESS WH ISO Size 2 Cylinder Base Plate Mountable ...

Page 17: ...parker com pneumatics WH Series For 3 Ported Gun Dimensions mm inches 170 5 6 71 19 3 7 57 15 0 59 55 17 79 5 3 1 88 3 46 9 0 35 136 5 35 1 75 0 50 145 5 71 Pr Pw R R W W X I 12 X I 12 X I 14 1 0 PRESS X I 14 1 0 PRESS 3 1 6 30 1 18 30 1 18 38 1 50 34 5 1 36 101 5 4 00 16 31 8 5 WP ISO Size 2 Cylinder Base Plate Mountable ...

Page 18: ... 4 Ported Gun Dimensions WP ISO Size 2 Manifold Mountable X I 12 X 14 1 0 PRESS 58 8 109 5 4 31 31 5 1 4 16 1 0 63 63 48 3 1 6 88 8 3 49 46 5 1 83 146 7 5 78 80 7 3 18 187 5 7 38 08 7 8 WH ISO Size 2 Manifold Mountable X I 12 X 14 1 0 PRESS W R 88 8 3 49 113 5 4 47 46 5 1 83 146 7 5 78 80 7 3 18 187 5 7 38 08 7 8 16 1 0 63 63 48 3 1 6 58 8 31 5 1 4 mm inches ...

Page 19: ...d Also verify feedback sensor is operating properly 4 Weld gun fires before tips are closed Adjust flow control so that weld tips close slower See Setup Instructions on page 5 Is sensor input in the PLC correct See Setup Instructions on page 5 WARNING FAILURE OR IMPROPER SELECTION OR IMPROPER USE OF THE PRODUCTS AND OR SYSTEMS DESCRIBED HEREIN OR RELATED ITEMS CAN CAUSE DEATH PERSONAL INJURY AND P...

Page 20: ...twithstanding any charges paid by Buyer Unless otherwise agreed Seller shall have the right to alter discard or otherwise dispose of any special tooling or other property in its sole discretion at any time 8 Buyer sProperty Anydesigns tools patterns materials drawings confidential information or equipment furnished by Buyer or any other items which become Buyer s property may be considered obsolet...

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