Spectra UV
Revision D
/
January 2022
Page 42 of 47
Maintenance
Type of Service
Service Area
Every Shift
Weekly
Monthly
Quarterly
As Necessary
UV Lamps
Examine
lamp filters
and replace
if dirty.
Remove lamps
and clean
exhaust screen
inside the UV
chamber.
Examine and
clean
reflectors.
Replace if dull,
severely arced
or cannot be
cleaned.
See Heraeus
UV literature
for more
details.
Measure UV lamp
intensity as required
for your
process/specifications.
Measure quarterly at a
minimum. Record
distance between
bottom of lamp and
top of radiometer,
conveyor speed, and
note location of
radiometer from edge
of conveyor.
Conveyor
System
Examine for
material and
dust buildup
on the
sensors.
Lubricate
chains with a
small amount of
high
temperature
chain lubricant
such as Darmex
RPL773ND or
equivalent.
Clean and
lubricate
conveyor rails
with Darmex
RPL773ND.
Inspect chains
and sprockets
for wear.
Adjust chain
tension if
necessary.
See 14.4 for
chain
adjustment.
Remove dust/dirt from
bottom cabinet where
power supplies reside.
Vacuum and wipe
down area.
Clean air intakes on
power supply by
vacuuming.
32B
Figure 32: Maintenance Schedule
Refer to the PVA Spectra Spare Parts Catalog for parts information. Refer to the Heraeus
manual for maintenance, troubleshooting, and parts for the UV power supply and lamps.
Number of Lamps
407B
The Spectra UV cure module is designed with up to six UV lamps, depending on the
configuration. There can be a maximum of three lamps on the top and three lamps on the
bottom. The Configuration section of the Operating Guide gives the number of lamps the
module is programmed for. The module must have at least one lamp. Any unused lamp
slots are covered by a metal plate. Lamps can be activated and deactivated in Setup mode.
441B
Warning: If any lamps are removed from the system, a metal plate must be installed in
its place to protect the operators and the surrounding environment from UV light.
