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  For tooling changes make sure that the upstream process (feeding system) supplies the correct 

parts matching the new tooling of the PARU Mini. Otherwise it may be damaged by handling of 
the wrong parts.   

 

 

PARU Mini is designed for continuous automatic operation. Information on wear cannot be provided as 
such wear varies depending on the system (PARU Mini - tooling - parts handled) on hand. Recommended 
maintenance intervals are as follows:  
 

 

Notice! 

Clean the drive with a clean non-linting cloth and isopropyl alcohol, soap suds or cleaning 
solvent.  

 

 

Notice! 

The drive units basically require no maintenance. They require cleaning only when soiled or after 
coming into contact with liquids.  

 

Maintenance plan 

 

Action 

Interval 

P = check 

N = re-tighten 

t = daily 

h = half-yearly 

E = adjust 

S = lubricate 

w = weekly 

j = yearly 

R = clean 

A = replace 

m = monthly 

 

Component 

Check 

Action 

Interval 

Note 

General machine condition 

Visual inspection 

Pay attention to corrosion, 
damage and defects 

Electrical equipment 

Make functional test 

Tighten loose connections, 
remove charred 
cables/components 

Couplings / connections 

 

P / N 

Observe tightening torques 

SRA-Z drive 

Clean from dirt 

Pay attention to corrosion, 
damage and defects 

Hoses and pipes 

Visually check for 
leaks and damage 

 

 

  Wear following personal protective equipment: 

 

  Foot protectors (safety footwear) 

  Hand protectors (safety gloves), if necessary 

 

 

 

 

Before starting any maintenance work, switch off the machine using the main switch (supply circuit 
disconnector) and lock it off with a padlock to prevent inadvertent starting. 
If appropriate, affix the 'Do not switch' sign in a conspicuous place at the disconnectors. 

 

 
 

Notice! 

Be careful when working on and with motors/electromagnets! They can get hot during operation. 
Therefore  let  motors  cool  down  before  working  on  them.  If  this  is  not  possible,  take  suitable 
protective measures such as the use of gloves. 

 

Danger!  

Maintenance work must be performed by professionals only. 

 

  Inspect/check the electrical equipment of the drives at regular intervals of time. Remedy defects like loose 

connections or charred cables without any delay. 

 

4.3. 

Maintenance items and intervals 

Summary of Contents for PARU-Mini-S

Page 1: ...Installation and Operating Instructions PARU Mini S PARU Mini XS...

Page 2: ...tion 10 2 5 Tooling development 10 3 Installation Instructions 11 3 1 Shipping and handling 11 3 2 Installation 11 3 3 Commissioning 12 4 Operating Instructions 13 4 1 Operation 13 4 2 Tooling change...

Page 3: ...35 EU Low Voltage 2014 30 EU Electromagnetic Compatibility EN 614 1 2006 A1 2009 EN ISO 13857 2008 EN 618 2002 A1 2010 EN ISO 14120 2015 EN ISO 12100 2010 EN 60204 1 2006 The relevant technical docume...

Page 4: ...damage and minor or moderate injury Notice Indicates general information useful tips and recommendations which have no influence on the health and safety of PARU users The intended use of PARU Mini is...

Page 5: ...prerequisite for working on the PARU Reading of the technical documents related to the PARU drive is part of this instruction session 2 Qualified personnel Qualified personnel are able to independentl...

Page 6: ...fully exploit its functionality it is imperative that you use this product in conformity with this operating and installation instruction manual Beside the configuration of the tooling the controller...

Page 7: ...80 Mass excl tooling kg 1 8 3 0 Power input VA 15 19 Current input A at 230V 0 07 0 08 Current input A at 110V 0 16 0 17 Magnet article code for 230V 39930322 39930334 Magnet article code for 110V 399...

Page 8: ...U Mini all screws have property class 10 9 or better ISO 4762 M4 screws of leaf spring Nm 4 5 ISO 4762 M5 screws of leaf spring Nm 6 5 ISO 4762 M6 screws of leaf spring Nm 9 ISO 4762 M4 screws of spri...

Page 9: ...ere frequency controllers with selectable output frequency are used an EMC metal gland and a shielded cable are provided The vibratory feeder is controlled by a low loss electronic control unit The ch...

Page 10: ...vibrating components The tooling is part of the useful mass and is fastened to the useful mass plate 3 by means of clamps for example The connection for user s earth 5 is located on the baseplate We r...

Page 11: ...npack and install it at the intended site After removing PARU Mini from its packing you should first make a visual inspection of all visible surfaces and clean the unit as necessary to remove any soil...

Page 12: ...operating instructions for the control unit used As PARU Mini is incomplete machinery the interaction between PARU Mini and user s receiving station is to undergo a risk analysis to be conducted by u...

Page 13: ...s Operation of PARU Mini is permitted only if the enclosure is installed and user s safety circuitry is functional Operators assigned by the equipment user can be trained on the PARU Mini by Rhein Nad...

Page 14: ...l equipment Make functional test P h Tighten loose connections remove charred cables components Couplings connections P N h Observe tightening torques SRA Z drive Clean from dirt R w Pay attention to...

Page 15: ...led according to their materials Please contact Rhein Nadel Automation GmbH if you want to return the PARU Mini unit Spare parts must satisfy the technical requirements specified by us This is always...

Page 16: ...the individual batches from the setpoint parts Send the results to Rhein Nadel Automation GmbH and request a quotation for a tooling that is optimized for these varying part batches with the help of s...

Page 17: ...ndling systems ch RNA Vibrant S A Carrer de l Energia 08940 Cornell de Llobregat Barcelona Spain Phone 34 0 93 377 7300 E mail info vibrant RNA com www vibrant RNA com RNA Digital Solutions GmbH Agnes...

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