Swagelok FTF 1000, User Manual

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Plastic Tube Flaring System
User’s Manual 10 10
Adjusting the Photoeye Sensors
If the system does not respond to the tubing being inserted
into the heater block, the two photoeye sensors may
require adjustment . Each photoeye sensor is activated by
different tubing sizes .
1 . Turn the system off and ensure that it has
cooled completely .
2 . Lift the system from the front and allow it to rest
on end .
3 . Locate the two slotted access holes on the underside
of the system . See Fig . 18 .
4 . Turn the system on .
HOT SURFACE
System will begin to heat up once it has been
turned on.
5 . Adjust each photoeye sensor adjustment screw using
a small, flat-blade screwdriver . Turn the screw(s)
clockwise so that the LED turns orange, then counter
clockwise until the LED first turns green
.
CAUTION!
If the adjustment screws are over adjusted, the
timer will run continuously.
6 . Turn the system off again and lower the system onto
its base .
Replacing the Fuses
The tube flaring system is protected by two 10A, 250V,
5 mm x 20 mm fast blow fuses . If the tube flaring system
fails to power on, check both fuses for continuity .
1 . Ensure that the tube flaring system is turned off and
unplugged . Locate the fuse holder, which is integrated
with the power cord receptacle . See Fig . 19 .
2 . Using a small, flat-blade screwdriver, gently pry open
the fuse holder cover . See Fig . 19 .
3 . Gently pry the fuse holder from the cord receptacle .
See Fig . 20 .
4 . Remove both fuses from the fuse holder and check
for continuity . If either fuse has no continuity, the
fuse has blown and must be replaced . Replace fuses
with only the same type and rating . Spare fuses are
available for purchase from your authorized Swagelok
service center
. See Fig . 21 .
5 . Reinstall the fuses, taking care that the fuses are fully
seated against the positive stops on the fuse holder .
See Fig . 21 .
CAUTION!
The fuses must be properly installed and
fully seated against the positive stops on the
fuse holder.
6 . Reinsert the fuse holder into the cord receptacle and
close the fuse holder cover .
Fig . 18
Photoeye
sensor
LEDs
Adjustment
screws
Fig . 19
Power cord
receptacle cover
Small flat-blade
screwdriver
Fuse holder
under cover
Fig . 20
Power cord
receptacle cover
Fuse holder
Fig . 21
10A, 250V, 5 mm x 20 mm
Fast blow fuse
Fuse holder
Fuse holder
positive stop
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