TCS TCF EVO Line, Original Instruction Manual

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TCF EVO Line and TCF X Line
Faults, messages, causes and remedies
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12.3.2 Set pause time
To reduce noise emission, the sorting bowl is at rest during work breaks. When
the screwdriver is actuated, the sorting bowl immediately becomes active again.
The pause time is the run-on time of the sorting bowl after the last screwing. To
set the pause time, proceed as described in chapter 9.8.1 General errorFehler!
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12.3.3 Set time for ticking off
This function is used to set the time that the singling slide remains in the
extended position.
To set the time for the singling slider, please proceed as described in chapter
9.9.1 Singling (chopping off).
Depending on the screw, a different amount of time is required for the screw to
fall through the separation into the feed tube.
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The time should be set minimally so that when the singling cylinder is
pulled back, the screw can fall through the singling and thus can no
longer be clamped.
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The maximum time should be set so that the separating cylinder does not
remain extended for an unnecessarily long time after the screw has fallen
through.
12.3.4 Set time for SPiW
To set the time for the SPiW - congestion-free buffer section through intelligent
helix management, proceed as described in chapter 9.8.3. SPiW(trap door).
There is a sensor above the outlet rail which detects the filling quantity of the
outlet rail.
As soon as this sensor is occupied, the time "SpiW" runs.
When this time has elapsed, the pneumatic cylinder in the sorting bowl is
actuated, which moves the trap door in the sorting bowl downwards and conveys
the screws out of the sorting track back into the sorting bowl.
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The time should be set minimally so that the pneumatic cylinder does not
extend immediately with every screw and all subsequent screws are
conveyed into the sorting pot.
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The maximum time should be set so that when the outlet rail is well filled,
subsequent screws do not cause jamming in the outlet rail.