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HD Series Manual

NK105G2

4.3 Setting the Table Size.

From the main screen, press Menu to access the Menu screen.

Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and
highlight

Press OK to select.

The MFR parameters screen will now open.

Use the arrow keys to move the cursor and highlight.

Press OK to select.

Use the arrow keys to highlight a value, press OK to edit the value, and
press OK to save it.

Press Cancel when the value is highlighted to abort the edit.

Use the arrow keys to scroll down the screen until the negative values
are displayed.

When all the edits are complete, press Cancel to exit out of this screen.
Keep pressing cancel until you return to the main screen.

The asterisk * on this setting indicates that the machine must be powered down and the
axes homed in order for these new values to take affect.

If these values are incorrect it will effect the running of the machine.

If the values are too small, the machine will stall/stop when it reaches the value entered.

If the value is too big, it is possible for the machine to hit the end of travel and damage
could occur.

5. MFR param

4. Machine stroke

Password: 33587550

Summary of Contents for HD Mini

Page 1: ... This document will provide a quick guide to the set up and operation of the Techno HD Mini and Techno HD Series CNC routers equipped with the NCstudio controller The HD Series and HD Mini CNC routers are powered by high precision stepper motors and controlled by a hand held NCstudio controller NCstudio Controller ...

Page 2: ...e 3 4 Feedrate Override Page 18 3 5 Adjusting the XYZ Position WCS User Origin Page 19 3 6 Loading a G code file Page 20 3 7 Running a G code File Page 21 IV Advanced Tutorials 4 1 Alternating between Override and Programmed Feedrates Page 22 4 2 Setting Override speed for a G code file Page 23 4 3 Setting the Table Size Page 24 Changing to Different Offset a new XY Zero location Page 25 Notes on ...

Page 3: ...f Machine 1 2 4 3 Fig 1 1 Care must be taken not to damage the valves on the front of the machine Slowly move in close to the machine 2 3 Fig 2 3 Forklift your machine up from the floor and remove the wooden pallet 2 4 Fig 2 4 Forks must be centered in the front of the machine shown in Fig 2 1 2 1 Fig 2 1 Measure the distance between the forks shown in Fig 2 2 2 2 Fig 2 2 For safety and to prevent...

Page 4: ...ng tools clean and sharp Lubricate and change accessories when necessary Cables and cords should be inspected regularly Keep controls clean and dry 17 Before using check for damaged parts An authorized service center should perform all repairs Only identical or authorized replacement parts should be used 18 Remove any adjusting keys and wrenches before turning machine on 19 Do not operate the mach...

Page 5: ...Call 1 631 648 7481 or Visit support technocnc com 5 HD Series Manual NK105G2 WARNING THE SPINDLE WILL BE DAMAGED IF UNBALANCED EQUIPMENT IS USED AIR SUPPLY MUST BE FILTERED AND DRY ...

Page 6: ...ully routing the handheld wire through the access port 1 2 I TECHNO HD MINI SETUP The power cable is supplied without a plug You will need to supply your own plug Plug the power cable into the rear of the machine as shown in figure 1 2 Have a suitably qualified person attach the correct plug in compliance with the wiring standards in your area The machine must be connected to a 220V single phase 1...

Page 7: ...libration Block 1 5 Enabling The Machine When the machine is plugged in the red POWER button will light up indicating the machine is powered but motors are not yet powered Fig 1 5a Activate the machine by pressing the green POWER button Power is now applied to the machine The green light will now light up and the red light will go off Fig 1 5b Fig 1 5b Fig 1 5a Note that the red POWER button will ...

Page 8: ...HD SERIES QUICK SETUP Unpack the hand held controller shown in Fig 1 4 and carefully attach this to the controller board shown in Fig 1 5 1 4 Fig 1 4 Fig 1 3 Guide the cable through the hole on the side of the enclosure and attach the hand held controller to the DB 15 terminal 1 5 Fig 1 5 Open the rear of the controller using the provided key located around the emergency stop button You will now h...

Page 9: ... cables to the motors Fig 1 1 Carefully remove the HD from its wood pallet Be sure to remove the brackets from its four feet as well as anything stowed under the HD during shipping Remove all bubble wrap foam and strapping from the machine Attached the provided leveling feet to the six legs and adjust accordingly until the table is level 1 1a Remove the three brackets used to stabilize the gantry ...

Page 10: ...hole in the side of the box Locate the controller board fig 1 3b and attach the block connector as shown by the red arrow Fig 1 3a Fig 1 3b I 2 Open the back of the controller box shown in Fig 1 2a with the key provided The electronics will now be exposed and components identified in Fig 1 2b Fig 1 2a Fig 1 2b A B A Controller Board B 24Volt PSU C Stepper Driver D 220Volt In D C ...

Page 11: ...n then L1 L3 and GND are used and nothing is attached to L2 Fig 1 4 1 5 If the machine has a vacuum table the Vacuum Pump should be wired to 220V or 440V depending on what is specified on the Unit by a qualified Electrician Fig 1 5a Fig 1 5a Fig 1 5b Fig 1 5c The starter box will have a round silver connector attached to a grey cable coming out of it Fig 1 5b This connector plugs into the socket o...

Page 12: ...AMAGED NOTE The cover was removed from Motor Starter If a Vacuum Pump Blower was part of your order you will have an electrical starter box that looks like this You should not need to wire the Vacuum Pump Blower Motor it has been wired and tested at the factory You will need to have the electrician connect AC power 220 or 440VAC as specified on the unit here to the Motor Starter Pump Blower Motor ...

Page 13: ...Enabling the HD Series Control Panel Functions 2 1 Turn the machine on by turning the main power control switch to the upright position Fig 2 2a Fig 2 2a Fig 2 2c Power is now applied to the controller box The red light will now light up indicating the machine is powered but motors are not yet enabled Fig 2 2b Press the green button to apply power to the control ler and enable the motors Fig 2 2c ...

Page 14: ...ime you start up This will abort the sequence and the machine will stay still There will be no reference position and break points offsets and all functions that rely on a reference position will be invalid Once the machine has moved to the end of travel on each axis it will stop and enter an IDLE state and will be ready to use You should test all machine functions before beginning to cut The func...

Page 15: ...t Input the number 6 Z Movement Input the number 3 Menu Screen Input a decimal point Shift Key Switch between Jog and Step modes Down Directional Key Set XY Zero Position Input a minus sign Stop Cancel Escape Up Directional Key Pause Start key Spindle On Off Input the number 5 Negative Feedrate Override Input the number 1 Y Movement Input the number 8 Y Movement Input the number 2 OK Select Bold I...

Page 16: ...ift key and then select a second key to use the Shift Command function Go to current work relative origin Switch between work relative and machine absolute Decrease spindle RPM Go to XYZ home mechanical origin Increase spindle RPM Resume from breakpoint M0 command Open help screen Set Z zero position using Touch Off pad Set Z zero position manually not using Touch Off pad ...

Page 17: ... allow the user to control the movement of the machine Jog and Step To switch between these modes press the Shift button The mode will be displayed on the bottom left of the screen Jog Also known as continuous mode When a directional arrow is pressed the machine will move in that direction until the button is released Stepping Also known as step mode When a directional arrow is pressed the machine...

Page 18: ... out of this screen and return to the main menu press ESC Warning Adjust the step size carefully If you set the step size to an excessive value the machine will move by that value and could damage the machine When inputting a decimal increment you must enter the value as 0 Zero decimal your increment Low Speed High Speed XY Step Size To move the cursor use the Up and Down directional arrows Enter ...

Page 19: ...will be cut from The machine should be jogged to the corner of the material by using the directional arrows on the keypad Once the machine is in location press to set XY zero The coordinates on the controller will change to 0 0 XY zero is now set Fig 3 3b Fig 3 3a There are two methods for setting the Z axis zero position 1 Manual Method Use the Z axis directional arrows on the keypad to move the ...

Page 20: ...s the flash drive Only a G code file with an nc extension with show Scroll through the files with and Select file by pressing OK Then load the file by pressing 1 Note Files can be copied from this USB to the controller using the 2 button Local disk space is limited Once a file is copied locally it can also be selected from the jog speed step size screen ...

Page 21: ...to position to start the first cut The file can be paused while running by pressing To resume the file press To abort the file at any time press Note When the machine pauses the spindle will stop and the Z axis will move to the Z clearance Safe height to allow inspection of the part If the machine is jogged off the part during a pause it will lose its position and when the file is resumed it will ...

Page 22: ... programmed speeds To determine what speed protocol will be used do the following In the main screen press menu to enter the menu screen Use the and key to scroll the cursor and highlight Press OK to select Use the and key scroll the cursor and highlight Press OK to select Note The F or S Option F stands for Feed rates and S stands for Spindle RPMS Note No means speed in the G code file will be ob...

Page 23: ...eys to move between each option and press enter to select the option Press OK to edit the data and use the number keys to enter data Press OK to save data and Cancel to exit out of the screen Keep pressing cancel until you return to the main screen G00 Speed is the rapid speed or the speed the machine moves when the cutter is above the material GXX Speed is the speed the machine moves when the cut...

Page 24: ...o abort the edit Use the arrow keys to scroll down the screen until the negative values are displayed When all the edits are complete press Cancel to exit out of this screen Keep pressing cancel until you return to the main screen The asterisk on this setting indicates that the machine must be powered down and the axes homed in order for these new values to take affect If these values are incorrec...

Page 25: ...Call 1 631 648 7481 or Visit support technocnc com 25 HD Series Manual NK105G2 Press Menu Operations Select WSC G54 Origin 1 G55 Origin 2 WCS ...

Page 26: ...resetting command when this command is encountered in the G code file the XYZ zero position is set at the position the machine is in at that time In general it is best to remove this from the G code file or if it is in the G code file make sure the machine is at the origin before you press start The controller will recognise G54 to G59 offset commands See the NK105 G2 manual for more details on th...

Page 27: ...u key and are worded abbreviated as you would see them on screen Note All settings with on screen requires reboot to take effect 1 LOCAL FILES 2 USB FILES 3 OPERATIONS 1 Back to REF Point 1 All Home 2 Z Home 3 X Home 4 Y Home 2 Rect Machining 1 Params Setting Engr Depth Each Depth Tool Dia Nose Gap Height Width X Init Y Init Mode Horiz Mill EXECUTE 2 Load the Last 3 Select Line No Total ____ Start...

Page 28: ...y OK Key Return ny ESC Key 6 Select WCS G54 WCS G55 WCS G56 WCS Select by OK 4 Oper Param 1 G00 Speed 800 00 in min 2 GXX Speed 400 00 in min 3 Back REF First YES 4 Lifts on Pause 0 25 inch 5 Offset 1 Public Offest 1 X 2 Y 3 Z 2 Work Offset 1 G54 Offset 1 X 2 Y 3 Z settings repeat through G59 6 Cycle Process 1 Cycle Process NO 2 Cycle Times 1 3 Cycle Interval Settings continued 400 00 in min HD Mi...

Page 29: ... S off at Pause YES 2 S off at Stop YES 3 S off at End Yes 11 Ratio on Manu NO 12 DXF Params 1 Lifting Height 2 Process Depth 3 1st Point as 0 NO 4 Shape Process NO 5 Bottom Process NO 6 Metric Size NO 13 ENG Params 1 Lifting Height 0 039 2 Tool Change Tip YES 3 Cycle Times 1 4 Deep Hole Mode 0 5 Retract Amount 0 25 6 Select Tool No YES 14 Tool Change 1 ATC Capacity Settings continued ...

Page 30: ... 2 5 Jerk 300 00 in sec 3 6 Max Speed of Z 125 00 in min 7 Short Seg Spd Lmt YES 8 SPDLMT Length 0 1 inch 9 Enbl Plunge Rate NO 10 Z Plunge Cut Spd 50 00 in min 11 REF Circle Radius 0 1 inch 12 REF Circle Speed 100 00 in min 2 Axis Output Dir X Negative Y Negative Z Negative 3 Pulse Equiv X 0 007855 0 0062100 Mini 0 0012500 BT1212 Y 0 007855 0 0062100 Mini 0 0012500 BT1212 Z 0 002500 0 0031720 Min...

Page 31: ...efP Speed X 70 in min Y 70 in min Z 60 in min 2 RefPDir X Negative Y Negative Z Positive 3 Retract Dist 1 X Retract Dist 0 079 inch 2 Y Retract Dist 0 079 inch 3 Z Retract Dist 0 079 inch 6 Spindle Set 1 Spindle Gears 7 2 On Off Delay 5000 ms 3 Initial Gear 6 4 Max Spdl Speed 18000 7 Y Rotary Axis 1 Y as Rotary Axis NO 2 Rotary Y Pulse 0 006 deg pulse 3 MM as Unit NO 4 Rev Work Radius 0 394 5 Rota...

Page 32: ...alib Thickness 1 587 inch will vary slightly 10 Enable S Algo YES 11 Arc Incriment YES 12 Forward Look Seg 50 13 Sign of BK REF YES 14 Safety Height 0 25 inch 15 Lube 1 Enable Auto Lube NO 2 Time Interval 5000s 3 Duration 5s 16 G00 Feed 100 YES 17 Smoothing Time 0 0s 6 Param Upkeep 1 Backup Params 2 Restore Params 3 Factory Params 4 Export Params 5 Import Params 7 System Upkeep 1 Language 1 Chines...

Page 33: ...2 English 2 Export Log 3 System Update 4 Register 5 Help Spec Help Message Show Delay Value 60 Unit S 6 Reboot 7 Exit 8 Diagnosis 1 System Info 1 Software Version 2 Card No 3 Remaining Time 4 Register Tmes 2 Port List 3 Keypress Diag 4 Import Diag 5 Outport Diag Settings continued ...

Page 34: ...sing the Menu key and are worded abbreviated as you would see them on screen Note All settings with on screen requires reboot to take effect 1 LOCAL FILES 2 USB FILES 3 OPERATIONS 1 Back to REF Point 1 All Home 2 Z Home 3 X Home 4 Y Home 2 Rect Machining 1 Params Setting Engr Depth 0 004 Each Depth 0 004 Tool Dia 0 118 Nose Gap 0 079 Height3 3 937 Width 3 937 X Init 0 000 Y Init 0 000 Mode Horiz M...

Page 35: ...Site X _____ Y _____ Z _____ 2 Select Site Select Current Position As Park Pos by OK Key Return ny ESC Key 6 Select WCS G54 WCS G55 WCS G56 WCS Select by OK 7 Array Process Rows 2 Columns 2 Rowspace 1 969 Colspace 1 969 Delay 50 8 Origin List 9 Nearby Process 4 Oper Param 1 G00 Speed 250 000 in min 2 GXX Speed 100 000 in min 3 Back REF First YES 4 Lifts on Pause 0 394 inch 5 Offset 1 Public Offest...

Page 36: ...cle Process 1 Cycle Process NO 2 Cycle Times 2 3 Cycle Interval 0 ms 4 S Off in Intev NO 7 G73 G83 Retract 0 0 inch 8 Ignore F Code NO 9 Ignore S Code NO 10 Spindle Stop 1 S off at Pause YES 2 S off at Stop YES 3 S off at End Yes 11 Ratio on Manu NO 12 DXF Params 1 Lifting Height 0 039 in 2 Process Depth 0 039 in 3 1st Point as 0 YES 4 Shape Process NO 5 Bottom Process NO 6 Metric Size NO 13 ENG P...

Page 37: ...ght 0 197 2 PLT Unit 40 000 3 Tool Stop 0 001 4 Process Depth 0 039 15 Tool Change 1 ATC Capacity 10 2 Current Tool No 1 3 Tool Offset 1 Tool 1 X _____ Y _____ Z _____ settings repeat through tool 10 4 Tool Change Tip NO 5 Cali Coor 1 X Cali Coor 0 000 Y Cali Coor 0 000 Z Cali Coor 0 039 16 Process End Tip NO 17 Cali Tool Height 0 250 18 ENG Unit YES 5 MFR Param PASSWORD 33587550 1 Velocity 1 Dece...

Page 38: ... Length 0 1 inch 9 Z down option 0 10 Z Plunge Cut Spd 11 811 in min 11 REF Circle Radius 0 1 inch 12 REF Circle Speed 20 000 in min 13 Jump Speed 0 000 in min 14 Look ahead Dis 0 000 in min 2 Axis Output Dir X Negative Y Negative Z Negative 3 Pulse Equiv X 0 0062500 Tabletop Y 0 0062500 Tabletop Z 0 0031250 Tabletop 4 Machine Stroke 1 Strk Upper Lmt X 23 750 Y 39 500 Z 0 000 2 Strk Lower Lmt X 0 ...

Page 39: ...66 in min Z 59 005 in min 2 RefPDir X Negative Y Negative Z Positive 3 Retract Dist 1 X Retract Dist 0 079 in 2 Y Retract Dist 0 079 in 3 Z Retract Dist 0 079 in 7 Spindle Set 1 Spindle Gears 8 2 On Off Delay 5000 ms 3 Initial Gear 1 4 Max Spdl Speed 24000 r min 8 Y Rotary Axis 1 Y as Rotary Axis NO 2 Rotary Y Pulse 0 006 deg pulse 3 MM as Unit NO 4 Rev Work Radius 0 394 5 Rotary Takeoff 0 291 rad...

Page 40: ...590 inch will vary slightly 11 Enable S Algo YES 12 Arc Incriment YES 12 ARadiu Tolerance 0 079 in 13 Forward Look Seg 50 14 Sign of BK REF YES 15 Safety Height 0 394 inch 16 Lube 1 Enable Auto Lube NO 2 Time Interval 5000s 3 Duration 5s 17 G00 Feed 100 YES 18 Smoothing Time 0 0s 19 Corner Option 0 20 Corner Toler 0 004 21 Setting Contro NO 6 Param Upkeep 1 Backup Params 2 Restore Params 3 Factory...

Page 41: ...chnocnc com Call 631 648 7481 P a g e 8 1 Language 1 Chinese 2 English 2 Export Log 3 System Update 4 Register 5 Help Spec Help Message Show Delay Value 600 Unit S 6 Reboot 7 Exit 8 Diagnosis 1 System Info 1 Software Version 2 Card No 3 Remaining Time 4 Register Tmes 2 Port List 3 Keypress Diag 4 Import Diag 5 Outport Diag ...

Page 42: ...Make note of the X axis value it should be 0 0078125 3 Calculate the new pulse equivalent value based on the diameter of the cylindrical stock being used through the following equation Rotary Pulse Equivalent 25 4 π D 50000 Where D is the diameter of the rotary stock in inches 4 Enter the calculated value for Rotary Pulse Equivalent in the location for X under Pulse Equiv To input a decimal number...

Page 43: ... Make note of the X axis value it should be 0 005 3 Calculate the new pulse equivalent value based on the diameter of the cylindrical stock being used through the following equation Rotary Pulse Equivalent 25 4 π D 130000 Where D is the diameter of the rotary stock in inches 4 Enter the calculated value for Rotary Pulse Equivalent in the location for X under Pulse Equiv To input a decimal number p...

Page 44: ...sing the Menu key and are worded abbreviated as you would see them on screen Note All settings with on screen requires reboot to take effect 1 LOCAL FILES 2 USB FILES 3 OPERATIONS 1 Back to REF Point 1 All Home 2 Z Home 3 X Home 4 Y Home 2 Rect Machining 1 Params Setting Engr Depth 0 004 Each Depth 0 004 Tool Dia 0 118 Nose Gap 0 079 Height3 3 937 Width 3 937 X Init 0 000 Y Init 0 000 Mode Horiz M...

Page 45: ... Park Site X _____ Y _____ Z _____ 2 Select Site Select Current Position As Park Pos by OK Key Return ny ESC Key 6 Select WCS G54 WCS G55 WCS G56 WCS Select by OK 4 Oper Param 1 G00 Speed 400 000 in min 2 GXX Speed 250 000 in min 3 Back REF First YES 4 Lifts on Pause 0 25 inch 5 Offset 1 Public Offest 1 X 2 Y 3 Z 2 Work Offset 1 G54 Offset 1 X 0 000 2 Y 0 000 3 Z 0 000 2 G55 G59 1 X 0 000 2 Y 0 00...

Page 46: ...tev NO 7 G73 G83 Retract 0 0 inch 8 Ignore F Code NO 9 Ignore S Code NO 10 Spindle Stop 1 S off at Pause YES 2 S off at Stop YES 3 S off at End Yes 11 Ratio on Manu NO 12 DXF Params 1 Lifting Height 0 039 2 Process Depth 0 039 3 1st Point as 0 YES 4 Shape Process NO 5 Bottom Process NO 6 Metric Size NO 13 ENG Params 1 Lifting Height 0 039 2 Tool Change Tip YES 3 Cycle Times 1 4 Deep Hole Mode 0 5 ...

Page 47: ...__ settings repeat through tool 10 4 Tool Change Tip NO 15 ENG Unit YES 5 MFR Param PASSWORD 33587550 1 Velocity 1 Decel Dist 0 394 inch 2 Approach Speed 25 00 in min 3 Single Axis Acc 25 00 in sec 2 4 Max Turn Acc 100 00 in sec 2 5 Jerk 300 00 in sec 3 6 Max Speed of Z 125 00 in min 7 Short Seg Spd Lmt YES 8 SPDLMT Length 0 1 inch 9 Enbl Plunge Rate NO 10 Z Plunge Cut Spd 11 811 in min 11 REF Cir...

Page 48: ...troke 1 Strk Upper Lmt X 23 622 Y 35 433 Z 0 000 2 Strk Lower Lmt X 0 000 Y 0 000 Z 5 900 5 Ref Point Set 1 RefP Speed X 70 866 in min Y 70 866 in min Z 59 055 in min 2 RefPDir X Negative Y Negative Z Positive 3 Retract Dist 1 X Retract Dist 0 079 in 2 Y Retract Dist 0 079 in 3 Z Retract Dist 0 079 in 6 Spindle Set 1 Spindle Gears 7 2 On Off Delay 5000 ms 3 Initial Gear 6 4 Max Spdl Speed 24000 in...

Page 49: ...d s 6 Rotary Y Acc 6 98 rad s 2 7 Max Rotary Vel 30 r min 8 Backlash Set 1 Compensation on NO 2 Axis Backlash X 0 0 Y 0 0 Z 0 0 9 Calib Thickness 1 587 inch will vary slightly 10 Enable S Algo YES 11 Arc Incriment YES 12 Forward Look Seg 50 13 Sign of BK REF YES 14 Safety Height 0 25 inch 15 Lube 1 Enable Auto Lube NO 2 Time Interval 5000s 3 Duration 5s 16 G00 Feed 100 YES 17 Smoothing Time 0 0s 6...

Page 50: ...a g e 7 3 Factory Params 4 Export Params 5 Import Params 7 System Upkeep 1 Language 1 Chinese 2 English 2 Export Log 3 System Update 4 Register 5 Help Spec Help Message Show Delay Value 60 Unit S 6 Reboot 7 Exit 8 Diagnosis 1 System Info 1 Software Version 2 Card No 3 Remaining Time 4 Register Tmes 2 Port List 3 Keypress Diag 4 Import Diag 5 Outport Diag ...

Page 51: ... each of these locations Remove the screws on the other side of the gantry and oil that side too NOTE AVOID A BUILD UP OF DEBRIS ON MOVING PARTS CLEAN OFF ANY DEBRIS TO AVOID DAMAGING THE MACHINE The X and Y axis should be lubricated every 100 hours of use the Z axis lubricated every 200 hours Before applying lubrication clean off any debris from the machine and parts to be lubricated Apply oil wi...

Page 52: ... on each side of the machine Lubricating the Y Axis The Y axis ball screw is located under the machine It can be accessed from the back of the machine or by taking off the side panels Lubricating the Z Axis To access the Z axis ball screw and rails first jog the Z axis down to the lowest point it can go Clean off any debris and apply a light coat of oil on the ballscrew and rails Ballscrew Rails R...

Page 53: ...rails should be lightly oiled to allow smooth operation Avoid a build up of debris on the rails by blowing them off with air or wiping them down with a rag The rails do not need to be lubricated as often as the rack once a month should be sufficient X Axis Z Axis Y Axis Fig 5 2 5 3 Lubricating Z Ballscrew The Z axis uses a ballscrew and ballnut instead of a Rack and Pinion The ballnut has a nipple...

Page 54: ...apacity max vacuum Hz frequency D 42279 Wuppertal www becker international com MAX VACUUM A 400mm A 16 5 C 41 F 45 C 113 F max 800m max 90 A A A A AIR BPC 28100052202 04 09 www beckerpumps com Betriebsanleitung Operating Instructions Instructions de service Istruzioni d uso Handleiding Instrucciones para el manejo Manual de instruções Naudojimosi instrukcija Kasutusjuhend Lietošanas instrukcija Οδ...

Page 55: ...FF ON MAX 6x h L1 L2 L3 PTC Bi metal optional M 3 u M 3 u L2 L1 L3 Softstart I I I M 3 U1 V1 W1 U t 8 Mat Nr XXXXXX ENXXXX 3 Mot XXXXXXXX NoUD XXXXXX XX XX kg 50 Hz XXKW XXX XXX XXX XXX V Y XX XX XX XX A XXXX XXXX min cos 0 XX 0 XX 60 Hz XXKW XXX XXX XXX XXX V Y XX XX XX XX A XXXX XXXX min cos 0 XX 0 XX i 5 6 7 8 ...

Page 56: ...56 Call 1 631 648 7481 or Visit support technocnc com HD Series Manual NK105G2 40 200 h AIR F1 OFF O 0 OFF 5 Min 2m 2m 3m 3m 10m p VACUUM 21 2 21 2 3 www beckerpumps com 9 A C D B ...

Page 57: ...rt technocnc com 57 HD Series Manual NK105G2 F 2 F 2 VTLF 2 200 SK VTLF 2 250 SK VTLF 2 200 SK VTLF 2 250 SK 5 3000 h 13 F2 VTLF SK D 64 mm H 120 mm No 2x 909510 F1 D 218 mm H 122 mm No 909512 No D xxxx H H www beckerpumps com E F G I J ...

Page 58: ...58 Call 1 631 648 7481 or Visit support technocnc com HD Series Manual NK105G2 3000 h 2x 10g Amblygon TA 15 2 No 743303 No 90136701005 SET MIN A 41mm MIN A 41mm MIN MAX A www beckerpumps com K M O P N L ...

Page 59: ...OULD NOT ALWAYS BE THE SOLE INDICATOR OF WHETHER A FILTER IS CLEAN THOUGH THE FILTER HAS TREMENDOUS SURFACE AREA THE DEEP PLEATING OF THE FILTER MAY DISGUISE WHETHER THE FILTER IS CLOGGED A PERIODIC PHYSICAL INSPECTION SHOULD BE PERFORMED TO MAKE SURE THERE IS A GOOD FLOW OF AIR THROUGH THE FILTER A CLOGGED FILTER IS ALMOST ALWAYS THE CAUSE OF PRE MATURE VANE WEAR OR IN SOME CASES PUMP FAILURE ATT...

Page 60: ...l NK105G2 Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Remove the internal filter and look for debris Check for large debris deposits This is an indicator that the filter caught the smaller particles Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Use a flashlight on the outside of the filter ...

Page 61: ... Becker Pumps Corp If light cannot be seen on the inside the filter is clogged and needs replaced Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp If you can see light then blow out the filter using compressed air and replace This needs to be a modest amount of light Light should be present through each pleat ...

Page 62: ... Greasing TLF 2 200 2 360 Tools required X1 7433050000 50 gram grease gun Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Greasing instructions The greasing instructions can be found on step P in the operation manual sent with each pump Or they can be found at www Beckerpumps com Bearings are to be grease every 3000 4000 hours ...

Page 63: ...Visit support technocnc com 63 HD Series Manual NK105G2 Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp All new units come with new grease guns Found in either of the two places below Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp GREASING PROCEDURE ...

Page 64: ...ries Manual NK105G2 Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Remove the filter cover by loosening the black hand knobs Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Remove the internal filter and replace if needed Grease fittings are found next to the filter Remove the red caps ...

Page 65: ...ies Manual NK105G2 Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Remove the black cap from the grease gun Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Prime all new grease guns by placing them at an angle against a hard surface Pump a few times until the grease is visible at the tip ...

Page 66: ...2 Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Place the grease gun against the push fitting Pump 10x into each bearing New or dry bearings 25 times per bearing Author Mike Ruff Becker Pumps Corp Once the pump is ran the grease will evenly distribute between the rollers and ball bearings ...

Page 67: ...rranty the customer must first obtain a return authorization number and packing instructions from Techno CNC Systems LLC No claim will be allowed nor credit given for products returned without such authorization Proper packaging and insurance for transportation is solely the customer s responsibility After approval from Techno CNC Systems LLC the product should be returned with a statement of the ...

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