Tetra Pak HOYER COMET N, Manual

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6-3
Tetra Pak
Hoyer
CN 03 F A 01
Fig. A.3
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3
4
1
5
6.1.2 Cone dispenser station
The function of the cone dispensers (Fig.A.3) is
that of placing the cones inside the pits mounted
on the lamellas; the dispensers are assembled at
one end of the machine and are synchronized
with the motion of the trays.
The station is composed of magazines (Pos.1,
Fig. A.3), in which the cones are to be loaded
manually, and of a cone dispenser activated by
pneumatic actuators (Pos.2, Fig. A.3).
For details on how to activate the station on a
manual cycle. To enable the station in manual
mode, press the button (Page 1).
Adjustment
Press the make-ready operation button (see
Chapter 5), until the upper cone stop blades open.
Press the emergency button on the control panel
to turn off the air feed.
When the machine is not working and the cone-
stop blades are open (Part.3, Fig. A.3) put two
cones in the magazine.
Check that the cone in the release position rests
correctly in the calibrated holes of the rocking
levers (Part.4, Fig. A.3), then make sure that the
cone in the release position is 5 mm below the
cone-stop blade.
Make sure that the cone release rocking levers
hold the wafers without exerting too much
pressure on them.
If the distance is greater, lower the cone magazines
(Part.1, Fig.A.3) by loosening the clamp screws
(Part.5, Fig.A.3) of the magazine holder
crosspiece; if the cone in the release position is
inside the cone-stop blades, raise the cone
magazine holders to the required distance.
For details on how to activate the station, refer to
Chapter 5.
WARNING:
The lateral protection of the kinematic
mechanisms in connection with the trays is not
allowed with this kind of cone dispenser stations.
A sign of a crushing hazard signal is placed on
the fixed protection.