Transpak GENESIS HORI TP-502MH, Operation, Safety & Spare Parts Manual

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8. Troubleshooting Guide
(1) Strap doesn’t joint after sealing
a. Check if Heater TB-113 has too much carbonized debris resided on both sides. Too
much debris will cause Heater incapable of melting straps. Clean the surfaces of Heater
from carbonized debris.
b. The temperature of Heater is whether too high or too low. When the temperature is too
high, there might be not enough cooling time for cooling down. When the temperature
is too low, Heater will be unable to melt the straps.
c. Increase welding cooling time (T5-4-10231) behind the control box so to produce longer
cooling time.
d. Return Spring (TB-114) for Heater Arm (TB-102) is either broken, coming off or worn
which makes Heater unable to enter the correct melting position.
e. If you find the jointed surface is
smaller than the standard size,
check if the position of the Strap
Guide (B) (T5-1-10152) is
according to your requested
strapping width. Or you can
Change Upper Strap Guide as
illustrated in the following
drawing for positioning PP
straps equal to each other.
(2) Insufficient strapping tension
a. Turn VR T5-4-10231 clockwise to increase the tension.
b. The package is too small (The width of package is smaller than 80mm).
c. The Bearing (BR635ZZ) for Rear Bar (TA-074) is broken or the tip of Rear Bar (TA-074)
is worn which makes Rear Bar unable to hold the straps after tensioning. This produces
bad quality tension.
d. Replace PC Board.
e. Turn Tension Adjustment Nut (TB-133) clockwise for an increase in the tension pressure
as illustrated in the following drawing.
T5-1-10141
T5-1-10152
5MH-1-100100
RH Strap
Guide
TB-133
Nut
5MH-1-220100
Roller Arm