Katanax X-FLUXER, Руководство пользователя

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Service operations
This section describes tasks that are performed on a regular basis, and are
performed to adjust or repair a malfunctioning system of the instrument.
Some sections also describe initial operations, which need to be performed before
first using the unit (e.g. assembling the crucible holder and the mold holder).
Should you have any question, or need further assistance, please do not hesitate
to contact us (see page 84, Contacting Katanax ).
Note that your unit is able to be remotely diagnosed by Katanax service
personnel, with a few configuration steps described in
Allowing Katanax
support to access your fluxer , on page 82.
Warning
IMPORTANT : Some of the procedures described in the following pages imply a
risk of death by electrocution; those procedures shall be executed only by
trained personnel. 240 Volts inside !
Crucible
holder removal
1. Remove any crucibles and molds from the holders.
2. The crucible holder is made up of two parts, partially intertwined at about 80°.
One ends with two prongs and will be called the “fork”, and one end in a
closed square with rounded corners and will be called the “hoop”. If you
suspect there has been a flux spillage onto the holder, you will need
to remove both (hoop and fork) at the same time, since they may be
partially “glued” together in flux. (If that is the case, then skip step
4.2 below, and be careful not to drop fragile parts.)
3. Both the Fork and the Hoop are held in a common aluminum collar, which has
five (5) screws. The two screws closest to the wide motor plate are used to
“Fork”
“Hoop”
Aluminum collar
“Hoop” screw
“Fork” screws