Nordson ASYMTEK TCM-2200, Инструкция по эксплуатации, руководство по устранению неисправностей и техническому обслуживанию

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fitting clothing may become entangled in the system. The shell may also
pose a crushing threat to bodily extremities.
Software
Operation Do not alter settings in the system software beyond that which is described
in this manual without first contacting the factory. Doing so may affect safe
operation of the machine.
Nitrogen
Operation Even though nitrogen is an inert substance, a few simple precautions
should be made. Proper ventilation in the area where the system is being
used must be maintained to keep the oxygen level in the air at safe levels.
Otherwise the continuous flow of nitrogen can displace the air and deplete
the normal oxygen level. Create sufficient ventilation in the area of the
Cure oven to exhaust the excessive nitrogen laden air and replace it with
normal atmosphere. Installation of a room oxygen monitoring system is
recommended especially if the oven is installed in a small-enclosed area.
Edge Hold/Mesh
Belt Operation
Caution must be exercised when working near the belt or conveyor
systems. Do not operate the system with guards removed and be aware of
all pinch point warning decals. Also, be aware that long hair or loose fitting
clothing may become entangled in the system. Should this occur, an
EMERGENCY STOP button is located at each end of the oven. Pressing
this button will immediately stop the conveyor system.
Troubleshooting
and Maintenance Please be aware that although many service routines can be performed
easily, extreme caution should be exercised when working with live
electrical circuits. ONLY a trained electrical technician or engineer should
perform this work. Before removing any panels, all power to the oven
should be switched off and the temperature should be at room ambient.
While system components are fully tested and rated for long life, it is the responsibility of
the customer to properly maintain the equipment after the warranty period to ensure the safety
and functionality of the machine. Improper maintenance and checking can result in system or
subsystem failures that are not the responsibility of the manufacturer. This includes the cleaning
of the various areas, the tightening of screws, the confirmation of proper voltage and current
draws, appropriate lubrication, proper exhaust, proper handling during movement of the machine,
and periodic checks of each of the subsystems for functionality.
II.2.
Cautions and Warnings
Three basic types of alert boxes are used in this manual to warn personnel during operation,
maintenance, and troubleshooting of the Cure Oven System:
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DANGER! means the action will cause serious injury or death to
personnel if proper procedures are not followed.
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WARNING! means the action may result in serious injury or death if
proper procedures are not followed.
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CAUTION! means the action may cause damage to equipment and/or
minor to moderate injury to personnel if proper procedures are not
followed.