Thiele 00900383, Руководство пользователя

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20
R
eliant
3700 M
anual
Operational Troubleshooting (continued)
1. Check if reset button/fault indicator is
illuminated. Press Reset button.
1. Check if reset button/fault indicator is
blinking. Press Reset button.
1. Reduce weight. Test again.
2. Rotate clockwise 1/8 turn to increase
gap and manually test. Also, review
gate assembly adjustment in Section 2,
Preparing for Operation.
3. Review side guides setting in Section 2,
Preparing for Operation.
4. Move stack away from belt, even if this
causes stack to be aligned off center from
center line of feeder.
5. Review gate assembly adjustment and
back wedge adjustment in Section
2, Preparing for Operation. Also see
Section 5, Inspection and Care. If wear
is excessive, consult with a qualified
technician.*
6. Consult with a qualified technician.*
a. Turn the Power switch to "Off" by pushing
the circle ("O").
b. Removed jammed product from feeder.
While doing so, try to determine the cause
of the jam.
c. Verify each adjustment by reviewing
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
1. Review back wedge adjustment in Section
2, Preparing for Operation.
2. Review hold-down spring installation in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
1. Review photo sensor adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
2. Adjust gripper jaw as required per insert
owner's manual.
1. Review photo sensor adjustment in
Section 2, Preparing for Operation.
2. Adjust gripper jaw as required per inserter
owner's manual.
1. Feeder operation was stopped due to
a "time-out" fault (i.e., miss, jam, no
product in hopper).
1. Discharge safety shield not closed
completely.
1. Excessive weight in hopper.
2. Excessive down pressure on gate
assembly.
3. Off-centered product from center point
of machine.
4. Stack is bearing down on edge of belt.
5. Belt wear.
6. Rollers out of adjustment.
1. Improper adjustment of any of the
following areas:
a. Gate assembly.
b. Back wedge.
1. Back wedge not aligned properly.
2. Hold-down spring tension either too
loose or too tight.
1. Photo sensor "staging" leading edge of
product too far from hopper plate.
2. Gripper jaw adjusted too far from edge
of hopper plate.
1. Photo sensor "staging" leading edge of
product too far past hopper plate.
2. Gripper jaw adjusted too close to edge
of hopper plate.
Feed belts not
operating; continuous
alarm sound
Feed belts not
operating; intermittent
alarm sound
Feed belt(s) not tracking
on rollers
Jamming occurs during
operation
Product skewing
Product too far from
gripper jaw (inserter
application only)
Product too deep in
gripper jaw (inserter
application only)
Problem Cause Solution