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E-50 Procedur es for cleani ng the water case i nterior (Conti nued) Step No. Do This 4 Remove the wastes s trainer which i s located at th e rear left si de of the wate r case. W a stes strai ner 5 Positioning away from…
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3-1-2. Cleaning the water case interior
Procedures for cleaning the water case interior
WARNING
If an attempt is made to remove broken workpiece or clean the work
area with bare hands, your fingers may be cut, stuck or otherwise
injuredbybrokenworkpiece.Whenyouremovebrokenworkpieceor
clean the work area, use tweezers.
When you clean the work area, be sure to wear protective gloves and
safety goggles.
Before removing broken workpiece or cleaning the work area, make
sure that all axes come to a stop.
Step No. Do This
(Continued from the previous section)
1
Open the splash cover.
2
With a soft brush, clean the left-hand bellows.
- When any workpiece is stuck in the bellows, remove it with
tweezers, clean the affected area with alcohol and attach
waterproofing tape to it for touch-up purposes.
3
When there is a piece of broken workpiece within the left side of
the water case, remove it with tweezers.
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Procedures for cleaning the water case interior (Continued)
Step No. Do This
4
Remove the wastes strainer which is located at the rear left side
of the water case.
Wastes strainer
5
Positioning away from the machine, brush dirt and broken
workpiece away from the strainer. Reinstall the strainer in its
original position.
6
Close the splash cover.
7
With the button, move the X-axis to its leftmost end.
8
Open the arm section cover.
9
With a soft brush, clean the right-hand bellows.
- When any workpiece is stuck in the bellows, remove it with
tweezers, clean the affected area with alcohol, and attach
waterproofing tape to it for touch-up purposes.
10
When there is a piece of broken workpiece within the right side
of the water case, remove it with tweezers.
11
Close the arm section cover.
12
Press the <System Initial> button to effect system initialization.
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4. Maintenance to Be Performed at 30-Day
(Recommended) Intervals
Summary of this section
This section describes the maintenance to be done at 30-day intervals.
Section No. Title Contents
4-1 Conditioning the Flange - Procedures for conditioning the
flange
4-1. Conditioning the Flange
Procedures for conditioning the flange
For the procedures to perform the flange conditioning, see the section C-2,
[Wheel Mount/Flange Conditioning] of the Maintenance Manual.