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1. Cleaning 1.1 Cleaning the Nozzle (W eekly) Point Because air is sucked through the nozzle, minute dust or glue particles, etc., can build up inside the nozzle tube, causing clogging. Such clogging reduces the nozzle s…

Part 3

Maintenance

1. Cleaning

1.1 Cleaning the Nozzle (Weekly)

Point

Because air is sucked through the nozzle, minute dust or glue particles, etc., can build up

inside the nozzle tube, causing clogging. Such clogging reduces the nozzle suction,

causing problems when picking up parts. The nozzle tube should therefore be cleaned

out once a week, or when clogging problems occur.

Procedure

Use a drill to remove foreign matter from the nozzle tube.

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Part 3 Chapter 1 Cleaning

Edition 1.0 3-1-1 NP-134E/134ME Mechanical

1.2 Cleaning the Filter inside the Nozzle Sleeve

(Weekly)

<For machines that do not support automatic nozzle

cleaning>

Point

Because air is sucked through the nozzle, minute dust or glue particles, etc., can build up

inside the nozzle tube, causing clogging. Such clogging reduces the nozzle suction,

causing problems when picking up parts. The filter inside the nozzle sleeve should

therefore be cleaned out once a week, or when clogging problems occur.

Procedure

Detach the nozzle sleeve from the nozzle holder by gently pulling the nozzle holder

catch. Clean the filter in the nozzle sleeve by blowing compressed air through the unit

from the top.

Procedure

1. Position the dummy nozzle in the nozzle station, and register it as a "CLEANING"

nozzle in nest data. The pockets in the nozzle station next to the dummy nozzle

should be left empty.

2. Select the [Nozzle Filter Cleaning] command on the [Maintenance] screen.

3. Select one or both robots and then press [Nozzle Filter Cleaning].

4. The START button is enabled and should be pressed to commence cleaning.

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Nozzle holder

Catch

Nozzle sleeve

Compressed air

Part 3 Chapter 1 Cleaning

Edition 1.0 3-1-2 NP-134E/134ME Mechanical