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© 2023 Nordson C orporation 5-1 5 Maintena nce 5.1 Overview Performing the recommend ed maintenance p rocedures at th e intervals sug gested in thi s manual increases system life and en sures high qu ality machine per fo…

5 Maintenance

5.1 Overview

Performing the recommended maintenance procedures at the intervals suggested in this manual increases

system life and ensures high quality machine performance for every production run.

This section covers the following topics:

• General Maintenance and Inspection

• Common Cylinder Replacement

• Preventive Maintenance Schedule

• Belt Tensioning Adjustment

• Removal and Replacement of Access Panels

• Magazine Gripper Replacement

• Lubrication Requirements

5.2 Safety First

Operation of your FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler involves mechanical devices, air pressure, and

electrical power. It is essential that every person servicing or operating the FlexTRAK-OH fully

understands all hazards, risks, and safety precautions. When properly operated and maintained, the

FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler should be safe and reliable. Refer to Section 2 - Safety prior to

performing maintenance procedures

WARNING! Allow only qualified personnel to perform the following tasks. Observe and

follow the safety instructions in this document and other related documentation.

WARNING! Lockout and Tagout (LOTO) power to the FlexTRAK-OH before performing

service or maintenance on the FlexTRAK-OH. See 2.19 Service Shutdown for

details.

5.3 Hazardous Materials

Some maintenance procedures involve the use of hazardous materials. Always follow all applicable

national and local statutes and regulations, facility safety practice, and the material manufacturer’s Safety

Data Sheet (SDS) recommendations.

5.4 Recordkeeping

The type of maintenance performed should be recorded in the FlexTRAK-OH maintenance records. At

minimum, dates, procedure type, technician name, part numbers/serial numbers of replaced parts, and

post-procedure functional test results should be recorded.

FlexTRAK-OH Material Handling System IOM Manual Maintenance

5.5 General Maintenance and Inspection

Cleaning and inspecting the exterior and the interior of the FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler is the first

step in maintenance. The procedures in this section are for the major components of the FlexTRAK-OH

Material Handler. The sequence of the maintenance procedures may not necessarily be performed in the

order presented. Perform an initial inspection and visually inspect the exterior and the interior of the

system.

To inspect the exterior and interior of the system:

1. Look for obvious signs of wear and tear in all the assemblies, damage such as a bent or

broken strips, or damaged surfaces and parts.

2. Inspect all components for cleanliness, wear and tear, free movement, alignment, vibration-

free performance, and positive attachment of fasteners.

3. If cleaning is required, clean exterior surfaces using isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and a clean,

lint-free shop rag. Allow to air-dry.

 NOTE Avoid use of an over-saturated cleaning rag. Do not allow excessive cleaning

solution to spill on surrounding surfaces.

4. If alignment and tightening of hardware is required, refer to the removal and installation

procedures in this chapter.

5. If components are worn, damaged, or otherwise indicate need for replacement, refer to

removal and installation procedures in this chapter.

6. Order parts immediately if the inspection finds damaged or worn parts to ensure time

delivery. Refer to Section 7 – Illustrated Parts Lists for part numbers and descriptions.

 NOTE Inspection and cleaning of the interior of the FlexTRAK-OH Material Handler

requires removal of service access panels. Refer to 5.7 Removal and

Replacement of Access Panels for removal procedures.