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1.4 Cleaning the W aste T ape Box (Every 8 Hours) Point Tape cut by the waste tape cutter travels through a tube to the waste tape box. Empty the waste tape box every eight hours, as a large amount of waste tape collects…

1.3 Cleaning the Parts Reject Box (Every 8 Hours)

Point

Parts deemed no good by vision processing or unplaced parts are rejected at station 10's

parts reject box. Inspect this box and remove the rejected parts.

Procedure

WARNING

Turn off the 200 V servo power before carrying out this work.

Dump parts box

<4000 type> <5000 type>

CP6M3002

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1.4 Cleaning the Waste Tape Box (Every 8 Hours)

Point

Tape cut by the waste tape cutter travels through a tube to the waste tape box. Empty

the waste tape box every eight hours, as a large amount of waste tape collects after eight

hours of production.

Procedure

When cleaning out the waste tape box, check the filter above it, and if necessary, clean

the filter with a vacuum cleaner.

Filter

Waste tape box

CP6M3003

CP-652C

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Edition 1.6 3-1-3 CP-6-series Mechanical Reference

1.5 Cleaning the Tape Suction Path (Every 8 Hours)

Point

After the end of the tape is cut off by the cutter, it is drawn into the suction path in the

course indicated by the arrows. If this area becomes blocked by waste tape, tape feed

will be impeded and part pick-up will be unreliable.

Procedure

WARNING

Turn off the 200 V servo power before carrying out this work.

Inspect this area for blockage if tape feed abnormalities cause pick-up errors during

automatic production.

Do not use an air gun to blow out any waste tape that becomes clogged in the duct but

rather use a vacuum cleaner to suck the waste tape out.

Duct pipe

Feeder

CP6M3004

Part 3 Chapter 1 Cleaning

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