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7.4 Maintenance Spots 7.4.1 Description of Maintenance in Each Section Here the maintenance cycle for each section of the tape feeder. GT-38080 is given as the example in the description of the procedure. This procedure …
7.3 Maintenance Check List
7.3.1 Daily Maintenance in Each Section
Table G2
Location to be Maintained
Work Working Tools Check
Name
Reference
Drawing
Suppressor Section Upper Surface
of Suppressor
Fig. G2 Cleaning Vacuum Cleaner, Rag, Toothbrush
7.3.2 Weekly Maintenance
Table G3
Location to be Maintained
Work Working Tools Check
Name
Reference
Drawing
Suppressor Section Chute Fig. G3 Cleaning Rag, Alcohol
Suppressor
(Rear Side)
Fig. G4 Cleaning Rag or Cotton Swab, Alcohol
Peeling Section Fig. G5 Cleaning Cotton Swab or Toothbrush
Cover Tape Take-up
Section
Tape Guide
Roller
Fig. G7 Cleaning Rag, Alcohol
Component
Discharging Section
Discharging
Outlet
Fig. G8 Cleaning Air Gun
Splicing Detection
Unit Section
Tage Guide Fig. G9 Cleaning Cotton Swab, Alcohol
Bamboo Probe (Line Accessory)
7.3.3 Quarterly Maintenance
Table G4
Location to be Maintained
Work Working Tools Check
Name
Reference
Drawing
Tape Feed Gear
Section
*
Worm Gear Fig. G10 Cleaning,
Lubrication
Rag, Bamboo Probe (Line
Accessory), Greasing Jig,
MOLYNOC GREASE AP1
Cover Tape Take-up
Gear Section
*
Flat End
Wheel,
Worm Gear
Fig. G11 Cleaning,
Lubrication
Rag, Bamboo Probe (Line
Accessory), Greasing Jig,
MOLYNOC GREASE AP1
Suppressor Section Pick-up
Position
Fig. G6 Check,
Adjustment
Feeder Adjusting Jig JG-0209
(Purchase separately)
Note
* Perform the maintenance after rst every 5 million times of operation or
every 3 months whichever comes rst.
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7.4 Maintenance Spots
7.4.1 Description of Maintenance in Each Section
Here the maintenance cycle for each section of the tape feeder.
GT-38080 is given as the example in the description of the procedure.
This procedure applies to almost all the tape feeders, except for those with special
descriptions.
How to Locate the Check, Cleaning, Lubrication and Adjustment Spots
Chute
Every week Cleaning
Lift the suppressor and clean it with a rag
soaked in alcohol.
(a) When the chute is cleaned,
remove the Magnetic Plate.
If the tape is set with any foreign
substance attached, it might
cause a suppressor deformation
or pick-up error.
[1]
[2]
[3]
Notice
(b)
Fig. G1
[1]
: Maintenance Spot
[2]
: Maintenance Cycle and Contents
[3]
: Details of Maintenance
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7.4.2 Suppressor Section
Upper Surface of Suppressor
Every Day Cleaning
Remove dirt and dust with a vacuum cleaner
and wipe the surface clean with a rag.
Remove dust such as paper fiber accumulated
in the tape peeling section, using a toothbrush.
Fig. G2
Chute
Every week Cleaning
Lift the suppressor and clean it with a rag
soaked in alcohol.
(a) When the chute is cleaned,
remove the Magnetic Plate.
(b)
Notice
If the tape is set with any foreign
substance attached, it might
cause a suppressor deformation
or pick-up error.
Fig. G3
Suppressor (Rear Side)
Every week Cleaning
Notice
Lift the suppressor and clean it with rag soaked
in alcohol or cotton swab.
If the tape is set with any foreign
substance attached, it might cause
a suppressor deformation or
pick-up error.
Fig. G4
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