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7 Components Table S IPLACE 80 S/F/G Servic e Manual Edition 04/97 7 - 20 ● Remove th e cover plate ove r the co mpress ed air un it from th e mach ine ba se (2 spec ial soc ket-hea d cap screws M3) and chec k the pres s…

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7.4 Flap Opener (Magazine Openers)
7.4.1 Tools and Spare Parts Required
Tools
Screwdriver for socket-head cap screws, set
Open-ended spanner SW 7 (for screw-in cylinder)
Side-cutting pliers
Auxiliary Measuring and Test Equipment
Multimeter, range of measurement 30 VDC
Gauge blocks (dimension required: 285.5
±
0.2 mm)
Spare Parts
Flap opener SIPLACE 80, from Item No. 00116003-04
Adhesive tape
Compressed air hose
Cable lacing
7.4.2 Fault Location and Correction
NOTE
Error message No. 43 can indicate a fault in the flap opener.
Start fault location by referring to the section 7.2 "Fault Characteristics".
Information on the structure and functioning of the flap opener will be found in the section 7.1 "Overview".
If an individual flap opener is not being activated, the plunger will no longer extend or retract far enough or the
flap openers of an entire location (1 or 3) will not operate, proceed as described below.
7.4.2.1 Checking the Compressed Air Branch and Plug Connections
Select "Abort placement" in order to return all of the components picked up at the placement heads in the
course of the following reference run.
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Remove the cover plate over the compressed air unit from the machine base (2 special socket-head cap
screws M3) and check the pressure for the flap opener on the lefthand pressure gauge of the compressed
air unit: it must show 2.8 bar.
If it does not, correct the pressure at the corresponding setting knob of the compressed air unit (for
setting, see User’s Manual, Section 9).
If the pressure was set correctly, proceed as follows:
DANGER
QQQ
Switch off the machine at the main switch and disconnect it from the power supply.
Open the protective cover.
Tighten up the threaded hose connections at the flap opener (see Fig. 7.4.1) and at the com-
pressed air unit. Make sure that the compressed air hose is not pinched or damaged.
If the compressed air hose has to be replaced,
switch off the machine at the main switch and
disconnect it from the power supply.
Switch off the compressed air at the shut-off valve of the compressed air unit (see User’s Manual,
Section 9) and replace the compressed air hose. Replace all cable lacings in their previous posi-
tion. Fit the cover plate back over the compressed air unit.
Please note: The compressed air hose at the flap opener connection must be routed between the
machine base and the clamping lever in order to keep it clear of the cutter wheel.
Make sure the plug connection X38 at the "Flap opener control" board is firmly seated and con-
tacting properly (position: on the left below the strip, see Fig. 7.4.2).
Continue work with the next section.
7.4.2.2 Checking Functioning and Continuing Fault Location
DANGER
OOO
The SITEST program must only be used by
authorized personnel who have been specially trained
in this
at Siemens AG (please observe the DANGER notes in section 7.6.2 on page 7 - 34).
Switch the machine on and load the SITEST program.
Select from within the SITEST main menu "Functions"
"BE table"
"Continuous loop CL"
"Magazine
opener". All of the flap openers of a location will activated one after the other.
Check whether the entire flap opener is not being activated or possibly only an individual plunger is not
extending or retracting. Finish continuous operation by selecting "finish":
If the flap openers of an entire location are not being activated, first check with "Continuous loop CL" acti-
vation in the opposite location.
If the flap openers of both locations (1 and 3) are not being activated, proceed as follows:
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None of the flap openers of a location is being activated: there is a fault in the 2.8 bar compressed air
branch (see Section above), or a defect in the "Flap opener control" board (see Fig. 7.4.2), or in the
cables between the flap openers interface and the communications unit.
Proceed as described in the next section
Individual flap openers are not being activated: To continue fault location, select:
"BE table"
"Single function"
"Adr. or track"
"Magazine openers":
Make sure which plunger is not extending or withdrawing at all or only incompletely.
The figures for the plunger stroke are shown in Fig. 7.4.3.
Replace the defective screw-in cylinder as described below.
7.4.2.3 Replacing the Screw-In Cylinder, Replacing the Flap Opener Unit
Fig. 7.4.1 Replacing the screw-in compressed air cylinder, applying the Tesa adhesive tape