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T r oubleshooting a Jammed Feeder Due to differences in the size and shape of commercially available bulk chips, there is a slight possibility that chips may jam the bulk feeder, resulting in unsatisfactory part supply. …

Lubrication

Lubricate the bulk feeder according to the following specifications:

*KB1005C-123456*

BF016

Ratchet

Belt

Timing : Every week, or sooner if needed

Lubricant : Biral T & D

: Lubricate locations marked with an arrow in the figure.

: Do not lubricate locations with a crossed-out arrow.

Cleaning and Lubrication

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Troubleshooting a Jammed Feeder

Due to differences in the size and shape of commercially available bulk chips, there is a slight

possibility that chips may jam the bulk feeder, resulting in unsatisfactory part supply. If the feeder

should become jammed, use one of the procedures below (depending on the nature of the problem) to

solve the problem.

If there are chips on the belt, but none appear at the pickup

position:

This symptom indicates that chips have become jammed under the front belt cover.

1. Manually loosen the bolt (D) that secures the front cover, then pull the bolt

upward to remove front cover.

2. Remove all chips from the belt under the cover, and make sure the channel on the

lower surface of the cover is not soiled or scratched.

3. Reinsert the front belt cover horizontally and secure it, making sure there is no gap

between it and the feeder arm. Also make sure there is no gap between the front

belt cover and the either the guide or the rear belt cover.

4. After reattaching the cover, manually operate the feed lever to confirm that parts

are smoothly supplied as far as the pickup position.

Bolt D

Guide

Feed lever

Front chip cover

BF017

Operate manually.

Troubleshooting a Jammed Feeder

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If there are no chips on the belt:

This symptom indicates that chips have become jammed in the bushing at the bottom of

the hopper.

1. Since this problem is caused by chips having settled in such a way as to prevent

the proper action of the outer pipe, it can be solved by manually pushing the pipe

upward as shown in the figure below. The outer pipe should then move smoothly

in response to operation of the feed lever.

2. Manually operate the feed lever to confirm that parts are smoothly supplied as far

as the pickup area.

Push outer pipe upward.

BF018

Troubleshooting a Jammed Feeder

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