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NPM Safety Precautions EJM9BE-SF-03N-20 Page S-51 Disposal or recycling of components containing mercury NOTICE This product has a fluorescent lamp t hat contains mercury. Disposal may be regulated in your community due …
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Safety Precautions
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Disposal of air spring
This machine uses the air spring to open/close covers. It is very dangerous to dispose of it as it is,
because high-pressure air is sealed into it. Before disposal, be sure to purge the air.
Locations where the air spring is used
Removing air spring
Turn the hexagon socket head cap screws counterclockwise and remove the spring.
Disposing of air spring
Drill a hole in the spring and purge the air from it completely.
EJM9B-AB01
1D4C-406E
Air spring
Hexagon socket head
cap screw
1B4C-442E
Drilled hole
15 mm to 20 mm
Range to drill the air spring
Risk of injury of your head or eyes during work.
Wear a cloth hat or a hard hat and protective goggles during maintenance
work
CAUTION
NPM
Safety Precautions
EJM9BE-SF-03N-20 Page S-51
Disposal or recycling of components containing mercury
NOTICE
This product has a fluorescent lamp that contains mercury. Disposal may be
regulated in your community due to environmental considerations. Please dispose of
or recycle it in conformity with the laws or regulations of your country, or contact your
local authorities for more information. And information posted on Panasonic group
Web site can be a good reference as well.
Panasonic website: http//www.panasonic.com/environmental
Locations where the fluorescent lamp (the backlight) is used
EJM9B-AB01
EJM9B-AJ00
Color touch panel
Fluorescent lamp (Backlight)
Cover
Color touch panel (Two lamps in use)
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Safety Precautions
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Repairs on or disposal of the linear motor
Make repairs on or dispose of the linear motor appropriately after fully understanding the
following matters.
1.
You are prohibited to remove or disassemble the linear motor on your own.
Using a special jig, trained personnel have to disassemble or dispose of the linear motor.
Please entrust to a waste disposal expert or contact us.
Precautions
• The stator produces the attractive force, which the mover lacks.
•
The attractive force generated by the stator (permanent magnet) is 2,200N for X-axis and
5,600N for Y-axis. It is strong enough.
Once one stator is stuck to another or a thick steel sheet, they cannot be detached from
each other easily.
•
A magnetic body (e.g. tool, jig, or bolt), such as iron, or a device, including a watch,
cellular phone, or magnetic card, should be kept 40 mm away from the linear motor.
Failure to do so can result in serious injury when the stator attracts the magnetic body and
then your finger or hand is caught between them.
Also, the strong magnetic force may damage the watch or the cellular phone and destroy
the data on the magnetic card.
2. Submit copies of this page and the next page to a waste disposal
expert when disposing.
When disposing of the linear motor, the waste disposal expert has to be informed of the disposal
procedures to prevent a waste disposal accident.
Some waste disposal experts may not handle the disposal of linear motors. In such a case,
please contact us.
Risk of accidents caused by
errors in operation due to
magnetics force
Individuals with
pacemakers, etc.
should keep away from
the linear motor
Keep all tools, ornaments and
other metal objects away form
the linear motor.
Risk of injury due to
Magnetic force
To the customer