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Point Remove tape that has built up during production in the waste tape box. This refuse must be cleared to ensure it does not interfere with parts feeding. If the machine has a waste tape cutter , a function to notify t…
Chapter 7
Maintenance
7.1 Emptying the Waste Tape Box <if so equipped> (Every 8 Hours)
7.2 Emptying the Parts Reject Box and Tray (Every Day)
7.3 Cleaning the Nozzle Interior (Every Week)
7.4 Cleaning the Gauge Chip Parts (Every Week)
7.5 Cleaning the Vacuum Pump Filter (Every Week)
7.6 Cleaning the Strobe Light Half Mirror and Prism surface
(Every Week)
7.7 Cleaning the Machine Interior (Every Week)
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Remove tape that has built up during production in the waste tape box. This
refuse must be cleared to ensure it does not interfere with parts feeding.
If the machine has a waste tape cutter, a function to notify the operator when
the waste tape box is full can be enabled. Refer to the XP-142E System
Reference manual for details.
Procedure
Pull the waste tape boxes out, then discard the waste tape (empty the waste
tape boxes).
XP1MC201E
Waste tape box
Waste tape box
7.1 Emptying the Waste Tape Box
<if so equipped> (Every 8 Hours)
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7-2 XP-142E Operator’s Guide
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Parts that fail vision processing are placed in the parts reject box or parts
reject tray.
Note: When the parts reject tray becomes full, a message is displayed on the
operation screen. In this case empty the rejected parts from the tray.
Procedure
• Small parts are collected in the small parts reject box and should be
removed.
• Medium parts are placed on the medium size parts reject tray and should be
removed.
WARNING
Turn off the servo power by pushing the
EMERGENCY STOP button before performing this
procedure.
Small parts reject box
Medium parts reject tray
XP1MC202E
7.2 Emptying the Parts Reject Box and
Tray (Every Day)
Chapter 7: Maintenance
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