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1. 2 Preparation for Maintenance 1.2.1 Preparation for Cleaning Prepare the following items for cleaning. • Brush Use a brush whose bristles do not come off if possible. • Cotton Swab Use a normal cotton swab on the mark…
1. Periodic Maintenance
1.1 Precautionary Items before Maintenance
This session describes how to perform inspections, cleaning, lubrica-
tion, and adjustment to keep the machine in good shape.
It is recommended that periodic maintenance of the machine should
be ensured.
1. Periodic Maintenance
• Only qualified personnel should perform the maintenance work care-
fully, following the specified instructions.
• Before maintenance work, be sure to lock the power breaker and the
main valve section (air source) with padlocks.
Power Breaker : Set the power breaker to the "OFF" side and lock it
with a padlock.
Air Source : Stop the air supply, set the main valve to the "EXH."
side, and lock the valve with a padlock.
• Designate a person who can have charge of the padlock key.
• If the provided padlock is lost or damaged, purchase its substitute.
Power Supply Section
Air Source Section
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WARNING
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1.2 Preparation for Maintenance
1.2.1 Preparation for Cleaning
Prepare the following items for cleaning.
• Brush
Use a brush whose bristles do not come off if possible.
• Cotton Swab
Use a normal cotton swab on the market.
• Rag
Use a rag (cotton, etc.) which does not produce as less waste thread
as possible. Otherwise, the machine will break down due to the re-
maining waste thread.
A clean rag is also required, depending on the spots to be cleaned.
• Oiled Rag
Use a rag (cotton, etc.) which does not produce as less waste thread
as possible. Otherwise, the machine will break down due to the re-
maining waste thread.
Note: Do not apply too much oil to the rag. The oil should not be
mixed with another type.
• Air Gun
Do not use the air gun for any spots other than the specified ones.
If dirt and dust are dispersed, they adhere to various sensors and
moving parts, causing the machine to break down.
• Vacuum Cleaner
If the suction hole of the vacuum cleaner is changed to a smaller one,
some spots can be cleaned more easily.
• Vacuum Tweezers
Use a normal vacuum tweezers on the market.
1.2.2 Preparation for Lubrication
Prepare the specified grease and items for lubrication.
• Specified Grease
Refer to "(1) Grease" for details.
Before lubrication, wipe off the old grease. Otherwise, the effect of
grease will decrease.
• Specified Items for Lubrication
Refer to "(2) Brush", "(3) Vinyl Gloves", "(4) Grease Applicator", and
"(5) Hand Grease Gun KH120" for details.
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(1) Grease
• DAPHNE EPONEX GREASE No. 1
• NEW MOLYNOC GREASE No. 1
Same Types of Lubricants
• DAPHNE EPONEX GREASE No. 1 (IDEMITSU KOSAN) or its
equivalent
Table 4A1
Grease Names Makers
Alvania Grease No. 1 SHELL OIL
Multinoc Grease No. 1 Nippon Oil Corporation
Jomo Lisonix Grease No. 1 JAPAN ENERGY
Dynamax No. 1 COSMO OIL
Lithtan No. 1 ESSO OIL
MP Grease No. 1 KYGNUS OIL
Gemico MP No. 1 TonenGeneral Sekiyu K.K.
Multemp PS-1 KYODOH YUSHI
• NEW MOLYNOC GREASE No. 1 (Nippon Oil Corporation) or its
equivalent
Table 4A2
Grease Names Makers
Daphne M1 IDEMITSU KOSAN
Jomo Lisonix Grease M No .1 JAPAN ENERGY
Molybden No. 1 COSMO OIL
Beacon Q2 ESSO OIL
Gemico MD2 TonenGeneral Sekiyu K.K.
M-5 Grease 1 KYGNUS OIL
(2) Brush
Use a brush whose bristles do not come off if possible.
(3) Vinyl Gloves
Use a pair of vinyl gloves to apply grease or oil by hand.
(4) Grease Applicator
Use a normal grease applicator on the market.
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1.2 Preparation for Maintenance
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