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Service Works Sensor Location Overview 2.9.2 Sensor Location SIPLACE JTF-S 84 Service Manual SIPLACE JEDEC Tray Feeder Sensor locations - Bottom feeder 1. „Elevat or Up“ sens or (Pos480) 2. "Door lock“ sensor (behin…

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2.9.2 Sensor Location SIPLACE JTF-S Sensor Location Overview

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2.9.2

2.9.2 Sensor Location SIPLACE JTF-S

Sensor Location SIPLACE JTF-S

The following drawings show the approximate locations of the sensors used to control the feeder:

Sensor Locations Conveyor / Main Air Connection

1. "Stop at End" sensor (Pos460)

2. "Forward Slow- Down" sensor (Pos440)

3. "Return Slow- Down" sensor (Pos510)

4. Maintenance internal pressure test connection

5. Normal dry air input

Sensor locations - Top of feeder

1. „Stack Full“ sensor (Pos520)

2. "Stop at Stack“ sensor (Pos520)

3. „Thin“ Tray sensor (Pos440)

4. „Thick“ Tray sensor (Pos440)

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Sensor Location Overview 2.9.2 Sensor Location SIPLACE JTF-S

84 Service Manual SIPLACE JEDEC Tray Feeder

Sensor locations - Bottom feeder

1. „Elevator Up“ sensor (Pos480)

2. "Door lock“ sensor (behind the side panel)(Pos500)

3. "Tray Thin-Thick“ switch

4. „Lift Cylinder Down“ sensor (under the cover and

“Tray Stack Cylinder”)(Pos450)

5. „Lift Cylinder Up“ sensor (under the cover and “Tray

Stack Cylinder”)(Pos450)

6. „Elevator Down“ sensor (Pos480)

Sensor Locations – Conveyor

1. "Forward Slow- Down“ sensor (Pos440)

2. "Return Slow -Down“ sensor (Pos510)

3. Maintenance Internal Pressure test connection

4. Normal Dry Air Input

5. „Stop at End“ sensor (Pos460)

Maintenance

Introduction

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3 Maintenance

Maintenance

3.1

3.1 Introduction

Introduction

This feeder requires a minimum of maintenance. However, these few required maintenance steps are

important. If they are ignored, performance may suffer and the feeder may wear out prematurely.

All bearings used in the feeder are sealed, and do not require lubrication. The feeder uses dry run chains,

and these should not be lubricated.

3.2

3.2 Tools for Maintenance

Tools for Maintenance

The following tools are recommended when servicing the JEDEC feeder:

For Europe and Asia:

Allen wrenches in inch-sizes can be purchased easily in online-shops for motorcycle equipment. Those

inch-sizes are mainly used for US- and Japanese motorcycles as well.

Conversions for commonly used dimensions

NOTICE

Contamination of components

Any lubrication applied to mechanical parts in the feeder could potentially migrate and / or out-

gas, which could contaminate the components being fed. Use only the speci ﬁ ed lubricants.

Qty. Description Used for

1 Tool, Allen wrench, .050 -5/16 Gearbox and couplings

1 Fitting, straight union, 4mm To extend existing air ling tubing.

1 Screwdriver, Vishay spectrol Potentiometer adjustment

1 Tubing, poly 4mm x 2.5 mm, 1m length To extend existing air tubing.

1 SIPLACE JTF-M maintenance CD ROM Maintenance instructions, troubleshooting

1 Power supply, 24V DC, 60W, enclosed Power to feeder on bench.

2 Pin, elevator locating, SIPLACE JTF-M Check alignment of elevator bars.

1 Shim, guide block alignment Set height of conveyor belt.

1 Maintenance kit, air pressure gauge Checking input air pressure.

Inch mm

1/16" 1,58mm

5/64" 1,98mm

3/32" 2,38mm

1/8" 3,18mm

5/32" 3,98mm

3/16" 4,77mm

1/4" 6,35mm

5/16" 7,94mm

3/8" 9,5 mm