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COVERS PRINTER COVERS Chapter Issue 12, Feb 18 Installation Manual 2.51 clockwise and pull the contact assembly away from the E Stop body . 6. Repeat Steps 1, 3 and 4 for th e other lower side panel, if required. 7. T o …

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2.50 Installation Manual Chapter Issue 12, Feb 18

Lower Side Panels

MANDATORY

HEAVY OBJECT. LIFTING OR RESITING MUST BE UNDERTAKEN BY TWO

PEOPLE.

To remove the lower side panels, carry out the following:

1. Remove the corresponding safety cover (as detailed previously).

2. Open the front printhead cover.

3. Using an 4mm Allen key, undo the four captive screws.

4. Tilt the top of the panel away from the printer and lift the panel clear, taking

care not to damage the earth cable.

5. To disconnect the E Stop from the lower left side panel, turn the latch anti-

Front Left Quarter View

Captive Screws

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Chapter Issue 12, Feb 18 Installation Manual 2.51

clockwise and pull the contact assembly away from the E Stop body.

6. Repeat Steps 1, 3 and 4 for the other lower side panel, if required.

7. To disconnect the ESD bonding point locate the inline filter and remove the

spade connector.

Latch

Contact Assembly

Left Hand Lower Side Panel

View on Rear of E Stop

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2.52 Installation Manual Chapter Issue 12, Feb 18

High Throughput Conveyor Option

Safety Covers Where the High Throughput Conveyor (HTC) option is used, the transport rails

extend out beyond the normal printer footprint. Special safety covers have been

provided in place of the standard safety covers (see also Type 2 Covers).

NOTE

The safety panel can be adjusted to accommodate the thickness of the product.

Figure 6-1 HTC Safety Covers

The covers are fitted to the side panels to protect personnel from inadvertent

access to the board entry/exit ports.

A pair of HTC safety covers are mounted on both the left and right hand sides

of the printer. The covers have slotted holes on the two cover halves allowing

the user to set sufficient gap for the product to be moved into and out of the

printer without restriction, while still protecting the operator from potential harm.

To remove the safety cover, remove the securing screws.

View on Arrow A

(top part of machine)

Gap Adjustment Slots

Set Gap > Product Thickness

HTC Safety Covers

(showing the two halves)