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1. Weekly maintenance 3-1 Chapter 3 Periodic maintenance items 1. W eekly maintenance Here describes the maintenance items r equired to perform once a week. 1.1 Nozzle inspection T he troubles of buffing movement (spring…

3.3 PU-axis 3-32
3.3.1 Cleaning/lubricating PU-axis ball screw 3-32
3.4 Base section 3-34
3.4.1 Cleaning the upper fan filters 3-34
3.4.2 Cleaning the air intake filter 3-35
3.4.3 Cleaning the air intake filter at machine rear side 3-36
3.4.3 Cleaning/lubricating for the positioning unit of upper cover 3-37
4. 6-month maintenance 3-38
4.1 Cleaning of camera lighting unit 3-38
4.1.1 Fiducial camera 3-38
4.1.2 Multi-vision camera 3-39
4.1.3 Scan camera [HM head] 3-40
4.1.4 Side view camera [RM head] 3-41
4.2
Base section 3-42
4.2.1 Cleaning the fan filter of control box 3-42
5. 1-year maintenance 3-44
5.1 HM head: Cleaning the spline shaft interior 3-44
5.2 Inspecting conveyor belt and cleaning guide 3-46
5.3
Cleaning/lubricating the W-axis and U-axis 3-50
5.4 HM head: cleaning the shaft tip 3-53
5.5 Base section 3-55
5.5.1 Replacing the air and mist filter element and cleaning the cup 3-55
5.5.2 Replacing the filter element of vacuum pump 3-57
5.6 Feeder exchange carriage 3-59
5.6.1
Cleaning and lubricating of hoisting shaft section of feeder exchange carriage 3-59
6. 2-year maintenance 3-60
6.1 HM head unit 3-60
6.1.1 Replacement of ejector bit 3-60
6.2 RM head unit 3-61
6.2.1 Cleaning/lubricating scissors gear 3-61
6.2.2
Cleaning/lubricating the upper part of the nozzle shaft 3-62
6.2.3 Cleaning/lubricating the vacuum selector (spool) 3-63
6.2.4 Replacing the blow valves 3-65
7. 3-year maintenance 3-67
7.1 Replacement of the vacuum pumps 3-67
8. Others 3-69
8.1 Cleaning inside of nozzle shaft on RM head unit 3-69

1. Weekly maintenance
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Chapter 3 Periodic maintenance items
1. Weekly maintenance
Here describes the maintenance items required to perform once a week.
1.1 Nozzle inspection
The troubles of buffing movement (spring movement) or nozzle leaf spring lead the pickup error. Perform the
inspection of each nozzle to prevent the troubles.
1.1.1 Slide section inspection
Check the nozzle buffing condition. It does not matter when a nozzle returns to its normal position upon
pushing, but when it does not, pickup error or recognition error may occur.
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Caution
- Touching the nozzle tip directly by finger may cause adherence of oil or so. Use such as a flat plate instead.
- Upon pushing a nozzle tip to check its condition, do not push too much. It is enough when a nozzle returns after it is
pushed approximately 1mm.
Nozzle sliding condition
8104A nozzle as example
Standard position
of nozzle tip
Not return well, or
Not return
Disassembling cleaning, or
replacement of spring is required
Replacement of nozzle tip is required
Fault
Returns smoothly,
but the tip is broken
Fault
Tip becomes short
by chipping
Spring does not
operate well
Plate like material with
flat and smooth surface
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NOTE
See chapter 5 "1.1 Replacing nozzle tip and spring" for details of replacement of spring and nozzle tip.

1. Weekly maintenance
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Chapter 3 Periodic maintenance items
1.1.2 Check the condition of nozzle leaf spring
Inspect the nozzle holding condition of head periodically. When the holding ability of nozzle leaf spring
(hereinafter referred to as leaf spring) is not stable, it creates adverse effect to all the picking up, recognition,
and mounting.
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Inspetion items for leaf spring
Attach/detach the nozzle from nozzle station and check the following items.
• Has enough nozzle holding ability
• No clearance between the leaf spring and nozzle
• No deformation, or wearing at the contact point with nozzle
• No looseness at mounting screw of leaf spring
Inspection items for leaf spring
No looseness at mounting screw
No gap
No deformation or wearing
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NOTE
When some items above have problem, see Chapter 5 "2.1 HM head: Replacing nozzle leaf springs"and replace the
leaf spring. Even when one side of leaf spring deteriorates, essentially the both of one pair should be replaced.
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NOTE
When the nozzles are removed from head or nozzle station, they should be returned to their original position.