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Service Work 3.9.3 Replacing the Articulated Joint on the Short-Stroke C ylin der [03000518-xx] Cutter Service Manual SIPLACE X Series 215 3.9.3 3 . 9 . 3 R e p la c in g t h e A r t ic u la t e d J o in t o n t h e S h …

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Service Work
Cutter 3.9.2 Replacing the Cutter [03052900-xx] on the X-Series COT Insert
214 Service Manual SIPLACE X Series
Installing the cutter
Remove the two fixtures (1) on the left and right and
attach these with the spacer sleeves (2) to the new
cutter.
⇨ There may also be other shims in-between, which
will then need to be fitted back in the correct posi-
tion after service work.
Carefully lift the cutter onto the spacer sleeves. Use
the spacer disks if provided.
Tighten all four fastening screws.
CAUTION!
There is a risk of injuring yourself on the cutting edge of
the blades.
For this reason, the deflector plate (2), cover (1) and pro-
tective sheet (3) must be left mounted in place.
Move the cutter (1) into its installation position, using
the support/chair for assistance.
Carefully lift the cutter (1) into the planned position.
Tighten all four fastening screws (2).
Reconnect to the electrical and compressed air sys-
tems.
Fit the waste tape container (3).
Service Work
3.9.3 Replacing the Articulated Joint on the Short-Stroke Cylinder [03000518-xx] Cutter
Service Manual SIPLACE X Series 215
3.9.3
3.9.3 Replacing the Articulated Joint on the Short-Stroke Cylinder [03000518-xx]
Replacing the Articulated Joint on the Short-Stroke Cylinder [03000518-xx]
Removing the articulated joint
Dismantle the COT insert and the cutter.
Remove the protective plate (2) and the baffle plate
(3).
Remove the cover plate (1).
Remove the caps (4) on the fastening screws.
1. Articulated joint on the short-stroke cylinder
2. Fastening screw on moveable blade.
Loosen the screw (2) holding the moveable blade.
CAUTION!
Risk of injury!
There is a risk of injuring yourself on the cutting edge of
the blades.
Use a permanent marker to mark the exact installa-
tion position of the proximity switch (1) on the short-
stroke cylinder. Mark the hoses.
Loosen the screws fastening the two inductive prox-
imity switches (1) to the short-stroke cylinder.
Remove the compressed air connections (2) on the
short-stroke cylinder.
Remove the two screws (3) holding the short-stroke
cylinder.
Pull the short-stroke cylinder (4) and the articulated
joint screwed into it (5) out of the cutter set (6).
Service Work
Cutter 3.9.3 Replacing the Articulated Joint on the Short-Stroke Cylinder [03000518-xx]
216 Service Manual SIPLACE X Series
Installing the articulated joint
Unscrew the articulated joint (1) from the cylinder.
NOTICE!
The threaded pin is secured with Loctite no 241. You will
need somewhat more strength than usual to loosen it.
Apply a small amount of Loctite no. 241 to the thread
(2) of the new joint.
Screw the articulated joint (1) into the short-stroke
cylinder.
Turn the articulated joint in its installation position (3).
Once the cylinder is installed, the slot in the moveable
blade prevents the articulated joint from turning.
Copy the exact installation position of the proximity
switch (4) onto the new short-stroke cylinder (e.g.
with a feeler gauge, fine-tipped marker pen).
Install the proximity switch (1) precisely in the position
you marked with the permanent marker.
Place the prepared cylinder into the cutter, in the cor-
rect rotary position of the articulated joint (2).
Fasten the cylinder in this position, with the two
screws provided (3).
Connect the compressed air hoses to the cylinder in
the correct allocation.
Check the gap between the leading edge of the tape
deflector and the "empty-tape baffle, inside".
Check the switching points of the proximity switches.
NOTICE
If the tapes are not cut correctly.
If the tapes are not cut correctly, even though the switching points have been set properly and
the short-stroke cylinder has been exchanged - complete with the one-way restrictor - the cause
of the problem may be:
Incorrect compressed air level
Leaking compressed air connection or Y-socket union