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Automated Dispensing Systems Maintenance & Parts Guide
10
Measure the tension on the timing belt as
follows:
a. Move the Yaxis linear guideway plate to the
rear‑most position.
b. Enter the timing belt mass, width, and span
(length) into the tension meter. Refer to
“Timing Belt Mass, Width, and Span Data”
on page16 for these values.
c. Hold the meter 20 mm (0.8") from the timing
belt, then strum the belt (as if it were a guitar
string).
d. Observe the measurement displayed on the
meter:
• If the tension is within 50–70 N•m
(37–52ft‑lb), the tension is correct
• If the tension is outside 50–70 N•m (37–
52ft‑lb), adjust the timing belt adjusting
kit base screw again and repeat the
tension measurement. Repeat as needed
until the tension measures 50–70 N•m
(37–52ft‑lb).
c
Replace the YAxis Motor
11
Disconnect the Yaxis motor cable.
NOTE: The Yaxis motor is accessed from the
rear opening of the robot where the control
assembly was previously installed.
Yaxis
motor cable
Location of the Yaxis
motor
12
10
12
Release the Yaxis timing belt from the timing
pulley attached to the Yaxis motor.
NOTE: For detailed instructions on releasing the
timing belt, refer to “Replace the YAxis Timing
Belt” on page21.
13
Remove the four (4) screws that mount the
Yaxis motor to the robot, then pull the motor
away from the robot.
Timing Belt and Motor Replacement: YAxis (continued)
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Replace the YAxis Timing Belt (continued)

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Timing Belt and Motor Replacement: YAxis (continued)
14
Remove the two (2) set screws on the timing
pulley and then pull the timing pulley away from
the motor.
15
a. Assemble the timing pulley onto the shaft of
the new motor; align the timing pulley such
that the two (2) set screws contact the two
flat surfaces of the motor shaft.
b. Ensure that the distance from the base of
the timing pulley to the top of the motor is
4mm (0.16").
4 mm
(0.16")
a b
16
Place the new Yaxis motor into position and secure it with the four (4) screws removed previously.
17
Place the Yaxis timing belt around the timing pulley.
18
Repeat steps 9 and 10 of this procedure to
measure the tension on the timing belt and
observe the measurement displayed on the
meter:
• If the tension is within 50–70 N•m (37–
52ft‑lb), the tension is correct
• If the tension is outside 50–70 N•m (37–
52ft‑lb), adjust the timing belt adjusting kit
base screw again and repeat the tension
measurement. Repeat as needed until the
tension measures 50–70 N•m (37–52ft‑lb).
Reinstall the YAxis and Control Assembly Covers
19
Move the control assembly back into its position underneath the robot stage.
20
Place the control assembly cover on the back of the robot and secure it with the perimeter screws
removed previously.
21
Secure the control assembly to the control assembly cover with the screws removed previously.
NOTE: The quantity and location of the screws that secure the control assembly to the control
assembly cover differs for each robot model. Refer to “Control Assembly Cleaning” on page14 for
the control assembly cover screw locations.
22
Reinstall the Yaxis cover. Refer to “Reinstall the YAxis Cover” on page7 for detailed instructions.
23
Place the fixture plate on the Yaxis linear guideway plate and secure it with the four (4) screws
removed previously.
Replace the YAxis Motor (continued)

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Timing Belt and Motor Replacement: ZAxis
NOTE: This procedure does not apply to R / RV Series units.
CAUTION
Risk of injury or equipment damage. Before performing any service procedure, complete the steps under
“Preparation for all Service Procedures” on page3.
Remove the ZAxis Cover
1
a. Remove the four (4) screws that secure the
Zaxis cover to the Zaxis module.
b. Pull up vertically to remove the Zaxis cover.
a
b
a
Replace the ZAxis Timing Belt (All Units Except E2 / E2V and R / RV Series)
2
a. Release the four (4) screws on the motor
fixing base. This loosens the timing belt
enough to remove it from the idler and
timing pulleys.
NOTE: The screw only needs to be
loosened, not completely removed.
b. Remove the old timing belt from the idler
and timing pulleys.
a
Timing belt
b
Motor fixing
base
3
With the sawtooth sides of the new timing belt facing one another, loop the belt around the idler and
timing pulleys.
4
Secure the motor fixing base to the Zaxis
module as follows:
a. Tighten the two (2) horizontal screws to
secure the timing belt.
b. Tighten the two (2) vertical screws to secure
the motor fixing base to the Zaxis module.
NOTE: The tension is not measured for this
belt.
b
a
b
a
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