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M AINTENANCE Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838) 154 Rev. A Copyright © 2017 ITW EAE All rights reserved. No part of the contents of thi s manual may be reproduced, copied or transmitted in any form or by an…

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Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838) MAINTENANCE
Rev. A 153
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6.2.17. Inspect and Drain Incoming Air Filter BowlsMonthly
Figure 151. Inspect Air Filter Bowls.
Introduction
Inspect and drain incoming air filter bowls (Figure 151).
Estimated Completion Time
Less than 10 minutes
Procedure
Access the filter bowls by opening the front center door then the right access hinged panel. Filter
bowls are mounted on the bottom right of the Pneumatics panel.
If you observe fluid:
Power-down the printer through the normal sequence.
Lock out and Tag out the main disconnect.
Turn the red handle in front of the filter bowl assemblies 90 degrees clockwise.
o Residual air in the system will dump out.
Drain the filter and mist separator bowls using the small buttons at the bottom of each bowl.
After draining remove the bowls
o Clean the bowls.
o Check condition of bowls.
Restore the bowls to their appropriate positions,
Return the red handle to the normal position.
Remove the Lock out Tagout device.
After air has been restored to the system, check for leaks.
NOTE: Do not attempt at any time to service the filter bowls with air pressure applied to them.
MAINTENANCE Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838)
154 Rev. A
Copyright © 2017 ITW EAE
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6.2.18. Inspect Tooling PinsDaily
Figure 152. Inspect Tooling Pins.
Introduction
Inspect the tooling pins (89mm height) provided with the printer monthly for contamination and
condition and clean accordingly. Solder paste contamination of the edge around the magnet will
adversely affect print quality (height of the tooling pin may be out of specification).
Estimated Completion Time
Less than 10 minutes.
Procedure
Inspect each tooling pin base (Figure 152):
o Check condition of the magnet. Magnets must not be cracked or chipped.
o Check for (and remove) foreign matter attached to the magnet.
Clean tooling pins ultrasonically or by immersion and then brushing.
Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838) MAINTENANCE
Rev. A 155
Copyright © 2017 ITW EAE
All rights reserved. No part of the contents of this manual may be reproduced, copied or transmitted in any form or by any
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6.2.19. Inspect Tooling Bridge KitsDaily
Figure 153. Inspect Tooling Bridge Kits.
Introduction
Inspect the tooling bridge kits (89 mm height) monthly for contamination and condition and clean
accordingly. Solder paste contamination of the top surface of the bridge or on the feet the magnet
will adversely affect print quality (height of the tooling pin may be out of specification).
Estimated Completion Time
Less than 10minutes.
Procedure
Inspect each tooling pin bridge (Figure 153):
o Check condition of the magnet assembly.
Nicks and dings to the surfaces of the assembly will affect print quality.
File out nicks and dings.
o Check for (and remove) foreign matter attached to the magnet.
o Check that magnets must be secure in the bridge.
Clean tooling bridges ultrasonically or by immersion and then brushing.