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M AINTENANCE Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838) 172 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…

MAINTENANCE Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838)

170 Rev. A

means including graphic, electronic, or mechanical methods or photocopying, recording, or information storage and

retrieval systems without the written permission of ITW EAE, unless for purchaser's personal use.

 Clean the entire right side shelf assembly using a clean lint-free cloth dampened with an

approved cleaning solvent.

o Repeat for the left side assembly.

 Replace the stencil (if previously removed).

6.2.35. Clean Solvent Pan–As Necessary

Introduction

Solvent Pan Cleaning

Estimated Completion Time

Less than 30 minutes

Procedure

All Edison machines are equipped with a solvent leak sensor mounted to the stencil wiper. The

sensor is located at the rear of the wiper on the, mounted on the lower area of the wiper

backplane. When this sensor detects liquid solvent in the wiper pan, the machine will stop and

power will be automatically shut off.

Remove solvent from the pan and sensor before powering the machine up and returning to

service.

There are two procedures for removing solvent from the wiper pan (Table 18):

Table 18. Two procedures for removing solvent from wiper pan.

Procedure

Section

When to Use

Solvent Pan Cleaning

(Machine Power Off)

The leak sensor has detected

solvent and shut power off to the

machine

Solvent Pan Cleaning

(Machine Power On)

Machine power is on when a leak or

spill is noticed but the leak sensor

has not detected it.

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6.2.35.1. Solvent Pan Cleaning (Machine Power Off)

1. Put on proper personnel protective equipment. This should include

a. Solvent-resistant gloves and

b. Splash protection for the face and eyes.

2. Lockout/tagout the machine.

3. Open the front hood.

4. Remove the following from the machine:

a. Squeegee blades

b. Enclosed Flow pump head

c. Stencil

d. Any boards

5. Remove the wiper idler roller shaft.

6. Remove the wiper paper supply and take-up rolls.

7. Using approved solvent absorbing materials, soak up the liquid solvent in the wiper pan.

8. The solvent sensor is protected from light by a labyrinth incorporated in the mounting

bracket. Ensure that the area under the solvent leak sensor and in the labyrinth is free of

liquid solvent.

9. Once the solvent has been removed from the wiper pan, the machine is ready to be returned

to service.

10. Remove any lockout / tagout devices from the machine.

11. Turn on power to the computer. Do not turn on power to the machine at this time.

12. Start the Intueri application and log in.

13. Verify that the solvent leak sensor alarm is cleared. If not, clear the alarm.

14. Reinstall the wiper paper supply and take-up rolls.

15. Reinstall the wiper idler roller shaft.

16. Reset the machine.

17. Reload the process program and configure the machine to return to service.

18. Reinstall the stencil, squeegees or rheopump as required.

Warning!

Solder paste and other printing medium may be present at the

print head and on the stencil. These materials contain lead and

are hazardous to your health and the environment.

Always wear protective gloves and safety goggles when

handling printing medium and make sure you properly dispose

of all waste material according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Failure to comply could result in personal injury and/or damage

to the environment.

MAINTENANCE Edison Printer User Manual (Part Number 1023838)

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means including graphic, electronic, or mechanical methods or photocopying, recording, or information storage and

retrieval systems without the written permission of ITW EAE, unless for purchaser's personal use.

6.2.35.2. Solvent Pan Cleaning (Machine Power On)

1. Stop operation and clear all boards from the machine.

2. Put on proper personnel protective equipment. This should include solvent resistant gloves

and splash protection for the face and eyes.

3. Select the Change Wiper Paper Wizard

4. Open the front hood.

5. Remove the following from the machine:

a. Squeegee blades

b. Enclosed Flow pump head

c. Stencil

d. Any boards

6. Remove the wiper idler roller shaft.

7. Remove the wiper paper supply and take-up rolls.

8. Using approved solvent absorbing materials, soak up the liquid solvent in the wiper pan.

9. The solvent sensor is protected from light by a labyrinth incorporated in the mounting

bracket.

a. Ensure that the area under the solvent leak sensor and in the labyrinth is free of liquid

solvent.

10. Once the solvent has been removed from the wiper pan, the machine is ready to be returned

to service.

11. Reinstall the wiper paper supply and take-up rolls.

12. Reinstall the wiper idler roller shaft.

13. Cancel out of the Change Paper Wizard.

14. Reload the process program and configure the machine to return to service.

15. Reinstall the stencil, squeegees or rheopump as required.

Warning!

Solder paste and other printing medium may be present at the

print head and on the stencil. These materials contain lead and

are hazardous to your health and the environment.

Always wear protective gloves and safety goggles when

handling printing medium and make sure you properly dispose

of all waste material according to manufacturer’s instructions.

Failure to comply could result in personal injury and/or damage

to the environment.