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1.3 Maintenance Spots 051 1-004 1-22 AIL01ETRP (10) Linear Measure Detection Section and Linear Measure Sensors in Nozzle Detection Section Filters 1M5 Every Month Checking Check the filter . When it is extremely dirty ,…

Fig. 4A22

0511-002 1-21

AIL01ETRP

1.3 Maintenance Spots

Cam Follower

Opening of Head Cap

Miniature Stroke Bearing 1M2

Every Month Inspection/Lubrication (DAPHNE EPONEX GREASE No. 1)

Move the cam follower to the lowest position.

Push up the vacuum nozzle and release your finger. When the vacuum nozzle does not

move down smoothly, cleaning and lubrication are required.

Note: Refer to "1.4.6 Disassembly, Cleaning, and Lubrication of Miniature Stroke

Bearing".

Miniature Stroke Bearing 6M11

Every 6 Months Cleaning

• Refer to "1.4.6 Disassembly, Cleaning, and Lubrication of Miniature Stroke Bearing"

and wash the MSB shaft and outer cylinder with kerosene for 5 to 10 minutes, using

the ultrasonic cleaner.

• When the upper and lower seals are scratched or deformed or foreign substances

have accumulated on them, replace them with new ones (630 048 0849).

Fig. 4A21

1.3 Maintenance Spots

0511-004 1-22 AIL01ETRP

(10) Linear Measure Detection Section and Linear Measure Sensors in

Nozzle Detection Section

Filters 1M5

Every Month Checking

Check the filter. When it is extremely dirty,

replace it with a new one.

Note: Refer to "1.4.2 Filter Replacement of

Head Section" for the replacement.

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Fig. 4A24

Light Projecting/Receiving Glasses 1W8

Every Week Cleaning

When dirt and dust have accumulated on the

surfaces of the glass covers, wipe them off

with a lens cleaning cloth (standard

accessory part).

When the surfaces are heavily stained, apply

a small amount of absolute ethanol to a

cotton swab and wipe the surfaces gently

with the cotton swab.

(11) Main Machine Driving Section

1.3 Maintenance Spots

0511-003 1-23 AIL01ETRP

Lubrication for Rotary Turret 1Y2

Every Year Oil Change (SYNTHESO HT220)

Pull out the oil outlet hose from the machine and discharge the old oil into the

container. After that, supply new oil from Oil Inlet 1 or 2.

Note: Do not apply any air pressure to the internal area of the rotary turret

while oil is being discharged.

Otherwise, oil may leak out of the sealed section of the rotary turret.

• Change the oil with new one after initial 500 hours and every 6,000 hours for

subsequent use.

The proper amount of oil is equivalent to "1/2" of the oil gauge. (11 or 12 liters)

• Wipe off the oil pooled in the oil pan if necessary.

Precautions on Oil Replenishment

After the oil supply, turn on the power to activate the oil cooling pump.

After the machine is powered up, turn off the power of the machine (normal

shutdown operation).

Check the amount of oil when the oil level has become stable.

Note: Refer to "1.4.13 Lubrication of Rotary Turret" for the lubrication

procedure.

Oil Gauge of Rotary Turret 1W9

Every Week Inspection

Check the level of the oil gauge with the machine not powered.

If the level is not located at the center (red ball) of the oil gauge, replenish the oil.

• The proper amount of oil is equivalent to "1/2" of the oil gauge.

Rotary Turret

Oil Outlet

Cooling Oil Filter

Oil Inlet 1

Oil Inlet 2

Fig. 4A25