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Service Work Component Handling Cutter 104 Serv ice Manual SIPLACE D4 Installing the articulated joint and sh ort-stroke cylinder X Apply a small amount of Loctite no. 243 to th e thread of the new joint. X If the enamel…

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4-36: Removing Articulated Joint, Installing It on New Master Cylinder and Bonding It in Place
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X Dismantle the articulated joint (2) from the cylinder (1) by turning the open-end wrenches
(SW 11, 14) on the surfaces marked (3) .
1 Short-stroke cylinder (1 or 2) 6 Slide surface of the movable blade
2 Articulated joint (complete) 7 Screw fastening the articulated joint to the
movable blade:
One M4 x 24 DIN 912 socket hex head cap
screw each, strength 12.9, secured with Loctite
no. 243
3 Wrench surface for disassembling the
articulated joint
4 Secure articulated joint thread with Loctite no.
243
5 Open-end wrench surface of articulated joint 8 Movable blade with slot to prevent the
articulated joint from turning if the articulated
joint is damaged, use a (complete) new one
(article no.: see ) or clean the residues of Loctite
from the thread of the existing articulated joint
pin.
NOTE:
The threaded pin is secured with Loctite no. You will need somewhat more strength than usual
to loosen it.

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Installing the articulated joint and short-stroke cylinder
X Apply a small amount of Loctite no. 243 to the thread of the new joint.
X If the enamel on the one-way restrictor is damaged use a new "short-stroke cylinder".
WARNING: There is a high risk of injury from the blades and the tape deflector!
CAUTION:
Tighten the screws to the correct torque.
DANGER:
One-way restrictors may not be set at the machine. This is only permitted at the factory.
For this reason the replacement short-stroke cylinder must always be installed, together with the
new, already adjusted restrictors attached to it.
4-37: Removing Articulated Joint, Installing It on New Master Cylinder and
Bonding It in Place
X Screw the articulated joint into the short-stroke
cylinder.
X Turn the articulated joint into the installation
position.
Once the cylinder is installed, the slot in the
moveable blade prevents the articulated joint
from turning.
X Copy the exact mounting position of the
proximity switch to the short-stroke cylinder
(feeler gauge, fine-tip marker).
X Install the prepared cylinder - complete with
one-way restrictors - on the cutter, in the
correct rotational position for the articulated
joint.
X Fasten the cylinder in this position, with the 2
M5x65 screws (2) provided.
X Install the proximity switch (Item No. see
section 5.2) precisely in the position you
marked on the short-stroke cylinder with the
permanent marker (4, 5).
X Connect the compressed air hoses to the one-
way restrictor on the cylinder, in the correct
allocation (see markings).
One-way restrictor (for running cylinder out)
(6)
One-way restrictor (for running cylinder in) (7)
Allocation of the compressed air connections,
pneumatic hoses (8)

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See also:
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Tightening Torques for Cutter Screws [
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87]
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6.4.3 Check the gap between the empty-tape baffle, inside and the leading edge of the tape deflector.
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241]
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4.3.2.14 Final Steps [
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114]
X Perform the following steps as described in
section (4.3.2.7 Replacing the Stationary Bla-
de and Movable Blade incl. Spacers
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95 ) :
Fasten the moveable blade to the articulated
joint.
X Fit the empty-tape duct (6) on the machine
base (2 screws each on the left and right (9)).
X Check the gap between the empty-tape baffle,
inside and the leading edge of the tape
deflector.
X Check the switching points of the proximity
switches. (See section (4.3.2.11 Exchanging
the Inductive Proximity Switch
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110 ) .)
NOTE:
If the tapes are not cut correctly, even
though the switching points are set
properly and the short-stroke cylinder
has been exchanged, complete with
the one-way restrictor, the cause of the
problem may be:
X Incorrect compressed air value/
leaky pneumatic connection
X Y socket union
X Blade in poor condition
X Faulty solenoid valve or
X Interruption of solenoid valve
activation
X Perform the appropriate “Final Steps”.