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PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE INTRODUCTION Chapter Issue 7, Jan 15 Technical Reference Manual 41.1 CHAPTER 41 PREVE NTIVE MAINTENANCE INTRODUCTION This maintenance schedule is a re commended programme wh ich should be carried o…
SENSORS
TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY SENSOR
40.20 Technical Reference Manual Chapter Issue 5, Jan 16
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
INTRODUCTION
Chapter Issue 7, Jan 15 Technical Reference Manual 41.1
CHAPTER 41 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
INTRODUCTION
This maintenance schedule is a recommended programme which should be
carried out on a daily basis.
NOTE
There is a monthly maintenance schedule which is detailed in a separate
manual, Micron Maintenance Manual, part number 167152.
The daily schedule can be performed by a suitably trained operator and should
take approximately 15 minutes to complete. The tasks are generally limited to
surface cleaning and minor inspections.
If any items or parts are found to be defective, escalate to a suitably trained
engineer.
Material Safety
Data Sheets
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) listing the health and safety aspects
applicable to cleaning materials are available on request from the purchase
source.
If difficulty is experienced in obtaining an MSDS, assistance is available from
ASM.
Contact your local ASM agent.
Cleaning Equipment
Disposal of Waste
Materials
All waste materials including fluids and contaminated materials must be dis-
posed of in accordance with national, federal or local legislation.
Description Part Number
IPA Impregnated Wipes 115806
Plastic Spatula (white) 173737
Plastic Spatula (green) 173788
Plastic Spatula (black) Antistatic 173825
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
41.2 Technical Reference Manual Chapter Issue 7, Jan 15
DAILY MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Preparation The machine must be isolated from electrical power and air pressure. Remove
the stencil if fitted.
Linear Bearing
Guides and
Ballscrews
The following linear bearing guides and ballscrews must be inspected for
debris, print medium and excess grease:
Careful attention is needed on the bearing blocks, checking for a build up of
grease where the bearing block meets the guide rail. Excess grease can
capture debris, creating a bearing failure.
In the event of contamination, escalate to a suitably trained engineer.
NOTE
Instructions on how to clean and lubricate the linear bearing guides and
ballscrews are detailed in the Micron Maintenance Manual, part number
167152.
Inspect Reference Figure
Camera X Linear Bearing Guide (Rotary) Page 9
Print Carriage Linear Bearing Guides Page 8
ProFlow Vertical Linear Bearing Guides Page 13
Rail Width Ballscrews (Style 1 Table) Page 4
Rail Width Linear Bearing Guides (Style 1 Table) Page 4