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SIPLACE S-25 HM 2 Retrofitt. Instruct. RV6-DLM1 Head & Nozzle Chang. RV6 Standa rd (Optionen) 02/01 Issue 2.4 Sequence: Ins talling the Hardware 67 Å Rem ove th e nozzle reje ct box and sc rew the nozzle chang er on …
2 Retrofitt. Instruct. RV6-DLM1 Head & Nozzle Chang. RV6 Standard (Optionen) SIPLACE S-25 HM
2.4 Sequence: Installing the Hardware 02/01 Issue
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Å Use the nozzle changer RV6 Standard from the retrofit kit (see Section 2.3.2).
Å Make the electrical and pneumatic connection on the bottom of the new nozzle changer as
shown below.
Å Fasten the interface cable of the nozzle changer and the compressed air hose to the back of
the new nozzle changer with a cable tie as shown above.
Å Place the new nozzle changer correctly into the fixed location pins of the carrier.
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1. Reject box, removed
2. Screws fastening the nozzle changer RV6 Standard, RH side
Cable ties
SIPLACE S-25 HM 2 Retrofitt. Instruct. RV6-DLM1 Head & Nozzle Chang. RV6 Standard (Optionen)
02/01 Issue 2.4 Sequence: Installing the Hardware
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Å Remove the nozzle reject box and screw the nozzle changer on tight.
4 socket hex head cap screws M4 of different lengths, as follows:
– Back left -> M4 x 40
– Front left -> M4 x 50
– Back right -> M4 x 45
– Front right -> M4 x 10
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1. Fiducials for position recognition
2. Reject box
NOTE:
In case of installing the RV6-DLM head during the upgrade S23 HM to SW V 502.xx, the bar from
the retrofit kit with the both fiducials for position recognition must always be mounted on the nozzle
changer RV12
, as described in the Retrofitting Instructions, Item no. 00192377-01
(position of the bar: see also in Fig. 2.4.8).
The fiducial marks are already on the new nozzle changer RV6.
Å Place the reject box from the nozzle changer back in.
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Å Fasten the interface cable and the compressed air hose as shown above.
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3. 2 Mounting pedestals, adhesive, with cable tie
4. Cable tie
DANGER
Do not use alcohol for any cleaning work near open flame!
Cable tie