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Editi on 06/2002 S tudent Guide HS - 50 Advance d I 1 1 Pneumat ic Cutter and Emp ty-T ap e Duct 18 à P ull the cut ter out awa y from the contact surf ac es ( on t he machine frame) towards the outside of the machine (t…
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à Loosen the screws fastening the nozzle changer, lift it up somewhat and hold it in this position.
à Unplug the electrical cable and the pneumatic hose of the nozzle changer.
à Carefully put the nozzle changer down.
à Loosen the screws fastening the empty-tape duct assembly (see Fig. 11.4.1 -> 11, 9) and lift
the duct out of the machine.
WARNING
There is always a risk of injuring yourself with the cutting edge of the blades.
For this reason, the deflector plate, the cover and the protective sheet (see Fig. 11.4.3 -> 6,7, 2)
must be left mounted in place. 11
à Take the cover off the cable pit (see Fig. 11.6.6 -> 5).
à Loosen the cutter’s compressed air connection (Y-socket union: see Fig. 11.6.3 -> 9) in the
cable pit (see Fig. 11.6.6 -> 5).
à Remove the cover from the control board (see Fig. 11.6.5 -> 14).
à Unplug the plug-and-socket connection of the power supply and the drive on the control board
(see Fig. 11.6.5 -> 11, 10).
à Carefully undo the corresponding cable tie (left or right) on the outside of the control board box
(see Fig. 11.6.5 -> 15).
-> Do not damage the cables in this process.
à Place the cover back on the control board and on the cable pit.
à Remove the tape chute (it is only hooked in).
This makes the cutter easier to access for removal.
WARNING
The area under the cutter must be clear (e.g., do not place your feet under it either). 11
à Undo the fasteners for the stop buffer assembly on left- and right-hand side of the machine
frame (two M8 socket hex head cap screws on each side, see Fig. 11.4.1 -> 15) under the
surface supporting for the component table.
à Loosen the screws fastening the cutter to the machine frame (2 screws, M6, on the left and
right retaining bracket, see Fig. 11.4.1 -> 2, 3 and 4):
– In exceptional cases, disks or plates may have been installed between the contact surface
of the cutter on the machine frame and the cutter itself.
-> Save these disks / plates and re-install them later.
à Securely hold the cutter tight at both ends.
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à Pull the cutter out away from the contact surfaces (on the machine frame) towards the outside
of the machine (towards your body).
à Set the cutter down such that it does not pose a risk of injury to uninvolved personnel either.
Put it in its own crate / container immediately.
11.6.1.2 Installing the Cutter
à Make certain that the following warning signs are on the cover plate over the movable blade. If
not, install them (Item No.: see Section 11.2):
– Adhesive Label with text " Disconnect machine from mains voltage and....",
– Adhesive Label: Triangle warning symbol "Hand injury".
CAUTION
Tighten the screws to the correct torque -> see Table, Fig. 11.4.2. 11
à If there were disks or plates inserted between the contact surface of the cutter on the machine
frame and the cutter itself, re-install them now.
-> The cutter must be shimmed to the same height at all contact points however.
à In the reverse order to disassembly, place the new pneumatic cutter (Item no.: see Section
11.2) on the contact surfaces of the machine frame and push it in to the threading position.
à To avoid dropping the cutter, insert all four M6 screws into the holes now:
à Pull the cutter as far as possible away from the PCB conveyor for the time being.
à Snug up the screws somewhat for the time being.
à Remove the cover from the control board of the new cutter.
à Make the plug-and-socket connections for the power supply and drive on the control board (al-
location: see Fig. 11.6.5 -> 11, 10).
à Use a cable tie to fasten the cables running to the cable pit to the fixing pedestal on the control
board box (see Fig. 11.6.5 -> 15).
The strain on the cables / plug-and-socket connections must be relieved (see Fig. 11.6.6 -> 8).
à Remove the cover from the cable pit and make the compressed air connection to the machine
at the Y-plug-in coupling (see Fig. 11.6.3 -> 9).
à Place the cover back on the control board and the cable pit.
à Install the empty-tape duct assembly and check the entire length of the gap between the lead-
ing edge of the tape deflector and the "empty-tape baffle, inside", as described in Section
11.6.8.
à If necessary, slide the cutter in the slots parallel to the direction of the PCB conveyor until you
reach the TARGET distance 1.0 to 1.5 mm (see Fig. 11.4.3 -> Detail).
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à In this position tighten all 4 screws crosswise.
-> Tighten the screws to the correct torque -> see Table, Fig. 11.4.2.
à Perform the appropriate “Final Steps” (see Section 11.6.11).
11.6.2 Turning the Stationary and Movable Blade 180 °
NOTE:
The movable blade has a cutting edge on both sides.
If one cutting edge becomes worn, the blade can still be used by turning it 180° on its vertical axis
and re-installing it.
At the same time, the stationary blade must also be turned 180° on its vertical axis and installed.
If both edges are already blunt, proceed as instructed in Section 11.6.3. 11
11.6.2.1 Removing the Blades
WARNING
Wear thick protective gloves.
You might cut yourself on the blades and the tape deflector.
Never reach into the pneumatic cutter from below or into the empty-tape duct from above.
Make certain that no one can injure themselves on the dismantled blades standing next to the ma-
chine. 11
à Remove the cutter from the machine, as described in Section 11.6.1.
à Before any further disassembly, fasten the dismantled cutter to the retaining bracket (LH and
RH) with 2 parallel clamps on a flat sturdy work bench or screw it tight on the mounting plate
(Item no.: see Section 11.3) with four M6 socket hex head cap screws
-> see CAUTION in Section 11.6.10.