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Cleaning Checklist T015 Check Schedule Cleaning points 1.1 Weekly 1.2 Monthly 1.3 Every 8 Hours 1.4 Every 8 Hours 1.5 Every 8 Hours 1.6 Every 3 Months 1.7 Weekly 1.8 Weekly 1.9 Weekly 1.10 Monthly Monthly 1.11 Weekly 1.1…

1.14 Replacing the Nozzle Filter (Every 3 Months)

Point

The filter inside the shaft becomes soiled during the course of machine operation, and

should be replaced approximately every 3 months. If errors occur frequently for a

specific nozzle, it is probable that the flow of air is being impeded by a dirty filter.

Procedure

WARNING

Be sure to turn the main power off before performing this

procedure.

Squeeze in the levers shown in the figure below, and carefully extract the filter.

Caution:

1. Do not apply excess force to the nozzle shaft.

2. Ensure that the filter is returned to the nozzle with the levers at the bottom.

2. Remove the pin from the filter Assy, and replace both the filter and the pin.

C7SM3111

Filter

C7SM3008

Filter Assy

Part 3 Chapter 1 Cleaning

Edition 2.9 3-1-15 CP-7 series Mechanical Reference

Cleaning Checklist

T015

CheckScheduleCleaning points

1.1

Weekly

1.2

Monthly

1.3

Every 8 Hours

1.4

Every 8 Hours

1.5

Every 8 Hours

1.6

Every 3 Months

1.7

Weekly

1.8

Weekly

1.9

Weekly

1.10

Monthly

1.11

Weekly

1.12

Monthly

1.13

1.14

Monthly

Cleaning the Nozzle Interior

Cleaning the Fluorescent Nozzle Stickers

Emptying the Waste Tape Box

Cleaning the Waste Tape Duct

Emptying the Reject Parts Box

Replacing the Nozzle Filter

Ceaning the Camera Glass

Cleaning the Filter Regulator

Cleaning the Machine Interior

Cleaning the Tapered Clutch on the Nozzle Indexing Shaft

Cleaning the Part Height Check Sensor Lens

Cleaning the Air Filter

Cleaning the Oil Cooler Air Filter

Cleaning the Carrier Rodless Cylinder

Part 3 Chapter 1 Cleaning

Edition 2.9 3-1-16 CP-7 series Mechanical Reference

2. Lubrication

Precautions During Lubrication

• Prior to beginning any lubrication, turn the main breaker off.

• Apply an appropriate amount of lubricant. If too much lubricant is applied, it

may splatter and drop on panels inside the machine. Special care should be taken

to keep the camera lens clean, as a soiled lens results in poor part inspection

results. Use a lens cleaner to keep the lens clean.

Types of Lubricant

The lubricants which are used have the following characteristics.

Note: Do not mix grease types.

Daphne Eponex No. 2

Multemp SRL

AFC Grease

Lithium grease by Idemitsu suited to mid/low speed parts.

Lithium grease by Kyodo Oils suited to high/mid/low speed parts.

Multemp LRL3

Lithium grease by Kyodo Oils suited to mid/low speed parts.

High grade synthetic oil based on grease by THK suited to

high speed parts.

SHC 630

Turbine oil +

NASKALUBE

This MOBIL, PAO based oil is used on gears and axis components.

A Fuji special blend containing additives, used for the purpose of

enhancing durability.

Characteristics

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Type

Daphne

Super Multi Oil 32

High grade synthetic based oil by Idemitsu used as a multi-purpose

lubricating oil applicable to a wide range of parts that require

lubrication.

Part 3 Chapter 2 Lubrication

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