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Objective 24: Test Vacuum Performance through Tooling Towers
Use the following procedure, test Tooling Towers:
Vacuum pressure and flow per tower
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Aim:
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To Verify/baseline the tooling vacuum capability and flow capability per tower.
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Allowing threshold settings to be defined for the machines warning systems.
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All procedures to be completed using tooling setup page
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· At transport height with tray loaded drive TRP over rails position
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· Apply TRP pressure
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· Toggle vacuum on
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· Drive to vision height
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· Toggle Z lock on
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· Drive TRP to home position
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· With the Vacuum remaining on remove a substrate from the tooling cap creating a leak
· Using the vacuum readout on the machine MMI display record the value in the table below
· Return the substrate to the position it came and record the readout from the machines MMI
Display in the table below
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· Once complete remove three substrates from their tower caps to define the pre vacuum
Threshold
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Notes:
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There should be more than a 10KPA drop in vacuum pressure when one substrate has been
removed. This can very dependent on tower cap design but should be equal to or more than.
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If less than 10 KPA drop has been observed please contact your FSE or local service control centre to
escalate for actions.
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. Go to Tooling Set-up and set the pressure to 40KPa.
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