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    Stacker Preventive Maintenance Weekly: Clean and Inspect

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    Stacker Preventive Maintenance Weekly: Clean and Inspect

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    The document provides instructions for weekly preventative maintenance of a machine, including verifying sensor sensitivities and temperatures, cleaning parts, inspecting fixtures, lubricating robots, and checking switches. Notes advise contacting supervision for anything unusual and referring to technical manuals for details.

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    The document provides instructions for weekly preventative maintenance of a machine, including verifying sensor sensitivities and temperatures, cleaning parts, inspecting fixtures, lubricating robots, and checking switches. Notes advise contacting supervision for anything unusual and referring to technical manuals for details.

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    Stacker Preventive Maintenance Weekly: Clean and Inspect

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    Fabio Gonzalez
    The document provides instructions for weekly preventative maintenance of a machine, including verifying sensor sensitivities and temperatures, cleaning parts, inspecting fixtures, lubricating robots, and checking switches. Notes advise contacting supervision for anything unusual and referring to technical manuals for details.

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    STACKER PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE WEEKLY

    WW Machine S/N
    PM Date Next PM Date

    Verify
    - Tray Present Sensor Sensitivity
    - Robot Calibration Sensitivity
    ( Each Robot has two Calibration Sensor Amps and two fiber optic sensor with focal lens.
    Insure the fiber optic sensor and focal lens are present, not damaged and operational )
    - Nest Sensor Sensitivity
    ( The Nest on Table sensors use through beam technology, so ensure that the transmit and receive
    lenses are aligned and facing each other )
    - Check Temperature Controller parameter setting.
    Zone# 1 : 220° ± 5°C, Zone# 2 : 210° ± 5°C, Zone# 3 : 200° ± 5°C, Zone# 4 : 210° ± 5°C, Zone# 5 : 220° ± 5°C

    Clean and Inspect


    - Main Air regulator Set Point
    - Clean Top on Machine.
    Wipe dust and debris from the top on the machine with EDS cleaner and a blue Tex-wipe.
    - Nest Fixtures
    i. Check fixture hours and inspect for cleanliness. Clean off any dirt and debris with a tech swab
    or tech wipe. Do not use Isopropyl Alcohol
    ii. Inspect the Nest Fixtures for integrity. Insure that the two(2) dowel pins are installed.
    Replace or install dowel pins if damaged or missing. Insure that the base plate screws are
    tight and flush. Tighten if needed with hex wrench.
    - Clean ID fixture ( send thru again washing machine after sand blasting ).

    Switches
    - Check to ensure all door safety switches and emergency stops switch function properly.

    Part Replacement
    - Inspect and replace the End Effector Suction Cups for damage.

    Lubrication
    - Lubricate Robot shaft with Mobil grease.

    NOTE : 1. If anything unusual, contact your supervisor immediately.


    2. For more detail explanation regarding the Preventive Maintenance, please refer to the
    Equipment Manufacturer Technical Reference Manual.
    3. Do not use Isopropyl Alcohol to clean any stainless steel parts. Isopropyl Alcohol will cause the
    stainless steels parts to rust

    COMMENTS :

    Serviced By
    Maintenance Group
    Checked By

    Page 1of 1 SF3088PN, Rev. A


    Unless otherwise specified, if this is a paper copy, it is uncontrolled and you must verify the current revision.ECO 0403-705-RRAM

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