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Chapter 8: Maintenance
Maintenance
Only maintenance personnel that have thoroughly read and understand the TM-401 User's
Guide and have several years experience operating and maintaining similar machines should be
permitted to maintain the TM-401.
Routine Maintenance Schedule
The TM-401's simple, low-maintenance design keeps required maintenance to a minimum. The
following schedule indicates common maintenance tasks and how frequently they should be per-
formed.
Maintenance Task
Vacuum or brush dust and
debris off machine, including
sensors
Inspect nozzle tip for wear or
damage
Check and set incoming air
pressure to 85 psi with the
vacuum on
Check & record vacuum lev-
els
Clean Heat Sealer shoes
Clean Loading Track
Clean Cover Tape Guide
Inspect Air Pressure Regula-
tor for moisture build-up
Clean PSA Sealer assembly
Replace nozzle vacuum filter
Remove heat shoes, replace
if necessary
Caution!
Users should always wear protective eye wear when operating or maintaining the
TM-401.
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Schedule
Daily
Daily
Every 120 hours of operation
or as needed.
Every 40-80 hours of opera-
tion
Every 120 hours of operation
or as needed
Every 40 hours of operation
Every 40 hours of operation
Every 40 hours of operation
Every 40 hours of operation
Every 200-300 hours of oper-
ation
Every 4 months
Materials needed
• soft bristled paint brush or
vacuum
• To replace worn nozzle tip,
call V-TEK Service for spe-
cific nozzle part number.
• None
• None
• 3/32" hex wrench
• plastic or brass brush
• alcohol
• small, stiff bristled paint
brush
• alcohol
• cotton swabs
• none
• alcohol
• cotton swabs
• nozzle vacuum filter (p/n
201026)
• Heat Shoes (p/n 261122)
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