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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II
TE P/N 4-528000-7
Document number:
TE Connectivity (TE) PN:
Language:
412-94349-3
8-744017-2
en (translation of the German original version)

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  • Page 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Document number: 412-94349-3 TE Connectivity (TE) PN: 8-744017-2 Language: en (translation of the German original version)
  • Page 2 Phone +49-6251-133-0 Fax +49-6251-133-1600 www.te.com Certified in accordance with ISO 14001 and ISO/TS 16949:2002 © 2016 TE Connectivity Gesellschaften. All Rights Reserved. General information  The information provided is for the purpose of product descriptions only. Users must conduct their own assessments and tests. It should be noted that our products are subject to natural wear and ageing processes.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Table of contents Revisions ......................5 Revision history ........................5 Introduction ..................... 6 About these operating instructions ..................6 Signs and symbols used in this document ................6 2.2.1 Instructions..........................6 2.2.2 Notes ............................
  • Page 4 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 4.1.5 Connection data ........................20 Functional description .................. 21 Layout ......................22 Layout: front view ........................22 Layout: rear view ........................23 Structure, side view ....................... 24 Control and indicating elements .................... 25 6.4.1 FFC crimping machine control panel ..................
  • Page 5 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Preparation/Commissioning ....................49 9.3.1 Language selection ........................ 49 9.3.2 Program creation ........................50 Inserting the terminal belt ...................... 50 Tool change ........................... 53 9.5.1 Tool installation ........................54 9.5.2 Tool removal .......................... 56 Setting the printed conductor detection .................
  • Page 6 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Customer Service Europe, Middle East, Africa (EMEA) ......74 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 4 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 7: Revisions

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Revisions Revision history Rev. Date Description Name 03/07/2018 First version P. C. Knapp 15/08/2018 Update HMI images P. C. Knapp 11/09/2018 Update Links P. C. Knapp Table 1: Revision history OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 5 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 8: Introduction

    Keyence LV-N10 operating instructions Warranty claims, liability TE Connectivity disclaims all liability for any loss or damage arising from failure to observe the instructions provided on the hand tool or in the operating instructions. The manufacturer is not liable for any damage attributed to changes or modifications to the bench top machine not mentioned in these operating instructions.

  • Page 9: Notes

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 2.2.2 Notes General note on operation or use. 2.2.3 Safety instructions Special safety instructions are provided where necessary. See Section 3. Abbreviations Abbrevia- Meaning tion Flexible Flat Cable Flexible Printed Circuits Table 2: Abbreviations used OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 7 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 10: General Safety Instructions

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 General safety instructions The machine has been manufactured in line with current industry standards and recognised safety rules. Nevertheless, there is a risk of personal injury and material damage if the following general safety instructions and the warnings preceding the instructions in these operating instructions are not observed.

  • Page 11: Accessories

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 No other tools are included in the scope of delivery. These can be ordered sepa- rately. Information on other tools is available from the Customer Support Centre, see Section 16. 3.1.2 Accessories The FFC crimping machine can be equipped with accessories.
  • Page 12 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Warning WARNING! Type of hazard Cause  Measures for averting hazards "Warning" indicates a potentially dangerous situation which, if not averted, can result in fatality or serious (irreversible) injuries. Caution CAUTION! Type of hazard Cause ...

  • Page 13: Safety Signs (Type-Specific)

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 3.4.1 Safety signs (type-specific) The following safety signs are used in these operating instructions and the area surrounding the machine in order to warn the operator of hazards: General warning This warning sign accompanies specific activities subject to various hazards. Hand injuries warning This warning sign accompanies specific activities where there is a risk of hands being trapped, entangled or injured in other ways.

  • Page 14: Prohibition Signs

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Remove plug from mains The mains plug must be unplugged before opening the housing. 3.4.3 Prohibition signs The following prohibition signs are used in these operating instructions and the area surround- ing the machine in order to warn the operator of hazards: Removal of safety devices prohibited This prohibition sign is used when it is forbidden to remove safety devices.

  • Page 15: Qualification Of Personnel

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 The operator must ensure that the following tests are carried out: – Testing of the machine for operating safety – Functional tests of safety devices – All tests dictated by the maintenance plan The operator must ensure that a copy of the operating instructions is kept to hand at the ma- chine at all times.

  • Page 16: Safety Devices

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Necessary qualification of personnel Assembly start- Qualified technical personnel who, in addition to German and English, up instruction also speak the language of operating personnel Operation Qualified persons trained by technically skilled persons. Maintenance ser- Technically skilled persons who speak German or English.

  • Page 17: Work Areas/Danger Zone

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 1: Protective cover Work areas/Danger zone The operator must stand only in the operator area marked with cross-hatching (1). Figure 2: Work areas/Danger zone OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 15 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 18: Safety Measures

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 All other areas of the machine must be regarded as danger zones. Danger zone Endangered Type of danger person Foil table area Operator Risk of crushing if the machine is not properly installed Work area around the machine Operator Tripping hazard if cables are not...

  • Page 19: Safety Measures For Commissioning

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 3.9.3 Safety measures for commissioning The machine must be set up and operated only in a technically perfect condition with aware- ness of safety aspects and potential dangers. The proper mounting and functioning of all safety devices, particularly protective covers, must be ensured before each use.

  • Page 20: Safety Measures For Upkeep, Maintenance And Repair

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 3.9.6 Safety measures for upkeep, maintenance and repair When carrying out upkeep work, maintenance or repairs, always follow the instructions in these operating instructions or consult TE if you require advice. A record should be kept of the mainte- nance and servicing of the machine.

  • Page 21: Technical Data

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Technical data 4.1.1 Rating plate Figure 3: Rating plate (example) Item Designation Item Designation Machine designation Part number Ordering code SAP order number Serial number Manufacturing date Power frequency Mains voltage Power consumption Operating pressure Weight Table 6: Information on the rating plate...

  • Page 22: Product/Performance Data

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 4.1.3 Product/performance data Date Value Unit Crimping force Maximum travel Stroke velocity Strokes/sec. Table 8: Product/performance data 4.1.4 Operating/ambient conditions Date Value Unit Operating temperature 5 - 40 °C Storage temperature 5 - 40 °C 30 –...

  • Page 23: Functional Description

    Individual conductor positions within the processing sequence can be skipped over. Preparations Prepare the foil according to the TE Connectivity specification. Close the machine's terminals. Insert the appropriate applicator for the terminals into the machine. Then select or create a suitable program for the foil. This program contains the offset, the de- gree of pitch and the number of terminals.

  • Page 24: Layout

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Layout Layout: front view Figure 4: FFC crimping machine, front view Item Designation Item Designation Power cable Pneumatic connection Control Slide table Tool Control display Terminal roll Transport lug Table 11: Components of the FFC crimping machine, front OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 22 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 25: Layout: Rear View

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Layout: rear view Figure 5: FFC crimping machine, rear view Item Designation Item Designation Power cable FFC crimping machine termination and start signal Maintenance unit Pneumatic connection Table 12: Components of the FFC crimping machine, rear view OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 23 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 26: Structure, Side View

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Structure, side view Figure 6: FFC crimping machine, side view Item Designation Item Designation Pneumatic connection Shut-off valve Pressure regulator Safety valve Table 13: Components of the FFC crimping machine, rear view OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 24 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 27: Control And Indicating Elements

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Control and indicating elements 6.4.1 FFC crimping machine control panel Figure 7: FFC crimping machine control panel Designation Function Isolating switch (main switch) Status display Selector switch operating modes Start button Emergency stop button Control display Table 14: Operating elements of the FFC crimping machine OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

  • Page 28: Operating Modes

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 6.4.2 Operating modes Figure 8: Operating mode selector switch The operating mode is changed via the key switch. Operator Mode Production mode Program Mode For settings and setup Control 6.5.1 Programmable controller (PLC) The machine is controlled with a Siemens PLC.

  • Page 29: Ffc Crimping Machine Control Display

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 FFC crimping machine control display The FFC crimping machine is operated via the Siemens Simatic HMI touch panel (Figure 7; 6) User levels The machine is delivered with three user levels. The access authorisations differ according to the operating mode.

  • Page 30: Automatic Mode

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Automatic mode The operator cannot change any of the settings in this mode. Figure 9: Automatic mode Button Description Step-by-step Each step of the machine cycle is executed individually after the switch is activated Reset Machine conducts reference runs and returns to the zero position of the...

  • Page 31: Loading A Program

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Button Description Production sym- Opens the page with the production data Table 17: Operator Mode 7.2.1 Loading a program Figure 10: Loading a program Button Description Program name Name of the production program. Another program can be selected via the triangular button.

  • Page 32: Production

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.2.2 Production Figure 11: Production data Button Description Total Production Total number of crimpings performed Production Number of crimpings performed in the batch Reset to zero Resets the batch size counter to zero Batch production Part counter Target quantity...

  • Page 33: Setup Mode

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Setup mode The operator can change all of the settings in this mode. Figure 12: Setup mode Button Description Cylinders Accesses the cylinder control Crimping press Controls the press drive Motor Table Controls the foil table Setup Accesses the settings...

  • Page 34: Cylinder

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.1 Cylinder Figure 13: Cylinder Button Description Foil clamping Foil clamping Vibrator Vibrator Terminal feed Terminal feed Reset Moves all cylinders to their home position Back to previous screen Table 21: Cylinders The mini applicator menu item works only for applicators with pneumatic feed ...

  • Page 35: Crimping Press

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.2 Crimping press Figure 14: Crimping press Button Description Slow clockwise rotation Slow anti-clockwise rotation Zero switch Button turns green when the press is in the home position and red when it is not in position. Setup speed Press speed in jog mode Crimping press...

  • Page 36: Motor Table

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.3 Motor Table Figure 15: Motor Table Button Description Moves the foil table to the right Moves the foil table to the left Setup speed Speed of foil table in jog mode Table Position Displays the current position of the foil table Reset...

  • Page 37: Setup

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.4 Setup Figure 16: Setup Button Description Parameter User Parameter User Manage- User rights ment Language Select language Back to previous screen Table 24: Setup OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 35 - 74 412-94349-3...
  • Page 38 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.4.1 Parameter Figure 17: Parameter Button Description Program In Pro- Displays the number of the active program gress Offset Table Sets the offset value of the foil table. Transfer Transfers the set offset value to the program. Press Speed Displays the current operating speed of the press drive.
  • Page 39 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Maximum adjustable offset value = 85 mm Changes are accepted only when the reset button is pressed. 7.3.4.2 User administration Figure 18: User administration Button Description User User Password Password Group User level Logoff time Time in minutes without input after which a new password prompt ap- pears...
  • Page 40 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Only the administrator can make changes in this window Names and passwords can be changed or created in this screen. 7.3.4.3 Language Figure 19: Language Language selection The selected language remains active after the machine is switched off. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 38 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 41: Program

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 7.3.5 Program Figure 20: Program Page 1 Button Description Program name: Name of the production program. Another program can be selected via the triangular button. No.: Number of the production program New program Saves the program Deletes the program Renames a program...
  • Page 42 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 21: Program page 2 Button Description Offset Configured offset value Quote 1 Displays the distance between two terminals Pitch Sets the distance between two terminals Quantity Number of required strokes Fill Fills the set number of strokes with the pitch.

  • Page 43: Login/Logout

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Login/Logout When a password protected menu is selected, a password request is displayed. As long as the user is on the same password level, the password does not have to be re-entered. Password entry Figure 22: Password entry ...

  • Page 44: Error Messages

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Error Messages Opens the Error Messages menu. Figure 23: Error Messages Button Description Time Time at which error occurred Date Date on which error occurred Status Error code Text Error Description Back to previous screen Resets the error message after the cause has been eliminated Table 29: Error Messages OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS...

  • Page 45: Delivery

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Delivery Internal transport (before unpacking) The machine can be transported by forklift while packaged. After unpacking, it will be necessary to use transport aids. Observe the information on reasona- ble loads. 8.1.1 Reasonable loads The table below can be used as a guide for lifting and carrying reasonable loads.

  • Page 46: Receipt And Unpacking Of Goods

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Receipt and unpacking of goods 8.2.1 Unpacking the machine The machine is delivered on a pallet packed in a shipping carton. Figure 24: Unpacking the machine (example)  Remove the lid and sides of the shipping carton. ...

  • Page 47: Transport Instructions (After Unpacking)

    Check the kit content for completeness.  Check each component for possible transport damage. If any damage is noticed, immediately notify TE Connectivity. Show the transport damage to the transport company. Transport instructions (after unpacking) The overall weight of the machine is approx. 89 kg.

  • Page 48: Storage, Temporary Storage

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Risk of injury from falling parts Transporting the machine components incorrectly can give rise to hazards.  Only use lifting gear and load lifting appliances with sufficient carrying capac- ity. Observe the permitted lifting weight. ...

  • Page 49: Commissioning

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Commissioning The safety instructions in Section 3 must be observed for all commissioning proce- dures. Installation/Assembly 9.1.1 FFC crimping machine Preconditions/requirements for the site of installation  Ensure an adequate bench height. The bench height depends on the position of the opera- tor (working in a seated or standing position).

  • Page 50: Routing Of Cables And Hoses

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.1.3 Routing of cables and hoses ATTENTION! Tripping hazard, machine damage Hazard due to incorrect routing of cables and hoses.  Route cables and hoses in such a way that they cannot be damaged and do not pose a tripping hazard.

  • Page 51: Electrical

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.2.1 Electrical Preconditions/requirements for electrical supply The machine is designed for operation from a 230V 50Hz power supply. The power supply to the processor must be protected by a 30mA residual current device. Power connections for the machine must conform to local standards and regulations.

  • Page 52: Program Creation

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.3.2 Program creation The machine is shipped from the factory with four master programs. To create a new program, proceed as follows:  Set the operating mode switch to program mode (see Section 6.4.2 Operating modes) ...
  • Page 53 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7  Place the terminal roll (1) on the terminal roll positioner (3).  Fix the terminal roll with the terminal cover (2).  Guide the paper strip around the paper strip guide (4) ...
  • Page 54 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7  Release the terminal belt brake by turning the lever downwards.  Insert the terminal belt into the feed rail Figure 30: Feed finger Item Designation Feed finger Table 36: Feed finger ...

  • Page 55: Tool Change

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 31: Anvil Item Designation Item Designation Pilot hole Anvil Table 37: Anvil  Push the terminal belt forward until the first terminal lies over the anvil (2) and the feed fin- ger snaps into a pilot hole (1).

  • Page 56: Tool Installation

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.5.1 Tool installation WARNING! Crushing hazard Closing tools pose an entrapment hazard  Remove the tool only when the machine is switched off and the compressed air supply is interrupted. Figure 32: Applicator lock Item Designation Item...
  • Page 57 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 33: Applicator installation Item Designation Item Designation Applicator Mini applicator connection "Return stroke" compressed air con- "Working stroke" compressed air nection connection Sensor connection Table 39: Applicator installation Clean the applicator seating surface. ...

  • Page 58: Tool Removal

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.5.2 Tool removal WARNING! Crushing hazard Closing tools pose an entrapment hazard  Remove the tool only when the machine is switched off and the compressed air supply is interrupted.  Disconnect the pneumatic connections (3, 4) ...

  • Page 59: Adjusting The Sensor Position

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.6.1 Adjusting the sensor position The sensor position must be adjusted if the position of the first terminal does not match with that of the printed conductor. Figure 34: Sensor position Item Designation Item Designation...

  • Page 60: Setting The Terminal Feed With Pneumatic Feed

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 9.7.1 Setting the terminal feed with pneumatic feed Figure 35: Terminal feed Item Designation Item Designation Locking nut Adjustment screw Table 41: Terminal feed  Disconnect the pneumatic connections (Figure 33; 3, 4) ...

  • Page 61: Setting The Crimp Height

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Setting the crimp height Please note the corresponding specification. Page 9 9.8.1 Adjusting the crimp height on the applicator The step range of the threading disc is 0.05 mm. Position "A" denotes the largest dimension, and position "D"...

  • Page 62: Changing The Foil Guide

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 37: Foil guide Item Designation Item Designation Locking nut Threaded shaft Table 43: Foil guide  Loosen the locking nut (1) of the lifting unit  Turn the threaded shaft (2) on the hexagonal profile to adjust the stroke. ...
  • Page 63 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Figure 38: Foil guide Item Designation Item Designation Fixing screws Foil support Foil stop Table 44: Foil guide  Loosen the four fixing screws (1)  Remove the foil stop (3) and the foil support (2). ...

  • Page 64: Operation/Use

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Operation/Use ATTENTION! Material damage If the machine is dirty or used when it is not in good condition, this can lead to in- creased wear and reduce the service life.  The machine must be clean and in good condition prior to starting work. Residue and dirt must be removed if necessary.

  • Page 65: Production Mode/Normal Mode

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 10.3 Production mode/Normal mode 10.3.1 Crimping program selection  Open the Load Program menu  Select the desired crimp program from the drop-down menu. (See Section 7.2.1 Loading a program)  Transfer the program to memory. ...

  • Page 66: Troubleshooting

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Troubleshooting The procedures described in this section may be undertaken only by suitably quali- fied technicians. After completion of a repair or the replacement of components, conduct the corresponding safety checks. Errors are events that interrupt operation and production and can lead to faulty products or damage to the FFC crimping machine.

  • Page 67: Overview Of Error Reports And How To Handle Them

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 11.2 Overview of error reports and how to handle them Error Message Troubleshooting M150.0 Table value too high M150.1 Entered values not increasing M150.2 No value set M150.3 M150.4 Protective covers open M150.5 Refill material M150.6...

  • Page 68: Faults And Remedies

    Motor is Defective Replace the motor if neces- sary. Control switched off Switch the control on. PLC failure Contact TE Connectivity The foil clamp does not func- No air Check the pneumatic con- tion nections. Switch the valves on.

  • Page 69: Maintenance

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Maintenance The generic term 'maintenance' is understood to include:  Inspection (determination and assessment of a desired state)  Maintenance (preservation of a desired state)  Repair (restoration to a desired state) Only regular inspections allow (normal) wear of individual components to be identified in good time.

  • Page 70: Visual Inspection

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 12.2.1 Visual inspection  Check the entire machine to ensure that it is fully functional and no components have loos- ened.  Check that all pins are present, in a good condition and secured with retaining rings. ...

  • Page 71: Lubricating The Tool Lifting Unit

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 12.2.3 Lubricating the tool lifting unit  Lubricate the guide pins of the tools with mineral-based lubricant K2C10 in accordance with DIN 51825.  Do not use any sharp-edged or pointed objects for lubrication. This can damage the guide pins.
  • Page 72 FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Lubrication points Figure 42: Applicator lubrication points OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 70 - 74 412-94349-3...

  • Page 73: Decommissioning

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Decommissioning 13.1 Taking the machine out of service  Switch the machine off at the main switch.  Disconnect the mains supply.  Disconnect the compressed-air supply line from the on-site compressed-air supply. ...

  • Page 74: Disposal

    It must be taken to a suitable recycling facility to enable salvage and recycling. WEEE Directive In accordance with the WEEE Directive, TE Connectivity supports recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment. Relevant information can be found on the following website: http://www.te.com/deu-de/utilities/product-compliance.html...

  • Page 75: Drawings, Parts Lists, Circuit Diagrams

    FFC BASE MACHINE MARK II TE P/N 4-528000-7 Drawings, parts lists, circuit diagrams OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Page 73 - 74 412-94349-3...
  • Page 76 EMEA Wear & Spare Parts: TEFE3@te.com EMEA Field Service Administration: TEFE4@te.com Adresse: TE Connectivity Germany GmbH c/o Schenck Technologie- und Industriepark GmbH Landwehrstr. 55 / Gebäude 83 64293 Darmstadt Deutschland Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Personal der EMEA-Service-Hotline Deutsch und Englisch spricht.
  • Page 77 Tyco Electronics AMP GmbH certified acc. ISO 14001 and ISO/TS 16949:2002 © 2016 TE Connectivity Germany GmbH a TE Connectivity Ltd. company. All rights reserved. TE Connectivity and TE connectivity (logo) are trademarks. Other products, logos and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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