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DispenseJet Series DJ-9500 Owner’s Manual...
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NOTICE This is an Asymtek publication, which is protected by copyright. Original copyright date 2008. No part of this document may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another language without the prior written consent of Asymtek. The information contained in this publication is subject to change without notice. Manuals on the Internet For the convenience of Asymtek customers and field service representatives, copies of Asymtek manuals can be downloaded from:...
Introduction Overview The DispenseJet Series DJ-9500 (Figure 1-1) is a non-contact dispenser providing high-speed delivery and exceptional volumetric control for various fluids, including silicones, underfill, encapsulants, UV adhesives, and silver epoxy. The DJ-9500 jets in tight spaces as small as 175 micrometers and creates fillet wet-out widths as small as 300 micrometers on the dispensed side of the die.
Refer to the safety section of your particular dispensing system Operations Manual prior to installing and operating your DispenseJet Series DJ-9500. Safety is considered a joint responsibility between the original equipment manufacturer (Asymtek) and the end-user (owner).
CAUTION! The DispenseJet Series DJ-9500 is a precision instrument of inherently safe design. The use of any dispensing fluid and the related choice of solvent for cleaning, as well as all associated safety precautions is the responsibility of the end-user.
Theory of Operation Overview The DJ-9500 is a normally closed, air-actuated, spring-return mechanism, which uses momentum transfer principles to expel precise volumes of material. Pressurized air is regulated by a high-speed solenoid to retract the Needle Assembly from the seat. Fluid, fed into the fluid chamber, flows over the seat. When the air is exhausted, the needle travels rapidly to the closed position, displacing fluid through the seat and nozzle in the form of a droplet.
Body Heater The Body Heater helps hold the DJ-9500 series assembly at constant temperature to protect it against transient temperature fluctuation in the machine. The Heat Exchanger version will supply a fluid at a constant temperature. Stroke Adjustment Knob Assembly Reservoir Holder Needle Assembly Fluid Reservoir...
Installation Overview The DJ-9500 is designed for use on Asymtek DispenseMate, Axiom X 1000, Spectrum S-820, and Spectrum S-900 Series Dispensing Systems. This section includes installation instructions applicable for each of these systems. This section includes the following installation instructions: Unpacking the DJ-9500 •...
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To install the DJ-9500: 1. Mount the DJ-9500 on the dovetail bracket and tighten with the 4-mm hex wrench. 2. Make the electrical connections according to the appropriate machine configuration shown in Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2. 3. Connect the pneumatic hoses as shown in Figure 4-1 and Figure 4-2. You should hear a click when the hose is inserted properly.
Figure 4-2 Connection Diagram – Spectrum S-900 Series NOTE The connections in Figure 4-2 also apply to Asymtek’s DispenseMate and Spectrum S-820 platforms. Installation...
Setup Overview This section describes the procedures required to setup the DJ-9500 for dispensing. NOTE Refer to the Fluidmove User Guide for detailed instructions on software configuration. Setting Up the DJ-9500 To setup the DJ-9500: 1. Make sure the DJ-9500 is completely assembled. See Section 6 - Maintenance and Service for complete assembly and disassembly instructions.
Maintenance and Service Overview Performing the recommended maintenance and service procedures increases the life of your DispenseJet Series DJ-9500 and ensures high quality dispensing performance for every production run. Refer to Figure 6-1 when performing the following maintenance and service procedures. Disassembling the DJ-9500 –...
Cleaning and Inspecting the DJ-9500 – Wetted Parts Removing the Cup Seal To remove the cup seal: 1. Disassemble the DJ-9500 as described previously. 2. Wipe fluid residue from the needle assembly. 3. Inspect the lower end of the jet body and inside the Thermal Control Assembly body and cooling passages for the presence of fluid.
Cleaning the Static Seal To clean the static seal: NOTE The static seal does not need to be removed from the needle assembly for cleaning. 1. Gently wipe excess fluid from inside walls of the seal using a swab (P/N 7204301). 2.
Cleaning the Nozzle To clean the nozzle: 1. Open the Stroke Adjustment Assembly (counterclockwise) until the red part aligns with the sleeve to release the spring load on the needle assembly. 2. Loosen the Collar/Retainer Assembly ½ turn. The retainer will rotate to the open position. ...
Assembling the DJ-9500 – Wetted Parts To assemble the wetted parts: 1. Ensure all wetted parts are clean and free of cured fluid. 2. Install the seal as described below: Cup Seal a. Insert the cup seal into the fluid chamber lip side first by placing the seal on the seal tool (P/N 7201416), and pushing the seal into the chamber (Figure 6-7 and Figure 6-8).
3. Adjust the stroke adjust knob so that the top of the red ring is visible at the top of the sleeve (Figure 6-12). Sleeve Figure 6-12 Stroke Adjustment Assembly Fully Opened 4. Insert the O-ring into the fluid chamber (Figure 6-13). 5.
Unitized Nozzles a. Place the Unitized Nozzle into the recessed area of the Fluid Chamber (Figure 6-16). b. Install the Fluid Chamber/Unitized Nozzle over the needle assembly and against the base of the jet body. Make sure the chamber is engaged with the alignment pin in the jet body base (Figure 6-17).
9. Pull down on the Stroke Indicator Ring. 10. Tighten the stroke adjust knob until it bottoms out (do not over tighten) 11. Release the Stroke Indicator Ring and it will lock into place. If it does not lock in place, slightly back off the stroke adjustment assembly until it does.
Removing and Replacing the Needle Assembly To remove the Needle Assembly: 1. Remove the DJ-9500 from the platform as described in “Disassembling the DJ-9500 – Wetted Parts” previously in this section. 2. Wipe the fluid residue from the needle assembly. 3.
4. Line up the needle with the inner seal and the jet bearings (Figure 6-23). 5. Slide the needle through the bearings and slide the insertion tool base into the jet body. 6. Hand-tighten the base until it stops against the jet body. Figure 6-23 Inserting the Needle 7.
Figure 6-25 Needle and Flange Fully Seated 12. Apply a light coating of lubricant (P/N 48-0018) to the inside of the sleeve on the detents and threads. WARNING! Failure to lubricate detents will lead to rapid wearing of the sleeve and failure. 13.
Removing and Replacing the Solenoid Valve or Thermal Control Assembly (TCA) To remove and replace the solenoid valve or TCA: 1. Remove the DJ-9500 from the platform and remove the fluid chamber, seat, and nozzle as described in “Disassembling the DJ-9500 – Wetted Parts”...
DJ-9520 Heat Exchanger Version a. Pull down the Heat Exchanger Handle to release and remove the Heat Exchanger. b. While the Release Handle is still down, loosen the four socket head cap screws using a 2.5 mm hex wrench through the holes in the cover on the junction box (DO NOT remove the three (3) button head screws).
4. Disconnect the 2-pin connector and remove the solenoid valve. 5. Replacing the TCA only: a. Disconnect the 4-pin connector. b. Push the translucent green coolant line into the junction box to gain access to the TCA connection (Figure 6-28). Apply a light coating of lubricant (P/N 48-0018) to the line to ease the movement.
f. Press the long, black portion of the TCA into the groove on the junction box (Figure 6-32). g. Attach the electrical connectors on the TCA (Figure 6-33). Figure 6-32 Pressing the TCA into the Figure 6-33 TCA Electrical Connectors Junction Box 6.
DJ-9520 Heat Exchanger Version a. With the cam lever down to the open position, thread in the four (4) socket head cap screws. b. Attach the Valve Body Alignment Tool (P/N 7214835) to the Junction Box and Collar and tighten the adjustment knob hand tight. Adjustment Knob Junction Box...
Troubleshooting Overview To quickly identify problems, look for obvious signs such as burnt, missing, damaged, or loose parts, as well as fluid obstructions and leakages. If a problem recurs, there may be other root causes. Tables 8-1 through 8-3 facilitate troubleshooting based on symptom, set-up, and component. Refer to Figure 9-2 for part identification.
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Table 8-1 DJ-9500 Troubleshooting – Symptom Based (Continued) Symptom Possible Cause Recovery Any of the causes above As above. Check dot parameters and jet Changed software settings configuration values. Poor Quality Jetting Thoroughly clean. Inspect all sealing Dirty, worn, or damaged wetted parts and mating surfaces for scratches and (fluid chamber, fluid seal, chamber traces of fluid.
Table 7-2 DJ-9500 Troubleshooting – Set-up Based Set-up Variable Effect Notes If this is a new process, contact Asymtek for assistance in process development. If this is a qualified process, fluid properties may have changed. The fluid may have exceeded its Dispense Fluid pot life, or been mishandled or set-up incorrectly.
Table 7-3 DJ-9500 Troubleshooting – Component Based Component Quality Troubleshooting Questions Size and Is it the correct size? Was it installed in the correct orientation? Does Seat orientation a new seat have the same behavior? Size and Is it the correct size? Was it cleaned completely? Does a new nozzle Nozzle cleanliness have the same behavior?
Additional Information Recommended Facility Items In addition to the supplied accessories and tools, it is recommended that the following items be available at your facility: • Personal Protective Equipment recommended in applicable MSDS • Bench Lamp and Magnifier Set • Ultrasonic Cleaning System •...
Input/Output Connection 7-PIN Female Circular Plastic Connector (Cable P/N 210751) Pin Num Signal name SOLENOID SOLENOID UNUSED HTR PWR HTR PWR HTR RTD (-) HTR RTD (+) 28-PIN Female Circular Plastic Connector (Cable P/N 7212229) Pin Num Signal name Pin Num Signal name +24V UNUSED...
Needle Assembly, Nozzle, and Seat Configuration The DispenseJet Series DJ-9500 is configured at the Asymtek factory for your application. Configuration includes selecting appropriate needle/nozzle and seat sizes and identifying the model of the machine on which the jet will be installed. The optimal needle, nozzle and seat combination is determined based on your application needs.
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Table 8-1 Available Needle/Nozzle and Seat Sizes (Continued) Part No. Description For Standard Nozzles: 210734-1 SEAT, C TYPE, 0.20mm (0.008in) 210734-2 SEAT, C TYPE, 0.25mm (0.010in) 210734-3 SEAT, C TYPE, 0.38mm (0.015in) 210734-6 SEAT, C TYPE, 0.75mm (0.030in) 210734-8 SEAT, C TYPE, 1.00mm (0.040in) 210734-12 SEAT, C TYPE, 1.50mm (0.060in) 210753-3...
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Table 8-1 Available Needle/Nozzle and Seat Sizes (Continued) Part No. Description For Active Nozzles: 7216389-1 SEAT, ACTIVE, Z TYPE, 0.125mm (0.005in) 7216389-2 SEAT, ACTIVE, Z TYPE, 0.15mm (0.006in) 7216389-3 SEAT, ACTIVE, Z TYPE, 0.20mm (0.008in) 7216389-4 SEAT, ACTIVE, Z TYPE, 0.25mm (0.010in) 7216389-5 SEAT, ACTIVE, Z TYPE, 0.38mm (0.015in) 7216389-6...
Spares and Accessories Table 8-2 and Table 8-3 list available spares and accessories. You may order entire kits or by individual part number. Table 8-2 DJ-9500 Spares and Accessories Part Number Part Description Description 7200538 KIT, CONSUMABLE, VALVE, DJ-9500 Valve Cleaning/ Consumables Kit 01-0022-00 BOOT,VAC .120 ID OLIVE For 6-oz kit, use P/N 7202648...
Sample Application Settings See Table 8-4 and 5 for a list of settings that affect DJ-9500 performance. Values are application Table dependent. Refer to the Fluidmove User Guide or Online Help for detailed software instructions. Values are saved in the Fluidmove configuration, fluid, heater, and program files. A column is provided for you to record your current settings.
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Table 8-5 Software Settings (Continued) Category Parameter Units Current Settings Teach a Settling Time Program>Edit>Edit Dot Down Speed inch/sec Parameters Down Accel inch/sec Dispense Gap inch Num Shots Multi-shot Delta Dwell inch Dwell Time Retract Distance inch Retract Speed inch/sec Retract Accel inch/sec Mid-move 1...
Illustrated Parts List Table 9-1 identifies components referred to in Figure 9-1 to Figure 9-3. The item numbers associated with the description correspond to the callout numbers in the illustration. Part number information is also available on Asymtek’s Find-A-Part web page: http://webstore.asymtek.com/awweblive/apps/findapart_index.asp Table 9-1 Illustrated Parts List...
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Table 9-1 Illustrated Parts List (Continued) Item No. Part No. Description 7214821 ASSY, J-BOX,DJ-9500,W CLAMP 7214840 ASSY, J-BOX,BODY HEATER,DJ-9500 7214890 ASSY, J-BOX, NO-HEAT, DJ9500 SCREW,M3X.05, COSKET CAP X30 49-3330 (Torque to 12in-lbs) 7212295 DRAW PLATE HEAT EX, DJ9500 CAM RELEASE MECHANISM 48-9930 PIN.DOWEL,.125 X .438 LG 7212288...
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