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Summary of Contents for Workhorse Flashback
- Page 1 Flashback REV:000...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table Of Contents Introduction Standard Operating Guide 3 - 4 Features & Specs Controls 5 - 6 External Layout Internal Layout 8 - 17 Wiring Diagram Plumbing Diagram 20 - 26 Comprehensive Parts List... -
Page 3: Introduction
So if the Print head is selected to a single stroke the machine will flood the screen, the tables will raise make a Print stroke and then the table will lower. When the machine lowers back down the Flashback will then get a signal to Flash. (The FLASHBACK will extend in and automatically reverse its self back to its home position). -
Page 4: Features/ Specs
Then raise the Flashback by loosening the front levers and turning the knob and slowly raise the front, do this in increments where you then loosen the back levers and raise it up by turning the knob. You will want to raise the Flashback 2 inches or so above the pallet, this will allow for clearance over the pallet when the table is raised. -
Page 5: Controls
So if the Print head is selected to a single stroke the machine will flood the screen, the tables will raise make a Print stroke and then the table will lower. When the machine lowers back down the Flashback will then get a signal to Flash. (The FLASHBACK will extend in and automatically reverse its self back to its home position). - Page 6 Then raise the Flashback by loosening the front levers and turning the knob and slowly raise the front, do this in increments where you then loosen the back levers and raise it up by turning the knob. You will want to raise the Flashback 2 inches or so above the pallet, this will allow for clearance over the pallet when the table is raised.
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Page 7: External Layout
External Layout Front Mount Rear Mount Part A Part B Reversing Bracket Part C Rear Fan (Sawed) Part D Front Fan Part E Cover Part F Complete Control Warning Sticker Fire Hazard Sticker Part I Part H Part G Hex Nut Nylon Washer Part K Part J... -
Page 8: Internal Layout
Internal Lay out WARNING! RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Turn ALL power to unit OFF before service. All service should be done by or under the supervision of a trained technician Flashback Valve Latching Relay Part Q Part R Control Box Internal View... - Page 9 Element Tray Kep Nut Bulb Standoff Bus Bar Part AJ Part AF Part AG Element Tray, Open Double Reflector Single Reflector Flashback Bulb Part AC Part AD Part AE Bulb Standoff Kep Nut Bus Bar Part AF Part AJ Part AG...
- Page 10 Reflectors Reflector Kit (3 pc.) Double Reflector Single Reflector Part AZ Part AC Part AD Element Element Kit (2pc) Element Part BA Part AE...
- Page 11 Element Tray, Open Kep Nut Part AJ Duplicate Image...
- Page 12 Bottom Left Cover Part AK Element Tray, W/ Cover Element Tray, W/ Cover Bottom Right Cover Part AL...
- Page 13 Band Cylinder Band Cylinder Part AM Band Cylinder Elbow Fitting Band Cylinder Part AN Part AM...
- Page 14 Element Tray, Wheel Wheel Single Edge Part AO Element Tray, Wheel Wheel Double Edge Part AP...
- Page 15 Element Tray, Wheel Shoulder Bolt Part AQ Flange Nut Part AR Element Tray, Wheel Nylon Washer Part AS...
- Page 16 Snap Action Switch Snap Action Switch Part AT Kep Nut Part AU Snap Action, Com. Bracket Flat Washer Part AV Com Bracket Part AW Female Receptacle Part V...
- Page 17 Fuse, Fuse Holder 6 amp Fuse Part AX Fuse Holder Part AY Rear Snap Action Switch Snap Action Switch Part AT...
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Page 18: Wiring Diagram
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Page 19: Plumbing Diagram
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Page 20: Faq
WARNING! RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Turn ALL power to unit OFF before service. All service should be done by or under the supervision of a trained technician FAQ: 1. The Element tray will not extend: Make sure the air supply is turned on. Check that the right mode has been selected (see page 12 for mode explanations) Check that the snap action switch at the rear of the element tray (reverse) is not stuck down and you hear a click when triggered. - Page 21 “Print Print Flash” will only work in automatic, the second flash is canceled from the output to the delay timer. If this connection is not made correctly at the CPU, or at the relay in the flashback it will not cancel the flash 8.
- Page 22 First thing to determine is it weeping air or leaking. Weeping air is normal we supply a ball valve on the flashback to shut the air off when the press is not being used, this will help from depleting the air in the reserves.
- Page 23 When testing the Flashback the 220 VAC can be Unplugged, unless were testing the high voltage. The Modes can all be tested with out the heat on, for example if you are testing a flashback that will not retract you will want to...
- Page 24 Part V The communication bracket is what the Flashback uses to connect to the cpu, the switch on the top of the bracket is activated by the table raising and lowering. This switch will get dirty at times grease lint and spray adhesive and will need cleaned. Also at times there may be a high spot in the table and when the machine is in the down mode it does not make contact not signaling a function to happen.
- Page 25 If there is no voltage across the bulbs you can take L1 to ground and see if there is 110 VAC, if there is you may have either lost a leg on your main coming into the Flashback or had a break on it some where in between.
- Page 26 Understanding the Relay connections WARNING! RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Turn ALL power to unit OFF before service. All service should be done by or under the supervision of a trained technician -24vdc Green Wire -24vdc to FB Valve -24vdc to FB Valve From Front side, through relay +24vdc from reverse...
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Page 27: Comprehensive Parts List
F-0216 Swivel pad F-0903 Snap Action Switch E-0982 X-large Lever K-0014 Keps Nut 42-KEPS-6-10 Flat Washer 43-FLT-250-10 Flat Washer 43-FLT-8-10 Flashback Valve A-0213 Communication Bracket Assy. SA-0067R Latching Relay E-0212 6amp Fuse E-0913 Contactor E-0401 Fuse Holder E-0912 Relay Base...