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OPERATOR'S MANUAL
Orkel AS
Johan Gjønnes veg 25
7320 Fannrem, Norway
Developing profitable customers
MP2000-X
Translated version. Published 2019
According to Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex | 1.7.4.1
Rev: MP2000-X.OM.1A.EN
Valid from serial number: 20424001
Orkel part number: 16774 Operators manual MP2000-X English
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orkel.no/qr/MP2000

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  • Page 1 OPERATOR’S MANUAL MP2000-X Translated version. Published 2019 According to Directive 2006/42/EC, Annex | 1.7.4.1 Rev: MP2000-X.OM.1A.EN User resources Orkel AS Johan Gjønnes veg 25 Valid from serial number: 20424001 7320 Fannrem, Norway Orkel part number: 16774 Operators manual MP2000-X English orkel.no/qr/MP2000...
  • Page 2 DISCLAIMER: This is a general user manual for Orkel’s X-series compactors. Sections regarding the F25 feed hopper are not applicable for MP2000-X 声明 这是Orkel的X系列压实机的使用说明书。有关F25进料斗的 章节不适用于MP2000-X...

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENT GENERAL ................................8 INTRODUCTION ..............................8 1.1.1 Foreword ..............................8 1.1.2 Disclaimer ..............................8 1.1.3 Range of use ............................... 8 CONTROL BEFORE DELIVERY ........................8 1.2.1 Preparation at costumer loaction ......................8 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE....................... 8 1.3.1 Serial number .............................
  • Page 4 WRAPPING TABLE ............................22 3.7.1 Wrapping settings..........................22 3.7.2 Film cutter settings ..........................22 3.7.3 Wrapping table tilt speed ........................23 WRAPPING TABLE ULTRASONIC SENSOR ....................23 3.8.1 Microsonic ..............................23 DRAWBAR ................................ 24 3.9.1 Telescopic drawbar ..........................24 3.9.2 Flexible drawbar .............................
  • Page 5 CONTROL SYSTEM ............................42 USER INTERFACE ............................42 6.1.1 Main page ..............................42 6.1.2 Icons for starting program sequences .................... 42 6.1.3 Menu ................................42 6.1.4 User settings (language and screen) ....................42 6.1.5 System information ..........................43 6.1.6 Manual controls ............................. 43 6.1.7 Machine settings ...........................
  • Page 6 7.13 HYDRAULICS ..............................60 7.13.1 Hydraulic oils ............................60 7.13.2 Hoses and connections ........................60 7.13.3 Hydraulic pump, gearbox ........................60 7.13.4 Heat exchanger ............................60 7.14 OIL CHANGE ..............................60 7.14.1 Hydraulic oil ............................. 60 Collerctor and cooler 7.14.1.1 ........................
  • Page 7 HYDRAULICS ..............................89 11.1 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM ........................... 89 11.1.1 Complete diagram ..........................89 11.1.2 Wrapping table, chamber and elevator control ................90 11.1.3 Plastic tying unit, sub conveyor and feed hopper ................. 91 11.1.4 Additional feed hopper control for F25 and chamber drive ............92 11.1.5 Hydraulic diagram list ...........................
  • Page 8 CHAPTER 1 GENERAL ................................8 INTRODUCTION ..............................8 1.1.1 Foreword ..............................8 1.1.2 Disclaimer ..............................8 1.1.3 Range of use ............................... 8 CONTROL BEFORE DELIVERY ........................8 1.2.1 Preparation at costumer loaction ......................8 IDENTIFICATION OF THE MACHINE....................... 8 1.3.1 Serial number .............................

  • Page 9: General

    NOTE: Other materials can also be compressed, but have To fulfill our own goals, regarding quality and strength, to be confirmed by Orkel AS in each case. This due to war- Orkel AS has implemented a continuing product- ranty legislations.

  • Page 10: The Operator's Manual

    (Example: Setup —> Operation —> Maintenance). WARRANTY Chapter overview: Orkel AS recommends that you study the document General «Warranty conditions» for detailed information regar- This chapter contains some of the formularities ding warranty terms and conditions.

  • Page 11: Decleration Of Conformity

    Type: From serial number: 20420001 Orkel AS hereby declare, that the identified product above is conform to the requirements of: Directive on machinery – 2006/42/EC - Electromagnetic compatibility Directive -2004/108/EC and EN ISO 12100/EN ISO 4413/EN ISO 13850/EN 349+A1/EN ISO 13857...

  • Page 12: Forms And Reports

    FORMS AND REPORTS 1.7.1 Delivery form NOTE: This form must be completed in 3 copies. One for the customer, one for supplier and one to be filed at Orkel AS. Orkel AS - Delivery form Model/type Serialnumber Date of delivery (customer)

  • Page 13: Warranty Report

    Mileage: Km at EUR: Total amount exclusive VAT: Orkel Consultant: Invoice new parts: Place and date: Signature: Orkel internal processing: Treatment of complaints Warranty report received date: Warranty parts returned/pictures received: Dismissal: Approved: Ground for dismissal: The claim is considered:...
  • Page 14 CHAPTER 2 SAFETY ................................14 INTRODUCTION .............................. 14 SYMBOLS ................................ 14 2.2.1 Warning, danger and caution ......................14 LABEL SYMBOLS ............................14 2.3.1 Warning labels ............................14 2.3.2 Warning labels explanation ......................... 15 TO THE OPERATOR ............................15 2.4.1 Exercise of security ..........................15 2.4.2 Personal protection ..........................

  • Page 15: Safety

    LABEL SYMBOLS Warning signs, indicating danger or warning attached to the machine, must not be re- moved or painted over. Unreadable signs must WARNING be replaced by new ones. These can be or- dered from Orkel AS.

  • Page 16: Warning Labels Explanation

    2.3.2 Warning labels explanation Jacking point. Do not start operating the machine until you Hydraulics securing valves, locking the tailgate have read and understood the safety precau- lifting cylinders. tions. Between the tractor and the machine, there is a Always stop the tractor engine or external power rotating PTO-shaft.

  • Page 17: Danger Zones

    2.4.6 Danger zones PRECAUTIONS Only operators and maintenance personnel are 2.5.1 Know your machine allowed “inside” the danger zone! All others should be turned away, due to their own safety! Know your machine. Learn all the functions and actu- WARNING ating mechanisms, and familiarize where the emergen- cy stop switches are located.
  • Page 18 CHAPTER 3 SETTINGS AND HYDRAULIC ADJUSTMENTS ................. 18 MAIN PARTS ..............................18 3.1.1 Overview ..............................18 3.1.2 Principle of operation ..........................18 HYDRAULICS ..............................18 3.2.1 Guidelines for hydraulic adjustment ....................18 3.2.2 Tank valves ............................... 19 FEED HOPPER ..............................19 3.3.1 Control panels ............................

  • Page 19: Settings And Hydraulic Adjustments

    SETTINGS AND HYDRAULIC ADJUSTMENTS MAIN PARTS Feed hopper Elevator 3.1.1 Overview Bale chamber Plastic tying unit Wrapping table The compactor main parts 3.1.2 Principle of operation The default setting of the machine is done during the The material is loaded into the feed hopper using a test run at the factory.

  • Page 20: Tank Valves

    3.2.2 Tank valves Rear controller MP2000-X w/ F25 got five tank valves: Red button: Emergency stop. T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5. Green button: Overrides the feed hopper sensor, and MP2000-X w/ F10 got four tank valves: manually activates T1, T2, T3 and T4. the feed hopper belts.

  • Page 21: Correction Of The Sideways Movement Of The Feed Hopper-F25

    3.3.3 Corection of the sideways movement of the feed CHAMBER hopper—F25 The bale chamber can handle high loads, but the set How to correct the sideways movement of the feed chamber pressure and the resulting bale density must hopper (description valid for each side): be considered and possibly limited according to type of material.

  • Page 22: Plastic Tying Unit

    PLASTIC TYING UNIT 3.6.2 Brake and feed speed 3.6.1 Principle of operation The feed speed should be set when the feed rollers are operated manually from the display unit. The speed Laying net or film on the bale in the chamber is done by should be set so that the net/film is fed at a slightly the plastic tying unit on the top of the machine.

  • Page 23: Remote Control

    Default setting: Increase the pressure and notice the WRAPPING TABLE pressure on the manometer when the film breaks. Then slightly decrease the pressure. 3.7.1 Wrapping settings Wrapping arms, high speed: NOTE: When starting the machine cold, the brake pressure Valve P1 regulates the oil flow to the wrapper arms. might be higher.

  • Page 24: Wrapping Table Tilt Speed

    Setting the speed: WRAPPING TABLE ULTRASONIC SENSOR Turning the valve clockwise decreases the speed. Turning the valve counterclockwise increases the speed. The wrap table ultrasonic sensor detects the bale when transported from the chamber, so that the table ac- Adjusting the height of the cutters is normally not nec- cepts the bale by moving to the middle position.

  • Page 25: Drawbar

    DRAWBAR Green arrow shows the hydraulic hoses that control the tilting of the drawbar. 3.9.1 Telescopic drawbar Yellow arrow shows the hydraulic hoses that control To be able to extract the telescopic drawbar, pull and sideway swing of the drawbar. hold the transport safety lock pull cord while engaging the hydraulic cylinder (lever 6).
  • Page 26 CHAPTER 4 OPERATION ............................... 26 SAFETY ................................26 4.1.1 Safe work routine ........................... 26 4.1.2 Operator safety ............................26 4.1.3 Other peoples safety ..........................26 4.1.4 Assembly on site ............................ 26 4.1.5 Elements of hazard during operation ....................26 4.1.6 Danger zones during operation ......................

  • Page 27: Operation

    OPERATION SAFETY 4.1.3 Other peoples safety IMPORTANT: If any dangerous situations occur, shut down The machine has multiple automatic functions, the PTO right away. which start and stop without any warning. No unauthorized personnel must be located in the WARNING danger zone during operation.

  • Page 28: Danger Zones During Operation

    4.1.6 Danger zones during operation CONNECTION AND SETTING UP THE MACHINE The left side of the compactor is a blind spot. 4.2.1 Rig up The operator must always be sure there’s no one present in this area, before start up and IMPORTANT: Be aware of the danger of tipping when rig- WARNING during operation.
  • Page 29 Continue levelling the machine with hydraulic jack stand, left- and right front (lever 7 and 8). When levelling is done, operate the left and right part of the feed hopper OUT (lever 3 and 4). It is important that both feed hopper parts are mo- ved all the way out to their end position.

  • Page 30: Telescopic Drawbar And Feed Hopper F10

    IMPORTANT: Be aware of the danger of tipping when rig- Run the PTO at about 300 RPM. ging up. Maintain this speed until the oil has reached the appropriate operating temperature. See chapter 4.2.1.2 Telescopic drawbar and feed hopper F10 4.2.8.

  • Page 31: Lever Overview

    4.2.2 Lever overview 4.2.2.1 Flexible drawbar and feed hopper F25 4.2.2.2 Telescopic drawbar and feed hopper F10...

  • Page 32: Lever List

    4.2.2.3 Lever list 4.2.4 Placing the tractor, when telescopic drawbar Flexible drawbar and feed hopper F25 The tractor should be placed on the left side of the ma- chine when connecting the PTO drive shaft. The drive Lever no: Valve function: shaft should be horizontal and parallel to the input Left support leg, rear Up / down...

  • Page 33: Hydraulic Connections

    4.2.7 Hydraulic connections Fold: The stair may be folded back into transport position as The machine has got two separate hydraulic systems: follows: The main system includes oil tank, pumps and valves, Carefully fold the lower part of the stairs up- and is powered by the PTO drive shaft via the gearbox.

  • Page 34: Break-In Period

    NOTE: Before the compactor is shipped from the factory, IMPORTANT: If the tank valves are closed when the PTO is Orkel has performed a thorough quality control and made started, there is a high risk of damaging the hydraulic sys- a test run.

  • Page 35: Film Roller Storage

    FILM ROLLER STORAGE The compactor is equipped with two hydraulically oper- ated film storages, one on each side behind the hatch- es. Press and hold the activation switch and operate the lever up or down to raise or lower the storage. In order to operate the storages the machine must be connected to the tractor’s hydraulic system, with the oil flow activated.

  • Page 36: Wrapping Arms

    WRAPPING ARMS 4.7.1 Wrapping arm emergency stop The compactors wrapping arms are equipped with safety guards that stop the wrappers movement if ob- structed while wrapping. If the safety guards are trig- gered, there will be a popup message on the display unit.

  • Page 37: Operator's Platform

    OPERATOR’S PLATFORM The operator’s platform are a safe station for the oper- ator when changing net/film rollers in the tying unit. It keeps the operator away from all moving parts and makes the process safer. It also contains extra room for additional net/film rollers.
  • Page 38 CHAPTER 5 TRANSPORT ..............................38 SAFETY ................................38 5.1.1 Speed limit ............................... 38 5.1.2 On road preparations ..........................38 5.1.3 Lifting points ............................38 5.1.4 Strapping and tie down ........................38 5.1.5 Dismantling the machine ........................38 HIGHWAY USE ..............................39 5.2.1 Preparations before transport ......................

  • Page 39: Safety

    TRANSPORT SAFETY 5.1.3 Lifting points Be aware of the danger of tipping when driving off road. Net weight of the machine is 11540kg. - 25400Lb. All lifting of machine must be performed as shown in 5.1.1 Speed limit the illustration. Front: Use a nylon strap to make a loop around the SPEED front crossbeam (Beam Dim: 100 x 100mm).

  • Page 40: Highway Use

    HIGHWAY USE The compactor is designed for a maximum speed of 40 km/h. Exceeding this speed is con- sidered dangerous. Furthermore, the speed DANGER must be limited according to national speed limits. Before using the machine the operator must ensure that all covers and hatches are closed and secured.

  • Page 41: Telescopic Drawbar And Feed Hopper F10

    5.2.1.2 Telescopic drawbar and feed hopper F10 Lift the bale bridge and fold it over the wrapping table. Raise the wrapping table (done from display unit, chapter 6.1.6) to its upper position in order to ensure free passage when extending the drawbar.
  • Page 42 CHAPTER 6 CONTROL SYSTEM ............................42 USER INTERFACE ............................42 6.1.1 Main page ..............................42 6.1.2 Icons for starting program sequences .................... 42 6.1.3 Menu ................................42 6.1.4 User settings (language and screen) ....................42 6.1.5 System information ..........................43 6.1.6 Manual controls .............................

  • Page 43: Control System

    CONTROL SYSTEM USER INTERFACE Start wrapping This icon starts a complete sequence in This section provides a brief introduction to the user which the bale is wrapped. interface, so that you quickly can get started using the machine. Start bale drop This icon starts a complete sequence in NOTE: Software reviewed by this chapter is 0.17.03.

  • Page 44: System Information

    6.1.5 System information Run elevator, low speed From main page; press menu and then the icon for System information. Run elevator, high speed This page shows information about the installed soft- Run elevator and chamber ware (SW), voltage and logged data. Run sub-conveyor, transport speed Run sub-conveyor, recycling speed Run hopper...

  • Page 45: Machine Settings

    The top of the list contains presets (predefined factory For more information of each setting and what it is setups) from Orkel for several different materials. used for, see section 6.1.17. These cannot be changed. If the machine settings are...

  • Page 46: Messages

    6.1.11 Messages From main page; press menu and then the icon for Messages. This page shows a list containing the previous 100 op- erational messages, including error messages. Open user lists Generate customer log text file Back to menu Delete data When pressing the upper left icon, the control unit ge- nerates a printable text file containing the customer log.

  • Page 47: Reset

    6.1.15 Reset From main page; press menu and then the icon for Reset. The reset icon resets the baling pro- cess, so that this starts from the beginning when the machine is put in auto mode. The reset does not affect the settings, nor the stored user data. 6.1.16 Software From main page;...

  • Page 48: Settings And Explanations

    6.1.17 Settings and explanations Name Explanation Chamber speed, baling Chamber speed during baling Chamber speed, net feed Chamber speed during net/film feed Chamber speed, net pull Chamber speed when net/film is put on the bale Chamber speed when bale is ejected from the chamber. Important in context of both stic- Chamber speed, drop tion and loss Chamber max pressure...
  • Page 49 Name Explanation Film release, 1st Defines at which of the wrapper rounds the cutters releases the film, first time Film release, 2nd Defines at which of the wrapper rounds the cutters releases the film, second time Film release, 3rd Defines at which of the wrapper rounds the cutters releases the film, third time Defines the duration of the cutter film release.
  • Page 50 CHAPTER 7 MAINTENANCE AND MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS ..............50 SAFETY................................50 7.1.1 Before maintenance ..........................50 7.1.2 Safety precautions regarding maintenance and mechanical adjustments ......50 7.1.3 Elements of hazard during maintenance ..................50 7.1.4 Control, after repair work or maintenance ..................50 ELECTRICS ..............................

  • Page 51: Maintenance And Mechanical Adjustments

    Orkel AS. All repair work shall be carried out by a skilled mechanic. Shut down the machine and disconnect the PTO -shaft prior to every machine inspection.

  • Page 52: Wheels

    Replace worn out parts if needed. the bolt. Tighten the bolts holding the adjustable bracket Contact your local supplier or Orkel AS directly if you when the chain-tension is OK. have any doubts about parts that must be replaced.

  • Page 53: Feed Hopper

    FEED HOPPER 7.5.2 Tightening the feed hopper chain F10 7.5.1 Tightening the feed hopper belts F25 This belt are of chain type with welded dogs. Check the belt tensioning and look for uneven wear. Loosen the lock-bolts (yellow arrows). There are two bolts on each side of each hopper halves (total: 8 bolts).

  • Page 54: Drive Chains

    DRIVE CHAINS ELEVATOR AND SUB CONVEYOR 7.6.1 Drive chains overview 7.7.1 Conveyor belts and feeder dog Sub conveyor and elevator belt. These belts are of chain type with welded dogs. Check the belt tensioning and look for uneven wear. 7.7.2 Adjusting the conveyor belts Same procedure on both belts.

  • Page 55: Chain Tensioner, Sub Conveyor

    WARNING be running. NOTE: In extreme cases of heating, a special filler nipple may be used (force lubricate) after removing the hose from the bearing. Please contact Orkel if this is necessary. Attaching bolt x4 Chain tensioner bolt...

  • Page 56: Adjusting The Front Chamber Belt

    7.8.2 Adjusting the front chamber belt 7.8.3 Adjusting the rear chamber belt All adjustment of the belt tracking is done on the right The adjustment’s of the rear chamber belt is done side of the chamber (upper front roller). See figure preferably from the right side of the machine.
  • Page 57 By increasing the distance C, the belt tracking will go Upper adjustment roller C Prior to this adjustment it´s very important to ensure towards B (figure “Rear 2”). When decreasing the dis- tance C, the belt tracking will go towards A. that the machine is levelled.

  • Page 58: Adjusting The Chamber Belt Tensioner

    7.8.4 Adjusting the chamber belt tensioner PLASTIC TYING UNIT The tension of the belts is under the influence of the force The tying unit, containing wide film or net is located on from the twin springs on both sides of the chamber. top of the chamber.

  • Page 59: Wrapping Table

    7.10 WRAPPING TABLE Loosen the upper bolt to allow some movement on the bearing housing. Dismount the lower bolt and pull the 7.10.1 Inspection roller backwards. Insert the bolt in a suitable hole. Both sides must be equally mounted. Check the function of all emergency stop handles. Also check for optimal lining of the wrapping film cutter.

  • Page 60: Control

    7.12.1 Control 7.12.2.1 Small type 40 A quick control of the degree of wear (clearance) might New bearing: 40 mm inside diameter, 44mm outside be done with a crowbar and a dial gauge. If no exces- diameter. sive wear is found, there’s no need for further disman- tling of the bearings.

  • Page 61: Hydraulics

    7.13 HYDRAULICS The oil level must be between max and min on the level indicator. Top up if necessary. 7.13.1 Hydraulic oils The gear oil must be changed minimum once a year, or The oil level is monitored by the control unit. An alarm when needed.

  • Page 62: Filter

    7.14.1.1 Collector and cooler 7.15 WELDING AND GRINDING Place an empty container beneath the drain All welding, drilling and other work done on the frame, hole. must be carried out with great caution. Remove the drain plug. Drain until empty. Approximately 10 L of oil. Clean up the oil spill.

  • Page 63: Service History

    7.16 SERVICE HISTORY We recommend to fill in all service/maintenance work in this scheme. Date/year Service/maintenance/major repair Performed by; Name/company...
  • Page 64 CHAPTER 8 LUBRICATION ..............................64 LUBRICATION SYSTEM, BEKA MAX EP1 ....................64 8.1.1 Oil lubrication, mode of operation ....................64 8.1.2 Grease lubrication, mode of operation .................... 64 8.1.3 Maintenance and control........................64 8.1.4 Beka Max grease lubrication system ....................64 REFILLING LUBRICANTS ..........................

  • Page 65: Lubrication

    LUBRICATION LUBRICATION SYSTEM, BEKA MAX EP 1 Please check the pressure relief valve on a regular ba- sis. If visual grease is present, a line or a distributor is The compactor is equipped with a fully automatic lubri- clogged. Another malfunction could be that a line is cation system.

  • Page 66: Refilling Lubricants

    By turning the screw clockwise, the amount is reduced. that the lubrication system is in good working order. 1/2 turn on the adjusting screw reduces the grease added by 0,013cm³. Please conference Orkel Compac- tion if you have any questions. IMPORTANT: Do not operate the compactor without a proper functioning lubrication system.

  • Page 67: Electric Pump And Main Distributor

    ELECTRIC PUMP AND MAIN DISTRIBUTOR...

  • Page 68: Trouble Shooting For Beka Max

    TROUBLE SHOOTING FOR BEKA MAX Problem Cause Remedy Pump does not work Fuse defective Replace fuse Problem with the power supply Replace electrical cable Problem with pump motor Replace pump motor NOTE: Correct motor mounting Pump is working but does not supply Air pocket in pump Bleed the pump grease...

  • Page 69: Oil Temperature

    ISO standard 3448 splits industrial lubricants in ISO-VG classes. The standard tells which viscocity is good for different temperatures. Lowest ISO-class equals thin- nest oil. The Orkel compactor is designed for temperatures: 15°C - + 80°C. NOTE: The temperature limitations is depending on the applied oil type.

  • Page 70: Manual Lubrication Charts

    MANUAL LUBRICATION CHARTS 8.7.1 The Compactor...

  • Page 71: Feed Hopper F25

    8.7.2 Feed hopper F25...

  • Page 72: Feed Hopper F10

    8.7.3 Feed hopper F10...

  • Page 73: Flexible Drawbar

    8.7.4 Flexible drawbar...

  • Page 74: Telescopic Drawbar

    8.7.5 Telescopic drawbar...

  • Page 75: Lubrication List

    8.7.6 Lubrication list Manual greasing points on MP2000-X Qty on Description: each side: Location: Total: Interval: Elevator, lower Left and right Handbrake Right Sub conveyor, elevator side Left and right Brake shaft, support Left and right Under elevator, bearings on rollers Left and right Elevator, upper Left and right...
  • Page 76 CHAPTER 9 PRESERVATION .............................. 76 CLEANING ................................ 76 9.1.1 Using high pressure washer ....................... 76 STORAGE ................................. 76 9.2.1 Long time storage ..........................76 9.2.2 Oil filling in the grease lubrication storage ..................76...

  • Page 77: Preservation

    PRESERVATION CLEANING 9.1.1 Using high pressure washer The compactor can be cleaned with a high pressure washer. Avoid directing the beam towards any electri- cal connections and components. IMPORTANT: Use hearing protection when cleaning the compactor. STORAGE A thorough cleaning and a complete lubrication is rec- ommended prior to long term storage.
  • Page 78 CHAPTER 10 ELECTRICS ................................. 78 10.1 MAIN POWER SUPPLY, E-STOP SWITCHES AND ELECTRICAL CABINET.......... 78 10.2 ELECTRICAL CABINET POWER SUPPLY RAIL ..................79 10.3 SENSORS AND MANUAL CONTROLS ......................80 10.4 VALVES, FAN MOTORS AND PUMPS ......................81 10.5 INPUTS AND OUTPUTS ..........................82 10.6 POWER SUPPLY .............................

  • Page 79: Electrics

    10 ELECTRICS 10.1 MAIN POWER SUPPLY, E-STOP SWITCHES AND ELECTRICAL CABINET...

  • Page 80: Electrical Cabinet Power Supply Rail

    10.2 ELECTRICAL CABINET POWER SUPPLY RAIL...

  • Page 81: Sensors And Manual Controls

    10.3 SENSORS AND MANUAL CONTROLS...

  • Page 82: Valves, Fan Motors And Pumps

    10.4 VALVES, FAN MOTORS AND PUMPS...

  • Page 83: Inputs And Outputs

    10.5 INPUTS AND OUTPUTS...

  • Page 84: Power Supply

    10.6 POWER SUPPLY...

  • Page 85: Inputs And Outputs Numerically Sorted

    10.7 IPUTS AND OUTPUTS SORTED BY NUMBER...

  • Page 86: Inputs And Outputs Sorted By Type

    10.8 INPUTS AND OUTPUTS SORTED BY TYPE...

  • Page 87: Sensors

    10.9 SENSOR OVERVIEW...

  • Page 88: Sensor List And Function

    10.9.1 Sensor list and function...
  • Page 89 CHAPTER 11 HYDRAULICS ..............................89 11.1 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM........................... 89 11.1.1 Complete diagram ..........................89 11.1.2 Wrapping table, chamber and elevator control ................90 11.1.3 Plastic tying unit, sub conveyor and feed hopper ................. 91 11.1.4 Additional feed hopper control for F25 and chamber drive ............92 11.1.5 Hydraulic diagram list ...........................

  • Page 90: Hydraulics

    11 HYDRAULICS 11.1 HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM 11.1.1 Complete diagram...

  • Page 91: Wrapping Table, Chamber And Elevator Control

    11.1.2 Wrapping table, chamber and elevator control...

  • Page 92: Plastic Tying Unit, Sub Conveyor And Feed Hopper

    11.1.3 Plastic tying unit, sub conveyor and feed hopper...

  • Page 93: Additional Feed Hopper Control For F25 And Chamber Drive

    11.1.4 Additional feed hopper control for F25 and chamber drive...

  • Page 94: Hydraulic Diagram List

    11.1.5 Hydraulic diagram list...

  • Page 95: Valve Overview

    11.2 VALVE OVERVIEW 11.2.1 Valve chart for MP2000-X with feed hopper F25...

  • Page 96: Valve Chart For Mp2000-X With Feed Hopper F10

    11.2.2 Valve chart for MP2000-X with feed hopper F10...

  • Page 97: Valve List For Mp2000-X With Feed Hopper F25

    11.2.3 Valve list for MP2000-X with feed hopper F25 Valve number Location Chamber, closing speed In cabinet, on valve block Safety valve, chamber door cylindre Chamber, cylinder, right hand side Safety valve, chamber door cylindre Chamber, cylinder, left hand side Plastic tying unit, feed speed Plastic tying unit Plastic tying unit, brake force...
  • Page 98 CHAPTER 12 SPECIFICATIONS ............................98 12.1 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM ........................... 98 12.2 POWER TAKE OFF............................98 12.3 LUBRICATION SYSTEM ..........................98 12.4 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM ............................ 98 12.5 WHEELS AND TYRES ............................ 98 12.6 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT ......................... 99 12.6.1 Measurements ............................99 12.6.2 Power requirement ..........................

  • Page 99: Specifications

    12 SPECIFICATIONS 12.1 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM Power supply: 24Vdc with alternator located by the pump unit and dual 12V 55Ah lead acid batteries in series. Sensors: Position detection: Inductive Pepperl+Fuchs NBB8-18GM50-E2-V1 Feed hopper: Ultrasonic, analogue Pepperl+Fuchs UC2000-30GM70-IE2R2-V15 Wrap table: Ultrasonic, digital (70 cm def.) Microsonic mic+130/D/TC Oil temperature: PT1000...

  • Page 100: Dimensions And Weight

    12.6 DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT 12.6.1 Measurements Net weight (F25, flexible drawbar): 11450 kg Net weight (F10, telescopic drawbar): 9660 kg Allowed total weight: 12500 kg Allowed vertical load on drawbar: 2500 kg Height (F25, flexible drawbar), transport mode: 3900 mm Height (F25, flexible drawbar), operating mode: 3900 mm Height (F10, telescopic drawbar), transport mode:...

  • Page 101: Dimensional Sketch F25, Operating Mode

    12.6.3 Dimensional sketch F25, operating mode...

  • Page 102: Dimensional Sketch F25, Transport Mode

    12.6.4 Dimensional sketch F25, transport mode...

  • Page 103: Dimensional Sketch F10, Operating Mode

    12.6.5 Dimensional sketch F10, operating mode...

  • Page 104: Dimensional Sketch F10, Transport Mode

    12.6.6 Dimensional sketch F10, transport mode...
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