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Ver 1.0
CM SERIES
FRYER / SIEMENS 828 CONTROL
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
70 Jon Barrett Road, Patterson, NY 12563, USA | www.fryermachine.com | v: 845.878.2500 | f: 845.878.2525

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  • Page 1 Ver 1.0 CM SERIES FRYER / SIEMENS 828 CONTROL MAINTENANCE MANUAL 70 Jon Barrett Road, Patterson, NY 12563, USA | www.fryermachine.com | v: 845.878.2500 | f: 845.878.2525...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    ......................22 4.3 REVERT TO THE FACTORY SET PASSWORD ....................22 4.4 ADJUSTING INPUT VOLTAGE PARAMETERS ....................23 4.5 M- CODES .................................. 24 4.6 ALARMS 4.61 Siemens Alarms............................25 4.62 Fryer PLC Alarms and Descriptions......................25 4.63 Clearing an Alarm............................26...
  • Page 3 4.7 WORKING WITH FILES 4.71 File Types..............................26 4.72 Back-Up An 828 Archive File to A USB Stick....................26 4.73 Reloading an Archive File ........................... 27 4.74 Backing Up Tool Data on the 828 Control....................27 4.8 ADDING A SOFTWARE OPTION TO AN 828 CONTROL ................

  • Page 4: Safety Information

    Only Fryer factory-trained service personnel should troubleshoot and repair the equipment. Do not modify or alter this equipment in any way without first consulting Fryer Machine. Any modification or alteration of this equipment could lead to personal injury and/or mechanical damage and could void your warranty.

  • Page 5: Mechanical Safety

    5. Always wear safety shoes with steel toes and oil-resistant soles. 6. Do not paint, alter, deface, or remove any warning plates from the machine. Replacement plates are available from Fryer Machine Systems. 7. Keep flammable liquids and materials away from the work area and hot chips.

  • Page 6: Electrical Safety

    10. Never clean up chips while the machine is running or is in automatic mode. 11. Do not file workpieces being rotated under power. 12. At the end of the workday the machine should be placed in "EMERGENCY STOP MODE" 13.

  • Page 7: Basic Installation

    Pictures should be sent to service@fryermachine.com. 2. Place the machine in its location and complete inspection. If there is any damage to your machine, Fryer should be notified immediately. This will enable us to provide replacement parts before the service technician arrives install the machine.

  • Page 8: Unpack And Place Your Machine

    To make certain that your machine installation goes smoothly, it is important that the following items are completed prior to the arrival of the Fryer authorized service technician. This will ensure that our technician is able to provide you with the maximum amount of training during his allocated time with you.
  • Page 9 You should always refer to your local electrical code to be sure you are grounding to code. Generally, use a grounding wire with a cross section of more than 14 mm and a resistance to ground of less than 100 ohms. This wire size should be greater than AWG (American Wire Gauge) No.

  • Page 10: Leveling The Machine

    2.6 LEVELING THE MACHINE Before attempting to use the machine, it will be necessary to accurately level it. • Screw the leveling bolts (with nut) into the holes in the base of the machine. Set a leveling pad under. • Please prepare the following tools to adjust machine level: •...
  • Page 11 Step 3 • Adjust the center leveling studs until they are just touching. • Again, verify the machine is level with the level parallel to both axes without further adjustment. Step 4 • With the level parallel to the X-axis, slowly move the table back and forth over full Y-axis travel check to see that the level does not change.

  • Page 12: General Information

    3.0 GENERAL INFORMATION 3.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE CHART *FOR FURTHER MAINTENANCE DETAIL, REFER TO THE MACHINE COMPONENT SECTIONS IN THE MANUAL LISTED BELOW. CAUTION! Always follow all Lock Out / Tag Out procedures before performing any maintenance MAINTENANCE ITEM RECOMMENDED Daily Weekly 6 Mo Required...

  • Page 13: Machine Components

    3.2 MACHINE COMPONENTS 3.21 Axis Lubrication System • The automatic way lube system is controlled by the PLC in the control. The system only pumps way oil when the spindle and axes are moving. If there is no machine movement the pump will not pump unnecessary oil. This method greatly reduces way lube usage and keeps oil out of the machine coolant sump and prevents fouling.

  • Page 14: Pneumatic System

    3.23 Pneumatic System • Schematic – See Pneumatic Schematic in electrical cabinet (see previous page) • Pneumatic List / Pressure Settings • Main Supply – 90-125 PSI at 5 CFM • Air Gun • Tool changer – Carousel In • Tool changer –...

  • Page 15: Automatic Tool Changer

    3.24 Automatic Tool Changer – CAT40 / BT40 – 8 or 10 / 20 Position (CM-20 Only), Carousel Style Automatic Tool Changer CM-15 CM-20 Specifications 8 Pos 10 Pos 20 Pos (Opt.) 3.50" 3.55" Maximum Tool Diameter: 6.00" Maximum Tool Dia. w/ adjacent positions empty: 8.0"...

  • Page 16: Flood Coolant System

    • If it is required for the spindle to run at maximum RPM, the spindle must not run more than 2 hours straight. After 2 hours of run time at maximum RPM, the spindle must be slowed down to 50% of the maximum RPM for at least 30 minutes before running at the maximum RPM again.

  • Page 17: Fryer Tool Probe

    3.27 Fryer Tool Setter (Tool Probe) The Fryer Tool Probe can only be used to automatically measure tool length. It cannot be used to measure tool diameter or radius. Optional tool setting probes are available to perform length and diameter or radius measurements.

  • Page 18: Fryer Part Probe

    Fryer Part Probe Calibration 1. To set up a new FRYER probe in the tool table. it needs to be in the manual tool location in the library. It is important to remember your probe is wired which is manually inserted and removed the tool from the spindle.

  • Page 19: Basic Machine Procedures

    3.3 BASIC MACHINE PROCEDURES 3.31 Setting Axes Home Positions PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY The 828 control comes standard with absolute encoders which generally do not require homing. However, if you have an issue with the battery or the machine is not turned on for an extended length of time the machine may need to be re- homed according to the following procedure.

  • Page 20: Check Axis Backlash

    When done make sure parameter 34210 [0] shows 2 for all axes (axis with motor encoder) When done make sure parameter 34210 [0] and parameter 34210 [1] shows 2 for all axes (axis with scale) 3.32 Check Axis Backlash Tools Required: 0.0001” resolution dial indicator, remote handwheel (manual pulse generator) •...

  • Page 21: Adjusting Backlash Compensation

    3.33 Adjusting Backlash Compensation PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY • Refer to Section 4.1 for directions to access parameter screens. • Press MENU SELECT • Select SETUP • Select MACHINE DATA • Select AXIS MD • Using AXIS+ AND AXIS-, select the correct axis •...

  • Page 22: Check / Adjusting Ballscrew Endplay

    3.35 Check / Adjusting Ballscrew Endplay * It is important to read and understand the procedure 3.34 Working with Waycovers, before executing this procedure. • Tools Required: 0.0001” resolution dial indicator, remote handwheel (manual pulse generator), metric allen key set, spanner wrench. •...

  • Page 23: 828 Control

    4.0 828 CONTROL 4.1 ACCESSING MACHINE PARAMETERS PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY Press MENU SELECT Select SETUP Select MACHINE DATA Available folders: GENERAL MD / CHANNEL MD / AXIS MD 4.2 ACCESSING THE SOFTWARE VERSION To find out the version of the software you are running on your 828 control: 1.

  • Page 24: Adjusting Input Voltage Parameters

    4.4 ADJUSTING INPUT VOLTAGE PARAMETERS PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY The Siemens control will shut itself off if the line voltage is more than 10% different than the voltage set in the control. You must adjust the parameter to match your line voltage to the machine. The first step to accurately measure your line voltage.

  • Page 25: M-Codes

    4.5 M-CODES An M code in CNC programming controls miscellaneous machine functions, including starting and stopping specific actions or programs. PROGRAM STOP OPTIONAL PROGRAM STOP END OF PROGRAM SPINDLE CLOCKWISE SPINDLE COUNTERCLOCKWISE SPINDLE STOP TOOL CHANGE REQUESTED MIST COOLANT / AIR BLAST ON FLOOD COOLANT COOLANT (FLOOD AND MIST / AIR BLAST) OFF INDEXER CYCLE START WAIT FOR COMPLETION...

  • Page 26: Alarms

    4.62 Fryer PLC Alarms and Descriptions There are certain PLC alarms in the 700000 range which are not in the HELP screen. These are FRYER Machine specific alarms that are for optional equipment installed on the machine. The alarms are listed below:...

  • Page 27: Clearing An Alarm

    700042 Y AXIS MOTION AND ATC ARM NOT AT HOME POSITION 700043 DRAWBAR FAILURE 700044 QUILL SCALE POSITION UPDATE ON PRESS BUTTON AGAIN TO TURN OFF 4.63 Clearing an Alarm Carefully check the machine according to the description given in the alarm. Clarification of the alarm codes can be found by using the HELP as described above.

  • Page 28: Reloading An Archive File

    4.73 Reloading an Archive File PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY NOTE: Set the password protection to “Current Access Level: Manufacturer”. Refer to Section 4.3 above. 1. Select the PROGRAM MANAGER key. 2. Press the ARCHIVE and READ IN ARCHIVE keys. 3.

  • Page 29: Adding A Software Option To An 828 Control

    4.8 ADDING A SOFTWARE OPTION ON THE 828 CONTROL When you receive your machine all license numbers applicable to your order are activated prior to the machine leaving the factory. If you purchase a control option after the machine arrives at your facility you will receive a license number to active on your control.
  • Page 30 9. Follow step 1 to get to the license screen. Type in (overwriting old license key) current license key and press input. The field is highlighted, make sure to enter correctly. Figure 3 10. Press all options soft key 11. Search for the particular option you want to activate. Set the box with the select key. See figure 4. Figure 4 12.

  • Page 31: Set Up The Network Drive In An 828

    4.9 SET UP THE NETWORK DRIVE IN THE 828 NOTE: It is recommended that this procedure be performed by an experienced network administrator. The transfer of programs can be achieved by mapping a soft- key to a networked computer. The soft key will appear in the Program Manager screen of the controller.
  • Page 32 8. Press the OK key. The entries are checked. A window with the appropriate message opens if the data is incomplete or incorrect. Acknowledge the message with OK key. If you press the CANCEL key, then all of the data that has not been activated is rejected. 9.

  • Page 33: Carousel Type Atc Operation

    5.0 ATC OPERATION 5.1 CAROUSEL TYPE ATC OPERATION 5.11 Safety Rules -- READ BEFORE OPERATING ATC CAUTION! Always follow all Lock Out Tag Out procedures before performing any maintenance • Due to the complexity and timing of the ATC, it should only be operated with the M6 command. •...

  • Page 34: Manual Operation Of The Tool Changer

    5.13 Setting Tool Change Height PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY The proper tool change height must be set for the ATC to perform correctly. The tool change height (machine coordinates from home position) is stored in parameter MD30600. NOTE: To manually get the tool grab fingers of a carousel style ATC under the spindle you will need to disconnect the air from the machine and manually push the carousel toward the spindle.

  • Page 35: Setting Tool Change Height

    5.14 Recovering from a Tool Change Failure PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY If the tool changer fails, you may get an alarm. This means that after 30 seconds of waiting, a function did not receive its proper finish signal. At this point, do not E-stop or hit reset. This can cause a tool to drop and possibly cause an injury to the operator.

  • Page 36: Tool Carousel Home Position And Tool Bin# Reset

    5.16 Spindle Orient Adjustment PROCEDURE TO BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED PERSONNEL ONLY This procedure will outline how to adjust the spindle orient position when an M19 is commanded to perform a tool change. Read all instructions carefully and do not skip steps. 1.

  • Page 37: Spindle Orient Adjustment

    > 14. Press AXIS SD ( you may have to press “ ” to show additional buttons) 15. Use Axis+ until spindle axis is displayed. 16. Scroll down to parameter 43240 $SA_M19_SPOS, this is the current orient position. Add the value you obtained in step 10 and input into this field.

  • Page 38: 828 Control Electrical Panel Layout

    6.0 – MECHANICAL DRAWINGS 6.1 828 CONTROL ELECTRICAL PANEL LAYOUT 828 CONTROL ELECTRICAL PANEL – PARTS PART NO. DESCRIPTION PARTS NAME SWT-5064 Main Disconnect MSE-1912 Fuse Block Motor Controller Overloads Line Choke MSE-2940 24 VDC POWER SUPPLY MSE-1410 MC1 Magnetic Contactor MSE-1610 Transformer Fuse Panel...

  • Page 39: 828 Control Front Panel Layout

    6.2 828 FRONT CONTROL PANEL LAYOUT PART NO. DESCRIPTION PARTS NAME MON-4378 Siemens Monitor NCU CMB-3202 Siemens Control Panel MSM-8210 Keys (3) 1 set SWT-6210 E-Stop w/ Contact Block...

  • Page 40: Base Assembly Drawing

    6.3 CM-15 BASE ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 41: Enclosure Assembly Drawing

    6.4 CM-15 ENCLOSURE ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 42: Sb-Base / Table / Saddle Assembly Drawing

    6.5 CM-15 SUB-BASE / TABLE / SADDLE ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 43: Column & Head Assembly Drawing

    6.6 CM-15 COLUMN & HEAD ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 44: Coolant System Assembly Drawing

    6.7 CM-15 COOLANT SYSTEM ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 45: Top Cover Assembly Drawing

    6.8 CM-15 TOP COVER ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 46: Machine Assembly Parts List

    6.9 CM-15 MACHINE ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION 253002F Base HD673 Oil pipe Coupler HW104 Spring Washer HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 253011F Y Ballscrews 253007J Motor Bracket Y HW105 Spring Washer HS244 Hex. Socket Head Screw M8*P1.25*L30 ø...
  • Page 47 253034 Bearing Seat 253117B Bull block X HS220 Hex. Socket Head Screw M5*P0.8*L20 HCS06 C-Retainer Ring CA6003ZZ Ball Bearing 6003ZZ 253003B Center Base 253091D Switch bracket HW004 Washer M6* ø 13*T1 HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 HW004 Washer M6* ø 13*T1 HS229 Hex.
  • Page 48 øø 253061 Retractable sheath Y 253065A Sheath holder HT001 Cross Round Head Screw M5*P0.8*L10 HT004 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L16 253029A Oil Distributor set. HW104 Spring Washer HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 253031A Oil Distributor CAB-6-0.16CC HW104 Spring Washer HS231 Hex.
  • Page 49 HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 HW004 Washer M6* ø 13*IT HN004 Hex. Nut HW104 Spring Washer HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253063A Retractable sheath (Z) HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HS222 Hex.
  • Page 50 Air hose ø10 Air hose ø10 Connector ø10 Air hose ø10 HS511 Cross Round Head Screw M4*P0.7*20L HS220 Hex. Socket Head Screw M5*P0.8*L20 253153 Wedge HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 253152B Z axle Linear recirculating HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 Oil pipe Coupler...

  • Page 51: Ht001 Cross Round Head Screw M5*P0.8*L10

    HS260 Hex. Socket Head Screw M10*P1.5*30L Spindle motor SVM-90MS-20 3.75W-IP54 HW106 Spring Washer HS259 Hex. Socket Head Screw M10*P1.25*25L Coupler 1/8" ø6 Coupler l/8"x90° ø6 253218A Cylinder lever 253219 Cylinder mounting plate HW007 Washer M12* ø 23*t2 HN007 Hex. Nut 345S 253217S Hydraulic Cylinder...

  • Page 52: Ht004 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L16

    253103 Hex. Head Screw M16*P2*L65 HS509 Cross Round Head Screw M4*P0.7*7L Door holder set Door holder Bracket Cross Round Head Screw Fixed Board 508-1 253098Q STAND ASS'Y 508-2 Chip Tray HS282 Washer M12* ø 25*2T 253055 Hex. Socket Head Screw M12*P1.75*L40 Coupler PM20(Fe)
  • Page 53 181980A Coupler l/4"PT*3/8*90° HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 Valve Nozzle 100MM 255121A Cover Shelf HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 253148 Fixed Bracket 253122 Crossbar HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 253149 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10...
  • Page 54 253179A Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253123D Crossbar 253148A Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 253149 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253175 Crossbar HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 253173 Fixed Bracket...
  • Page 55 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253185 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255131A Doorframe 253130 Doorframe 253185 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253140D Door plank 255132A Doorframe 253134 Magnet strip 253181 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253130...
  • Page 56 253148 Fixed Bracket 255121A Cover Shelf 253138D Plank 253148A Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253122 Crossbar HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253149A Fixed Bracket 253265C Plate 253269 Interval Ring HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253293F...

  • Page 57: Base Assembly Drawing

    6.10 CM-20 BASE ASSEMBLY DRAWING 6.11 CM-20 COLUMN & HEAD ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 59: Coolant System Assembly Drawing

    6.12 CM-20 COOLANT ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 60: Sheetmetal Assembly Drawing

    6.13 CM-20 SHEETMETAL ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 61: Top Cover Assembly Drawing

    6.14 CM-20 TOP COVER ASSEMBLY DRAWING...

  • Page 62: Machine Assembly Parts List

    6.15 CM-20 MACHINE ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATION 151141 Leveling Pads HN009 Hex. Nut M20*P2.5 255103 Hex. Head Screw M20*P2.5*L80 255002A Base HD673 Oil pipe Coupler 1/8"×90° HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 HW104 Spring Washer 255011B Y Ballscrew 255007C Y Motor Housing...
  • Page 63 253153 Linear Rail Clips HS220 Hex. Socket Head Screw M5*P0.8*L20 Oil pipe HW104 Spring Washer HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 255402B Plate 253010A YSF-M20xP1.0 CA7204 Thrust Bearing 7204-P5 255401B Bearing Seat HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 HW104 Spring Washer ø25*40ø*7t Oil Seal 255117...

  • Page 64: 143 Ht003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10

    HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 HW104 Spring Washer Oil Seal ø25*40ø*7t 255117 Bumper HS210 Hex. Socket Head Screw M4*P07*L20 255003E Saddle Base 255416 Cable chains Seat HW104 Spring Washer HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw...

  • Page 65: 201 Hw108 Spring Washer M16

    255226C Right X-Axis Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255036 Front Table Cover 255036B Front Table Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255041 Machine Table HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255036 Rear Table Cover 255036E Rear Table Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10...

  • Page 66: Hw104 Spring Washer Hs231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25

    HW105 Spring Washer HS243 Hex. Socket Head Screw M8*P1.25*L25 Oil Seal ø32*ø50*10t CA25BSB62 Bearing B14008Q-1 P4 255006 Interval Ring Oil Seal ø35*ø50*7t 255010 YSF-M25xP1.5 255405B Bearing Retainer HW104 Spring Washer HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 25532A Motor Coupling SQR-55C(ø20ø24) 249-1 255380 Z-Axis Motor Plate...
  • Page 67 HS243 Hex. Socket Head Screw M8*P1.25*25L 255001F Head Casting Nozzle 3/8"PT*100L Valve 3/8"PT HS231 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L25 255165A Coolant Manifold 181980A Coupler 1/4"PT*3/8 HD681 Hose Clip 5/8" 255031 Oil Manifold HW104 Spring Washer HS230 Hex. Socket Head Screw M6*P1*L20 Oil pipe Oil pipe...
  • Page 68 330- Coupler 1/4"*#8-90° 330- ø8 Air hose 330- Flow Control Valve HW106 Spring Washer HS264 Hex. Socket Head Screw M10*P1.5*50L HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255021A Head Sheet Metal 255023 Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 Tool In/Out Plate HT001 Cross Round Head Screw M5*P0.8*L10...
  • Page 69 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255200 Casters HT005 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*20L HW016 Washer ø6.5*ø18*1.5T Flood Coolant Pump 1/8HP*220V*10*130L 181852 Coupler PT3/8"*ø3/8" HD681 Hose Clip 5/8" Hose ø3/8"*3000L HB605 Hex Socket Plug PT3/8"...
  • Page 70 253176 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253264A Plate 255124 Cover Shelf 253269 Interval Ring 253149A Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253123F Crossbar 253181 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw...
  • Page 71 HT023 Cross Round Head Screw M8*P1.25*L15 253148 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255184 Cover Shelf 255137 Panel 253181 Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253125B Crossbar HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253149A Fixed Bracket 253288 Slide Rails 789-1...
  • Page 72 822-1 253144A Sliding Wheel HW043 Washer ø6.5*ø11.8*1.6T 253145A Sliding Wheelbase A HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HT004 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L15 CA626ZZ Bearing 827-1 253144A Sliding Wheel HW043 Washer ø6.5*ø11.8*1.6T 253141A Sliding Wheelbase B HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253185 Fixed Bracket...
  • Page 73 HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255293A Right Top Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253291B Fixed Bracket HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 255419A Plate 255292A Left Top Cover HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 253290B Slideway HT003 Cross Round Head Screw M6*P1*L10 HCS39...

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