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- Page 1 CURO CURO 2, CURO 8, CURO 12, CURO 16 User Manual Version 1.0 [ENG] Original Instructions MANUAL, UM, PDF, CURO, ENGLISH, ENG, PRT...
- Page 2 Food www.tomra.com/food Contact www.tomra.com/en/contact-us Service To request a service or part, please contact your local agent directly, or through our webpage www.tomra.com/en/contact-us User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA 2 of 7 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
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- Page 4 (b) No unauthorized use, disclosure or reproduction This document is copyrighted and may not, without the prior written approval of Tomra ASA, be used, disclosed or reproduced (in whole or in part) by any person, except to the extent that authorized directors, officers, employees and/or contractors of the user are using the document in the course of, and for the purpose of, operating the System.
- Page 5 TOMRA for more details. In case the machinery has to comply with additional local rules and regulations, TOMRA will be glad to assist. Remember: Any changes the customer or one of his subcontractors makes to any of the installation parts as provided, may invalidate the DoC, FDA and/or other technical certifications.
- Page 6 If not otherwise agreed in writing, the following rules apply to claim warranty. Warranty Period In general, the Warranty period for TOMRA installations is one year, starting when the machine leaves the factory, except when explicitly specified otherwise in the contract.
- Page 7 Only clamps can be used to mount something on the machine and not without written permission from TOMRA. All systems involving the use of holes drilled in the machine or welding are strictly forbidden. TOMRA cannot be held responsible for unsafe situations, accidents, failures or damages which are caused by disregard for warnings and prescriptions as indicated in this manual.
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Page 8: Table Of Contents
F3. Cleaning Procedure (Daily) ..................20 F4. Maintenance Procedure ................... 21 Section G. Troubleshooting ..................22 Appendix 1. Spare Parts ................... 24 User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 2 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 9: Section A: Getting Started
Section A: Getting Started This manual describes the family of CURO machines manufactured prior to 2024 and includes the CURO 2, CURO 8, CURO 12, and CURO 16 machines (collectively referred to as ‘CURO’ throughout this manual). This manual is intended to facilitate the familiarization process, utilizing the intended application capabilities. -
Page 10: A3. Supply Requirements
Cleaned in line with best practice operation of the product or machine Blueberries, cherries and small Properties of material being processed tomatoes Pollution degree User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 4 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 11: A5. Machine Life
The machine/equipment may not be used for more than 20 years without an overhaul of the safety components. If the machine is to be de-commissioned and sold, please contact TOMRA for advice on the best current methodology. A6. Machine Service and Feedback TOMRA recommends that you perform a complete service of your machine(s) every year. -
Page 12: Section B: Health And Safety
This chapter contains the general safety information for the CURO family of machines that applies throughout the life cycle of the machines, and which must be observed at all times. This information is based on TOMRA’s internal risk assessments, the relevant technical rules, and relevant standards. -
Page 13: B3. Drive Lock Out, Tag Out Procedures (Loto)
Activating this switch will immediately shut down the machine. It is recommended that all packhouses establish their own Lock Out, Tag Out (LOTO) procedures and include TOMRA equipment in this process. For example, your LOTO procedure should have, at a minimum, the following key components: •... -
Page 14: B4. Disconnecting Main Air Supply
Removal of an Abandoned Lock or Tag When TOMRA Service Technicians are working on your site, personal danger tags and personal padlocks shall not be removed by anyone other than the person named on the tag or in accordance with established procedures. -
Page 15: B6. Automatic Movement
The CURO family of machines are supplied with 1-2 e-stop buttons, located on the main control monitor and an additional one on the button box of the Packaging / Box Conveyor (excluding the CURO 2 Packaging Conveyor). If the CURO or any machines connected through line control are being worked on or near, the main isolator switch is the primary stopping method. -
Page 16: B9. Clearing Blockages
In the case of an accident (e.g. entanglement of personnel with the machine), the line e-stop button must immediately be activated, with the appropriate medical aid then applied. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 2 of 38... -
Page 17: Section C: Technical Description
All other uses will be considered as unintended use, unless explicitly checked and approved in writing by TOMRA. This includes the use of controls and the making of adjustments or performance of procedures different than those specified in this manual, for this can result in unsafe situations, hazardous exposure, physical harm to you or your colleagues and/or damage to the machine. - Page 18 Main Cabinet Fruit Conveyors Monitor Unit Berry Dam Bulk Feed Belts Trickle Feed Belts Hopper Droppers Hoppers Figure 8: Distribution and Weight Platform User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 4 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
- Page 19 Height Adjuster Height Adjuster Packaging Packaging Conveyor Height Conveyor Cabinet Adjuster Pre-closer Packaging Conveyor Height Adjuster Flight Transfer Skis Figure 9: Packaging Conveyor User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 5 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
- Page 20 • Box Pusher Rams. Positions and aligns the box underneath the hoppers, ensuring produce does not fall outside of packaging during filling. • Adjustment Wheel • Lead-off Arms. Transitions the box from the packaging conveyor. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 6 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
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Page 21: Section D. User Interface
Hopper. Tap anywhere on the hopper to turn the hopper on or off. Machine Status. Provides a summary of the status of the mahcine and displays any detected errors. Figure 10: Dashboard User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 7 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 22: D2. Hopper Display
• CALIBRATION. Screen for calibration of the hoppers. • BOARD STATUS. Allows access to information about the hardware. • DIAGNOSTICS. Gives information about the hardware in the machine. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 8 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 23: D3. Program Settings
100 grams or more. This is useful for fruit that occasionally forms a bridge in the hopper which causes the fruit to not fall out when the hopper gate is open. Figure 12: Program Settings User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 9 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... - Page 24 • Packages Per Flat. Only applies to fruit statistics and sets the number of packages per flat (box). Figure 13: Weight Settings User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 10 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
- Page 25 • Trickle Fill Belt Speed. The maximum speed in mm/s that the trickle feed belt will reach during filling. Figure 14: Timing Settings User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 11 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
- Page 26 Belt Stopping Position Two halfway through the number of fills. It should be used to line up the package under the second hopper to be filled. Figure 14: Belt Settings User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 12 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
- Page 27 • Stop Line Time. Sends an external signal to stop the machine as well as the grading line. • Stop Line On Machine Stop. When set, the CURO 8 will communicate over ethernet with Tomra equipment fitted with Line Control. This option requires the FreshTracker Machine ID and line configuration to be set by a technician.
- Page 28 Provides information on the machine hardware and allows for control over the sensors. • Teach Sensors. Calibrates associated sensor to ensure alignment. Figure 16: Diagnostics Screen User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 14 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
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Page 29: Section E: Operation
8. Make sure the sensors have been calibrated, so they are still in alignment. Select the Settings button, followed by the ‘Diagnostics’ button and then pressing ‘Teach Sensors” again. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 15 of 38... - Page 30 Tomra grading line equipment. To start the CURO too, press Play. K. GRADING LINE STOP. This does not stop the CURO and is separate to the Stop button. It stops the rest of the Tomra grading line equipment. To stop the CURO too, press Stop.
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Page 31: E2. Operating Modes
‘Stop Belt’. Alternatively, return to the Main Screen and use ‘Advance Belt’ to clear the packages from under the hoppers. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 17 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 32: Section F. Curo Cleaning And Maintenance
The following chapter contains essential information on cleaning the CURO. All cleaning and maintenance personnel must read this cleaning chapter before starting the cleaning procedure on TOMRA equipment. Incorrect cleaning can have significant impact on the safety of the user, the processed product and equipment itself. - Page 33 9. Clean, inspect, and sanitize all tools. 10. Ensure that all components (e.g. guards) are secured in place. 11. Ensure the area is dry prior to startup. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 19 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
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Page 34: F3. Cleaning Procedure (Daily)
13. Rotate the air tap to a vertical position to cut off the air supply. Rotate the air tap to a horizontal position to restore the air supply. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 20 of 38... -
Page 35: F4. Maintenance Procedure
4. Re-fit bowl. 5. Turn air tap back on. 6. Rotate the air tap to a horizontal position to restore the air supply. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 21 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF... -
Page 36: Section G. Troubleshooting
Common errors detected by the machine, as well as other general issues, are included within the below table, with an associated remedial action also listed. If issues persist, please contact the Tomra Technical Support Team. Table 9: CURO Issues and Remedial Actions... - Page 37 PACKAGING CONVEYOR Check Stopping Position One and Two Settings in the software. consistently stops in the wrong place, relative to the hoppers. User Manual CURO Version 1.0 [ENG] © TOMRA Page 23 of 38 Last edited on 22/04/2024 by: NF...
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Page 38: Appendix 1. Spare Parts
Appendix 1. Spare Parts Table 10 provides a list of the available customer replacement spare parts corresponding to each TOMRA CURO. For information on the available spare parts kits and for all other part inquiries, please contact your local TOMRA service representative.
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