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Mitek Cyber A/T Maintenance Manual (268 pages)

Component Cutting Saw

Brand: Mitek | Category: Saw | Size: 14 MB

Table of Contents

5
- Legal Notice
  3
  - Return Goods Policy
    3
- Notice of Change
  4
  - Table of Contents
    5
- Safety (English)
  10
- Safety Indicators
  11
- Safety Rules
  12
  - Electrical Safety
    13
- Lockout/Tagout
  14
- Lockout/Tagout Guidelines
  14
- Electrical Lockout/Tagout Procedures
  15
- Pneumatic System Lockout/Tagout Procedure
  18
- Troubleshooting with an Energized Machine
  18
- Restricted Zone
  19
- Safety Test
  21
- Testing Emergency Stops (E-Stops
  21
- Checking Saw Blades
  22
- Inspecting the Saw
  23
- Seguridad (Español)
  24
- Indicadores de Seguridad
  25
- Reglas de Seguridad
  26
  - Seguridad Personal
    26
  - Seguridad Eléctrica
    28
- Bloqueo/Etiquetado
  29
- Pautas de Bloqueo/Etiquetado
  29
- Procedimientos de Bloqueo/Etiquetado Eléctricos
  30
- Procedimiento de Bloqueo/Etiquetado del Sistema Neumático
  33
- Solución de Problemas con una Máquina Energizada
  34
- Zonas Restringida
  35
- Prueba de Frenos de Emergencia
  37
- Prueba de Seguridad
  37
- Verificación de las Hojas de la Sierra
  38
- Inspección de la Sierra
  39
- Introduction
  40
- Introduction to the Equipment Manual
  40
- Purpose and Scope of this Equipment Manual
  40
- Graphics Used to Help Navigate
  41
- Using this Manual
  42
- Contacting Mitek
  43
- Screen Shots
  43
- Getting the most from this Chapter
  44
- Introduction to Maintaining Your Equipment
  44
- Maintenance
  44
- Some General Advice
  44
- Before Getting Close to any Parts that Could Move
  45
- Before Operating this Equipment
  45
- Performing Maintenance Safely
  45
- Making Adjustments to the Machine
  46
- Performing Electrical Work
  46
- Understanding the Disconnect Switches
  46
- Conducting Safety Tests
  47
- Replacing Parts on Your Saw
  47
- Understanding the Profibus Network (Encoders
  47
- Wearing Personal Protective Equipment
  47
- Overview Graphics
  48
- Changing Default Settings
  55
- Generating Reports
  55
- Operating Procedures for Maintenance Personnel
  55
- Using Idle Time Reason Codes
  56
- Calibration Check
  58
- Checking Daily Calibration
  58
- Teaching the Saw Its Calibration Setting
  61
- Overview of the Calibration Screen
  63
- Changing Calibration Settings
  64
- Adjusting the Centerline Scale and Pointer
  67
- Calibrating the Blades
  67
- Cleaning and Lubricating
  68
  - Every Month
    69
- Cleaning, Lubricating, and Inspecting
  68
- Inspecting
  69
  - Every Day
    69
  - Quarterly Inspection
    69
- Bearings
  70
- Lubricating with Grease
  70
- Manually Releasing a Brake
  71
  - Electric Brakes
    71
- Motors and Gearboxes
  71
- Cleaning Motors
  72
- Lubricating Motors
  72
- Adding and Changing Oil in Gearboxes
  74
  - Replacing Oil
    74
- Replacing Motors
  75
  - Removing Motors
    75
- Changing the Rotation of a Motor
  78
- Checking and Adjusting Chain Tension
  78
- Lubricating Chains
  78
- Replacing a Chain
  80
- Air Brakes for Saw Blades
  81
- Inspecting Air Brakes
  81
- Aligning Air Brakes
  82
- Replacing Brake Pads
  84
- Inspecting Saw Blades
  85
- Replacing Saw Blades
  85
- Saw Blades
  85
- Adjusting the Saw Blade Taper-Lock Bushing Screws
  87
  - Checking the Tightness
    87
- Adjusting the Angulation
  88
- Blade Adjustments
  89
- Checking and Adjusting the Blade Draft
  89
- Checking and Adjusting the Blade Alignment
  92
- Checking and Adjusting the Blade Pivot Point
  95
- Adjusting the Infeed Conveyor Chain Tension
  98
- Infeed Conveyors
  98
- Aligning the Infeed Conveyors and Hold-Downs
  99
- Aligning the Infeed Conveyors with the Blades
  99
- Maintaining the Lumber Guide
  100
- Replacing the Infeed Conveyor Sprocket
  101
- Adjusting the Drive Sprocket Tension
  102
- Replacing the Drive Sprocket
  102
- Inspecting and Replacing Infeed Roll Pins
  104
- Adjusting the Hold-Down Chain Tension
  105
- Hold-Downs
  105
- Keeping the Hold-Downs Aligned with the Infeed
  105
- Replacing Hold-Down Shoes
  106
- Replacing Hold-Down Sprockets
  107
- Adjusting the Belt Tracking/Tension
  109
- Carriage
  109
- Preventive Maintenance for the Carriage
  109
- Replacing a Roll Pin in the Hold-Down Spur Gears
  109
- Waste Conveyor and Incline Conveyor
  109
- Replacing a Conveyor Belt
  111
- Pneumatic System Maintenance
  112
- Maintaining the Lubricator on the Saw
  115
  - Filling the Oil Reservoir
    115
  - Additional Maintenance
    116
- Maintaining the Regulators
  116
  - Adjusting the Pressure
    116
- Maintaining the Oil Remover on the PC Enclosure
  117
- Maintaining the Filtering Components
  118
- Routing the Cooler Tubing Inside the PC Enclosure
  120
- Communications Specifications
  121
- Computer and Touch Screen
  121
- Determining What Version of Software You Are Using
  121
- Getting Technical Assistance and Warranty Information
  121
- Selecting a Language
  122
- Calibrating the Touch Screen
  123
- Replacing the Touch Screen (CTC Touch Screens Only
  124
- Replacing the Touch Screen Overlays
  124
- Replacing the Bezel (CTC Touch Screens Only
  125
- Replacing a Touch Screen Monitor's Face Plate
  126
- Replacing the Computer (PC
  128
  - Cable Connections
    128
- Reloading Software
  130
- Replacing a Hard Drive
  130
- Replacing the KVM Extender
  130
- Adjusting the Encoder Chain Tension
  132
- Overview of the Profibus System
  132
- Profibus System (Encoders
  132
- Replacing the Encoders
  133
- Adjusting a Limit Switch
  141
- Finding a Limit Switch
  141
- Limit Switches
  141
- Adjusting a Prox Switch
  142
- Finding a Prox Switch
  142
- How a Prox Switch Works
  142
- Proximity (Prox) Switches
  142
- Testing a Prox Switch Cable
  143
- Setting the Thermostat in the PC Enclosure
  144
- Setting the Thermostats on the Saw
  144
- Thermostats in Electrical Enclosures
  144
- Electrical Components
  145
- Inspecting Electrical Connections
  147
- Keeping Electrical Enclosures Clean
  147
  - Cleaning Filters
    147
  - Replacing Filters
    147
- Troubleshooting with an Energized Machine
  148
- Checking for Voltage to and from Components
  150
- PLC and Input/Output Cards
  151
- Vfd
  154
- Circuit Breakers
  156
- Motor Starters and Overloads
  156
  - Environmental Temperature
    156
- Brake Relays
  157
- Maintaining the Perimeter Safety Cable
  158
  - Resetting the Switch
    158
- Maintenance Jumper
  159
- Blade-Installed Jumpers
  160
- Outlets in Stationary-End and Carriage-End Enclosures
  160
- Understanding Control Power Interrupts
  160
- UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply
  161
- Network Communications
  162
- Pinging a Network or NIC
  162
- Understanding Network Interface Cards
  162
- Entering the IP Address for the PLC Network NIC
  163
- Network Setup Information (Ethernet
  163
- Replacing a NIC
  163
- Accessing the FILES Button When It Doesn't Show
  164
- Navigating the Troubleshooting Appendix
  165
- Troubleshooting
  165
- Safety Notes for Troubleshooting
  166
- Operational Notes for Troubleshooting
  167
- Mis-Cut Boards
  169
- Symptoms and Solutions
  169
- Saw Not Operating or Stopping Correctly
  172
- Computer-Related Problems
  179
- Centerlines and Angles
  182
- Infeed Conveyors
  185
- Hold-Downs
  188
- Lumber Stops
  193
- Carriage
  195
- Alarm Conditions
  200
- Motors
  207
- Fault Codes and Technical Data for Individual Components
  208
- PLC Faults
  208
- Catcher Display Communication Errors
  210
  - Value Description
    210
- Inker Communication Errors
  210
- Encoder Errors
  211
- VFD Faults
  212
- Blades
  214
- Count Proximity Switch Faults
  214
- Home Proximity Switch Faults
  214
- Motor Starter Safety Faults
  215
- Cyber Saw Inputs and Outputs by Function
  216
- Calibration Procedure
  218
Parts List

230
- Navigating through the Parts List
  230
- Mechanical Replacement Parts
  231
- Part Numbers
  231
- Mechanical Replacement Parts
  232
- Motor
  232
- Part Location Categories
  232
- Scale
  233
- Ts & Pc
  233
- Part Location Categories
  234
- PC Enc
  234
- Pneumatic Replacement Parts
  234
- Saw
  234
- Cable
  235
- Electrical Replacement Parts
  235
- Part Location Categories
  235
- Controls
  236
- Encoder
  236
- Documentation Part Numbers
  237
- Guards Part Numbers
  238
- Labels Part Numbers
  239
- Maintenance Checklists
  243
- At the Beginning of each Shift
  244
  - Maintenance Checklist
    245
- Every 2 Hours
  245
  - Weekly Checklist
    246
  - Monthly Checklist
    247
- Annual Checklist
  248
- Quarterly Checklist
  248
- Drawing Set
  249
- Document Evaluation
  251
- Glossary
  254
  - Directional Buttons
    255
  - Proximity Switch
    259
- Index
  263

Mitek Cyber A/T Installation Manual (88 pages)

Component Cutting Saw

Brand: Mitek | Category: Saw | Size: 3 MB

Legal Notice
3
Notice of Change
4
Table of Contents
5
Safety (English)
7
- Safety Indicators
  8
- Safety Rules
  9
- Lockout/Tagout
  11
- Troubleshooting with an Energized Machine
  15
- Restricted Zone
  16
- Safety Test
  18
  - Testing Emergency Stops (E-Stops
    18
  - Checking Saw Blades
    19
  - Inspecting the Saw
    20
Seguridad (Español)
21
Chapter 1

37
- Purpose and Scope of this Equipment Manual
  37
- Graphics Used to Help Navigate
  38
- Using this Manual
  39
- Screen Shots
  40
- Contacting Mitek
  40
- Prior to Installation Chapter
  41
  - Mitek's Responsibilities
    41
    
    Prior to Installation
    41
    
    During Installation
    41
  - Pre-Installation Overview
    42
  - Space Requirements
    43
    
    Space for the Equipment
    43
    
    Space for Operation and Maintenance
    43
  - Location Requirements
    45
    
    Floor Structure
    45
    
    Environment
    45
  - Electrical Requirements
    45
    
    For the Saw
    45
    
    For the PC Enclosure
    46
  - Compressed Air Requirements
    47
  - Customer-Supplied Parts Required
    48
  - Shipping Information
    48
  - Training Provided
    48
  - Responsibilities During Installation
    49
  - Delivery
    50
Chapter 3

50
- Responsibilities During Delivery
  50
- Checking for Damage
  50
- Lifting and Moving the Saw
  51
- Installation
  53
- Electrical
  71
  - Connecting Power to the Equipment
    71
  - Inker And/Or Catcher Display Options
    74
- Computer Warranty
  74
  - Computer
    74
  - Touch Screen
    74
- Installation Checklist
  75
- Startup Chapter
  75
  - Preparing the Electrical System
    76
  - Installing Guards and Support Bars
    77
  - Leveling and Anchoring
    79
  - Checking the Details
    80
  - Checking Motor Rotation
    83
  - Safety Tests
    83
- Index
  87

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