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Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QT-35XS

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Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QT-35XS

Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QT-35XS

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Maintenance Plans for Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine Model QT-35XS

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1 Daily Machine Inspection

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General

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Arranging the machine periphery in order

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Cleaning the machine and its periphery (especially, the floor)

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Headstock

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Check the chuck unit and its periphery for chips

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Check for secure mounting of the top jaws

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Check for smooth chucking/unchucking

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Tailstock

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Check the tailstock spindle for chips

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Tailstock Lubrication

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Warning: This procedure requires trained personnel with PPE!

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Enter the current lubricating oil pressure in kgf/cm2

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Is the lubricating oil pressure above 1 kgf/cm2?

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If the lubricating oil pressure is below 1 kgf/cm2, report the issue to the maintenance team and stop the procedure

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Upload a photo of the CRT screen displaying the SLIDEWAY LUBRICATION ALARM message

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Sign off on the tailstock lubrication

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Coolant Cleaning

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1. Cleaning the filter.

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A. The filter separates the pump chamber from the chip pan. It can be removed easily for cleaning. Clean the filter occasionally.

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B. Clean the filter using an air gun.

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C. Remove chips from the chip pan every day after completing the day's work.

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2. Cleaning the chip pan.

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A. After the coolant is drained, remove the separator and clean the inside of the chip pan.

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B. Clean the inside of the chip pan with a rag.

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Door Pocket Cover And Front Door Cleaning

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Cleaning the door pocket cover

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Chips accumulated behind the door pocket cover?

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Upload a photo of the door pocket cover after cleaning

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Cleaning the front cover

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Engagement section of front door clogged with chips?

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Upload a photo of the front door after cleaning

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Sign off on the cleaning procedure

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Chuck Maintenance

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1. Adjustment of the clamp/unclamp proximity switches of the chuck.

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The proximity switches in the chucking cylinder must be adjusted if the chuck clamp or unclamp signal is not lit although the chuck has been clamped or unclamped.

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Two proximity switches are provided to detect clamping and unclamping of the chuck, respectively.

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Tool to be used: Wrench

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A. Set the chucking cylinder in the unclamped status.

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B. With the nut for the unclamp detection proximity switch loosened, turn the proximity switch until its head portion comes into contact with the circumference of the detection plate.

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C. Turn the proximity switch in the reverse direction by one turn and then tighten the nut. The clearance between the proximity switch and the detection plate is set to 0.5 to 1.0 mm (0.020 to 0.039 in.).

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D. Set the chucking cylinder in the clamped status.

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E. Repeat steps B and C above.

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