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Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QTN 20HP

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Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QTN 20HP

Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QTN 20HP

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Maintenance Plans for Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine Model QTN 20HP

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Electrical Control Cabinet Check

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Warning: Only authorized personnel can carry out electric maintenance. Always turn the main circuit breaker to the 'OFF' position, and use an approved lock-out device when completing maintenance or repairs.

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All terminal screws of electric parts are tightened securely

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Soldered portions have proper strength

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The cap of the cartridge fuse is tightened securely

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The spark extinguisher case is not discolored

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Danger: High voltages are applied to terminals inside the electrical control cabinet, transformer, motor and relay box. Never touch these terminals.

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After the power supply has been turned off, the electric components inside the electric control cabinet are still alive with remaining voltage. Before touching these components, make sure that no voltage is applied using a multimeter or other proper instrument.

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Before attempting any repair or service work in the electrical control cabinet, confirm the high voltage areas by referring to the electric circuit diagram.

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Sign off on the electrical control cabinet check

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Pressure Adjustment

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Tools to be used: Wrench, Allen wrench

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Loosen the locknut of the pressure adjusting screw

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Adjust pressure to the specified value 60 kgf/cm2 (854 PSI) while reading the indication of the pressure gauge. Pressure increases when the pressure adjusting screw is turned clockwise

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Tighten the locknut securely

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Sign off on the pressure adjustment

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Strainer Cleaning

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1. Cleaning the strainer.

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When changing the hydraulic oil, check and clean the strainer at the same time.

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A. Disconnect the suction piping. B. Remove the bolts from the suction port cover, and remove the cover. C. Remove the strainer. 2. Cleaning the micro-separator.

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When changing the hydraulic oil, check and clean the micro-separator at the bottom of the reserve tank.

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At the same time, check and clean the inside of the reserve tank.

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The micro-separator is magnetic and sticks to the reserve tank bottom plate. Metallic particles contained in the hydraulic oil are attracted to this magnet so that the hydraulic oil circulating in the hydraulic system is kept as free of metallic particles as possible.

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3. Cleaning the oil filler port filter,

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Remove the oil filler port filter and clean with an air gun.

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1 Yearly Filter Element Replacement

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1. Replacing the filter element.

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Replace the filter element at least once a year.

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Tool to be used: Allen wrench

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A. Remove the filter case.

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B. Replace the hex socket head screw.

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C. Pull out the baffle. The filter element can be removed.

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D. Replacing the filter element.

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E. Fix the baffle.

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F. Tighten the hex socket head screw.

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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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Parts for Mazak Computer Numerical Control Machine QTN 20HP

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Part Name
Part Number

Pump PAVC16102L2

G09USA00020

Motor (Enclosed Fan Type) VM3561 TEFC 3-18-56C-440V-60

G70USA00020

Heat Exchanger 60462

G49USA00100

Filter - Assembly 12AT10B015MML1

G30USA00020

Filter - Element 928763-10B

G30USA0002A

Pump PAVC16102L2

G09USA00020

Motor (Enclosed Fan Type) VM3561 TEFC 3-18-56C-440V-60

G70USA00020

Heat Exchanger 60462

G49USA00100

Filter - Assembly 12AT10B015MML1

G30USA00020

Filter - Element 928763-10B

G30USA0002A

Pump PAVC16102L2

G09USA00020

Motor (Enclosed Fan Type) VM3561 TEFC 3-18-56C-440V-60

G70USA00020

Heat Exchanger 60462

G49USA00100

Filter - Assembly 12AT10B015MML1

G30USA00020

Filter - Element 928763-10B

G30USA0002A

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