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Tensioning Guide
Belt-diagram
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Daily Electrical System Inspection
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Roscamat Tapping Machine 400
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Pressure Gauge Replacement
Flow control valve closed
Motor lever actuated to expel compressed air
Manometer 'sight' turned to the right
Two screws securing the manometer unscrewed
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New manometer replaced
Process carried out in reverse order
Sign off on the pressure gauge replacement
Motor Replacement
MOTOR REPLACEMENT
1. Close the air inlet valve being arranged to the left of the FRL air servicing unit and actuate the motor air lever to expel the air compressed.
2. Disconnect the air intake pipe being connected upper the motor.
3. Remove the motor slide change collar (4, page 48). First, you must remove the “seeger ring” situated under the lower part of the slide collar.
PAY ATTENTION TO THE BALLS OF Ø 9 MM. LOCATED INSIDE OF THE SLIDE CHANGE COLLAR
4. Loosen the two ALLEN screws of the head.
5. Extract the motor (upwards) by aligning the bolt ø2,5 mm of the motor gearbox with the front milled gap of the machine motorhead.
Carry out the whole process in reverse order for the assembly.
MOTOR PLATES REPLACEMENT
Tapping Machine Maintenance
Warning: Only trained personnel should perform maintenance tasks.
Is the air supply in dry & clean conditions?
Maintenance Steps
Drain the water collected in the left air treatment unit cup by pressing the relief knob.
Fill up the right air treatment unit cup with special pneumatic motor oil, SAE-10. (light duty oil)
Check the sight glass that, when the machine is in operation, between 2 to 3 drops/min are supplied.
Regulation is made by means of the control knob.
Sign off on the machine maintenance
Exhaust Filter Replacement
Flow rate regulating valve closed
Air-lever of the motor actuated to let out internal air
Intake tube and reversing button taken out
Raccord unscrewed from the upper side of the motor
External casing removed and exhaust filter taken out
Exhaust filter replaced
Reassembling process completed
Damper Replacement
Close the air inlet valve (2b,p. 47) being arranged to the left of the FRL air unit. Press the motor lever so that the air goes out.
Tilt the arm up to its most raised position.
Remove the plastic cover being arranged between the cross unit and the tilting arm.
Turn clockwise the regulating arm balance handwheel up to the maximum.
Remove the M5 ALLEN screw being provided at the end of the regulating fork.
Turn counterclockwise the regulating handwheel until the damper won’t be in tension.
With the aid of a M5 screw, remove the fork spindle.
Remove the “positioning screw” from the fork assembly, and move the whole block downwards.
Remove the damper pin of the fork.
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Base (Arm)
401 004 04
Base Casing (Arm)
401 008 07
Radial Arm (Arm)
401 003 04
Tilting Arm (Arm)
401 007 A3
Cross Unit (Arm)
401 002 04
Base (Arm)
401 004 04
Base Casing (Arm)
401 008 07
Radial Arm (Arm)
401 003 04
Tilting Arm (Arm)
401 007 A3
Cross Unit (Arm)
401 002 04
Base (Arm)
401 004 04
Base Casing (Arm)
401 008 07
Radial Arm (Arm)
401 003 04
Tilting Arm (Arm)
401 007 A3
Cross Unit (Arm)
401 002 04
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