Inspection¶
DANGER
Always turn the power OFF before performing maintenance and inspection procedures. If absolutely necessary to perform procedures with power ON, exercise extreme caution at all times. [Electric shock/entanglement]
Never close the operator door when working inside the machine with the main power switch ON. [Locked/Rapid machine operations initiated unexpectedly]
Ensure the main power switch is turned [OFF] and locked at all times when performing maintenance procedures considered dangerous if the power is ON.
When working inside the machine, the door must be open [Locked/Injury]
Provide clear warning that the machine is being maintained and operations cannot be performed. [Accident]
Before performing maintenance and inspection procedures inside the electrical cabinet or on motors, transformers or machine lighting, confirm the plant-side power supply is turned OFF. Note that when the main power switch is turned OFF, parts may still contain residual electrical energy. Using a tester, confirm parts are free of residual energy prior to performing maintenance procedures. Maintenance procedures undertaken with the power turned ON must be performed by qualified electrical engineers. [Electric shock]
Electrical wiring work is to be performed by qualified electrical engineers only. [Electric shock]
Always turn the main power switch OFF before performing chuck mounting/removal, inspection and lubrication procedures [Entanglement]
Do not touch the hydraulic unit, coolant pump, solenoid valves and servomotors during, or immediately after operation as external surfaces reach high temperature. [Burns]
Do not open electrical cabinet doors or the operation panel except to perform maintenance and inspection procedures. [Dust and moisture entry/machine damage]
Ensure the connecting rod (draw bar/tube) between the chuck and cylinder, and other threaded parts are tightened securely at all times [Vibration/Strength reduction/Machine accuracy degradation]
Do not overtighten bolts. [Machine distortion/Bolt breakage]
REFERENCE
For details on locking the main power switch, refer to "Main Power Switch" (page 2-4).
For details on chuck maintenance procedures, refer to the instruction manuals prepared by the chuck and cylinder manufacturers.
WARNING
Consult the DynamiTech Service Department prior to performing replacement procedures. Use specified parts at all times. [Impaired machine performance and safety]
STOP machine operation immediately and contact the DynamiTech Service Department following malfunction of any device related to the door interlock function. [Injury/Machine damage]
Do not climb on top of the machine. [Falling]
Do not leave articles such as tools and rags inside the machine [Entanglement in tool/Ejection from machine]
Note
DynamiTech does not accept responsibility for accidents arising from the use of non-specified replacement parts or parts replaced without prior consultation.
CAUTION
Do not touch chips or tool cutting edges without wearing protective gloves. [Injury]