Mp#5- Stopped once at 6:30pm, the back door had come ajar. Locked it closed. No further problems with it. Ran all night fine.
Mp#1-
Removed all of the panels from the press and thoroughly cleaned them and inspected all of the lubrication joints. Many were hand loose. Went over all of them with a wrench. All of the lines are in satisfactory working condition. The ones on top of the moving platen have obviously been stepped on a few times but are secure and intact.
Inspected the servo drive belts and mounting brackets on all of the drives including the clamp. They had no cracks or signs of needing replacement yet, other than the extruder belt which I noticed had some damage when I put the barrel back together. It is running very close to the flange on the drive pulley. The problem is that there is not any obvious way to attempt to adjust the "Tracking" or "center" the belt. It only has a tensioning screw. Shimming it might cause it to run back but then there would be the risk of it running back againt the servo motor.
Because of that, I made no adjustment to it without getting more feedback first, it may have came in like that?
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I went through the list of items this weekend and had some questions as to where the Asset tags needed to go and which presses to put them on so if you can refresh me on that I will try to get those mounted Wednesday when I return.
the Hot stamp press that Ronnie worked on stayed on all night so it should be ready to use again. The heats did not go off.
Also wanted to get more input on the EOAT bench needed for the EOAT area before fabricating. There is a cart there now, did you want to make it portable? Should I check with Wayne? Was that his idea? ...Just Kidding.
Call if you have any questions.
Sean
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