4.15.10 D shift

Worked on the new machine installation. Turned on the water to #26 and checked for leaks, It is O.K.
Ran air line over to #26 and put several quick connects at rear of the press.
Built and mounted the water manifold bracket for front half water onpress #1. Will continue on Monday.

Sean

4

April 14, 2010

MP10 Robot travelled too far in the Y up direction and lost power, bumped it down and referenced it and it was fine.

 

Replaced nozzle heater band on MP19.

 

Temp Controller on MP15 failed and we did not have the replacement.  Found one similar and tried it, no good.  Installed an old model to get us by until one comes in and it worked, but had to jump out the alarm to the machine.

 

Met with Lakeland Electric on MP1 electrical and made materials list.

 

Wired the two transformers on MP26.

 

That’s all I can remember,  4/14/10

 

Mark McKee

Technical Specialist

Oreck Manufacturing Company

1400 Salem Rd

Cookeville,  TN  38506

mmckee@oreck.com

PH      931.646.7856

CELL  931.644.5289

FAX    931.646.7851

 

4/12/10

Filled MP26 with hydraulic oil

Put the material hopper on MP1 and connected the airline. After the electric and material lines are installed I'll find a good location to mount the power switch.

Fixed a bad air leak on MP14

Collin Miller

4.12.10 D shift

#5- they put a new tool in and needed some core switch adapter cables, I made them up and put them on.

Worked on water for 26 all night, got to a stopping point and discussed everything with Mark as to where we were at with it.

He is going to order/pickup some additional materials.

Spoke with Gary about the hopper for #1 needing an adapter plate due to the differences in footprint, etc.

I put in for a PTO day on the 20th of this month.

Call if there are any questions.

Sean

4.11.10 D shift

MP#5- Had the same problem that 3 had the other day with that Decompress Hoses valve-A156. The coil had shot in it as well and blew the fuse. Changed coil and fuse, then restarted, then talked to Marty and Bill about a problem with the cushion moving all over the place in cycle.

Worked on inconsistent cushion problem that many of the technicians have complained about. Decided to inspect the screwtip after discussing it with Marty and Bill. Pulled it out and really could not determine that it was bad, but, put a ball check in it while it was down to eliminate that. It worked, aligned the nozzle/sled back up and tightened everything back down, re-zeroed the screw position and started it back. Had no further problems with cushion.
There is a problem with the injection unit when it sucks the screw back after building a shot, it is making a loud hydraulic "Shuttering" sound. It is really difficult to describe, but you know that there is something wrong. It is running good parts now, but we need to get that injection valve tuned better or something. Open for suggestions. Will look into it further tomorrow.

Continued with water on #26 the rest of the night.

Call if there are any questions.

Sean