Continued with PM's. Worked on Press#21 most of the night.
Was able to build one good liquid color pump from those that were torn up in shop. Right now there are 3 with bad control boards, 1 of those is probably toast but it might still be sent off for repair. I am guessing that most of them have had water in them or been dropped really hard. I put them back near the welding table for now, will continue to salvage them for parts as needed.
Have a good weekend, call if you have any questions.
Sean
Friday, August 19, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
8.17.11 D-shift Sean
MP#2- Zone #3 - (10p.m.)dropped out. Checked the circuit, it was good. Mercury relay appeared to be magnetized. Pecked on it, it resumed heating, no further problems.
Mp#20- The part drop tray under press needed an angle board to divert the parts towards the operator. The original plexiglas part had broken. Used it for a template and constructed a new one from Aluminum sheet, transfered the handles to it and installed.
Continued with PM's on presses 13 and 14 tonight, and painted some on the gray presses.
Call if there are any questions.
Sean
Mp#20- The part drop tray under press needed an angle board to divert the parts towards the operator. The original plexiglas part had broken. Used it for a template and constructed a new one from Aluminum sheet, transfered the handles to it and installed.
Continued with PM's on presses 13 and 14 tonight, and painted some on the gray presses.
Call if there are any questions.
Sean
Monday, August 15, 2011
8.12-14.11 Weekend D-shift Sean
The conveyor in the shop needs a belt, I looked in MRO for another one but could not locate any.
I was able to find a pdf on the servo controllers/ servo motors in press# 22. There is some software available that assists in tuning and parameter adjustments of the drivers called Panaterm. There appeared to be some ways within the drivers to change response profiles on velocity and positions, etc. as well as look at actual values while it is running.
Since it did run fine all weekend without loosing position values , I would assume that this problem is, in fact, related to the static issue.?
Worked on PM's all weekend.
Mp#10 and #7. Painted on #7.
Installed the track sensor and adjusted operation for the connector nut press on #10. It is fit to run.
The overhead water pipes have been banging around all weekend, Jeremy and Ronnie were in here looking at them on saturday, my guess is that it is air in the lines? I told Roger to send out an email to Walter about it.
Have a nice day, call if there are any questions.
Sean
I was able to find a pdf on the servo controllers/ servo motors in press# 22. There is some software available that assists in tuning and parameter adjustments of the drivers called Panaterm. There appeared to be some ways within the drivers to change response profiles on velocity and positions, etc. as well as look at actual values while it is running.
Since it did run fine all weekend without loosing position values , I would assume that this problem is, in fact, related to the static issue.?
Worked on PM's all weekend.
Mp#10 and #7. Painted on #7.
Installed the track sensor and adjusted operation for the connector nut press on #10. It is fit to run.
The overhead water pipes have been banging around all weekend, Jeremy and Ronnie were in here looking at them on saturday, my guess is that it is air in the lines? I told Roger to send out an email to Walter about it.
Have a nice day, call if there are any questions.
Sean
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