Mp#10- Put the jumper on wire no.224. That cleared the problem with the cores not working- after I removed the jumper and turned cores back on.
I do not know why, but evidently 224 needs to be jumpered on that press with 69 -vdc.
The ejctors were still acting eratic and the mold would not close so I put the jumper back in for the ejector back switch and the problem went away. He pulled out the mold and I worked everything just fine with the mold out so evidently there is a problem with the ejector back switch, or he has the knockouts too loose to make the switch.?
Mp#11- started working on the circuit changes for it. I installed the 120 and 210 relays, verified the wiring on the robot/IMM interface plug. The next thing I have to do is change the wiring for the door switches, and E-stop circuit. I did not have time to get into that before they want to run it on days Friday so that is where I am with that.
Mp#25- put the belt back on the small conveyor and tracked it so it was not riding towards the loose side.
I left a PTO form for the floating holiday I have to use this month Josh.
Have a nice day.
Sean
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Wednesday, June 6, 2012
6.5.12 Sean Kearns
Mp#8- Finished tying in the robot e-stop with the machine per circuit changes outlined in the folder. Checked operation, O.K. to run.
Mp#10- Started making changes to circuit. I installed the relays and some wiring, but haven't cut into anything yet. Will continue tomorrow. We are running low of the 16-18 gage insulated terminal spade connectors. I have been using them with these circuit changes. May want to pick up some more, about 200 each. I have some red ones in the project box to go by.
Mp#12- The Eagle Fan Tester fixture was not sealing enough to pass the test. Replaced the O-rings and checked operation, O.K. to run. With the operators testing 8 parts per shift, I am not sure what the life expectancy is on them? We ma need to include a sign on the fixture to advise them to change o-rings if they suspect problems.
Mike and I looked at the leak on MP#3 at the end of my shift and we found the hose leaking under the manifold needs the o-ring replaced as well.
I also broke the porta-power cylinder fitting. Not sure where to get these, may want to check with A&H hydraulics? I will research that more tomorrow and submit something.
Have a nice day.
Sean
Mp#10- Started making changes to circuit. I installed the relays and some wiring, but haven't cut into anything yet. Will continue tomorrow. We are running low of the 16-18 gage insulated terminal spade connectors. I have been using them with these circuit changes. May want to pick up some more, about 200 each. I have some red ones in the project box to go by.
Mp#12- The Eagle Fan Tester fixture was not sealing enough to pass the test. Replaced the O-rings and checked operation, O.K. to run. With the operators testing 8 parts per shift, I am not sure what the life expectancy is on them? We ma need to include a sign on the fixture to advise them to change o-rings if they suspect problems.
Mike and I looked at the leak on MP#3 at the end of my shift and we found the hose leaking under the manifold needs the o-ring replaced as well.
I also broke the porta-power cylinder fitting. Not sure where to get these, may want to check with A&H hydraulics? I will research that more tomorrow and submit something.
Have a nice day.
Sean
Monday, June 4, 2012
6.3.12 Sean Kearns
Mp#8- Wired in the safety gate and purge sheild relays per ANSI drawings. It is not complete as remaining work to robot E-stop needs completed.
Replaced the pump seal in the thermolator that was in the shop. tagged and put it back on the shop floor. I will return the welder to storage tomorrow.
Cleaned up the oil under 3, will keep an eye on it further.
Have a nice day!
Sean
Replaced the pump seal in the thermolator that was in the shop. tagged and put it back on the shop floor. I will return the welder to storage tomorrow.
Cleaned up the oil under 3, will keep an eye on it further.
Have a nice day!
Sean
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