I worked on PM’s today MP-6,11, & 19.
I took the full waste oil drums on the spill pallet to the oil storage shed – will email Walter M. so he can have it picked up.
I started vacuuming out the pan on press #1. The tank is low.
I worked on PM’s today MP-6,11, & 19.
I took the full waste oil drums on the spill pallet to the oil storage shed – will email Walter M. so he can have it picked up.
I started vacuuming out the pan on press #1. The tank is low.
As you may already know, we bought some new equipment yesterday. If you include the shipment of used sprue pickers, dryers, and blenders we got this week, here is where we stand- We have 7 sprue pickers, 3 mold machines, 5 robots (maybe 6), 3 dryers, 4 dryer/hopper/loader combos, 7 conveyor belts, and 2 blenders to get installed and running. PLUS- keeping the floor running, Eagle and Pilot launches. The next few weeks and months should be pretty crazy around here.
This stuff won’t ship until the week of the 14th. Until then we need to be finishing Eagle and Pilot projects and working on new robot installations. Once the new equipment gets here, priority shifts to getting the three new machines running with robots and support equipment. Then we will focus on the remaining robot and aux. equipment installations.
OF THE SPRUE PICKERS WE GOT THIS WEEK- Most of them are located in the storage trailer next to the pallet room. I have 5 more pendants coming next week. We need to pick out the best of the following sizes- (3) 550 models, (2) 750 models, and (2) 900 models. They will go on MP’s 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, and 22. Get them in the shop and de-bugged and then see what needs to be done to mount them on the machines. We should probably save a couple of the remaining pickers for future use and rob spare parts off the others. I will work on the machine interfaces. We are going to need all the spare room we can for new stuff coming in.
Contact me with any questions. Just dig in and I will keep all of you updated.
Thanks for all your efforts.
Joshua Ledbetter
Manufacturing Engineer
Oreck Manufacturing Company
931-239-3235
What is causing MP4 to stop with the robot above the mold and the machine displaying “Eject Forward Permission Not Made” alarm is this-
When the clamp opens fast, the ejectors are drifting past the eject retract set point (Menu 41, Input 121). The robot will not go into the mold without this input. We will repair the drifting problem asap, but in the meanwhile, make sure your retract set point is back far enough to compensate for this.
Thanks
Joshua Ledbetter
Manufacturing Engineer
Oreck Manufacturing Company
931-239-3235
Well, they jammed another grinder with santoprene . I spent 2 hours disassembling the grinder. It’s going to take awhile to clean this one out.
I spent most of the rest of the day trying to finish up PMs.
R. Upchurch
C - Shift
I entered my profile info into the google blogger so my name should automatically appear now when I make a posting.
Sean Kearns
Maintenance Technician
Oreck manufacturing Company
931-239-7671
Hey guys,
Just trying out the new blog--------
There’s not a lot going on today, just trying to get PMs done.
Later………………….