MPM Accuflex problems and errors

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Hello, We have here very oftenly one error in our MPM Acc... - Mar 26, 2010 by Meelis

Hi, Can you tell me at what point in the print cycle the... - Mar 30, 2010 by Accuspares

It happens on the middle of the stecil cleaning. The camera ... - Mar 30, 2010 by Meelis

If you dissconnect the crash beam sensor one at a time at th... - Mar 31, 2010 by Accuspares

Meelis

#61477

MPM Accuflex problems and errors | 26 March, 2010

Hello,

We have here very oftenly one error in our MPM Accuflex. I dont know who to ask about that errors... The error is „The transfer light peam interlock has been broken. Remove the obstacle from the path of the beam.“ I checked the sensors and i did a diagnostic test. Everything seems working fine... Can someone help me?

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Accuspares

#61505

MPM Accuflex problems and errors | 30 March, 2010

Hi,

Can you tell me at what point in the print cycle the error happens and if it consistently happens at the same point?

The machine has two crash beams running down either side of the machine as a safety measure to ensure the table is down before the camera moves. If you temporarily disconnect the crash beam at the front one side at a time and run the machine you can isolate which side is causing the error. Best regards Accuspares. Sales@accuspares.com

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Meelis

#61506

MPM Accuflex problems and errors | 30 March, 2010

It happens on the middle of the stecil cleaning. The camera and the cleaner will stay under stencil in half way back. Then machine asking the initate the motors. If to press initate then the pcb stopper will hit the rails. Usually we move camera and cleaner manually back to home position and then initaiting the machine.

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Accuspares

#61520

MPM Accuflex problems and errors | 31 March, 2010

If you dissconnect the crash beam sensor one at a time at the front leaving the remaining one connected you’ll be able to identify what side is causing the problem. Then you will be able to hopefully remove the object or adjust the position of the beam sensor slightly.

www.accuspares.com

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