Dav Wire Cutting Device; Dismounting; Disposal - Abicor Binzel BRS-CC Mode D'emploi

BRS-CC

9.3 DAV wire cutting device

Fault Cause
No cutting function • Compressed-air supply / hose connection
• Directional valve Y3 does not switch
• Valve actuator does not move
Insufficient cutting capacity • Too low working pressure
• Rough-running slide
• Dirty cutting edge
• Worn cutting edge
Free wire end is bent • The wire has no contact to the fixed jaws
• Counter support jammed
DAV faults and troubleshooting
Tab. 17

10 Dismounting

Dismounting may only be carried out by qualified personnel. Please make sure that the shutdown
procedures are strictly observed, before the dismounting work begins. Ensure this also for the components
integrated into the welding system.
Risk of injury due to unexpected start-up.
For the entire duration of maintenance, servicing, dismounting and repair work, the following instructions
must be adhered to:
• Switch off the power supply and close off the compressed air supply.
• Switch off the entire welding system.
• Pull the mains plug.
NOTE
• Observe the information given in chapter 7 Putting out of operation on page EN-16.
1 Unscrew the screws and remove the cleaning unit and the collecting tray.
2 Unscrew the screws and the assembly stand from the floor.

11 Disposal

For the maintenance station BRS-CC to be properly disposed of, it first must be dismounted. For disposal,
the local regulations, laws, provisions, standards and guidelines must be observed.
 See chapter 10 Dismounting on page EN-18
interrupted
DANGER
Solution
• Check all supply lines leading to the cylinder
and the screwings
• Check signal output of robot control
• Replace directional valve Y3
• Check the adjustment of the pressure regulator:
min. 4 bar/max. 8 bar
• Dismount movable parts, clean and oil them
• Clean more often
• Clean
• Change approach position P1
• Changing the cutter
• Correct the approach position of the welding
torch
• Dismount movable parts, clean and oil them
• Tighten the mounting screws
10 Dismounting
EN - 18