HERO S2650, User Manual

Page 1: ... S2650 Automatic Shaker USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...ms 8 Safety Instructions 9 Intended Use of the Equipment 11 Product Description 12 Technical Features 13 Machine Positioning and Installation 14 Residual Risks 15 Instructions for Use 16 Command Panel 17 Buttons Functions 18 Can Loading Operation 19 Shaking Cycle 20 Alarm Notice 21 Maintenance and Cleaning 22 Troubleshooting Guide 23 ...

Page 3: ...ectives Machinery Directive 2006 42 EC Low tension 2006 95 EC Electromagnetic Compatibility 2004 108 EC Is in compliance with the standardized European Regulations UNI EN ISO 12100 1 2005 UNI EN ISO 12100 2 2005 UNI EN ISO 13850 2007 EN ISO 14121 1 2007 EN 60204 1 EN 61000 6 2 EN 61000 6 3 EN 61000 3 2 EN 61000 3 3 HERO EUROPE S r l Alessandro Sacchet Via del Bricco 1 12040 Salmour CN Chairman ITA...

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Page 7: ...nd proper maintenance It is very important to read the manual carefully and completely before completing any task on the shaker Failure to comply with the following listed requirements will invalidate the shaker s warranty For technical assistance please contact the vendor s Customer Service department Range of environmental conditions Pollution degree 2 Installation category II Maximum altitude 2...

Page 8: ... Damage and subsequent repairs due to fire and other man made calamities or any acts of God such as but not limited to floods and lightning are also not covered All service work completed by HERO due to damage not covered by the equipment warranty will be billed at HERO s standard service rates I C T C s HERO s liability is limited to the repair or replacement of parts found to be defective and do...

Page 9: ...ll the removable covers are correctly assembled and fixed except in case of maintenance operations In case of emergency press the red button for the emergency stop Utilization and maintenance of the Automatic Shaker Machine must be done by authorized and specialized personnel Any improper utilization or incorrect maintenance could be the causes of dangerous situations or accidents Utilization and ...

Page 10: ...stallation and maintenance operations must be done by HERO authorized personnel HERO will not be responsible for damages or accidents caused by the non compliance with the procedures explained in this manual or caused by improper transportation utilization or repair In addition HERO will not be responsible for damages or accidents caused by modifications done to the machine without prior notificat...

Page 11: ...g cord connected oscillating paint mixer that is capable of mixing paint cans up to 30 kg 66 lb of weight The S2650 is an automatic mixing system for non combustible coatings and paints and thanks to the way it has been designed the machine can shake products in round oval or square shaped buckets or cans made of metal or plastic Allowed dimensions and weight of the paint cans are listed in the Te...

Page 12: ...12 Product Description Emergency Stop Button Control Panel Can Loading Tray Front Door Power Cord Can Loading Shelf ...

Page 13: ...IONS See drawings below MACHINE WEIGHT 220 kg 484 lb CAN MAX WEIGHT 30 kg 66 lb CAN MAX TOP DIAMETER 340 mm 13 4 CAN MAX HEIGHT 400 mm 15 7 CAN MIN HEIGHT 70 mm 2 8 POWER SUPPLY 115 Vac 60 Hz 12 A 230 Vac 60 Hz 6 A SOUND POWER LEVEL 65 dB ...

Page 14: ...the following details while positioning the machine Place the machine on a steady horizontal surface by using a level The area must be well ventilated The surrounding temperature should be kept as constant as possible around 18 C 65 F and always between 5 and 40 C 40 and 104 F Make sure the machine is connected only to a wall socket installed according to regulations with its grounding circuit and...

Page 15: ...commended safety devices safety glasses safety gloves and shoes especially during can loading and unloading GENERAL DANGEROUS SITUATIONS There are no general dangerous situations as for example fire emission or leakage of dangerous substances However it is recommended to have a fire extinguisher available in the work area SAFETY DEVICES OF THE MACHINE The S2650 is equipped with the following safet...

Page 16: ...eneral on off switch so when the power cord is connected the shaker is ready to operate When initially powered on the shaker will perform a check cycle in which the clamp plate performs a repositioning operation Shown below are the control devices for operating the shaker Emergency Stop Button Control Panel Can Loading Tray Front Door Power Cord Can Loading Shelf ...

Page 17: ...STATUS This portion of the display shows the status of the machine and explains the alarm reasons when an alarm occurs OPERATION in PROGRESS OPERATION TO DO This portion of the display shows the current shaker operation or the action required when an alarm occurs RED Button STOP RESET BLUE Button SHIFT GREEN Button START ENTER Control Display UP Button DOWN Button ...

Page 18: ...et any alarm notice Stop the clamp plate in the desired position when it is raising GREEN BUTTON START ENTER Start the shaking cycle UP and DOWN These buttons have the following functions Increase the timer Decrease the timer BLUE BUTTON SHIFT Raise the clamp plate when held down with door closed ...

Page 19: ... the stainless steel plate Open the front door Use the hook to secure the can handle to prevent damage during shaking If loading is not possible due to the clamp plate being too low raise the plate by pressing and holding the BLUE SHIFT button door must be closed until the plate begins to move up ...

Page 20: ...p plate goes down to clamp the can tightly When the can is clamped the machine starts to shake The display counts down the remaining shake time until the end of the cycle When the shake cycle is finished the machines waits for all motion to stop before the clamp plate moves up to allow can removal When the repositioning operation is complete the door lock is released allowing the door to be opened...

Page 21: ...DOOR OPEN This alarm condition is shown if the front door is accidentally opened during the shaking cycle in this case the machine immediately stops any movement Close the front door carefully and press RED STOP RESET to clear the alarm and reset the machine CAN NOT PRESENT This alarm condition is shown when the shaking cycle is started without a can in the machine in this case the clamp plate goe...

Page 22: ...POWER CORD FROM POWER SOURCE BEFORE SERVICING ROUTINE MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS Daily GENERAL CLEANING OF THE MACHINE Clean all parts that may have come into contact with the products being mixed To do this proceed as described by the manufacturer of the mixed product and take all the recommended personal precautions e g wear gloves a mask goggles etc The control panel and display must only be cleane...

Page 23: ... the floor Make sure that the machine is positioned onto a solid floor Make sure that the machine is supported by the four base feet and not on the wheels Check that the machine is well levelled and the feet are locked in position The clamp plate makes abnormal or excessive noise when it is moving up down Clean and lubricate grease the two lead screws for the clamp plate movement The operator rece...