Sankosha LP-690E-V3, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...For your safety please read this Instruction Manual thoroughly If at any time you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact us Instruction Manual LP 690E V3...

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Page 3: ...team pressure 0 6Mpa Air Pipe 3 8B Steam Pipe 1 2B Weight 210kg Dimensions Width Depth Height 710 1000 1620 mm Max 28 0 39 4 63 8 inch Max Welcome Thank you for choosing our Single Collar Cuff Press L...

Page 4: ...5 2 Provide steam 16 3 Turn the Power On 16 4 Select finish time 16 5 Set the shirt 17 6 After operation is over 18 Other Operations 19 How to Reset Emergency Stop 19 About the Cover Counter 19 About...

Page 5: ...s is used to notify of unspecified prohibition Shock Hazard This is used to note the Possibility of electric shock in certain circumstances Prohibition of Dismantling This is used to note the possibil...

Page 6: ...on t dismantle the machine by yourself It may cause electric shock injury fire or an accident Shock Hazard Don t touch the electric plug or switch It may cause an electrical shock Shock Hazard Parts m...

Page 7: ...power switch and the breaker should be off when cleaning Cleaning while power is on may cause electric shock or other injuries Check and cleaning It is necessary to check the electrical plug and sock...

Page 8: ...Area DANGER Control box has terminals with lethal voltage Only qualified professionals can open the cover Shut off the power before opening the cover Ignoring this warning will result in serious injur...

Page 9: ...ARNING The machine has moving and rotating parts Keep all body parts away from the machine during rotation Before starting check up or maintenance turn off the air and power first Ignoring this warnin...

Page 10: ...erature Area CAUTION The machine has surfaces that get extremely hot during operation Never touch hot surfaces during and 30 minutes after the steam has been turned off Ignoring this warning may resul...

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Page 12: ...ge Pinch hazard Keep hands away from the machine Do not touch while in operation Press surface is HOT Do not touch press head piping and its surrounding area Be careful There is a high risk of catchin...

Page 13: ...11 Main Device Main Unit...

Page 14: ...eft Start Button When you push this button and the right start button simultaneously the machine press head closes The pressing time can be selected by pressing either the set long timer button short...

Page 15: ...reen light will turn on The setting can be changed using this button 1 The shirt will be pressed only for the period of time shown on the short timer A green light will appear the pressing time will b...

Page 16: ...is button 0 will blink at Display Window Press the Enter Button You can reset the counter at 0 Press this button again The window will show garment counter Enter Button The light turns green when the...

Page 17: ...re does not reach its standard level set the air pressure properly following the procedure below Check Point Check compressor if the main air pressure does not reach 0 6MPa even after the above adjust...

Page 18: ...ppear on the upper right side of the selected button Press the Enter Button to save the setting The last mode Short or Long saved before turning the power off will appear as default setting next time...

Page 19: ...e start button until the press head is completely down otherwise it will release the press head Set the collar on the collar press table See on right Be careful not to insert a hand or a shirt during...

Page 20: ...e the press position Collar and cuff press head will be released automatically after the timer complete Remove the shirt from the press then place the next shirt and setup again When you want to reset...

Page 21: ...er exceeds 10 000 times there will be an error displayed EC1 when the power is turned on and the machine will not start THEREFORE AFTER CHANGING THE COVER ALWAYS RESET THE COUNTER Please use the follo...

Page 22: ...ns again This time the upper press will come down and start the pressing process After the timer is expired only the upper press will ascend With this function on you can continuously use the upper pr...

Page 23: ...e Instruction 1 How to change the Collar Cover Pad Push both start buttons without shirt on the machine Figure 1 Turn OFF the power supply after setting the air pressure to 0 MPa See page 15 Remove th...

Page 24: ...ar 2 place Right and left 2 place Figure 4 Put the guard plate in original position Cover extension rod long Spring hook Beware that the hook are very hot just after steam stop Figure 3 Figure 4 CAUTI...

Page 25: ...change Cuff Cover Pad Remove the cuff cover plate near the lower press prior to the work of changing the cover Loosen the knot of the cuff cover and then remove it Figure 1 If you will change only th...

Page 26: ...the machine Insert the screws through the hole of pad and fix the metal bracket Put cuff silicone big on the press in the center position Rough surface of the silicone should be facing that side like...

Page 27: ...the felt pad and install the cuff cover Figure 6 Make sure the surface of cover with name tag and string is facing outside of the machine Figure 6 Tie the string firmly to avoid any wrinkles Put the c...

Page 28: ...Button This button functions as a return button in the service menu Short Button Lamp of this button is turned ON OFF when test operation is ON OFF in Input test Enter Button If this button is pushed...

Page 29: ...rk 3 Press Enter Button to start the selected Service Menu 4 Work or set on the selected Menu See Service Menu Explanation for further details 5 After completion of the Menu press Counter Clear Button...

Page 30: ...process when is displayed push Enter button After display number table3 is selected with Set Select Dial when Enter button is pushed present setting time is displayed Setting time is changed with Set...

Page 31: ...e is selected as the initial setting ON OFF While the power is ON Collar Mode is selected as the initial setting 6 tou Time setting in display window After 1 2 process when is displayed push Enter but...

Page 32: ...on Procedure 1 and 2 and shows up Press Enter Button to select Turn Set Select Dial and select the number as seen in Chart 6 The Test Mode will turn on When test is done press Counter Clear button Ret...

Page 33: ...1 Left safety bar 2 Switch XE02 of left safety bar is pushed 3 1 When pushing the safety bar by hand if the bar is released the error mark will disappear and the display will appear Check that the saf...

Page 34: ...s not display or S4 does not appears on the display panel There is a problem with the cylinder sensor Check the sensor s wiring has not become disconnected etc If no problem is found then the cylinder...

Page 35: ...lem with the valve Check valve and air pressure E25 1 Close upper press arm sensor SQ06 error 2 When a power supply is turn on or at the time of upper press start upper press cylinder arm sensor turns...

Page 36: ...nd if necessary replace the controller E98 1 Display board external input error 2 Input of the display board failed to work properly 3 1 Confirm whether or not the entry connector doesn t have a malfu...

Page 37: ...your Sankosha equipment please read and comprehend carefully this Daily Check Manual thoroughly before operation Keep this manual in a safe place for easy access at all times The Checking cycle will...

Page 38: ...e automatic drain function works properly at the Regulator Mist Separator The drain is automatically discharged when the quantity of the drain reaches over half of the drain case If the drain cannot b...

Page 39: ...sit After stopping steam Clean it when it is hot Clean is required to prevent the deposit from burning and to keep ironing quality 6 Emergency Stop Button Figure 5 Press the emergency stop button righ...

Page 40: ...Trap 5 Cover 6 Press surface 7 Emergency stop No Item 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 Air Pressure 2 Regulator Mist Separator 3 Steam Pressure 4 Steam Trap 5 Cover 6 Press surface 7...

Page 41: ...39 Spare Parts List Index 1 Front Diagram 2 Rear Diagram 3 Steam Piping 4 Cover Diagram...

Page 42: ...40 Front Diagram 1 Front Diagram REV 1 3DLP690J V3 051 1...

Page 43: ...0E068 4 106 Push Button Switch 21I171 1 EMG SW Red 107 Push Button Switch 21I170 1 Reset Blue 108 Push Button Switch 21I169 2 Right left start Green 109 Breaker Switch 21C004 1 110 Push Button Switch...

Page 44: ...42 Rear Diagram 2 Rear Diagram REV 1 3DLP690J V3 052 1...

Page 45: ...ed Controller C1G015 2 208 Coil Spring H0E011 1 209 Cylinder B0W029 1 Middle Press Arm 210 Knuckle Joint B6B020 1 211 Speed Controller C1A056 1 Cylinder Sensor B5A015 1 Sensor Band B5C002 1 213 Manifo...

Page 46: ...44 Steam Piping 3 Steam Piping REV 1 3DLP690J V3 053 1...

Page 47: ...g REV 1 No Part Name Part number Q ty Remark 301 Flex Hose A6B020 1 302 Flex Hose A6B016 2 303 Flex Hose A6B019 1 304 Flex Hose A6B015 1 305 Flex Hose A6B021 1 306 Y Type Strainer J2M014 1 307 Steam G...

Page 48: ...46 Cover Diagram 4 Cover Diagram REV 1 3LP690J V3 054 1...

Page 49: ...0mm S1C066 1 403 Collar Silicon Sponge S1C067 1 404 Cuff Cover Right S1C074 1 405 Cuff Cover Left S1C075 1 406 Cuff Double Felt Pad Large S1C076 2 407 Cuff Silicon Sponge Large S1C078 2 408 Cuff Doubl...

Page 50: ...48 Diagram Sensor Diagram Electric Connection Diagram 1 4 4 4 Steam Piping Diagram All Air System...

Page 51: ...1 Emergency Button SB02 Reset Button SB04 Right Start Button SQ03 Close Upper Press Arm End Sensor SQ02 Close Upper Press Arm Sensor SB06 Right Safety Bar SB05 Left Safety Bar SQ01 Close Middle Press...

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Page 56: ...Piping Diagram Flexible Hose 3 8 850L B Flexible Hose 3 8 700L B Flexible Hose 3 8 470L B Flexible Hose 3 8 350L B Flexible Hose 3 8 250L B Pressure Gauge AMT7 16 60 1 6MPa Y TYPE Strainer SY 5 80MES...

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Page 58: ...LP 690E V3 X Rev 2 2019 11 Sankosha Manufacturing Co Ltd 988 Kanoya Cho Hachioji Tokyo 193 0815 JAPAN T e l 81 42 621 1181 F a x 81 42 620 0751 URL http overseas sankosha mfg com Distributor...