TEXWRAP 2200SS SIDE SEAL, Manual

Page 1: ...2200SS SIDE SEAL TOUCHSCREEN PARTS MANUAL SN S1005 COPYRIGHT 1999 525 VOSSBRINK DRIVE WASHINGTON MO 63090 PH 636 239 7424 FX 636 2397241...

Page 2: ...y IV MACHINE SET UP 9 A Setup for Product Procedure B Loading Routing Film V SPECIAL FEATURES 13 A Using Test Mode B Auto Space Feature C Film Registration VI ENHANCING PERFORMANCE 14 VIII TUNING SIDE...

Page 3: ...ndix A is the definition of terms Since these terms may vary from person to person our definition is listed for reference Whenever a CAUTION or a WARNING is displayed in the manual observe the warning...

Page 4: ...aken when removing the machine from the crate 1 Cut the plastic straps from the box Use caution when doing so as the straps are under tension Remove all fasteners securing the box lid 2 Lift the box o...

Page 5: ...to the film folder wiring diagram 5 Wire in any auxiliary infeed equipment such as the Texwrap FC10 Flighted Conveyor following the appropriate wiring diagram s 6 Plug the machine into a dedicated 20A...

Page 6: ...operation allowing you to restart the machine If an error does occur the indicator will glow red until the button is pushed to reset the machine Note Button must be held in until the machine resets O...

Page 7: ...e panel and from here any machine feature or setting can be reached Most of the touch screen panels are self explanatory Each panel on the touch screen performs a different function and may contain va...

Page 8: ...he number whenever a numerical entry pad is used Numerical Entry Pad Allows a change in the PLC using a calculator type number pad When the set button is pressed a calculator type numerical pad will b...

Page 9: ...SEAL CRANK B ADJUST THE DISTANCE BETWEEN THE UPPER AND LOWER SEALBARS OR THE OPENING HEIGHT When adjusting either crank handle do so with the air pressure on and keep the lower seal pad even with the...

Page 10: ...h the endseal system 7 The main air regulator should never exceed 80 PSI The recommended PSI is 75 Exceeding 80 PSI will damage internal mechanisms 8 Dry Run the product without film and check for pro...

Page 11: ...slanted side of the top former 7 For the bottom layer of film place it under the backside of the bottom film former and fold it over the slanted side of the bottom former 8 Pull both halves of the fil...

Page 12: ...12 Diagram Film Path...

Page 13: ...tle and then an accurate count can be achieved To stop the machine from continuing the cycle press the TEST MODE ON OFF button The machine will stop and wait for the next user action With Auto mode of...

Page 14: ...ION TRIM or increase bag length If the return MOTION TRIM percentage is set too short it is possible for the endseal to hit the package directly behind it therefore disturbing the spacing between the...

Page 15: ...ges the stop adjustment bolt Examine the round seal blade system where it contacts the sideseal backup roller The blade should barely touch the backup roller with no visible sign of backup roller comp...

Page 16: ...screw Turn the screw turn and wait for the belt to settle as conveyor runs full speed Be careful not to over tension the M1 conveyor belt Middle and Exit Conveyors M2 M3 Locate the two Phillips head...

Page 17: ...r Replace if necessary 4 Check conveyor belts for proper tracking Weekly 1 Wipe down all visible bearings with clean dry cloth Do not use any oil 2 Wipe down the conveyor belts Monthly 1 Check all cha...

Page 18: ...18 APPENDICES...

Page 19: ...se the endseal jaws for one seal time Auto Space this is the automatic staging system which when enabled will space product between the infeed and main conveyors Max Speed allows the machine to speed...

Page 20: ...ll and void if it is determined The equipment is misused abused or neglected in any way The equipment is altered or modified without prior written approval from TEXWRAP TEXWRAP makes no claims to the...

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