corob EVOSHAKE 500 V2 User manual

EVOSHAKE 500 V2
Vibrational Shaker
User manual
V1.0 - RC (10/2019)

User Manual
Vibrational shaker
EVOshake 500 v2
Version 1.0 RC (10/2019)
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 GENERAL INFORMATION ..............................................................................................................................................2
1.1 Purpose and use of this manual..........................................................................................................................................................2
1.2 Definitions ..................................................................................................................................................................................................2
2 FEATURES.......................................................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Description of the machine ..................................................................................................................................................................3
2.2 EVOshake 500 v2’s parts ........................................................................................................................................................................3
2.3 Usable cans ............................................................................................................................................................................................4
2.4 Identifying information..........................................................................................................................................................................4
3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ..............................................................................................................................................5
3.1 Connecting and disconnecting the machine to the mains .....................................................................................................5
3.2 Emergency stop .......................................................................................................................................................................................5
3.3 Danger caused by the shaking mechanism ...................................................................................................................................6
3.4 Danger caused by chemicals ...............................................................................................................................................................6
3.5 Explosion safety ........................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.6 Residual risks..............................................................................................................................................................................................7
3.7 Position of labels ......................................................................................................................................................................................8
4 TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE AND DISPOSAL ...........................................................................................................9
4.1 Contents of the basic package ............................................................................................................................................................9
4.2 Handling......................................................................................................................................................................................................9
4.3 Product disposal and recycling ...........................................................................................................................................................9
5 MACHINE INSTALLATION............................................................................................................................................10
5.1 General warnings ................................................................................................................................................................................. 10
5.2 Installation site requirements ........................................................................................................................................................... 10
5.3 Unpacking and placement ........................................................................................................................................................... 10
5.4 Electrical connection and start up ................................................................................................................................................ 13
6 INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE .............................................................................................................................................14
6.1 General warnings ................................................................................................................................................................................ 14
6.2 Control devices and connections.................................................................................................................................................... 14
6.3 The display............................................................................................................................................................................................... 15
6.4 Opening the door.................................................................................................................................................................................. 15
6.5 Loading of cans ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.6 Handle holder......................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.7 Shaking ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 16
6.8 Changing the language and the preferred height.................................................................................................................... 17
6.9 Special functions ................................................................................................................................................................................... 17
6.10 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................................................ 17
7 ORDINARY MAINTENANCE .........................................................................................................................................18
7.1 General warnings ................................................................................................................................................................................. 18
7.2 External cleaning ................................................................................................................................................................................... 18
7.3 Cleaning the threaded axels ........................................................................................................................................................... 18
8 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS......................................................................................................................................19
8.1 Technical information ......................................................................................................................................................................... 19
8.2 Dimensions ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 19
8.3 Declaration of conformity.................................................................................................................................................................. 20
8.4 Warranty ................................................................................................................................................................................................... 20
APPENDIX: EC DECLARATION ........................................................................................................................................22

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1 GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Purpose and use of this manual
Read this manual carefully before using the machine.
The manual is to be considered an integral part of the machine, and must be stored until it is fully dismantled.
Should it be lost or partially ruined,so that its contents can no longer be read in full,you must request a new manual from
the manufacturer.
Some of the illustrations in this manual were taken from prototypes; some details may differ on machines in
standard production.
Conventially used graphics
Boldface type is used to highlight notes or information of particular importance to a topic.
1.2 Definitions
DANGER
Indicates a risk of personal injury
WARNING
Indicates a risk of damage to the machine that could interfere with its operation.
dd
Indicates important instructions referring to precautionary rules and/or measures to adopt.
OPERATOR
A person familiar with the methods to mix paints or similar products, trained and authorized to operate and use the
machine by its controls and to load and unload production materials with all safety devices installed and enabled.
He or she must work only in safety conditions and is allowed to carry out routine maintenance operations.
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN / INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN
Specialist prepared and trained in a technical field (mechanical and electrical) and assigned by the manufacturer
to work on the machine to perform machine installation, adjustments, repair breakdowns or carry out
maintenance.

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2FEATURES
2.1 Description of the machine
The EVOshake 500 v2 is an advanced and flexible vibrational shaker. It has optimal mixing time and speed. The
EVOshake 500 v2 is easy to use and it is meant for paint shops.
EVOshake 500 v2 has automatic clamping system which allows mixing of non-explosive paints contained into metal or
plastic containers. It is suitable to handle cans of different size and shape, and is capable to shake more than one can
simultaneously. The machine is equipped with a upwards sliding door.
The shaking cycle is completely automatic involving can clamping, activations of the shaking motion, unclamping of the
can, and opening the door.
2.2 EVOshake 500 v2’s parts
Table 1. Parts of the shaker
* The Emergency button is a safety device. Pressing this button causes all machine dangerous movements to be
stopped,by cutting off power supply to all power circuits. For more specified explanation see chapter “Emergency stop”
on page 5.
The PROG and STOP buttons are explained in chapter “Control devices and connections” on page 14.
1. Display 2. Emergency button *
3. Door handle 4. Lower plate
5. PROG button 6. STOP button
7. Shelf
dd Some of the pictures in this manual were taken from prototypes; some details may differ in machines in
standard production.
1
3
6
5
Figure 2-1: EVOshake 500 v2’s parts
2
4
7

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2.3 Usable cans
2.4 Identifying information
The product identification data is printed on the type shield behind the
machine, see figure 3-3 on page 5. The type shield is indicating:
• Manufacturer’s name and address
•Marking
• Machine model
•Yearofmanufacture
• Serial number (S/N)
• Electrical specifications
Can handling features
Type of cans Round / square / oval
Max can diameter 370 mm
Min. height 50 mm
Max height 410 mm
Max can weight 40 kg
Multiple can handling Yes
Loading height from floor 430 mm
dd Do not remove or tamper with the identification plate in any
way.
Figure 2-2: The machine serial
number, S/N, is in the type shield.

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3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
The EVOshake 500 v2 shaker has been designed to be functional, safe and easy to use. Excellent design has removed
several dangers posed by the machine. However, in order for the machine to function properly, it still has points that
could cause a dangerous situation. This is why the machine has safety guards that help prevent accidents when used
correctly.
Only qualified and appropriately trained personnel (MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN) are authorized to access the machine
parts protected by panels for extraordinary maintenance and repair interventions.
Any routine maintenance intervention performed by the operator must be carried out with the machine off and the
power supply cable disconnected from the mains socket outlet.
3.1 Connecting and disconnecting the machine to the mains
Before connecting the mains cable:
• Ensure that starting up the machine will not cause any danger
Before service, repairs and cleaning:
• Unplug the machine from the mains socket.
Periodically check the condition of the mains cable; if it is damaged, replace it with a new cable supplied by the
manufacturer.
Do not use extension cords to power the machine.
Do not use multisockets to connect other equipment to the same socket that powers the machine.
3.2 Emergency stop
The EVOshake 500 v2 is equipped with an emergency button, which is
located in the front left corner of the machine, see figure 3-3.
The purpose of the emergency button is to stop the machine safely in a
dangerous situation. Pressing the button causes the machine to stop immedi-
ately in emergency mode, ceasing all movements.
DANGER
This machine is meant for mixing paint. Any other use can cause a safety risk.
Neglecting to follow these safety instructions may lead to personal injury. Read the user manual carefully before
operating the machine. Never operate contrary to the instructions.
WARNING
The shaker may only be serviced by a qualified service representative.
DANGER
Electrical shock or sudden start up of the machine may cause personal injury.
DANGER
This equipment must be grounded. Check the grounding of the power supply system before connecting the
machine.
Figure 3-3: The emergency button.

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To activate the emergency button
Press the emergency button down.
To release the emergency button
Turn the red mushroom-head button either clock or counterclockwise =>STOP button blinks red
Press STOP button => The PROG button blinks green and the door opens.
3.3 Danger caused by the shaking mechanism
The EVOshake 500 v2 shaker is based on the principle of shaking
action. The shaker is equipped with a clamping mechanism to fasten
the can during shaking. Clamping and shaking can create a danger of
crushing, cutting and entangling. The EVOshake 500 v2 has a sliding
door to minimize hazards caused by the shaking mechanism.
The machine is equipped with a safety device that prevents the
machine to be started when the door is open and it also prevents the
door to be opened during machine operation.
The machine must not be used with cans exceeding the limits set forth
in chapter 8.1 Technical information.
The OPERATOR must not carry out operations reserved to the
MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN or the INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN. The
manufacturer CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE for damages deriving
from the non‐observance of this prohibition.
It is strictly forbidden to use the machine without protections or with
any safety devices present on the machine disabled, broken down, or
removed.The panels must be kept closed at all times.
3.4 Danger caused by chemicals
The substances that may be used on the machine ‐‐ such as colorants, paints, solvents, lubricants and cleansers --
may be hazardous to your health; handle, store and dispose of these substances in keeping with current regulations
and the instructions provided with the product.
DANGER
The emergency button does not completely cut off power to the entire machine.The power supply unit box inside
the machine still remains powered.
To completely remove power from the machine it is necessary to shut it off (the switch behind the machine, see
figure 6-18 on page 14) and unplug the power supply cable from the wall socket outlet.
DANGER
The movement of the clamping mechanism may cause personal injury.
DANGER
Handle, store, and dispose of all agents according to the instructions supplied with them.
When shaking paints containing volatile solvents, do not use naked flames, electrical tools or other types of devices
that could cause sparks or fire hazards close to the machine.
Figure 3-4: The sliding door is closed.

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3.5 Explosion safety
The EVOshake 500 v2 is not designed to be used in spaces where there is a danger of explosion. An explosive space is a
room in which burning gas, vapours or mist from burning liquid or burning dust are mixed with air or explosives, causing
a danger of explosion.
Avoid naked flames or material that may create sparks and cause a fire.
3.6 Residual risks
DANGER
EVOshake 500 v2 must not be used in spaces which pose the danger of an explosion.
Risk Preventive measure P. P. E : Ch. in
this
manual
Risk of electrocution - Risk of
electrical shock if you power the
machine from a socket not
equipped with ground
connection.
Power the machine through a grounded
socket outlet.
/ch.5.2
Risk of electrocution - Risk of
electrical shock if you access
machine parts protected by
panels without first cutting off
electrical power.
The operator is not authorized to access
the machine parts protected by panels.
For the maintenance technician: before
performing any maintenance
intervention, shut off the machine and
disconnect the power supply cable from
the mains socket outlet.
/ch. 6
Dorsal/lumbar injuries -
Handling heavy loads when
moving the machine and loading
cans on the shelf may cause
injuries.
Do not exceed the weight limits stated by
the current regulations in force.
If necessary, use appropriate lifting
equipment.
ch. 8.1
ch. 6.5
Risk of falling objects /
crushing ‐When positioning a
can on the shelf, there is a risk it
may fall onto the operator.
Position the can so that the whole base
rests on the shelf surface.
ch. 6.5
Risk of crushing /
entanglement ‐The automatic
movement of the door and of the
plates may cause injuries.
The door opens upward. Keep enough
free space. Do not put objects on top.
Keep your hands away.
Before performing any intervention, press
Emergency stop button.
ch. 3.3
ch. 6.4
ch. 6.7
Risk of contusion - When fixing
the handle holder, it may cause
injuries.
Handle the holder firmly, take a good
grip.
ch. 6.6
Risk of explosion - Fumes
generated by the colorants used
may cause an explosion.
Do not use the machine in in classified
areas (areas at risk for explosion).
Avoid naked flames or material that may
create sparks and cause a fire.
/
Risk of poisoning and
sensitization -
Fumes generated by the
colorants used may cause
poisoning and/or sensitization
during machine cleaning and
disposal.
Read the warnings reported in the
Material Safety Data Sheets of the
colorants used. The MSDS must be
provided by the colorant manufacturer.
Keep the room suitably ventilated.
Personal
Protective
Equipment
as
specified in
MSDS.
ch. 3.4

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3.7 Position of labels
1. Type shield (2.4 Identifying information on page 4)
2. Label “General warnings”
3. Label “PROG STOP”
4. Label “Place the can”
5. Label “Warning max can size”
6. Label “Electrical danger”
7. Label “Serial Number”
dd Do not remove or make illegible the safety or instruction labels. Replace any label has become illegible or is
missing, by requesting it to the manufacturer.
3
4
56
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1
2
Figure 3-5: Position of the labels.