Loma IQ3X User manual

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Loma Systems, Summit Avenue, Southwood, Farnborough, Hampshire, GU14 0NY UK
IQ3X Metal Detection System
Designed for Food & PackagingIndustries
Operating Instructions
Commercial in Confidence
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Version Number Date Reason
1 29/07/2019 Initial Release

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Contents
1: Introduction 7
1.1 About this guide 8
1.2 Organisation 9
1.3 Document Change Control 10
1.4 Document Key 10
1.5 Copyright and Acknowledgements 11
1.6 Loma Systems 12
2: Safety First 13
2.1 Safety Awareness 14
2.2 EC Declaration of Conformity 15
2.3 Safety Warnings 15
2.4 Safety Labels 18
2.5 Safety Guards 20
2.6 Responsibilities and Disclaimer 20
2.7 Safety Measures 21
2.8 Intended Use of the Machine 22
2.9 Noise Levels 22
2.10 End of Life Treatment 23
2.11 Emergency Procedures 23
2.12 Quality Assurance 24
2.13 ISO9000 25
2.14 End User Licence Agreement 26
2: Introduction to the IQ3X Metal Detection System 27

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3: Getting Started 29
3.1 User Interface 29
3.2 Operator Keys 29
3.3 Indicators 30
3.4 Displays 30
3.5 Using the Menus 31
3.6 Editing a Menu Option 31
3.7 Editing a Text Field 31
3.8 Electrical Services Box 32
3.9 IQ3X Display Menu Map 33
3.10 User Access 34
3.11 Logging In and Out 35
3.12 Logging In 35
3.13 Logged Out 36
3.14 Starting and Stopping 36
3.15 Starting the Machine 36
3.16 Stopping the Machine 37
3.17 Emergency Stop 37
3.18 Starting the Machine after an Emergency Stop 37
4: Operating Instructions 39
4.1 Setting Up the Metal Detector 39
4.2 Setting the Time and Date 40
4.3 Setting the Language 40
4.4 Setting the Machine ID 41

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4.5 Setting User Access Levels and Passwords 42
4.6 Turning Off the Access Level Feature 42
4.7 Configuring the Metal Detector 43
4.8 Setting Up the Search Head 44
4.9 Setting Up the Conveyor 46
4.10 Setting up the Service Options 50
4.11 Setting the VF Balance 52
4.12 Setting the VF Drive 54
4.13 Setting Up the User Options 56
4.14 Performing a Ferrite Tune 57
4.15 Setting Up the Reject Options 58
4.16 Adding a New Product 61
4.17 Learning Products 63
4.18 Full Learn 64
4.19 Update Learn 65
4.20 Learn Messages 66
4.21 Learn Setup 67
4.22 Learn Limits 70
4.23 Using Performance Validation 73
4.24 Setting Up PV Testing 73
4.25 Running a Performance Validation Test 77
5: Maintenance 79
5.1 Maintenance Warnings 80
5.2 Inspection and Cleaning 81
5.3 Cleaning Materials Required 81

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5.4 Guidance for Cleaning the System 81
5.5 Cleaning Regime 82
5.6 Cleaning Solutions 82
5.7 Air Regulator Unit Maintenance 83
5.8 Conveyor Belt Maintenance 84
5.9 Belt Conveyor Versions 84
5.10 Plastic Modular Belt Section Replacement 84
5.11 Setting the Belt Tension and Tracking 85
5.12 Adjusting the Drive Chain Tension 85
5.13 Adjusting the Reject Devices 85
5.14 UCB (Universal Control Board) Software Upgrade 86

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1:Introduction
Inspection systems are widely used and integrated into the production lines of a vast range of
businesses. Where they identify metal contamination in products ensuring they are removed
from the production line and are not supplied to customers.
Loma Systems has been designing and manufacturing inspection equipment for 50 years and has
earned a reputation for consistent quality and advance technology.
The following sections provide more information:
About this guide
This section provides you with a general introduction to the guide, its purpose and the intended
audience.
Organisation
The guide is organised into a number of chapters providing information in a logical sequence.
Document Change Control
This guide is a controlled document which is subject to change in line with changes to our
products. As the principle aim of the guide is to provide you with the information that you need,
we would welcome any comments or feedback that will enable us to make improvements to
the guide.
Document Key
Special text is used throughout the document, highlighted through the use of icons, to add notes
and warnings where appropriate.
Copyright and Acknowledgements
This guide is copyright to Loma Systems. No part of this document may be reproduced,
transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, translated into any language, or computer
language in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Loma Systems.
Loma Systems
Loma has offices around the world that can provide you with sales and support services. This
section includes the address and contact details for the main offices. In addition details for all
offices are available via the website at www.loma.com.

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1.1 About this guide
General
This guide explains how to use the IQ3X Metal Detection System. It walks through the process
required to operate the machine. This guide does not cover the advanced features of the IQ3X
Metal Detection System. For more information on the advanced features please refer to the
IQ3X Reference Guide.
Audience
This guide is designed for the following users of the IQ3X Metal Detection System.
lOperators:
lOperators use the machine functionality and features to carry out routine product
inspections and remove non-conforming products from the production line.
lSupervisor:
lSupervisors use the machine functionality and features to manage the selection
and inspection of a range of products.
lQuality
lA user that monitors and analyses inspection data to ensure that acceptable quality
standards are achieved and maintained for all the products inspected meeting
customer and legislative requirements.
lEngineer
lA user that carries out the installation, commissioning and integration of the system
into the production line, and carries out routine servicing and maintenance tasks
ensuring the high performance and longevity of the machine
Purpose
The goal is to show users how to carry out operations and tasks that will ensure the effective, safe
and continued operation of the machine enabling it to detect contaminanted products and
remove them from the production line.

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1.2 Organisation
This guide is organised into the following chapters:
Introduction
Guidelines provide an introduction to this guide and some general information, including global
contact details for Loma Systems.
Safety First
Guidelines identify and explain the safety features built into the machine, potential hazards,
warnings, labelling and other general and legislative information related to the safe use of the
machine.
Getting Started
Guidelines describe the basic controls and how to switch on, log in and prepare the machine for
use.
User Interface
Guidelines describe how to navigate around the user interface and also provides description of
the screens, through which you can set-up and manage all parameters required for inspecting
products and for the general operation of the machine.
Operating Instructions
Instructions are provided describing how to set up and configure the machine, including adding
new products for inspection.
Maintenance
Instructions are provided describing the correct procedure for the inspection and cleaning of
the IQ3X Metal Detection System.

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1.3 Document Change Control
The information contained in this guide is believed to be accurate at the time of writing. It is
subject to changes and additions over time to improve on the information provided and in line
with changes made to the system. For any feedback or necessary changes, please contact us
at [e-mail].
1.4 Document Key
The following special text may be used throughout the document. The icons and colour coding
have the following meanings:
Hyperlinks
[e-mail]:- Indicates an email hyperlink, so tapping on the text will open a new
message window in your email system.
http://www.loma.com:- Indicates a web hyperlink, so tapping on the text will open the page in
your default web browser.
Notes and Warnings
Warnings are to be used to identify possible hazards which may cause damage to,
or malfucntion of the equipment, loss of life, bodily damage or ill health in any form,
either immediate or latent. Loma Systems cannot be held responsible for injury to
anyone, however caused, where warnings have been ignored or taken lightly.
Notes are used to provide supplementary information.
Important is used where the information is critical to the completion of a task. You
should not disregard an important indication.
Examples are supplied for the purpose of explanation they do not reflect your
specific needs or requirements.

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1.5 Copyright and Acknowledgements
Copyright © 2019 Loma Systems, a division of ITW Ltd. All rights reserved.
Loma Systems
Summit Avenue
Southwood
Farnborough
Hampshire
GU14 0NY
England
Email: [e-mail]
Web: www.loma.com
This document is copyright material. No part of this document may be reproduced, transmitted,
transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language, or computer language
in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of Loma Systems. IQ3X Metal
Detection System is a trademark of Loma Systems. All other product names are trademarks or
registered trademarks of their respective owners systems.
The information in this guide is believed to be correct at the date of publication. However, our
policy is one of continuous improvement and so the information in this guide is subject to
change without notice, and does not represent a commitment on the part of Loma Systems.
No liability is accepted for errors and omissions in this document. If users are
uncertain about any aspect of the installation of the equipment they should contact
an authorised service centre. details of these are provided in the Loma Systems
section or can be obtained from www.loma.com

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1.6 Loma Systems
UK Canada
Sales Customer and Service Support
Loma Systems
Southwood
Farnborough
Hampshire
GU14 0NY
United Kingdom
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
USA and South America
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems
550 Kehoe Boulevard
Carol Stream
Illinois 60188
USA
Tel:[phone]-USA-Loma
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
China
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems Shanghai (Asia HQ) Shanghai
Loma Systems
Door 3, No. 15, Lane 1985
Chunsen Road, Shanghai, 200237 PRC
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] /[e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
France
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems et Lock Inspection sont des divisions de ITW Ltd
8, rue de la Garde
Bâtiment « Le Chêne »
F-44300 Nantes
France
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] /[e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Poland
Sales and Customer Service Loma Systems
Wiśniowy Business Park
ul. Iłżecka 26, Budynek E
02‐135 Warszawa
Poland
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Canada
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems
Unit 11, 333 Wyecroft Road
Ontario
L6K 2H2
Canada
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Czech Republic
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems
U Lomy 1069
334 41 Dobrany
Czech Republic
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] /[e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Benelux
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems / Lock Inspection
Steenovenweg 44
5708 HN
Helmond
Netherlands
Tel: [phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail] /[e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Germany
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems a division of ITW Test & Measurement GmbH
Magnusstr. 18
D- 46535 Dinslaken
Deutschland
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E- mail: [e-mail] /[e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com
Brazil
Sales and Customer Service
Loma Systems / Brapenta Electronica
Baráo do Rio Branco
753 – Santo Amaro
São Paulo, SP – Brasil
CEP 04753-001
Tel:[phone]
Fax:[phone]
E-mail: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.loma.com /www.brapenta.com
For details of other Loma offices and the worldwide distributor, please visit www.loma.com.

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2:Safety First
The safety of people carrying out any activities associated with the installation and use of the
IQ3X Metal Detection System is of primary importance. This chapter is therefore included to
provide you with general safety guidance.
The following sections provide more information:
Safety Awareness
All personnel engaged in activities associated with the installation of the system should read and
comply with the instructions and information contained herein, the statutory requirements and
regulations, including the provisions of the Health and Safety at Work Act (UK), and in line with
other international standards.
EC Declaration of Conformity
Provided it is installed, operated, serviced and maintained in accordance with the guidelines
contained in this User Guide, the IQ3X Metal Detection System complies with the appropriate EU
Directives which are listed in this section. A signed EC Declaration of Conformity is supplied with
each system.
Safety Warnings
A number of general safety warnings appropriate for the use of Loma Metal Detection Systems
are provided in this section. It is strongly recommended that personnel who are, or will be,
responsible for installing, maintaining or operating the system described in this guide should read
and understand these warnings.
Safety Labels
Safety labels are attached or etched in appropriate places to highlight areas of the system
where caution should be taken to avoid potential hazards. The labels used are listed and
described in this section.
Safety Guards
For Loma Metal Detection Systems the use of guarding, including covers, panels, curtains and
other methods is extremely important in order to restrict operators from accessing areas of the
system that are potentially hazardous when the machine is operating. This section provides some
guidance.
Responsibilities and Disclaimer
The IQ3X Metal Detection System warranty provided by Loma Systems is subject to it being used
and maintained in accordance with a set of guidelines which are included in this section.
Safety Measures
Before attempting to use the system a number of basic checks should be carried out to ensure
that it is in a safe condition and ready to be used. A list of recommended checks is included in
this section.

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Intended Use of the Machine
Loma Metal Detection Systems are designed to be used in an industrial environment for
detecting contaminants and over/underweight products presented in packaging. Any
improper use could invalidate the EC Declaration of Conformity issued with the system and also
the system warranty. This section provides further details.
Noise Levels
Generally in an industrial environment some background noise is present due to the operation of
electrical equipment and mechanical movements of machinery such as conveyors and
electrical noise. In general operation, Loma Metal Detection Systems do not emit a level of
noise that is hazardous.
End of Life Treatment
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment recycling (WEEE) Regulations 2006 and the CE
Directive 2002/96/EC require that electrical and electronic equipment must be recycled at the
end of its useful life. This section provides some guidelines.
Emergency Procedures
This section lists the potential emergencies that may be encountered and the associated
procedures.
Quality Assurance
If your business is operating under an approved Quality Management System, all activities
covering the safe operation and maintenance of the Metal Detection System will need to be
incorporated into the system to ensure continued compliance. This section provides some
guidelines on what needs to be considered.
End User Licence Agreement
This section contains details of the End User Licence Agreement for the system software.
2.1 Safety Awareness
Loma metal detectors employ low-intensity electromagnetic fields in compliance
with current legislation.
If used in close proximity to an electromagnetic field, the operation of
pacemakers, cardiac defibrillators and other life support devices can be affected.
Wearers of these devices should consult their doctor for advice on avoiding this
hazard.
It is strongly advised that all installation, operation and maintenance personnel read this guide
before working on the IQ3X Metal Detection System and comply with the instructions and
information contained herein.
It is essential that all personnel engaged in activities associated with the installation, operation,
servicing and maintenance of the IQ3X Metal Detection System have been adequately trained
and are appropriately qualified and experienced to do so.
All personnel should comply with the statutory requirements and regulations, including the
provisions of the Health and Safety at Work Act (UK), other EU relevant legislation, relevant OSHA
regulations, and any amendments that may become legal requirements.

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2.2 EC Declaration of Conformity
Provided it is installed, operated, serviced and maintained in accordance with the guidelines
contained in this document, the IQ3X Metal Detection System addresses the fundamental safety
and health requirements of the following directives:
lEC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC.
lEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive 2004/108/EC.
lEU-Directive 1935/2004/EC (Materials for Food Contact).
lEU-Directive 2023/2006/EC (Good manufacturing practice for materials and articles
intended to come into contact with food).
lEU-Directive 2011/10/EC plus amendments 1282/2011/EC and 1183/2012/EC (Plastic
Materials and Articles intended to come into contact with food). A signed and dated EC
Declaration of Conformity is provided with each system delivered.
Any modifications made to any part of the system without the prior written
agreement of Loma Systems will invalidate the EC Declaration of Conformity and
also the product warranty.
2.3 Safety Warnings
Listed below are the safety warnings that are applicable when using a Loma IQ3X Metal
Detection System. It is strongly recommended that personnel who are, or will be, responsible for
installing, maintaining or operating the equipment described in this guide should read and
understand these warnings.
Systems manufactured by Loma are specifically designed for Automatic in-line operation.
Operators are normally only required to work on the machine intermittently. This interaction is
usually limited to either changing product settings via the system control panel or emptying
product from the reject receptacle.
Engineers involved in installation, servicing and maintenance of the IQ3X Metal Detection
System may be exposed to hazards in the execution of particular:
1. LETHAL HAZARD – ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES.
A current of 100 milliamps passing through the body for one second can kill. This can occur at
voltages as low as 35V ac or 50V dc. The equipment described in this manual uses electrical
power which can be lethal. Unless absolutely necessary, cleaning, inspection and maintenance
must not be carried out without first isolating the equipment from all electrical supplies.
2. NON-IONIZING RADIATION.
Loma metal detectors employ low-intensity electromagnetic fields in compliance with current
legislation.
If used in close proximity to an electromagnetic field, the operation of pacemakers, cardiac
defibrillators and other life support devices can be affected.
Wearers of these devices should consult their doctor for advice on avoiding this hazard.

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3. LETHAL HAZARD – COMPRESSED AIR SUPPLIES.
The equipment described in this manual may be supplied with a compressed air supply
operating at a pressure which may be lethal. Unless absolutely necessary, cleaning, inspection
and maintenance must not be carried out without first isolating the equipment from all
compressed air supplies.
4. WORKING ON EQUIPMENT.
If it is essential to work on the equipment with electrical and/or compressed air power
connected, the work must be undertaken only by qualified personnel who are fully aware of the
danger involved and who have taken adequate safety precautions to avoid contact with
dangerous voltages and/or compressed air supplies. Before disconnecting the system from
power, removing the power plug or loosening the power terminals ensure that signal cables to
other machines are disconnected first. Take care not to trap the earth wire or ribbon cable
when closing the enclosure lid.
5. REJECT DEVICES.
At no time, with compressed air and/or electrical power applied to an automatic reject device,
should any part of the body be placed within the operating area of the reject device.
6. EXCESSIVE NOISE.
When an air blast reject device operates, the noise emitted may constitute a noise hazard.
While short exposure to this noise will not cause permanent damage to hearing, prolonged
exposure may cause some damage. Modular belts when run at higher speeds (typically above
50 m/min) can also generate noise levels in excess of 70dB. It is recommended that ear
defenders are worn by personnel who are regularly exposed to the noise.
7. HEAVY EQUIPMENT.
Loma Metal Detection Systems are extremely heavy and considerable care must be taken
when handling them. Sufficient personnel and a suitable fork-lift truck or pallet truck must be
used to ensure safe handling.
8. LIFTING THE MACHINE.
Use only the correct slings and lifting tackle to move Loma Metal Detection Systems. Visually
inspect all slings and lifting tackle prior to lifting the machine to ensure that:
a. The safe working load will not be exceeded.
b. There are no frayed or broken strands.
c. Hooks, rings, etc. are not damaged.
9. MOVING THE MACHINE.
The centre of gravity of the system is high. Lower the height adjustment to its minimum before
moving. Care must be taken when moving a system on a slope to ensure that it does not topple
over. This could result in death or severe injury to an individual and/or severe damage to the
equipment.

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10. CONTAMINANTS.
Oils and greases must always be handled with care. Prolonged bare skin exposure to certain oils
and greases can cause skin problems. Always handle oils and greases in accordance with the
manufacturer‘s instructions.
11. TRAPPED FINGERS.
Do not place fingers on the underside of the conveyor when the system is operating. It is possible
for fingers to be trapped and subsequently crushed between a moving and fixed component.
12. WARNING LABELS.
Loma Metal Detection Systems have a number of safety labels attached to highlight potentially
hazardous areas. Particular attention should be paid to the location of these labels and their
significance in operating the system safely. If necessary, labelling is provided in the local
language to meet legislative requirements.
13. GUARDS.
No system is to be run without guards fitted unless for maintenance purposes and only if
adequate precautions have been taken. Under no circumstances is any interlock to be
defeated.
14. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION WARNING.
In the USA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Acts quite clearly place
the burden of compliance on the user of equipment, and the acts are generalised to the extent
that determination of adequacy of compliance is a judgement decision on the part of the local
inspector. Hence Loma cannot be held responsible for meeting full requirements of OSHA or
OHSA with regards to any equipment supplied, nor can Loma be held liable for penalty which
may be assessed for failure to meet the requirements of the acts as interpreted by an authorised
inspector.
15. LIABILITY.
This machinery contains high voltages of a hazardous and potentially fatal nature. Loma Systems
cannot accept any liability for death or bodily injury resulting from improper work undertaken by
unqualified operatives, or due to deviations from the maintenance instructions within this
manual. This Liability statement is in addition to the terms of sale.
16. DISCONNECTION OF POWER.
Before disconnecting the system from power, removing the power plug or loosening the power
terminals ensure that signal cables to other machines are disconnected first.

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2.4 Safety Labels
Safety labels are attached or etched in appropriate places to highlight areas of the system
where caution should be taken to avoid potential hazards. The labels used are listed and
described below.
Label Message
CE Mark / Machine identification etched on the machine
includes:
lPower supply data
lDate of manufacture
lSerial Number
lModel
Mandatory Safety Label on all Loma Products
Must read Operator's Manual prior to use.
Caution: Electric Shocks
Includes voltage and phase details which will vary dependant on
the available supply.
Caution: Hazardous Machinery
All machinery has a potential for being hazardous if the
appropriate level of care is not taken and any safety warnings not
followed.
Caution: Pneumatic Reject Device
Reject devices operate very quickly to remove contaminated
products from a fast moving production line. Care should be
taken to avoid contact with a reject device when it is operating.
Caution: Pinch Point
Moving parts of machines, specifically conveyors, provide
opportunities for trapping fingers or even items of clothing in the
mechanism if care is not taken.
Caution: Isolate Machine Before Maintenance
Electrical power should be disconnected before carrying out
maintenance operations that expose staff to potentially lethal
voltages.
Caution: Isolate air supply before maintenance
Compressed air should be disconnected before carrying out
maintenance operations where reject devices could be
activated accidentally.

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Label Message
Mandatory 'Check Guards' label on all Loma products
Guards are fitted to protect the operator, they must be checked
regularly for any damage or replacement work.
Caution: Crush Hazard
Moving parts of the system provide a risk of crushing hands if due
care is not taken.
Warning: No Access
No Access fitted to guard apertures to protect operator from
injury.

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2.5 Safety Guards
Under no circumstance must a machine be operated with any guarding removed
or interlock switches defeated.
Guarding
For Loma Metal Detection Systems the use of guarding, including covers, panels, curtains and
other methods is extremely important in order to restrict operators from accessing areas of the
machine that are potentially hazardous whilst the machine is operating.
Interlock switches
On some machines, access hatches are incorporated into the guards to provide access to
some areas of the machine to, for example, clear obstructions and remove products when
required. These hatches are fitted with an interlock switch so that when a hatch is opened, the
machine will switch off and a fault condition generated.
Safety Relay and Circuits
As safety is paramount, at least one fail safe relay is fitted to ensure that if a contact of the
interlocks were to fail the safety relay will automatically detect the fault and therefore switch off
the system and generate a fault condition.
2.6 Responsibilities and Disclaimer
Unless agreed otherwise in writing by Loma Systems, any warranty claims are subject to the
following:
lNo unapproved changes or additions to the electrical wiring system have been carried
out.
lNo unapproved mechanical changes or additions to the system have been carried out.
lNo unapproved electronic changes or additions to the system have been carried out.
lNo unapproved changes or additions to the system software have been carried out.
lCleaning of the system has been carried out in accordance with the Inspection and
Cleaning guidance included in this User Guide.
lThe system has not been subjected to operation, or an environment, that is outside of the
parameters included in the machine's Technical Specification.
lThe system has only been used for the purpose for which it has been sold, as specified in
the contract.
lMaintenance tasks have been carried out in accordance with the guidance included in
this User Guide.
lAny spare parts required may be obtained from Loma Systems by sending an email to
[e-mail].