Panasonic KXF-3V3C User manual

Operating Instructions
Model No. KXF-3V3C
Thank you for purchasing CM95R, the multi-functional chip mounter.
Before placing the machine in service, be sure to read the instruction manual for
proper usage.
After that, store it carefully and it if necessary.
3V3C-E-MMDB-0001
Multi-functional Chip Mounter CM95R
Maintenance Manual(1/2)

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DO NOT ALLOW ANY PERSON WHO HAS NOT RECEIVED SPECIAL TRAINING
TO OPERATE THE MACHINE.
The machine may be operated improperly and injure you.
Either carry out training by yourself, or consult the manufacturer.
WARNING
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ORGANIZATION OF MANUALS
6 manuals are attached to this machine. They are classified into 4 types. Use each manual according
to the working purpose and person in charge.
Manuals of this machine
The assembly of each unit is individually indicated by an exploded
view of the parts. Use this for ordering parts or confirming the
assembly of the units.
This manual is for machine maintenance, and describes the daily
checks, adjustment and replacement of consumable parts.
Troubleshooting is also included.
This manual is for the machine operators, and describes the operat-
ing procedure, precautions and information which are necessary for
safe and effective operation.
This manual is for the data programmers, and describes the
methods for creating and changing data.
Programming manual (1/2, 2/2)
Operating manual
Parts List
Maintenance manual (1/2, 2/2)
This manual
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MAINTENANCE INSPECTION
ERROR MESSAGES
MACHINE PARAMETER TEACHING
LOAD ARRANGEMENT
APPENDIX (I/O MAP, DAIAGRAM)
2/2 APPENDIX(DAIAGRAM)
Refer to the following pages for detailed contents.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
MAINTENANCE
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS.................................................... 17
CONTENTS
1INSPECTION
1-1 Inspection Chart...................................................................................... 1-1
1-1-1 Main Body............................................................................................... 1-1
1-1-2 Tray Feeder ............................................................................................ 1-3
1-1-3 Multi-Tray Feeder.................................................................................... 1-4
1-2 Inspection Details.................................................................................... 1-5
1-2-1 Air Machine and Tools ............................................................................ 1-5
1-2-2 X-Y Unit .................................................................................................. 1-6
1-2-3 Head Drive Unit....................................................................................... 1-7
1-2-4 Transfer Head......................................................................................... 1-8
1-2-5 Nozzle Changer .................................................................................... 1-15
1-2-6 Nozzle................................................................................................... 1-17
1-2-7 Conveyor .............................................................................................. 1-21
1-2-8 Board Recognition ................................................................................ 1-22
1-2-9 Chip Recognition Part ........................................................................... 1-23
1-2-10 Cut & Offset Unit................................................................................... 1-25
1-2-11 Tape Unit .............................................................................................. 1-31
1-2-12 Pre-centering Unit................................................................................. 1-32
1-2-13 Laser Unit ............................................................................................. 1-33
1-2-14 Control Unit........................................................................................... 1-34
1-2-15 Tray Feeder (Matrix Table) ................................................................... 1-35
1-2-16 Tray Feeder (Lifter)............................................................................... 1-36
1-2-17 Tray Feeder (Transfer Head) ................................................................ 1-37
1-2-18 Tray Feeder (Pallet Changer) ............................................................... 1-38
1-2-19 Multi-tray Feeder (X-Y Unit) .................................................................. 1-39
1-2-20 Multi-tray Feeder [Pallet Pull-out Unit (Parts pick-up side)] .................. 1-40
1-2-21 Multi-tray Feeder [Pallet Pull-out Unit (Tray supply side)].....................1-41
1-2-22 Multi-tray Feeder (Lifter Unit) ................................................................ 1-42

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1-2-23 Multi-tray Feeder (Transfer Head & Nozzle) ......................................... 1-43
1-2-24 Multi-tray Feeder (Control Box)............................................................. 1-46
1-3 Lubricating Each Unit............................................................................ 1-48
1-3-1 X-Y Unit ................................................................................................ 1-48
1-3-2 Head Drive Unit..................................................................................... 1-49
1-3-3 R-axis Air Joint...................................................................................... 1-50
1-3-4 Cut & Offset Unit................................................................................... 1-54
1-3-5 Conveyor .............................................................................................. 1-55
1-3-6 Precenter .............................................................................................. 1-56
1-3-7 Multi-tray Feeder (Lifter Unit) ................................................................ 1-58
1-4 Battery Replacement 1 ST name: CM95R-M........................................ 1-59
1-4-1 Type and Use........................................................................................ 1-59
1-4-2 Battery Setting Positions....................................................................... 1-60
1-4-3 Replacing Battery on SCMSEM........................................................ 1-62
1-4-4 Replacing Battery on PRMEEQ ........................................................ 1-62
1-4-5 Replacing Battery on NF14EA .......................................................... 1-62
1-5 Battery Replacement 2 ST Name: MT20F-SL ...................................... 1-63
1-5-1 Type and Use........................................................................................ 1-63
1-5-2 Battery Setting Position......................................................................... 1-64
1-5-3 Replacing Battery on SCMSEC ....................................................... 1-64
1-6 Procedures for Replacing Consumables Used on the Vacuum Pump..1-65
1-6-1 Periodic Checks.................................................................................... 1-65
1-6-2 List of Consumables ............................................................................. 1-65
1-6-3 Procedures for Replacing Consumables............................................... 1-66
1-7 Changing the Board Transfer Belts....................................................... 2-68
2ERROR MESSAGES
2-1 Messages for Floppy Disk Operation
Operating Method of the Displayed Screen (Typical Example) .............. 2-6
2-1-1 Disk is Wrong.......................................................................................... 2-7
2-1-2 Disk is Not Initialized............................................................................... 2-7
2-1-3 Disk is Write Protected............................................................................ 2-8
2-1-4 Disk is Full............................................................................................... 2-8
2-2 NG Message for Self Testing
Operating Method of the Displayed Screen (Typical Example) .............. 2-9
2-2-1 Emergency Stop Switch NG ............................................. 2-10
2-2-2 Servo Switch NG ............................................. 2-11
2-2-3 Cover Open NG ............................................. 2-12
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2-2-4 Feeder Base A Front NG ............................................. 2-12
2-2-5 Feeder Base A Rear NG ............................................. 2-12
2-2-6 Feeder Base B Front NG ............................................. 2-12
2-2-7 Feeder Base B Rear NG ............................................. 2-12
2-2-8 Area Sensor NG ............................................. 2-13
2-2-9 Vacuum Pump NG ............................................. 2-13
2-2-10 NG Conveyor Full NG (Option)..................... 2-14
2-2-11 Production End Signal NG ............................................. 2-14
2-2-12 Tape Interlock NG ............................................. 2-15
2-2-13 Machine Parameter Sum NG ............................................. 2-16
2-2-14 Machine Data Sum NG ............................................. 2-18
2-2-15 Nozzle Float Detect A NG ............................................. 2-19
2-2-16 Nozzle Float Detect B NG ............................................. 2-19
2-2-17 Data Check NG ............................................. 2-19
2-2-18 Nozzle Data NG ............................................. 2-20
2-2-19 Mount Data NG ............................................. 2-21
2-3 Messages during Operation (Immediate Stop Screen)
Operating Method of the Displayed Screen (Typical Example) ............2-22
2-3-1 Nozzle Exchange Fault Detected Error code (#006)....................... 2-23
2-3-2 Cover Open........................................................................................... 2-24
2-3-3 Area Sensor Detected........................................................................... 2-24
2-3-4 Front Interlock Error.............................................................................. 2-25
2-3-5 Driver Overheat Error............................................................................ 2-25
2-3-6 Nozzle Interlock Sensor Intercepted ..................................................... 2-25
2-3-7 Stop Due to Cover Open or Area Sensor.............................................. 2-25
2-3-8 Chip Recognition Fault.......................................................................... 2-26
2-3-9 Pick-up Fault......................................................................................... 2-27
2-3-10 Mounting Fault ...................................................................................... 2-29
2-3-11 Chip Height Fault .................................................................................. 2-29
2-3-12 Cover Opened....................................................................................... 2-30
2-3-13 Front Interlock Error.............................................................................. 2-30
2-3-14 Area Sensor Responded....................................................................... 2-30
2-3-15 Cover Opened or Area Sensor Response ............................................ 2-30
2-3-16 PMD Overheat ...................................................................................... 2-31
2-3-17 No Parts................................................................................................ 2-31
2-3-18 Tape Floating Detected......................................................................... 2-32
2-3-19 End of Tray (In Using Single Tray Feeder) ........................................... 2-33
2-3-20 Nozzle Set Position Fault...................................................................... 2-33
2-3-21 NG Conveyor Full (Option)..................... 2-34

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2-3-22 Cycle Stop ............................................................................................ 2-34
2-3-23 Post-process Waiting ............................................................................ 2-35
2-3-24 Pre-process Waiting.............................................................................. 2-35
2-4 Messages during Operation (Trouble Showing Screen)
Operating Method of the Displayed Screen (Typical Example) ............2-36
2-4-1 Emergency Stop Pressed Error Code (#001) ............. 2-37
2-4-2 Axis Fault Detected Error Code (#002) ............. 2-37
2-4-3 Tape Float Detected Error Code (#003) ............. 2-50
2-4-4 Air Pressure Drop Error Code (#004) ............. 2-50
2-4-5 Head Fault Detected Error Code (#005) ............. 2-51
2-4-6 Cutter Blade Not at Return Position Error Code (#007) ............. 2-51
2-4-7 Tape Feed Not at Return Position Error Code (#008) ............. 2-52
2-4-8 Board Holder Not at Normal Position Error Code (#009) ............. 2-52
2-4-9 X-or Y-axis Target Value Outside Range Error Code (#014) ............. 2-53
2-4-10 Z-axis Target Value Outside Range Error Code (#019) ............. 2-53
2-4-11 Nozzle Height Data Outside Range Error Code (#033) ............. 2-54
2-4-12 Z-axis Origin Offset Outside Range Error Code (#034) ............. 2-54
2-4-13 Holder Pin and Conveyor Interfered Error Code (#036) ............. 2-55
2-4-14 Communication Error with Recognition Device A stage Error Code (#042) ............. 2-55
2-4-15 Communication Error with Recognition Device B stage Error Code (#043) ............. 2-55
2-4-16 Temp Compensation............................................................................. 2-56
2-4-17 Height Sensor Error .............................................................................. 2-56
2-4-18 Nozzle Eccentric Error .......................................................................... 2-56
2-4-19 R-axis Heat Crr Err
(R-axis Heat Correction Error) .............................................................. 2-56
2-4-20 R Heat Crr Nothing NZL
(R Heat Correction Nothing Nozzle) ..................................................... 2-57
2-4-21 Nozzle Selection Error .......................................................................... 2-57
2-4-22 R θ -axis Out of Step............................................................................. 2-57
2-4-23 Fault Detected during Tray Transmitting Error Code (#051) ............. 2-59
2-4-24 X-axis Overrun Error Code (#052) ............. 2-60
2-4-25 Y-axis Overrun Error Code (#053) ............. 2-60
2-4-26 L-axis Overrun Error Code (#054) ............. 2-60
2-4-27 No Tray Data Error Error Code (#055) ............. 2-61
2-4-28 Pick-up Number Invalid Error Code (#056) ............. 2-62
2-4-29 Head Not Up Error Code (#057) ............. 2-63
2-4-30 Fault Detected at Exit Port Error Code (#058) ............. 2-64
2-4-31 Fault Detected Pallet Chuck Error Code (#059) ............. 2-65
2-4-32 Pick-up Data X Exceeds Size Error Code (#060) ............. 2-66

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2-4-33 Pick-up Data Y Exceeds Size Error Code (#061) ............. 2-67
2-4-34 Tray Type not Found Error Code (#062) ............. 2-68
2-4-35 Communication Error to Tray 1 Error Code (#071) ............. 2-69
2-4-36 Communication Error to Tray 2 Error Code (#072) ............. 2-69
2-4-37 Communication Error Detected Error Code (#073) ............. 2-69
2-4-38 Tray Transmit Error Error Code (#074) ............. 2-70
2-4-39 Fault Detected at Tray No.1 Error Code (#075) ............. 2-70
2-4-40 Fault Detected at Tray No.2 Error Code (#076) ............. 2-70
2-4-41 80C31 Watchdog Error Error Code (#083) ............. 2-71
2-4-42 Optical Fiber Link Broken Error Code (#084) ............. 2-71
2-4-43 Optical Link Communication Fault Error Code (#085) ............. 2-72
2-4-44 Communication Error - RS485 Error Code (#086) ............. 2-72
2-5 Messages during Operation
(Screen Displaying Picture and Recognition)........................................ 2-73
2-5-1 Board Recognition Error ....................................................................... 2-73
2-5-2 Mounting Point Recognition Error ......................................................... 2-75
2-5-3 Laser Recognition Error........................................................................ 2-76
2-5-4 Board Transfer Error............................................................................. 2-77
2-5-5 Chip Recognition Error.......................................................................... 2-78
2-6 Messages for Selftest Screen of Multi-tray Feeder............................... 2-79
2-6-1 Emergency Stop Switch NG..................................... 2-79
2-6-2 Servo Switch NG..................................... 2-79
2-6-3 Nozzle Floating Detection NG..................................... 2-80
2-6-4 Pallet Pinch Detection (Pick-up Side) NG..................................... 2-80
2-6-5 Pallet Pinch Detection (Exchange Side) NG..................................... 2-82
2-6-6 Tray-exchange-window NG..................................... 2-83
2-6-7 Upper Side of Pallet NG..................................... 2-83
2-6-8 Empty Tray Box Is Full NG..................................... 2-84
2-6-9 Air Pressure Down NG..................................... 2-84
2-6-10 Power Box Fan Fault NG..................................... 2-85
2-6-11 Driver Fault NG..................................... 2-85
2-6-12 Door Open NG..................................... 2-85
2-6-13 Lifter Axis Belt Is Broken NG (Only MT10F-SL) ...... 2-86
2-6-14 DC DOWN NG..................................... 2-86
2-6-15 Machine Data Sum NG..................................... 2-87
2-6-16 Machine Parameter Sum (Only MT10F-SL) ...... 2-87
2-6-17 Brake Release Switch (Only MT20F-SL) ...... 2-88
2-7 Messages during Multi-tray Feeder Operation (Immediate Stop Screen)... 2-89
2-7-1 Nozzle Set Position Is Wrong ............................................................... 2-89

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2-7-2 Nozzle Exchange Error ......................................................................... 2-89
2-7-3 Chip Release Miss Stop........................................................................ 2-90
2-7-4 Chip Pick-up Miss Stop......................................................................... 2-92
2-7-5 Tray Discharging Box Is Full................................................................. 2-94
2-7-6 Exchange Door Close (Only MT10F-SL)...... 2-94
2-7-7 Pull Out of Pallet Is Impossible (Pick-up Side) ...........2-95
2-7-8 Pull Out of Pallet Is Impossible (Exchange Side) .......2-96
2-7-9 Tray Pick-up Fault................................................................................. 2-97
2-7-10 Measuring Error .................................................................................... 2-97
2-7-11 Tray Manual Eject................................................................................. 2-97
2-8
Messages of Multi-tray Feeder during Operation (Trouble Showing Screen).... 2-98
2-8-1 Emergency Stop Switch Is Pressed...................................................... 2-98
2-8-2 Axis Error Is Caused............................................................................. 2-98
2-8-3 Tray Discharging Time Over................................................................. 2-99
2-8-4 Pallet Is Out of Place (Pick-up Side)..................................................... 2-99
2-8-5 Pallet Is Out of Place (Exchange Side)............................................... 2-100
2-8-6 Pallet Clamp (Pick-up Side) Time Over .............................................. 2-100
2-8-7 Interference on Exchange Open Section ............................................ 2-100
2-8-8 Interference on the Upper Part of Pallet ............................................. 2-100
2-8-9 Pallet Conveyance Time Over ............................................................ 2-101
2-8-10 Lifter Axis Belt Is Broken..................................................................... 2-101
2-8-11 Magazine Is Not Clamped................................................................... 2-102
2-8-12 Air Pressure Down.............................................................................. 2-102
2-8-13 Head Trouble ...................................................................................... 2-103
2-8-14 Transmission Error with CM95............................................................ 2-103
2-8-15 Pallet Return Fault (Pick-up Side)
Remove the Pallet in the Magazine .................................................... 2-104
2-8-16 Pallet Return Fault (Exchange Side)
Remove the Pallet in the Magazine .................................................... 2-104
2-8-17 Pallet Feed Trouble (Only MT10F-SL).... 2-105
2-8-18 Nozzle Number Index Error (Only MT10F-SL).... 2-105
3MACHINE PARAMETER TEACHING
3-1 Machine Parameter Screen List.............................................................. 3-2
3-1-1 Machine Parameter List of CM95R-M..................................................... 3-2
3-1-2 Machine Parameter List of Single Tray Feeder....................................... 3-6
3-1-3 Machine Parameter List of Multi-tray Feeder.......................................... 3-7
3-2 Cautions for Machine Parameter Teaching............................................. 3-9

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3-2-1 Machine Parameter is Dependent .......................................................... 3-9
3-2-2 Machine Parameter Teaching has Specified Order .............................. 3-10
3-2-3 R-axis Temperature Compensation before Machine Parameter Teaching .... 3-10
3-2-4 In Machine Parameter Teaching, Function Switch must be Changed ..3-11
3-2-5 Jig is Used in Machine Parameter Teaching......................................... 3-12
3-3 R-axis Origin and Rotated Position Teaching ....................................... 3-13
3-4 Head Chip Camera Lamp Teaching ..................................................... 3-19
3-5 Head Chip Camera 2 Teaching ............................................................ 3-23
3-6 Board Camera Teaching....................................................................... 3-28
3-6-1 Board Camera Magnification Teaching................................................. 3-28
3-6-2 Board Camera Position Teaching ......................................................... 3-35
3-6-3 Head Position Teaching........................................................................ 3-42
3-7 Temperature Compensation Position Teaching................................... 3-49
3-8 Nozzle Changing Position Teaching ..................................................... 3-53
3-9 Head Chip Camera 1 Teaching ............................................................ 3-61
3-10 Laser Center Position Teaching............................................................ 3-66
3-11 Substage 1 Position (Temporary Positioning Stage) Teaching............. 3-71
3-12 Substage 2 Position Teaching .............................................................. 3-75
3-13 Fixed Camera Position (Deformed Parts Recognizing Unit) Teaching . 3-80
3-13-1 Adjustment of Fixed Camera Setting .................................................... 3-80
3-13-2 Head Height Adjustment of Fixed Camera during Recognition............. 3-85
3-13-3 Fixed Camera Position Teaching.......................................................... 3-91
3-14 Eject Conveyor Position Teaching ........................................................ 3-96
3-15 Height Sensor Position Teaching........................................................ 3-100
3-16 Machine Parameter Teaching of Single Tray Feeder ......................... 3-109
3-16-1 Machine Parameter Teaching............................................................. 3-109
3-16-2 Lifter Origin ......................................................................................... 3-110
3-16-3 Pallet Origin ........................................................................................ 3-112
3-16-4 Pallet Stroke........................................................................................ 3-112
3-16-5 XY Origin ............................................................................................ 3-113
3-16-6 Sub-stage Origin................................................................................. 3-113
3-17 Machine Parameter Teaching of Multi-tray Feeder............................. 3-115
3-17-1 Kinds of Machine Parameters............................................................. 3-115
3-17-2 Machine Parameters Teaching........................................................... 3-117
3-17-3 Lifter Origin ......................................................................................... 3-120
3-17-4 Pick-up Pallet Origin ........................................................................... 3-121
3-17-5 Pick-up Pallet Stroke........................................................................... 3-124
3-17-6 Exchange Pallet Origin ....................................................................... 3-125
3-17-7 Exchange Pallet Stroke....................................................................... 3-127
3-17-8 XY axis Origin ..................................................................................... 3-129

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3-17-9 Sub-stage Origin................................................................................. 3-131
3-17-10Nozzle Changer XY-axis..................................................................... 3-133
3-17-11Z-axis .................................................................................................. 3-136
4LOAD ARRANGEMENT
4-1 Load Arrangement : CM95R-M.............................................................. 4-1
4-2 Load List : CM95R-M............................................................................. 4-3
4-2-1 Photo Sensor List (NZ/PH) ..................................................................... 4-3
4-2-2 Limit Switch List (LS) .............................................................................. 4-5
4-2-3 Air Pressure Switch List (PSW/VSW) ..................................................... 4-6
4-2-4 Solenoid (SOL/VL).................................................................................. 4-6
4-2-5 Motor List (M).......................................................................................... 4-8
4-2-6 Chip Height Sensor................................................................................. 4-8
4-3 Load Arrangement : MT20F-SL ............................................................. 4-9
4-4 Load List : MT20F-SL .......................................................................... 4-11
4-4-1 Photo Sensor List (PH) ......................................................................... 4-11
4-4-2 Limit Switch List (LS) ............................................................................ 4-12
4-4-3 Solenoid (VL) ........................................................................................ 4-12
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AI/O MAP
BLOAD WIRING DIAGRAM
B-1 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
B-2 LOAD WIRING DIAGRAM
CCONTROL BOX DIAGRAM
C-1 CPU BOX
C-2 POWER BOX
C-3 VACUUM PUMP BOX
DJUNCTION BOARD DIAGRAM
ESET UP DIAGRAM
FMT20F-SL
F-1 I/O MAP
F-2 SYSTEM BLOCK DIAGRAM
F-3 SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM
F-4 LOAD WIRING DIAGRAM
F-5 CONTROL BOX DIAGRAM
F-6 JUNCTION BOARD DIAGRAM
F-7 SET UP DIAGRAM
GSINGLE TRAY FEEDER
G-1 I/O MAP
G-2 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
G-3 SET UP DIAGRAM
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HNG DISCHARGE CONVEYOR UNIT
H-1 ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
IPNEUMATIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
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Be sure to observe
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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The precautions that must be observed in order to prevent injury to the user or another
person, or damage to property, are as follows.
The degree of danger or injury resulting from incorrect use due to the failure to read
an indication is classified and described as follows.
The matters should be observed are classified and described according to the
symbols shown below.
(The following is only some examples of the symbolic indications.)
DANGER
DANGER
WARNING
CAUTION
This indication refers to a situation in which there is
imminent danger of serious injury or death.
This indication refers to a situation which is
considered that there is imminent danger of death or
serious injury.
This indication refers to a situation which is
considered that there is a possibility of death or
serious injury.
This indication refers to a situation in which is
considered that there is a possibility of only injury or
physical damage.
These symbols indicate matters to which attention
must be paid.
This symbol indicates an action that must not be
carried out.
This symbol indicates an action that must be carried
out.
Injury or damage resulting from the existence or the operation (including before and
after operation) of the machinery and facilities is described by the following
indications.

Be sure to observe
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
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0 1 J Q B
feeder tables will have
serious injury.
Front view of warning label attached positions
WARNING
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∗This label is stuck on
the back of the cover so
that you can see it when
the cover is open.
3V3C-001P
Follow the warning indication.
This is a label for ensuring the safe machine use. If you do not observe it, there is a risk of
human injury or damage to property.
The following warning labels are pasted on this machine. Follow the instructions on each label. If a label
has come off, put a new one on a proper position. To order a label from the manufacturer, refer to
PARTS LIST.
Label part No.
M32
0 1 J X A
DANGER
DO NOT TOUCH
ACTIVE PART
WHEN
OPERATING
You will have serious
injury if you touch the
active part.
0 1 P 9 B
WARNING
DO NOT DISABLE
SAFETY SENSOR
You will have serious
injury by active part
if you disable safety
sensor.
0 1 N M B
WARNING
WORKER
OPERATING
IN THE BACK
Make sure that no
worker is in the back
when machine
starting.
0 1 K 1 B
DANGER
DO NOT OPEN
THE COVER
WHEN
OPERATING
You will have serious
injury if you touch the
active part inside.
0 1 N G B
WARNING
HIGH VOLTAGE
You will have serious
electric shock if you
touch electric power
supply inside.

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WARNING
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∗This label is stuck on the
back of the cover so that
you can see it when the
cover is open.
3V3C-002P
3K3C-TI004
Rear view of warning label attached positions
0 1 J X A
DANGER
DO NOT TOUCH
ACTIVE PART
WHEN
OPERATING
You will have serious
injury if you touch the
active part.
0 1 P 9 B
WARNING
DO NOT DISABLE
SAFETY SENSOR
You will have serious
injury by active part
if you disable safety
sensor.
0 1 N L B
WARNING
WORKER
OPERATING
IN THE FRONT
Make sure that no
worker is in the front
when machine
starting.
0 1 K 1 B
DANGER
DO NOT OPEN
THE COVER
WHEN
OPERATING
You will have serious
injury if you touch the
active part inside.
0 1 N G B
WARNING
HIGH VOLTAGE
You will have serious
electric shock if you
touch electric power
supply inside.

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WARNING
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Caution label position on multi tray feeder. (Option)
0 1 N 8 A
WARNING
WATCH YOUR
HANDS OR
FINGERS
You will have serious
injury if you touch
active part.
0 1 N J B
WARNING
MACHINE
FALLING DOWN
Machine will fall down
if you slant machine
more than 15 degrees
in machine installation
or removal.
0 1 K 1 B
DANGER
DO NOT OPEN
THE COVER
WHEN
OPERATING
You will have serious
injury if you touch the
active part inside.
0 1 N G B
WARNING
HIGH VOLTAGE
You will have serious
electric shock if you
touch electric power
supply inside.
0 1 P 9 B
WARNING
DO NOT DISABLE
SAFETY SENSOR
You will have serious
injury by active part
if you disable safety
sensor.
1226C5AA
3R4C-AA00
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