Van Der Stahl V-460 Series User manual

Printed MAR 2017
2nd Edition 2.04E
MICROCOMPUTER CONTROLLED TABLETOP NOZZLE TYPE
B TYPE
VACUUM SEALER
V-460/610 SERIES
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
www.vanderstahl.com

V-460/610 Series Operating Instructions Ver.2.04E
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Thank you for purchasing V-460/610 series sealer!
V-460/610 series is a table-top vacuum sealer controlled by the microcomputer, which makes it possible to set up
the various operation patterns that the customers require.
This manual explains the terms that is used when setting the seal conditions. Please read this manual thoroughly
before use for the better understanding on how to set up/operate the V-460/610 series.
The setting range of heating/cooling temperature is indicated in both degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit. Please check
which unit your machine uses, and refer to the one that matches to your machine.
1.Set up the operation patterns
Two commonly-used operation patterns are pre-
installed to the machine at the time of factory
shipment.
Before starting the operation, please set up the
suitable operation patterns for your application.
Otherwise, you cannot operate the machine in the
way other than the pre-installed operation patterns.
You can set the operation patterns according to the
on-screen display of the control unit. Please refer to
this manual for the detail.
2.Seal test and optimum seal condition
There are many variations of package materials
and contents that the customers use. Please decide
the optimum seal conditions including heating
temperature, time, cooling temperature, as well as
the vacuum level according to your needs after
properly performing the seal tests.
Please refer to the following table. It shows the
temperature of dissolution for each kind of film.
Please note that this value will be greatly affected
by the environment, thickness of package material
and other conditions.
Bag/film material Temperature of
dissolution (OC)
HDPE 130 ~ 135
HPLDPE 105 ~ 120
LLDPE 120 ~ 130
PP 160
Bag/film material Temperature of
dissolution (OF)
HDPE 266 ~ 275
HPLDPE 221 ~ 248
LLDPE 248 ~ 266
PP 320

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Before using, always verify the voltage
specification of your particular unit and operate it at
the correct voltage.
Please note the following:
1) The voltage specification of your unit is
listed on the label (or in some cases an
aluminum plate) which displays the serial
number. This label can be found on the
machine body.
2) The explanations and illustrations in this
operators' manual utilize the following
standard plug configurations most common
in Japan. However, due to the various
configurations in use worldwide, these may
not necessarily correspond with the one
attached to your specific unit.
The International System of
Units (SI) is a consistent
system that ordinary people as
well as professionals can use.
This logical unit system is
used in every field from
science to industry to
education and even daily life.
As the SI unit system is gradually replacing the
standard pressure unit, this manual primarily uses
SI to indicate pressure. (As a reference, however,
we have also listed the previous notations.)
The following marks are used in this manual to
easily identify the conditions of risks, damages, or
some tips for the optimal use of your unit.
Caution Minor injuries or damages to the unit may
occur when the instruction is ignored.
Warning Severe injuries or fatal accidents may
occur when the instruction is ignored.
Danger Critical injuries or fatal accidents will
almost certainly occur when the
instruction is ignored.
Attention Important Notes and Restrictions - Read
the directions in order to avoid misuse of
the unit.
TIPS Great Tips and References when using
the unit - Highly recommend reading
through the information.
Please read all of the safety and operating instructions before operating this machine.
Periodic maintenance and proper operation are necessary to ensure safety when using this impulse sealer.
Keep this manual on hand when operating the sealer. Set the heating time according to the material and
thickness of the film.
As a result of research to further improve the V-460/610 series, some details in the operating instructions may
differ from your actual machine. For operating problems or product information, please contact Van der
Stahl Scientific.
Foreword
This manual is designed to
cover machines of various
voltages and plug
configurations
About the warning labels
SI units
Warning Voltages and plug configurations differ
according to various worldwide
specifications.
A verify those of your particular unit before
beginning operation. Connecting the
power cord to an outlet of a different
specification is extremely hazardous.

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1 Package contents …………………………………………………………………………………… 6
2 Warning-caution label location and content …………………………………………………… 7
3 Operating precautions ……………………………………………………………………………… 9
For safety operating……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 9
For smooth operation …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 11
Other safeguards ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 12
About the I-heating element …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 13
4 Outline of structure ……………………………………………………………………………… 14
5 Proper operating boundaries for the V-460/610 series……………………………………… 14
6 Major parts and function ………………………………………………………………………… 15
7 Proper use of the sealer ………………………………………………………………………… 17
7-1 Secure the work place …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
7-2 Plugging in the electrical power cord …………………………………………………………………………………………… 17
7-3 Set an air pedal …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 18
7-4 Attach/remove the table and how to adjust its height and angle …………………………………………………………… 18
7-5 Nozzle position adjustment ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 19
7-6 Test emergency stop system …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 20
7-7 Turn ON the circuit breaker and power switch ………………………………………………………………………………… 20
7-8 Set the seal conditions with the control unit …………………………………………………………………………………… 21
7-9 Test sealing ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
7-10 Finish sealing ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
7-11 Turn OFF the circuit breaker and power switch ……………………………………………………………………………… 21
7-12 Inspection after operation ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 21
8 Control unit setting and operating procedures ……………………………………………… 22
8-1 Operate the machine with pre-installed operation patterns ………………………………………………………………… 23
8-1-1 Sample operating procedures : “seal only” operation ………………………………………………………………… 24
8-1-2 Sample operating procedures : “manual vacuum + sealing” operation……………………………………………… 25
8-2 Register sample operation patterns …………………………………………………………………………………………… 27
8-2-1 Sample case: register a “seal only” operation mode ………………………………………………………………… 28
8-2-2 Sample case: register a “timer vacuum + seal” operation mode …………………………………………………… 29
8-3 Explanation of terms ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 30
8-4 How to set the control unit ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 31
8-4-1 Seal counter …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 32
8-4-2 Select the desired operation number ……………………………………………………………………………………… 32
8-4-3 Register/change an operation pattern ……………………………………………………………………………………… 32
8-4-4 Delete a registered operation pattern ……………………………………………………………………………………… 33
8-4-5 Set heating temperature ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 34
8-4-6 Set heating time ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 35
8-4-7 Set cooling temperature ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 36
8-4-8 Select the desired vacuuming mode ……………………………………………………………………………………… 37
8-4-9 Manual vacuum mode………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 37
8-4-10 Timer vacuuming mode ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 38
8-4-11 Vacuum gauge vacuuming mode…………………………………………………………………………………………… 38
8-4-12 Setting nozzle stroke ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 39
8-4-13 Maintenance mode…………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 39
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8-5 Operation procedures …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 40
8-5-1 Operation procedures «SEAL ONLY»…………………………………………………………………………………… 40
8-5-2 Operation procedures «MANUAL VAC + SEAL» ……………………………………………………………………… 42
8-5-3 Operation procedures «TIMER VAC + SEAL» ………………………………………………………………………… 44
8-5-4 Operation procedures «VACUUM GAUGE VAC + SEAL» …………………………………………………………… 46
9 Replacing the routine maintenance parts …………………………………………………… 48
9-1 Replacing the center-dry tape on the lower lever (for all models)…………………………………………………………… 49
9-2 Replacing the center-dry tape on the upper lever (for double-side heating models) ……………………………………… 50
9-3 Replacing I-heating element …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 52
9-4 Replacing 25mm-width glass tape and Sarcon sheet on the lower lever (for all models)………………………………… 53
9-5 Replacing the silicone rubber and 38mm-width glass tape (for single-side heating type) ……………………………… 54
9-6 Replacing the silicone rubber (for double-side heating type)………………………………………………………………… 55
9-7 Connect and remove tube ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 55
9-8 Replacing the vacuum nozzle …………………………………………………………………………………………………… 56
9-9 Replacing the temperature sensor ……………………………………………………………………………………………… 57
10 Specification ……………………………………………………………………………………… 58
Safety measures ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 60
Appearance dimensions drawing ……………………………………………………………………………………………………… 62
11 Maintenance ………………………………………………………………………………………… 64
11-1 Maintenance schedule …………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 64
11-2 Cleaning the air filter……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 65
12 Electric diagram …………………………………………………………………………………… 66
110V ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 66
220V ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 67
13 Piping diagram …………………………………………………………………………………… 68
V-460/610 series ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 68
V-460/610C series ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 69
14 Common problems and solution ……………………………………………………………… 70
14-1 Error display 1 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 71
14-2 Error display 2 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 72
14-3 Error display 3 …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 73
14-4 Maintenance mode ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 73
15 Consumable parts list …………………………………………………………………………… 74
16 To discard …………………………………………………………………………………………… 74

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These illustrations are not reduced equally.
5 Others
Vacuum gauge instruction manual※····1 pc.
If anything is missing or damaged, contact Van der Stahl Scientific. Contents of package may vary depending
on the machine model you have ordered.
Model 5mm-width
I-heating element
10mm-width
I-heating element
V-460(C) -5/5D
V-610(C) -5/5D 5 pcs. 
V-460(C) -10/10D
V-610(C) -10/10D 5 pcs.
※For how to operate a vacuum gauge, please refer to the vacuum gauge manual.
Please check the following after opening the package:
- Is the machine model the same as you have ordered?
- Has any damage occurred during shipment?
- Please make sure that all of the items described below are included in the package.
1 Package contents
Phillips screwdriver ····1 pc.Glass tape (S: W38mm x 5m roll,
D: W25mm x 5m roll) ····1 each
I-heating element
(The accessories set will vary with according to the
machine type. Please refer to the below table.)
Power outlet ····1 pc. Center-dry tape (W40mm x 5m ····1 roll
Hexagonal wrench (2.5mm,
4mm ····1 each
110V20A 220V
Tridon clamp ····1 pc.
Only for V-460/610C series
When unpacking, check if a circuit breaker is in OFF position.
If not, turn it to OFF position.
1 Machine ·····1 unit
2 Air pedal ·····1 pc.
4 Accessories
3 Table ·····1 pc.

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Warning - caution labels are placed in locations where there is a danger of injury to a person or damage to the
machine. Label location details are illustrated below. Please check them before beginning operation. Labels not
readily apparent are indicated by dotted lines.
Explanation of the warning icons:
W1263
Caution: electrical shock hazard - do not touch
W1264
Caution: HOT - do not touch during operation
W1266
Caution: crush hazard -keep hands clear
W1265
Caution: rotating parts -keep hands clear
2 Warning-caution label location and content
If warning-caution labels peel off or are lost, please purchase the proper
labels and place them in the appropriate location.
Nozzle unit
Inside the cover

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When carrying the main unit,
do NOT lift it by its seal lever.
WARNING
Electrical Shock or
Burn Hazard
- High Voltage.
Unplug this device before
opening this cover.
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WARNING
Electrical Shock or
Burn Hazard
- High Voltage.
Unplug this device before
opening this cover.
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Body cover and pressure lever
Machine right side
Warning-Caution label location and content (Cont’d)
If Warning - Caution labels peel off or are lost, please purchase the
proper labels and place them in the appropriate location.

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Warning In an emergency, unplug the power cord
immediately
The V-460/610 series incorporates a number of safety devices and is
carefully designed to prevent fires or other malfunctions. However,
should all of the safety devices fail simultaneously, there is a possibility
of the center-dry tape catching fire due to a failure of the heating
circuit's tripping mechanism that results in the heating element
overheating. Should smoke or fire appear from the center-dry tape,
immediately turn OFF the power or unplug the power cord from the
outlet.
Warning Confirm proper electric power source
Insert the electric power plug fully into the wall outlet.
Make sure power source has the specified voltage and electric power as
explained in “10 Specification.”
DO NOT use an extension cord, as the machine may malfunction or
may result in fire. Machine will malfunction if connected to anything
other than the specified voltage.
Warning Do not insert any metal objects into the sealing
area
Please do not place any metal objects into the sealing area during
operation. This could cause electrocution.
Warning Do not use for packaging liquids
Do not splash water on the machine or use machine for packaging
liquids since machine is not waterproof. There is a danger of
electrocution or malfunction of the machine.
3 Operating precautions
For safety operating
110V20A
220V
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Warning When replacing parts, unplug the power plug
Maintenance of the machine is important. Parts should be replaced in
accordance with the operating instructions. There is a risk of danger if
the parts are not replaced properly. Before replacing parts, unplug the
machine from the power source.
Warning Do not modify the machine
Modification of the sealer or the use of unspecified parts may not only
lead to damage of the machine, but there is also a risk of danger to the
operator. Please do not tamper with the machine. Accidents or damage
caused by modification by the customer is the sole responsibility of the
customer.
Warning Do not use parts other than those specified
When replacing parts, always use only specified parts sold through
Van der Stahl Scientific. Not responsible for malfunctions caused by
the use of unspecified parts.
Warning If the circuit breaker automatically turns to the OFF
position
If the circuit breaker automatically turns to the OFF position, there is a
possibility of machine malfunction such as short circuit.
Do not operate the machine until the cause of the shut down is
ascertained and the problem has been addressed.
Caution Be careful of the vacuum nozzle
A vacuum nozzle comes out automatically in a few seconds after
finishing the operation. Please be careful of the moving nozzle.
If you bring your face or hands close to the sealing area, you can get
hurt with the nozzle. Also if the sealed pouch is left in the sealing area,
the nozzle can heart the packaging content. Please make sure to remove
the pouch when the lever is open.
110V 15A
220V
110V 20A

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Caution Do not use in the following places
Do not operate the machine in the places with high humidity and/or
where the water/vapor can spill on the machine. The machine parts may
become rusted. There is a danger of electrocution and/or machine
malfunction due to the insulation failure.
The small particles can also cause the insulation failure, machine
malfunction as well as short circuit. Do not operate the machine in the
dusty locations or avoid packaging the powdery items.
Caution Do not place hands in the sealing area
With prolonged use, the sealing area will retain heat and become hot.
If you place your fingers in this area, there is a possibility of burns.
Pressing the foot switch will lower the seal lever and pressure is applied
to the seal area. Please be careful not to pinch your fingers to the
sealing area. When two or more operators are involved in the machine
operation, please pay extra attention to avoid accidents.
Caution Use machine properly
Read the operating instructions carefully and operate sealer correctly.
Accidents or damage caused by misuse of the machine not in
accordance with the operating instructions are the sole responsibility of
the customer.
Caution FEP-VA-N2 Printer outlet
The printer outlet is located on the top of the machine frame cover.
It is to be used ONLY when mounting the optional printer (FEP-
VA-N2). Do NOT attempt to plug any other electronic devices into this
outlet.
Heating temperature should be set at a minimum
Set sealer so that an acceptable seal is completed at the lowest heating
temperature. Excessively high heating temperatures will damage the
center-dry tape, glass tape and other consumables, as well as result in
heating element breakage. This will lead to decreased work productivity
and unnecessary power consumption.
For smooth operation

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●The level of operation noise may vary between each machine
due to its characteristics
Allow sufficient cooling
With an impulse type sealer, residual heat after the heating cycle has
been completed is dispersed through the pressure lever and machine
frame, allowing the film to set under pressure. Setting the cooling
temperature excessively low will reduce the work efficiency. Be sure to
allow sufficient cooling for each seal cycle.
If there is a malfunction in the temperature sensor
The temperature sensor is designed to monitor and control heating
temperature by directly measuring the temperature of heating element.
Therefore, when the sensor tip is not positioned correctly or the sensor
is disconnected, the machine will show the error message "Poor
heating" and the lever returns to the initial position.
When replacing the consumable parts such as heating element or the
temperature sensor, please be sure to position the temperature sensor
correctly.
When the center-dry tape, silicone rubber becomes damaged
The center-dry tape, silicone rubber will start to wear with use. Once
they are damaged, it will be difficult to achieve smooth and strong
seals. Thoroughly read how to replace the parts and be careful when
doing so.
Dust in the sealing area
Dust will prevent attainment of a smooth seal. It could also cause
damage to heating element and/or other routine maintenance parts.
Before using the machine, clean the sealing area.
The V-460/610 series is an impulse sealer
Do not become alarmed if the sealing area does not become hot after
the power switch is turned to the ON position. The machine has not
malfunctioned.
The sealer uses an impulse method so the heating element will not
become hot just by plugging the unit in or turning the power switch to
the ON position. The heater will only become hot for an instant when
the heating process is in operation. However, after extended periods
of use, the sealing area may become hot.
Run test trials before beginning operation
Depending on the type of film being used, heating / cooling / pressure
strength conditions will differ. Run test trials to find the optimum
sealing condition, especially when trying to find the tightest seal
possible.
Other safeguards

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●The I-heating element installed to V-460/610 series
V-460/610 series is installed with the I-heating element, which is made
of material whose thermal expansion is minimal.
Features of the I-heating element:
1Because the I-heating element expands less during heating
compared to conventional heating elements, they are less likely
to break, such as in the middle of the heating element.
2The I-heating element may gradually turn black in color after
repeated heating, but this will not have an effect on its use.
3The I-heating element may show some rusting after prolonged
storage, but this will not have an effect on its use.
4The connecting ends of the I-heating element may tarnish or
show discoloration depending on the environment, but this will
not have an effect on its use.
When you order the spare heating element, please make sure to order
the “I”-heating element referring to the parts numbers listed in “15
Consumable parts list.”
●Sticker
The sticker of I-heating element is adhered to the upper right position
of the seal cover of the machine for your easy identification of heating
element material. When replacing the heating element, please make
sure that the same sticker is adhered to the box of spare heating
element.
About the I-heating element
Terminal
Caution Make sure to use the I-heating element to V-460/610
series; otherwise, the machine cannot control the heating
temperature properly.

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1 Place a pouch
3 Sealing
2 Vacuum
4 Finish
1The impulse sealer is a machine which sends strong electric current quickly to the thin ribbon heater,
which presses against the film and instantly heat seals the package. Though this machine yields
superior quality sealing, it is not compatible with films thicker than that indicated in the diagram
below, sponge-like sheets, and materials which are not able to withstand high heat.
2Film thickness limits for the V-460/610 series are described below. The machine cannot seal bags
which are thicker than that indicated.
The machine may malfunction if you try to exceed the limits of the machine.
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Single-side heating 5mm/10mm Less than 0.3mm
Double-side heating 5mm/10mm Less than 0.4mm
The V-460/610 is a tabletop impulse sealer equipped
with a nozzle for removing air.
When the nozzle is inserted into a bag, the bag will be
securely locked by sponge-rubber strips covering the
sealing jaws, and the air in the bag will be removed by
the built-in vacuum pump connected to the nozzle.
Once the vacuuming process is complete and the nozzle
retracted, the sealing jaws will clamp immediately,
sealing, or thermally fusing, the bag.
Also, the device can perform just the sealing operation
with the nozzle completely tucked away.
4 Outline of structure
5 Proper operating boundaries for the V-460/610 series
Bag
Sponge rubber
Sealing section
Nozzle forward
Table
Vacuum
Press
Nozzle backward
Nozzle forward
Pressure lever raise up

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6 Major parts and function
Machine left side of V-460C/610C series
Frame cover
Open the frame cover
to perform machine
maintenance.
Control unit
Vacuum nozzle
Vacuums air through this
nozzle. Th nozzle comes
forward before
vacuuming process.
Table
You can adjust the height
and angle. See section
"7-4 Attach/remove the
table and how to adjust its
height and angle.”
Air filter
Store any objects taken in
though the nozzle such as
liquid and powder inside this
air filter.
Air pedal
Depress an air pedal to
operate the machine.
Circuit breaker (with
overheat proof circuit)
The circuit breaker
automatically switches off
when the overheating or short-
circuit occurs.
Emergency
stop switch
Vacuum gauge
Refer to a vacuum gauge
manual included in
accessories for the detail.
Printer outlet
Duct bracket
Fix a duct hose to this bracket
for centralized exhaust.
(Please note that only the
V-460C/610C models are
equipped with this bracket.)

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󰴤Power button
Push to turn ON or OFF the power. (When circuit breaker is
ON.)
󰴥ENT button
Push to set the setting or select the item.
When pushed in the middle of sealing or vacuuming
operation, the machine stops operation and returns to the
initial position.
󰴦MENU button
Push to show MENU mode.
󰴧󰴨󰴩󰴪 Arrow button
With the arrow keys, you can increase/decrease numerical
values in each setting. If you hold the orbutton in, the
numeric value will increase or decrease continuously. Use
this method when making wide range changes in setting.
󰴫Display screen
Each setting is displayed on this screen.
󰴬Vacuum lamp
The vacuum lamp turns ON during vacuuming process.
󰴭Heating lamp
The heating lamp turns ON during heating process.
󰴮Cooling lamp
The cooling lamp turns ON during cooling process.
Control unit
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Warning If the operation is suspended when the lever is
in sponge position, the lever goes completely
down before returning to the initial position.
Please be careful not to pinch any foreign
objects such as your fingers.

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For safety and efficient operation, please set the sealer
in the appropriate place as described below.
Be sure to connect the power plug directly into the wall
outlet with adequate current carrying capacity as
described in “10 Specification.” Insert the electric power
plug fully into the wall outlet.
7 Proper use of the sealer
7-1 Secure the work place
7-2 Plugging in the electrical power
cord
Lever arm
110V20A
Black Black
WhiteWhite
Ground Ground
110V 220V
Green Green
110V15A
220V
Pressure lever
Warning Installing the machine on an unstable or
inclined surface may cause the overturn of
the sealer. Be sure to install the machine
on a flat, horizontal surface and secure the
appropriate workbench.
Warning Do NOT use the sealer on a wet floor. Do
not expose the sealer to water drops or
vapor. This may cause a failure and/or a
short circuit of the machine.
Warning Do NOT carry the sealer by holding the
lever arm nor pressure lever. It can cause
malfunction of the machine. Use the
handles on both sides of the machine.
Warning The power consumption varies depending
on each model. Check that the capacity of
the outlet is larger than the power
consumption of your machine, and plug it
directly to the outlet.
Using an outlet with a smaller capacity or
an extension cord will cause a drop in
voltage, resulting in malfunction and even
fire because of overheating of the cable
and outlet. Be sure to use an appropriate
outlet.
Warning When you have changed the standard plug
provided, check the connection.
The wires are connected as shown in the
figure. When the ground wire is not
connected to the correct terminal, a short
on the power source side or an electric
leakage is caused.

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Insert an air pedal hose securely into the elbow of the
main frame air switch located on the left side of the
machine.
The table height and angle can be adjusted by changing
the table mounting position to the angle bars with holes.
Attach/remove a table
1Hold a table with both hands.
2Press the push buttons on both sides of the table
with your forefingers and put them to holes of
angle steels. Please make sure to set the table to
the preferred height by changing hole position.
3When removing the table, press the push
buttons with your forefingers and pull the table
towards you to remove.
■Adjust table angle with drop pins
1Set drop pins of the table legs on both sides of
the table to the holes of angle steels. By
changing the level of holes, you can adjust the
table angle.
2Removing the drop pins is the reverse of the
installation procedure. Remove the drop pins
from the holes while pushing them inside.
7-3 Set an air pedal
7-4 Attach/remove the table and how to
adjust its height and angle
Angle steel
with holes
Push inside
Height adjustment range Angle adjustment range
Push button
Drop pin
Table leg
Air hose Body frame air switch
with elbow joint
Securely insert
the hose
Warning Make sure to securely set the push buttons
and drop pins to the angle steels;
otherwise, the table may drop or tilt
obliquely by a small impact resulting in
injury.
TIPS It is easier to set the drop pins one at a
time than to set both pins at the same
time.
Attention Install the table buttons and drop pins on
both sides at the same level.

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■Preparation
Remove two screws that fix the frame cover. Raise the
frame cover to open it.
■Adjust nozzle angle
You can adjust the nozzle angle according to your
packaging needs.
Turn the hollow screw located on the right side of the
nozzle holder when facing toward it. Turn the hollow
screw using a hexagonal wrench.
󱾁Turning it clockwise: change the nozzle tip
angle downward
󱾁Turning it counterclockwise:change the nozzle tip
angle upward
After adjustment, close the frame cover and fix it using
screws.
7-5 Nozzle position adjustment
Remove screws
Nozzle tip angle upward
Nozzle tip angle downward
Hexagonal wrench
Nozzle holder
Hollow screw
Frame cover

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1Turn ON the circuit breaker.
2Turn ON the power switch on the control unit.
Built-in compressor and cooling fan will run.
After finishing emergency stop switch tests, reset it by
turning it clockwise.
A red emergency stop switch is a safety device which
allows the operator to stop the machine in emergency.
Test the emergency stop switch to see if a circuit
breaker turns OFF ( ) by pressing it.
1Turn ON ( ) the circuit breaker.
2Press the emergency stop switch.
3If the circuit breaker turns OFF ( ),
the emergency stop switch is functioning
properly.
7-7 Turn ON the circuit breaker and
power switch
7-6 Test emergency stop system
1. Turn ON the
circuit breaker
2. Turn ON the power switch
Circuit breaker
ON
Press the emergency stop switch
Test button
ONOFF
Turn to reset
the E-stop
switch
Attention The emergency stop switch remains to be
activated unless it is reset by manually
turning it clockwise. Make sure to reset the
emergency stop switch.
Warning If the circuit breaker does NOT turn OFF
by pressing the emergency stop switch,
follow the below instructions and contact
Van der Stahl Scientific.
Press a test button of the circuit breaker
as in the right illustration.
When the circuit breaker turns OFF: the
emergency stop switch may be broken.
When the circuit breaker remains in ON
position: the circuit breaker may be
broken.