Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 14 17:28:35 EST 2002 | stepheno
I worked with Fuji CP6 where one of the techs wanted a minimum of part data's. He was used to working with panasonic machines. We would get resistors broken in two if the part data was too small and parts flying off the board if the part data was t
Electronics Forum | Thu Mar 30 12:38:14 EST 2006 | Tech
Also why I am at it. In the book CP-6 Series Maintenance Manul ( Fuji Part # MNT-C060-11.3E ) in Chapter 4 page 4-1-11 it says " The clutches should therfore be cleaned regularly, using the grease cleaner (ThreeBond 2706) provided with the machine."
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 01 09:21:28 EDT 2014 | jimmyboz
Does it error during nozzle center check, if so, manually switch all holders to small, try center again. It should do about 8 small nozzle centers before error, if so this helps rule out the 10th station, if not check the 10th.
Electronics Forum | Thu Jul 31 14:07:44 EDT 2014 | kurtiss
I found a bad solenoid and replaced it solenoid 15 on station 11. The machine is still erroring out. I also checked the holders and sensors and they seem to be ok. This error occurs when ever the machine tries to change nozzle sizes on any holder. T
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 05 16:42:12 EDT 2016 | jdengler
When the clutch engages the nozzle correctly does it clear the engagement sensor at the end of the brake arm? I don't remember the actual name of this sensor but it clears when the drive gear properly engages the nozzle. This ensures a zero setting
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 08 19:02:12 EST 2023 | madisreivik
Found the main problem During messing around (hopelessly :) we had found the calibration menu and pressed "check". Machine thought that there was a calibration nozzle (maybe 10x10mm square) but in reality, there was d=1.0mm nozzle. Machine decided
Electronics Forum | Wed Jan 18 12:57:22 EST 2006 | cyber_wolf
Since I have posted on this last, we have found that 99% of our nozzle sticking problems are do to part height problems. I have been told that CP6 machines are very sensitive to part height do to the amount of spring travel in the nozzle. If you hav
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 09 07:44:32 EST 2005 | cyber_wolf
Ya know, The weird part is that we seem to have a real bad rash of nozzle sticking right after windmill PM's. After the machine runs for a week or so it seems to get way better. Like 99 to 100 % better. This leads me to believe that it is not a Z h
Electronics Forum | Wed Jul 26 14:40:28 EDT 2006 | FredC
I just checked a hand full of scrap nozzles and the scuffing is usually on the right or left of the needle. If you have the cross pin facing you and looking down on the nozzle most of the scuffing or wear was on the left side, sometimes on both sides
Electronics Forum | Mon Aug 28 09:20:42 EDT 2006 | pr
Yeah, changing it while you run is ridiculous. I would take my thinnest part and play with the thickness, until you make it as thick as you can (and still place the part with good results). Then use that thickness for all. You can put a dial indicato
