Electronics Forum | Tue Feb 15 03:56:18 EST 2022 | cbeneat
Is the wheel that drives the belt in alignment? I assume all the bearings are turning. We've had bearings in the past be on the edge of seizing in our end pulley's. Tightening too much could cause it to turn harder, causing the belt to jump off. Coul
Electronics Forum | Fri Dec 08 13:25:18 EST 2006 | SWAG
We have a heavy carrier that results in belts spinning out when our GSM attempts to transfer it to the centernest. Can the belt transfer speed be slowed down on GSM? How???
Electronics Forum | Sat Jun 25 01:05:13 EDT 2005 | pci
check the X axis belt , guides and Z axis motor
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 11 12:02:34 EST 2006 | SWAG
Got it - Thanks much Mika.
Electronics Forum | Mon Apr 29 20:27:49 EDT 2013 | ericrr
HI all, does anybody have the conveyer (transfer) belt part for JUKI KE-750L, sorry to bug you, there are two types making six per machine from Eric
Electronics Forum | Sun Sep 15 04:45:22 EDT 2013 | jandon
Cleaning and lubrication requires maintenance training. You can really break something if you don't know what you are doing. For example you can break your expensive rubber nozzles or cameras with inappropriate cleaning. Check: - Piping and joint -
Electronics Forum | Mon Dec 11 05:30:11 EST 2006 | mika
[Drop down menus] > Machine > Configuration > Parameters > Axes => You are now on a page with 3 menus > on the left side menu [Axis choice] scroll down and mark [Transfer belts] > On the upper right menu [Configurable Values] > mark [Default maximum
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 14 17:49:36 EDT 2010 | g2garyg2
The problem with the Sunsda units is that they use a special circuit board, not PLC and Chinese software for programming, so getting into the program to find out what is going on is a problem. Have you replaced the SMEMA cable? I have seen bad ones.
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 15 10:21:08 EDT 2017 | pzappella
Hello Rob, I totally agree with you. Is this a real problem that is being shoved under the rug or just whatever voiding we get from a belt furnace is good enough. I think vacuum reflow can do much better but is a batch approach and not contin
Electronics Forum | Fri Apr 08 17:23:34 EDT 2005 | KEN
Warpage factors can cause: 1. Boards can not transfer down conveyor belts or wedge at transitions. 2. May not enter into machinery due to interferences (like board clamps) 3. May fall off conveyor chain in furnace. Especially true of thin (PCMCI
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