Root cause · Line 4 · Conveyor 3
Lens cleaning overdue
312 h since the last one, against 240
- The conveyor stops Program line 48
- %I4.3 is the light barrier Drawing sheet 217
- A dirty lens drops OSSD1 Manual p. 7
- The cleaning was overdue Journal Apr 12
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Root cause · Line 4 · Conveyor 3
Lens cleaning overdue
312 h since the last one, against 240
Before the analysis
14 stopsin 3 weeks, about $24K
Root cause found in
7 h 35 minafter the files arrived
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Conveyor 3 Light Barrier Troubleshooting
Conveyor 3 stops a few times a shift. Light barrier alarm, nothing in the beam. Restart works.
The light barrier on conveyor 3 drops out because its lens is overdue for cleaning: the manual asks for every 240 hours, and it has been 312. When OSSD1 of -B34 falls, FB_Conv3_Control stops the conveyor.
FB_Conv3_Control stops the conveyor the moment input %I4.3 drops. FB_Conv3_Controlline 48 %I4.3 is OSSD1 of receiver -B34, on core 4 of cable -W34 through terminal -X9:4. Conveyor3_Elektro.pdfp. 217
The manual asks for the lenses to be cleaned every 240 operating hours. Conveyor 3 manualp. 7 They were last cleaned on April 12, 312 hours before this stop. Maintenance journalApr 12
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