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You should either link to the VMCsi ATC Pot Replacement Dozuki or use the photo in that procedure that shows the right and wrong ways the Tool Pots can be installed
When installing the carousel for the first time the following should be mentioned. "Too avoid damaging the home switch mount the carousel with the T1 location one position away from the tool change location the first time the carousel is mounted to verify the home marker isn't too long that it makes contact with the switch. If the home marker is too long loosen the switch and readjust it to a 2.0 - 2.25mm gap then, retighten the switch," or something to that effect.
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You should add a point to mention transfering the Home marker from the old Carousel to the new one before installing the carousel in the next step
Info point should recommend loosening the 4 set screws either here or during reinstallation.
Point 5 should recommend grease type. Mobilith SHC 100 Grease.
Typos on Photo 3 Fixed 8-5-2024
Trent, New machines are going to be coming in with a black drive dog for orientation purposes. Mention this in the procedure. The orientation of the black drive dog should be facing the ATC arm when in the spindle orient position.
Trent, add this note we deleted yesterday here with step 9. “Note: The maximum oil flow rate (at step 3 RPM) to the rear bearing (in line #3), should not exceed 330 ml/min. Also, the combined flow (in lines #7 and #8) to the front bearing should not exceed 450 ml/min.”
Trent, I think that there should be a note between step 5 and 6 that states, Steps 6 through 13 are examples of temp measurements for all of the lathes covered by this procedure. They also contain oil line lengths and desired flow rates as well, or something to that effect.
Change the sentence “Measure the amount of oil that flows into the cup in about 15 seconds, then multiply the results x4.” to “Measure the amount of oil that flows into the cup in 15 seconds, then multiply the results x4. “
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