Weekly Maintenance on a TMS-VI Front Injector for Cleaning Stations

The front injector TMS-VI is nearly service-free.

However, it is important to carry out regular cleaning and inspection of the mechanical parts to make sure the equipment is fully functional and has a long life cycle. For correct setup procedure, see the manual provided with each unit.

Before carrying out cleaning, servicing & repair work the following shut down procedure must be followed.

• Switch off the robot control.
• Shut-off the compressed air supply.

Step  1 

• Using compressed air blow off any debris which has settled on and around the front injector. Eye protection should be worn.

Step  2 

• Disconnect the air supply (A) to the venturi valve along with the fluid hose  to the adjuster (B)
• Blow compressed air into air supply (A) to remove any debris from the injector.
• NOTE: Ensure that the air supply is      re-connected to A & the fluid hose is    re-connected to B.

Step  3 

• Check the collection tray and if necessary remove any blockage from the drain hole.

Step  4 

• Check the level of anti-spatter. Depending on the number of shifts / welding hours this may need to be   done daily.
• We recommend only BINZEL anti-spatter fluid is used.

 Waste anti-spatter fluid should never be        re-used as this could cause system blockages 

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