• The lm carriage adopts close loop self-adjusting technology, to ensure each
package is evenly wrapped.
• Allowable package weight (22 lbs – 4400 lbs)
• SAFETY: The machine has an emergency stop button & sensor underneath the
lm carriage. Once an object is detected underneath the moving lm carriage, the
machine will stop.
CAUTION!
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When servicing drive and controllers, there may be exposed components with
housings or protrusions at or above the line potential. Extreme care should be taken
to protect against shock.
The user is responsible for conforming to all applicable code requirements with
respect to grounding requirements. Do NOT use extension cords to operate the
equipment
Disconnect AC input power when the machine is not in use and before checking
components, performing maintenance, cleaning up, and. Do NOT connect or
disconnect wires and connectors while power is applied to the circuit.
Always plug into a grounded outlet with the rated voltage
110 V
WARNING!
Loose clothing must NOT be worn while the machine is in operation. Stay clear of
moving parts while the machine is running.
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System Set-up
2. System Set-up
Machine Placement
Place the Semi-automatic Stretch Wrap Machine close to an area where you will
be wrapping your pallet loads. Refer to gure 2 t o insure the m achine meets the
minimum clearance space requirements. Make sure that there is sucient room to
load/unload the machine and that you do not stretch the wiring cable. Remember,
you will need to provide electrical service to a 110 VAC, 9.1-AMP outlet.
(See Figure 2)
Floor Weight Bearing Tolerance
The oor must be able to bear the weight of the machine, the weight of the maximum
load, plus a safety factor. The floor must also be able to tolerate the stress of the
machine operation. If the truck will operate on the same weight bearing area, add
the weight of the trucks to the weight bearing stress tolerance requirement.
Figure 2
2.1 Machine Set-up
1. Place the crated machine close to the designated wrap area. Remove all shipping
fasteners holding the machine to the pallet. The machine may be crated with the tower
tilted down and the motor cover front carriage roller removed for shipping purpose.
2. Place forks of the forklift through the tubes provided at the rear base of the module,
remove the machine from the crate and place it at the designated wrap area.
3. Check all internal connections to ensure there is no loose/disconnected electrical
wiring,
4. Connect the motor wiring and sensor leads according to the corresponding wire
numbers.
5. If the OPTIONAL ramp (Model no. 412410) is purchased: select a ramp position illus-
trated below. The ramp can be positioned anywhere in a 180 rotation around the front
of the turntable. There should be a ¼” gap between the turntable and the ramp. The
ramp should be fully supported by the oor. (See Figure 3)
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Figure 3
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2.2 Installation
NOTE: Installation requires two people.
CAUTION
Be careful when standing on the turntable during the installation, as it may turn
when rotational force is applied.
1. Raise the tower upright safely with two people.
2. Tighten the screw between the tower and the turntable base. (See Figure 4)
3. Screw the lm carriage into the post. (See Figure 5)
4. Connect to the power supply and perform a ground test before using the machine.
Figure 4
Screw the set of (4)
screws, washers, and
lock washers through
the tower and into the
turntable base securely.
(M10 X 20 screw)
Screw the set of (2)
screws connecting the
tower and turntable.
(M8 x 10 screw)
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Mount the lm carriage
onto the post by fastening
a set of (2) screws.
( M8 x 20 screw)
Figure 5
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3. Control Panel Buttons
Figure 6
Control Panel Buttons
Speed Controlled by M1, M2 Knob
• M1: Control the speed of the turntable motor. The speed range 1~ 10 rpm.
• M2: Control the lifting motor speed.
Start Button has three functions
• The start of the automatic mode starts
• Resume after emergency stop
• Use/cancel the central reinforcement
Emergnecy Stop Button
Press the emergency stop button to stop the machine immediately. Press the button when any emergency occurred during the packaging process. Turn the emergency stop button clockwise to reset the emergency stop button.
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Power Switch
• OFF, power o the machine
• ON, power on the machine
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Operator Controls
4. Operator Controls
Figure 7 Main menu display
4.1 Manual
Press the manual Interface button in the main menu to display the manual operation.
(See Figure 8)
Carriage up / Carriage down
Manually operate the carriage to move up or down. When this function is pushed, the
button will turn green. To pause the operation, simply push the button again. This
button may be used in conjunction with the Turntable start button.
Turntable start
The Turntable Start button allows you to manually operate the turntable. When this
button is pushed, the button will turn green. Pushing the button again will stop the
turntable. The button may be used in conjunction with the Carriage up/down button.
Reset
Push the Reset button to reset the system operation. The turntable will return to its
home position and the carriage will lower to the initial position.
Figure 8 Manual display
4.2 Auto
Press the AUTO button in the main menu to set parameters through the interface
shown in gure 9 .
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The parameters can be set according to the following packaging requirements:
Bottoms Laps, Top Laps, Lifting Time, Strengthening Laps, and electric eye delay.
Press the white box to set each parameter through the pop-up numerical keyboard
followed by pressing the Enter button.
Once the parameters are set, click the “Save” button on the screen to store the parameters for the assigned group number. A total of ve sets of parameters can be
stored. To use any of the saved parameters, select the group number. (See Figure 9)
NOTE: The parameters and function settings cannot be changed when the machine
is running.
Figure 9 Auto display
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4.3 Input & Output (I/O)
You can check the status of all the sensors and switches on the I/O interface shown
in Figure 10. This display can be used for routine maintenance on the machine.
(See Figure 10)
To return to the main menu, press the EXIT button.
Figure 10 I/O display
4.4 Film Loading
CAUTION!
Be sure EMERGENCY STOP is pushed in before threading the lm and pulled out
when the lm is threaded.
1. Load the lm roll in the lm carriage. (See Figure 11)
2. Follow the lm feed diagram and thread the lm all the way through the rollers.
(See Figure 12)
3. Attach the lm securely to the pallet. Tying the end of the lm in a knot often helps
secure the lm to the pallet.
4. Turn the emergency stop switch clockwise and turn the power on.
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Figure 11
Figure 12
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4.5 Machine Operation
Trial run – Normal System Start-up:
1. Place the packaged pallet on the machine turntable.
2. Thread the lm as instructed and attach it to the product.
3. Turn the power on.
4. Adjust the sensitivity of the photo switch. The machine is adjusted to the factory
setting before delivery.
5. Select either Manual or Auto mode to achieve the user’s packaging requirement.
6. Press the START button to initiate cycle.
NOTE: It is recommendwd to try a trail run to become familiar with the various
parameters, adjustments, and speed controls.
Emergency Stop Condition
1. In the event of an emergency, press the STOP button. This cancels the current
wrapping cycle and immediately stops the system. Figure 13 will display on the
screen.
2. Correct the problem.
3. Turn the STOP button clockwise to reset the stop button and perform the normal
system start-up procedure.
NOTE: If the weight of the package exceeds 1,100lbs. , turn the turntable adjustment
knob M1 counterclockwise prior to pressing the emergency stop button.
Figure 13
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Operation
1. Load the lm roll in the lm carriage and thread the lm according to gure 12.
2. Turn the power on.
3. Adjust the sensitivity of the photo switch. The machine is adjusted to the factory setting
before delivery.
4. Adjust the parameter according to the packing requirements.
5. Trial run: Place the packaged pallet, used for a trial run, on the machine turntable.
Adjust M1 & M2 speed controlled knobs to the desired speed. Packaging operation can be
adjusted by the multiple parameters to achieve the user’s packaging requirement. Once
the user is familiar with the various parameters and adjustments, the user is ready to
operate the machine.
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Maintenance & Troubleshooting
5. Maintenance & Troubleshooting
CAUTION!
All machine maintenance work must be performed with the power supply
disconnected.
1. Keep the machine clean. Use a dry cloth and cleaning agent to clean the machine.
Do not use solvent water to clean the machine to prevent rusting.
2. Regularly perform maintenance on the machine every 3 – 6 months; frequency
varies with the machine usage. Check for internal dust build up. Check the tightness
of the chain and lubricate the chain in routine maintenance inspections.
WARNING!
Make sure that only qualied personnel perform inspection, troubleshooting and
part replacement.
CAUTION!
Disconnect all power, including external control power that may be present before
servicing the frequency drive controllers.
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OPERATING ISSUESCAUSESRECOMMENDATIONS
Table 2
The machine is
not powering on
Turntable does
not run.
Main Power is turned o.
Machine not plugged into
110VAC outlet.
Faulty power supply
Internal battery not charged.
PLC Failure
No display on PLC screen
Fuse BurnReplace the fuse
Pallet overweightReduce the pallet weight
Chain falls o
Loose chain
Check the power going into the machi-
ne. Verify that the switch is turned on.
Verify the voltage going to the machine
matches the power supply labels on the
power module.
Replace new PLC
Check the chain transmission mechanisn (loosen the chassis screws, remove
the turntable cover and check wheather
the chain and tension are abnormal.
Film carriage
malfunction
The output protection of the inverter
will ash the fault code on the inverter.
Inverter failure or damage
Limit switch failure or damageOverhaul or replace the limit switch
Photocell failure or damageOverhaul or replace the photocell
Loose chain or interference
PLC Failure
Carriage Up/Down button is
unresponsive
Inverter failure or damage
Motor FailureOverhaul the lifting motor
Look up the corresponding fault code and
troubleshoot method. Replace inverter if
damaged.
Overhaul the vertical lifting chain
system
Replace the PLC
Troubleshoot and replace inverter if
damaged
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Components & Parts
6. Components & Parts
Turntable
Figure 14
Table 3
Turntable
No.Part no.DescriptionQty.
1GB/T825Hook M101
2GB/T70.3Hex scew M10x253
310000000510Disc1
4GB/T70.2Hex at cap head screw M5 x 104
5XT4505-0126Protection cover1
6GB/T70.1Hex screw M10x504
710000000486GMotor chain pulley: 12B, 14 teeth1
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8CV-32-750-30SGear motor1
9GB/T1243Chain: 12B, 174 keys 1
1010000000695Chain noise reducer2
11XT45N-0110Switch holder1
12PL-O5PNSwitch1
13XT4505-0129-V1Tension pulley: 12BZ111
14XT4505-0135-V1Protection cover support block1
1510000000693Center turntable pulley1
1610010000617Turntable roller12
178020-0506Motor base4
1810000000698Tension pulley bracket1
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
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Film Carriage
Figure 15
Table 4
Film Carriage
No.Part No.DescriptionQty.
1XT15Z-02-V2Bottom xed plate assembly1
2XT45M-19Film roll: welding assembly1
310000000033Film roll: bottom seat1
410000000035-VISpring plate1
510000000030Spring1
620545000404-V1Lock ring1
710000000034Film roll: top seat1
8XT45Z-06-V1Rubber roller unit1
9GB/T10966*6*25 key1
10GB/T276Bearing 60042
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11XT45M-12-V3Rubber roller bearing seat2
12XT4508A-0205Lock sleeve1
13XT45Z-010-V2Film carriage top plate 1
14XT45Z-11-V1Brake shaft1
15XT45Z-11-1Rubber belt 218L*12W*2T mm1
16XT45Z-03-V1Top lm carriage cover1
17XT45Z-09Shaft lock ring1
1810000000046Tension friction wheel1
19XT45Z-10-V1Belt holder1
20FR-2MXPhotocell1
21M8X20Star knob1
22XT45M-14Guide roller2
23XT45Z-16Swith install plate1
24KW3-0Z-2Microswitch w/ wheel1
25QB/T3876Hinge: 50 x 382
26XT45Z-15-V3Safety plate1
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18
19
222324
15
16
2120
17
14
26
28
27
13
30
29
313233
1
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
2
3
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Tower and Lift
Figure 16
Table 5
Tower and Lift Assembly
No.Part No.DescriptionQty.
1XT45O5-0201-V2Tower body1
2Z15G 1703 15ADoor safety switch1
3XT45O5-0206Z type holder1
4XT4505-0204Tower body top cover1
5XT45O5-0203Tower body top protection plate1
6XT4515-02-002Door1
7Locker2
8HMIGXU3500Touch screen (Schneider)1
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9
10HB1-BA31Start button1
11HB2-BS542Emergency stop switch1
12TCS4S295Power switch1
1310000000549Lifting motor chain wheel: 14 teeth2
1408B P12.7Chain 08B (12.7), 314 joint2
15GB/T893.1 D35Locking ring 352
16GB/T276Bearing: 6202-zz2
17XT4505S-0113Chain wheel: 08b 14 teeth2
18XT4505S-0110-V2Electrical housing1
19XT4505S-0115-V2L Channel bracket1
20XT4505S-0105Electrical component storage1
21XT4505S-01-17-V2Bottom limit switch seat1
22TZ-8108Limit switch2
RV24YN 20S B502 +
MF-A03
Potentiometer + Knob3
23XT4505S-010702-V4Inner tower assembly1
24XT4505S-0104Guide rail2
25XT4505S-0103GSliding block4
26XT4505S-0102-V1Drive shaft1
27XT4505S-0109-V1Connection board assembly1
28XT4505S-0111Screw4
29GB/T1095Key 6*6*252
30XT4505S-0101Shaft1
31XT4505S-0108Top lifting board1
32XT4505S-010701Motor seat1
33NMRV050Lifting assembly1
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Electrical Components
Figure 17
Table 6
Electrical Floor Components
NoPart no.DescriptionQty.
1RT18-32,2P,16A,Fuse 10X38Circuit Breaker2
2RT18-32,1P,2A,Fuse 10X38Circuit Breaker1
3LRS-50-24Switch power1
4218LDA24DRNPLC1
5ATV12H075M2Turntable inverter1
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6ATV12H037M2Lifting inverter1
8Z15G1703Safety Switch1
930 portTerminal block1
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Electrical Diagram
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Diagram 1
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Power Supply: AC110V, 60 Hz
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Diagram 2
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