FM77 Digit
Instruction manual
Before using the machine please carefully read the instructions
DOC. N. FM111004
REV. 01
ED. 05.2003
INDEX
Chapter 1. Foreword
1.1. Preface..............................................……..………………..
1.2. Performances of packaging machine.......…….……….…..
1.3. Machine identification.........................…….......…………..
1.4. Weight and dimensions of packed machine………………
1.5. Machine weight and dimensions...............…….…………..
Chapter 2. Machine installation
2.1. Transport and positioning.................…….........…………..
2.2. Environmental conditions.........................…….……….…..
2.3. Electrical connections..............................……..…………..
Chapter 3. Machine adjustment and setting up
3.1. Adjustment ……………………………………………….…..
3.2. Film roll insertion........................................…….……….….
3.3. Reticulated plate installation…………………………………
3.4. Bobbins support and packaging flat adjustment
3.5. Execution of 1^ film sealing.......................……..…………..
3.6. Introducing the object to be wrapped …….…….…………..
3.7. Making up ………………………………………………….….
Chapter 4. Limits and conditions in the use of machine
4.1. Max. packing sizes..................................……..……….…..
4.2. Items which must not be packed..............…….……….…..
Chapter 5. Film features
5.1. Films to be used..................................……......……….…..
5.2. Band A calculation.................................……....…………..
Chapter 6. Safety standards
6.1 Warnings...............................................…….....…………..
Chapter 7. Ordinary maintenance
7.1. Precautions for ordinary maintenance interventions……..
7.2. Sealing blade cleaning.............................……..…………..
7.3. Plastic film and other scrap removal......……....…………..
7.4. Machine cleaning....................................……...…………..
7.5. Rubber and teflon replacement................…….……….…..
7.6. Changing the sealing wire.........................…………….…..
7.7. Wiring diagram.........................................…….……….…..
7.8. Key wiring diagram…………………………………………..
7.9. Disassembling, demolition and elimination of residuals…..
Chapter 8. Guarantee
Chapter 1. Foreword
1.1. Preface
This manual has been drawn up in compliance with the UNI 10893 standard dated July
2000. It is meant for all users in order to enable them to use the machine correctly.
Keep it in a place which can be easily accessed in the proximity of the machine and
which is known to all users. This manual is an integral part of the machine for safety
reasons. We wish to specify the symbols in use here below in order to improve their
understanding.
ATTENTION:
Accident prevention rules for the operator. This warning indicates the
1.2. Performances of packaging machine
You have bought a machine with outstanding features and performance and we thank
you very much for your confidence in choosing it. The MINIPACK System is unique in
its kind and has achieved worldwide succes with more than 60000 units operating in the
field of packaging and wrapping.It is handy, low-priced and protected by patents at
home and abroad. The technological concept underlining its design, as well as the
components and materials used in the manufacturing and testing process are the best
assurance of proper operation and long-lasting liability.
Thanks to its particular operating circuit, it can be used both as a sealing and shrinking
machine or as a plain sealing machine (sealing only). In this case it is possible to pack
the object in a soft bag without shrinkwrapping. The film used in centerfolded execution
can be micropunched or not when running through the micropunches of machine itself.
The machine can carry out up to 300 packages/hour.
presence of dangers which can injure the person operating on the
machine.
WARNING:
It indicates the possibility of damaging the machine and/or its
components.
1.3. Machine identification
In every communication with the Manufacturer, always
mention the model and the serial number specified on the
plate on the rear part of the machine.
1.4. Weight and dimensions of packed machine
a = 1970 mm
b = 1040 mm
c = 910 mm
Weight = 237 Kg
1.5. Machine weight and dimensions
a = 1875 mm
b = 950 mm
c = 1410 mm
Weight = 185 Kg
Chapter 2. Machine installation
2.1. Transport and positioning
It is recommended to handle with great care during transport and
positioning!
Use protection gloves while handling the machine.
Cut the strap with scissors (make
sure you protect your eyes by
wearing glasses) and withdraw
the cardboard.
Remove the box (D) containing
the supports.
Unscrew the 4 locking screws (B)
of the plates (C).
Lift the machine up using a fork
lift.
Unscrew the 4 screws (A) fixing
the plates (C) on the machine.
Assemble the 4 supports by using
the supplied screws.
Cut the strap to release the
upper hood.
2.2. Environmental conditions
Place the machine in a suitable
environment free from humidity,
gases, explosives, combustible
materials.
Leave a minimal space of 200mm
around the machine so that not
to obstruct airoutlets.
Once the correct height is abtained,
block the machine by means of the
wheel brakes.
Working environmental conditions:
Temperature from + 5°C to + 40°C
Relative humidity from 30% to
90%, without condensation
The lighting of the operation room shall comply with the laws in force in the country where
the machine is installed. However, it shall be uniform and provide for good visibility in
order to safeguard the operator’s safety and health.
Machine safety factor = IP20
The aerial noise made by the machine is lower than 70 dB
2.3. Electrical connections
If the machine is not equipped with
the power supply plug, use a plug
that is suitable for the voltage and
amperage values described by the
rating plate and that can comply with
the rules in force in the installation
country.
GROUNDING OF THE UNIT IS
OBLIGATORY!
Before executing electrical connections, make sure
the mains voltage matches the one on the plate on
machine rear and that the earthing contact complies
with the safety rules in force. In case of doubts
about the mains voltage, contact the local public
supply Company.
Chapter 3. Machine adjustment and setting up
3.1. Adjustment