Operation And Maintenance - Rotoclear C Basic Bedienungsanleitung

ROTOCLEAR C BASIC

Operation and maintenance

During operation of the machine, the Roto-
clear C Basic must be switched on and the cam-
era head must be permanently supplied with seal-
ing air.
Rotor
Do not touch the spinning window while it is
spinning. Risk of minor injuries. The rotor disk may
splinter upon impact or when encountering exter-
nal forces. As a result of this, fragments of the
glass disk may be flung outwards radially and lead
to injuries.
When performing tasks which may result in
damage to the disk directly next to the camera
head, keep a safe distance and wear protective
goggles.
The motor must not be permanently blocked
mechanically (e.g. by dirt) and must be able to turn
freely, otherwise the rotor drive may be damaged
(loss of warranty).
In order to ensure safe and damage-free op-
eration, please also observe the safety and war-
ranty instructions in the chapters on installation
and commissioning when operating the system.
Cleaning
Despite the self-cleaning ability of the spinning
window, the view through it may be impaired over
time due to oil/cooling lubricant residue or hard
water deposits. Clean the disk at regular intervals
with a damp cloth. To do so, draw the cloth careful-
ly and slowly from the inside to the outside using a
finger while the motor is running. Repeat the pro-
cedure until the visibility is optimal. If it is partic-
ularly dirty, you can clean the window with glass
cleaner or isopropyl alcohol. Include the cleaning
of the spinning window in the maintenance plan of
your machine. We recommend weekly cleaning,
or more frequently depending on the environ-
mental conditions.
Please note that when the machine is
switched on, the camera head must also be in op-
eration and/or the disk must rotate. Only then can
the window clean itself constantly. For a clear
view, it is essential that no medium can make con-
tact with a stationary rotor window and dirty it. In
particular, the vapor from cutting fluids tends to
settle, dry out and leave stains on stationary sur-
faces.
Changing the rotor
In the event of heavy contamination, damage or
breakage due to a crash with broken tool or work-
piece parts, it may be necessary to remove or re-
place the rotor for cleaning.
Switch off the entire device incl. light, let it
cool down for 5 minutes and remove the screw in
the center after the rotor has run out. Remove the
rotor using the supplied suction cup. Do not stick
any tools or objects into the labyrinth gap which
would easily damage the system and invalidate
the warranty.
Risk of cutting damage: when the rotor is
damaged, wear cut-resistant gloves and remove
the screw in the middle after it has coasted to a
standstill. We recommend keeping a replacement
rotor on hand and installing/ cleaning it in alterna-
tion. This ensures a clear view of what is going on
and hence optimal manufacturing conditions at all
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