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1.     Key for electrical cabinet and  transmission door  Safety system                    Preparations before starting    Start the granulator         Preparations before the    granulator is opened  Unlocking the safety system    Opening the hopper  Open the granule bin  Open the screen box             5 5 Closing the granulator  Installing the screen box  Install the granule bin  Closing the hopperv         Locking the safety system          SES CONAIR INTRODUCTION AND CONTENTS    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE    6 1 Inspection          Inspection description          6 2  Cleanihg  S E T  6 3       Cleaning schedule   Cleaning    6 3 Knife change  ette 6 4       Disassembling rotating knives  Disassembling fixed knives  Installing fixed knives  Installing rotating knives        6 4 Transmission                  General   Preparations before checking    adjusting the drive belt   Check the drive belt condition   6 6  Check the drive belt tension   6 6  Belt tension table  6 8  Adjusting the belt tension    6 9    Installing a New Drive Belt       6 5 Lubrication       7  OPTIONS  7 1 Air veyor  Pulse relay  Air veyor      Setting the pulse relay          72 bevelitdicatOl stir netu 73  Generaliniai i 7 3  Setting the level indicator sensitivity         7 3    7 3 Hours counter  General        8  ELECTRICAL    8 1 Electricity     General          9  TROUBLESHOOTING  9 1 Troubleshooting schedule ent 9 1    10  SPARE PARTS    Summary       10 2 OT EE 10 2  10 3 Flap  10 4 Hopper   10 5
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3.   EI   Ee  Eu  Headquarters   PROMO  oiii eet  Conair    One Conair Drive   Pittsburgh  PA 15202  Phone 412 312 6000  Fax 412 312 6227             11  SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO     11 2 Verification of checks made       General    A DANGER     Read the instruction manual before  doing any maintenance or service     A DANGER     All maintenance and service must be  done by trained personnel         Information     The machine must be checked by both  the operator and by trained personnel   Please read chapter 6 1 in this instruc   tion manual     Installation inspection    A DANGER     Electrical installation must be done  by an electrician with the appropriate  formal competence     The machine has been installed in  accordance with chapter 4 in this  instruction manual     Name canei ter E en    Two hours after the first start  the   knife clearance and tightening torque  of the knife retention screws have been  checked in accordance with chapter 6 3  of this instruction manual       TT    Four hours after the first start  the drive  belt tension and condition have been  checked in accordance with chapter 6 4  of this instruction manual     Daily inspection  Daily inspection is done by the operator   please refer to chapter 6 1  Inspection      Emergency stop    Flap    Granule bin    Signature  approved inspection If there  is any deficiency or fault  immediately  contact the person responsible for safety   maintenance and service     Date           Tees  WE    TT  Da
4.   Transmis   sion  To install a new drive belt  please  refer to the Installing a New Drive Belt  heading in the same chapter     BEN CO  6 2 Cleaning    General    E  DANGER     Be careful when the hopper  granule  bin and screen box are open  The kni   ves are then accessible  they are sharp  and can cause personal injury     E  DANGER     Be careful when you rotate the cutter  manually  The knives are sharp and can  cause personal injury     E  DANGER     Pinch risk during cleaning       89 DANGER     Use protective goggles and gloves     DANGER     Granulate and plastics residue on the  floor can make the floor slippery     Cleaning schedule    Operator    During  color  change    or      Hopper    Granule bin      Screen box    with screen  Once     month   Plummer    block  or  blue  At least painted  once 300 screws     HOUIS   Cutter  housing       Blue painted  Screws         6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE    Cleaning  1  Check that the hopper is empty     2  Open the cutter housing  please refer  to chapter 5 4  Opening the cutter  housing    3  Clean the hopper  granule bin  screen  box and screen with compressed air   both inside and outside     4  Clean the bearing housings by undo   ing and removing the two blue painted  screws  see fig  Blow clean through the  holes with compressed air and rotate  the cutter at least one rotation     5 Clean the cutter housing with com   pressed air  both inside and outside     6 Reinstate  re install all components in  inverse order  
5.  EE CO     5 3 Starting and stopping  General    Starting and stopping is controlled from  the control panel        Preparations before starting      The screen box  granule bin and hopper  are installed and closed       The star knob between the hopper and the  granule bin has been fully screwed down       The doors on the electric cabinet and  transmission are installed  closed and  locked       The granulator is firmly installed  against the plastic machine       The wheels are locked     Main switch    Stop        Emergency  stop    Start the granulator     Read the safety rules in chapter 2  before starting work     Important     Never stop the granulator before all  material in the hopper and cutter  housing has been fully granulated       The granulator can not be started if  there is material left in the hopper  and cutter housing  The granulator  cutter will then be braked on starting   the motor will be overloaded  and the  overload protection will trip  Before  the granulator can be started it must  first be cleaned  Please refer to chapter  6 2  Cleaning     1  Connect the mains plug to the mains  outlet     2  Move the main switch to position 1  On      3  Check that the emergency stop button  is not depressed     4  Press the start button     i 5  OPERATION    Stopping the granulator    Important     Never stop the granulator before all  material in the hopper and cutter  housing has been fully granulated     1  Stop feeding material into the granula   tor and w
6.  Hopperdevice  10 6 Cutter housing  10 7 Cutterhousing  10 8 Cutter  10 8 Knives  10 9 Screen  10 10 Screen box  10 11 Granule bin  10 12 Granule bin 45    10 13 Granule bin Container  10 14 Suction pipe     10 15 Ejector  10 16 Safety  10 17 Transmission  10 18 Transmission  Cover  10 19 Enclosure  10 20 Electrical cabinet  10 21 Electrical cabinet  low     10 22 Stand  10 23 Stand  low  10 22 Stand  high                                         INTRODUCTION AND CONTENTS CONAIR Temm    11  SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE   SERVICE  11 1 General    Machine data     Person responsible for safety           maintenance and Service       sssssss sssss1111 11 1  11 2 Verification of checks made 112  General       Installation inspection 11 2  Daily inspection         Weekly inspection       Monthly inspection                    eee 11 3  Inspection every 6 months  or 1000 hours of operation                        11 3    11 3 Verification  other items  Knife changes       VI    EET CONAIR 1  TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION    1 1 Overwiew       1 1 Introduction  Hopper funnel  Flap in hopper mouth  Hopper  Main switch  Emergency stop  Start button  Stop button  Electrical cabinet  Transmission    Connector    Star knob    Safety switch    Breaking key    Cutter housing    Screen box    Granulate box    Catch  granulate box    Suction pipe  outlet    Motor    Stand    Brake arm  wheel    Key  electrical cabinet  amp   transmission door    Tool box with  feeler gauge 0 20 mm    Tipping catch  hopper  opt
7.  Schaltschrank    Armoire All Models    lectrique   Schaltschrank  Porte  Armoire   All Models  t  r   lectrique    Riementrieb  Porte de All Models   3 050384  t  r transmission       montage    s    s    s    s           i    Ce  i    3 050390  3 050392    ty  1  1  1    3 050383    3 050395 I    950269  940261  940225    950716 1    950613    941020 4    mW CONAIR    Electrical cabinet Lowbuilt   Auger    00          10  SPARE PARTS    Elsk  p  l  g  Electrical cabinet   Schaltschrank Armoire    Auger low Auger niedrig Auger   lectrique    All Models  bas Auger  2 Elskapslucka Electrical cabinet   Tiir Armoire All Models  door Schaltschrank   lectrique  3 Montageplat Mounting plate Montageplatte Plaque  All Models  montage    montage   e oie      e     sone  E que     en os   wee ee Tanne    Screw M6    14 Skruv M6  Fe  mes Je  see  meme pem    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S           Art No Qty  3 050451    3 050454 1  3 050457 1  4 050458 1    950715    950719 2    950707    SS    950269    941020    940794 4    940267 4    940378 4    940039 1    950613    950641  950608    10 17       10  SPARE PARTS    sand MEE E I II    1 Bottenplat Bottom plate Bodenblech Plaque de fond NC R  69 S    2 050378  NC R  614 S    2 050439  NC R  617 8    2 050510    Hjul l  sbart Castor lockable   Rad verschliessbar 950708    Skruv M10 Screw M10 Schraube M10 Vis MIO 941013    on Mutter M10 Nut MIO Mutter M10 Ecrou MIO 940015    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S        Stan
8.  are safety  components  The key must be kept by  the person who is responsible for the  safety  service and maintenance of the  granulator       Connecting the granulator to the mains   The granulator s electrical schedule  specifies the machine s connection  voltage  Volt  and fuse size  Ampere        The granulator is connected for a  right hand turning field on delivery       Check the phase sequence of the  electric mains with a phase sequence  display and use a mains plug to con   nect the granulator to the mains     4 2    Check the direction of rotation  of the granulator motor    1  Check that the screen box  granule bin  and hopper are securely closed  The  star knob between the hopper and the  granule bin must be securely screwed  in    2  Connect the mains plug to the mains  outlet     3  Move the main switch to position 1   On      4  Check that the direction of rotation of  the granulator motor coincides with  the arrow on the motor housing  Start  the motor with the start button and  stop it immediately again with the stop  button  Before the engine has had time  to stop     carefully insert a tie wrap  backwards into the motor ventilation  hole and carefully feel to see in which  direction the motor is rotating           Arrow  direction of rotation    If the direction of rotation of the  motor is incorrect     1  Stop the granulator  press the stop  button     2  Move the main switch to position  0  Off  and remove the granulator   s  mains plug from the elec
9.  locking bars     3  Relevant belt tension values are found  in the tables above in this chapter     4  To increase reduce belt tension  Turn  the screws on the motor bars B and C  the same amount inwards outwards     5  Tension the belts and check that the  pulleys are in line  tolerance 0 5 mm   and parallel     6  Fix the 4 screws A which hold the  motor to the locking bars  Tightening  torque 40 Nm     7  Check that the pulleys are still in line   tolerance 0 5 mm  and parallel     8  Install the granule bin  See chapter 5 5  Closing the Cutter Housing     9  Close the transmission door on the  side of the granulator     Y    Information     If the drive belt tension is adjusted    the belt condition and tension must be  checked after 4 hours of operation at full  load           6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE  Installing a New Drive Belt    1  Stop the granulator  see chapter 5 3  Starting and stopping    2  Open the transmission door on the  side of the granulator  The key for the    door is kept by the person responsible  for maintenance     3  Remove the granule bin  see chapter  5 4 Open the granulator     4  Undo the 4 screws A which hold the  motor to the locking bars     5  Undo the two screws for motor bars B  and C the same amount     6  Remove the old drive belt and install  a new one     7  Adjust the belt tension  please refer  to the Adjusting the Belt Tension  heading     6 9    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE CONAIR NE    6 5 Lubrication    All bearings in the granulator ar
10.  manual Manuell manuel  Vakuumsug   Hopper loader   Vakuumsaug Vakuumsaug 1 Models    1 Models       1 Models   940225  1 Models   950212       All Models   941007        3 Inst  llningsbult   Positioning Einstellbolz M12   Boulon de All Models   950720 1  M12 bolt M12 r  glage M12       S  ckh  llare Sack holder Sackhalter Support de sac    970084 1  920540 1    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S           SR CONAIR 10  SPARE PARTS    Suction pipe       A    R   Moa   Mod No   Art nn         a    o pipe m LE E Models EU 050387  d aspiration    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S     Ejector    m m T TD     5   Anstutning     Connection    AmchB     Connexion  JauModeis   920270  2    BEE  genomgang bulkhead fitting   bulkhead fitting bulkhead fitting     In INpel       Nipple   N   Nibbe     Raccora    All Models   Mode   920651   1   ses      ue e a TI  o  wes  sees sens  vens  ats nom  2    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S           10 11    10  SPARE PARTS CONAIR b      Safety       be  es e qm pepe Te    Laskolv s  kerhet   Latch safety Lock piston Contre   crou de  AII Models  3 050366  Sicherheit securrit      ez Nyckel   Schl  ssel  C   ut Models Models   4 050332    050332  3   Skruv M4 Schraube M4 Ecrou   Borum   All Models  941018      B Stoppskruv MIO Anschlagschraube ETE arr  t MIO Wl Models  941024 uM  MIO FN    es  ums         uses         Im qe  brytare schalter securit     fine     ns ae     fie fo         10   Stiimvred   Starknob   Sterngrif
11.  material is granulated in the  granulator        f belt tension is incorrect or if the belts  are worn        f the screen in the screen box is worn  or wrongly installed        f the knife retaining screws are  tightened with the wrong torque        f the knives are blunt        f the plummer blocks are not blown  clear with compressed air via the blue  Screws        f the protective grid  option  or the  pipes adjacent to the outfeed granule  bin is removed     2 4    SS CONAIR 3  TRANSPORT MACHINE LIFTING    3 1 Transport    General    The machine must only be transported  and lifted by trained personnel  All  instructions must be observed to avoid  damage and personal injury  Read  through all of chapter 3 before trans   porting lifting the machine     Transport outdoors    If the machine is to be transported so  that it is exposed to weather and wind   all un painted surfaces must be treated  with VpCI 369D rustproofer     After this  the machine must be wrapped  in plastic foil and fixed to a transport  pallet with a PET strap or tension strap     Transport indoors    The machine can be transported for  shorter distances on an even  dry surface  using its own transport wheels     Two of the machine   s transport wheels  can pivot  which facilitates transport     If the machine is to be transported for  a longer distance  it should be fixed  to a transport pallet with a PET strap  or tension strap  After this  it can be  transported with a forklift truck or  travelling 
12. 050356     reduzierende r  ductrices NC R  614 S    2 052247        3 4 5 6 8    3 4 5 6 8 NC R  617 S    2 052248          4 2 050350 04    5 2 050350 05   06 2 050350 06  08 2 050350 08       10 8    mW CONAIR    Screenbox       Granule bin          10  SPARE PARTS    REI ER II    Gallerlada Screen box Siebkasten Boite de tamisage NC R  69 S    2 050340  NC R  614 S    2 050427  NC R  617 S    2 050505    SE EE Grub screw Anschlag  Vis d   arr  t M10 All Models   941023  MIO schraube M10    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S        Fe je Te p_ er e    Granulatl  da Granule bin Mahlgutkasten Bac a granul  s NC R  69 8    2 050345  NC R 614 S    1 050431  NC R  617 S    1 050506       EE Granule bin  Mahlgutkasten  Bac    granul  s  NC R 69 S    2 050360  low niedrig bas NC R  614 S    2 050435    Inst  llnings  Positioning Einstellbolz M12   Boulon de All Models   950720  CRT M MI2 inco MI2 Bm MI2    I3  kop    Knob     Knop     Bouon     AII Models   Models oam      a eec eur eee   0 Tanner Ja Jane  iow  aos  ovata 1      All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S     10 9       10  SPARE PARTS    Granule bin 45         10 10        E    1 Granulatl  da45    Granule bin 451   Mahlgutkasten 451   Bac    granul  s 451   All Models   2 019610    2  3          A  Stj  rnvred Star knob Sterngriff Poign  e   toil  e Al    Skruv M5 Schraube M5 Vis M5    1    Knopp Knob Knopf    Container Container Beh  lter Conteneur    Container Container Container Container All Models  manuell
13. 1 min  time factor   2     The vacuum evacuator will be switched  on for 10 x 5s   50 s and the vacuum  evacuator will pause for 1 min x 2   2  min     When the granulator starts  vacuum  evacuator is always switched on     Average air consumption   Granulate   Air pressure    bar     Transport    Air consumption     m3 h  1 3  2 0  2 6   4 0    EE Ce  ors    7 2 Level indicator       General    The granule bin can be equipped with an  optional  capacitative level indicator  The  level indicator senses material which is  not electrically conductive     When the level in the granule bin is so  high that the level indicator is affected   the granulator stops  Indication can be  done with a lamp or buzzer  if this has  been ordered as optional equipment   The level indicator can have other  customer specific functions  please refer  to the relevant wiring schedule for these  functions     Re start the granulator with the start  button        Level monitor    Setting the level indicator   sensitivity   The level indicator is supplied with a  pre set sensitivity of 16 mm  Sensitivity  can be adjusted between 2 and 16 mm   Use a screwdriver to adjust sensitivity on  the left hand screw  Distance      The right hand screw  Output  is set so  that the level monitor is normally closed   The level indicator is delivered with this  setting  and it should not be changed     Dist  Output    73    CONAIR NN    7 3 Hours counter       General    The hours counter is installed in the  electr
14. 3   3 050533    St  dlinjal fast   Support rule fixed   Klemmleiste R  gle d appui 3 050305  fest fixed     4 050523  NCR 617   4 050525    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   614 S     N        H  rdat Stal     Hardened steel     Geh  rtet Stahl     Acier tremp      10 5    10  SPARE PARTS    Cutterhousing    10 6        7 Hallare  granulat    lo le Je Fer     poem snm  5  Distans Distance cutter Abstandstiicke   Entretoise  kvarnhus house Mahlgeh  use chambre de   broyage  Fe firmen Je Ja schei    4    Stoppskruv Grub screw S6SS   Anschlag  Vis d arr  t S6SS  NC R  69 s    940988  S6SS schraube S6SS       All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S         H  rdat Stal     Hardened steel     Geh  rtet Stahl     Acier tremp      mW CONAIR    Cutter       m    3 Segment h  ger Segment right      u    Distans segment Distance segment    St  dlinjal Support rule    Lock lagerhus Cover bearing  ter house left  Lock lagerhus Cover bearing  h  ger house right  10   Skruv M8 Screw M8    fen   en    12   T  tningsring Sealing ring Dichtungsring Bague AII Models  960228 2  d   tanch  it      13   Sparring Retaining ring F  hrungsring Circlip  jonc All Models  993484 2  d arr  t    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S         H  rdat Stal     Hardened steel    1       10  SPARE PARTS    Segment Zentrum Segment centrum  NC R  69 S    2 050322    NC R  617 S   2 050322    Segment rechts 2 050323   1    Rotorwelle Arbre de rotor NC R  69 S    3 050329  NC R  614 S   3 050444  NC R  617 S   
15. 3   EN CONAIR e  INSTRUCTION MANUAL    NCR and NC Series u          CONAIR    UGG018 0506    INTRODUCTION AND CONTENTS CONAIR qm       We reserve the right to change designs   material and specifications without  prior notice        Copyright applies to all texts and  images in this user manual  in full or  in part     Conair             mmm CONAIR INTRODUCTION AND CONTENTS    DANGER     Read the instruction manual before Headquarters   installing and using the machine        Conair  This instruction manual applies to The granulator is supplied with an One Conair Drive  Conair   s series NCR  amp  NC S  gran  instruction manual and a tool bag  Pittsburgh  PA 15202  ulation mills  There are three granulator   USA  granulator variants  model numbers If there are any questions  please  69  614 and 617 contact Conair s local distributor  or Conair s head office   Certain functions differ between the    three variants  which is noted in the Phone      412 312 6000  text  AII illustrations in the instruction Fax   412 312 6227             manual refer to the NCR unless  otherwise specified     The instruction manual contains  instructions for installation  operation  and service       Chapter 6 contains instructions which  are aimed at service personnel       Chapter 7 contains optional equipment  for the machine       Other chapters contain instructions for  the operator     INTRODUCTION AND CONTENTS Ce     1  TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION    Red EE 121        1 2 Technical data   Cutter 
16. 3 050500    Abstandst  cke Entretoise All Models  4 050330   1  segment segment    Klemmleiste R  gle d appui    Deckel Couvercle bo  tier   All Models  4 022722   1  Lagergeh  use links de palier gauche   Deckel Couvercle boitier   All Models  4 026453   1  Lagergeh  use rechts   de palier droit             1  3  4  1  1  1  9  9  15  15  18  18        Geh  rtet Stahl     Acier tremp      10 7    10  SPARE PARTS    Knives    Screen           REI Oo  1 9    Kniv roterande   Knife rotating    Rotormesser Couteaux rotatifs NC R  69 S    4 018362   614 S    4 018362   15   617 S   4 018362   18       Kniv roterande    Knife rotating   avrundad egg smooth edge    Kniv fast Knife fixed    Rotormesser  Couteaux rotatifs    4 042143   9  smooth edge smooth edge   4 042143   617 S   4 042143    Statormesser Couteaux fixe NC R 69 S    4 022224  NC R  614 S    3 050423  NC R  617 S    3 050501       Kniv fast  Knife fixed   avrundad egg smooth edge    Statormesser  Couteaux fixe  NC R  69 S    4 044299  smooth edge smooth edge NC R  614 S    4 050601  NC R  617 S    4 050603       3 Skruv M8 Screw M8 Schraube M8 940778    940778  940778       REI Ie  1    Galler Screen     3 4 5 6 8    3 4 5 6 8    Sieb Grille NC R  69 S    2 050350        3 4 5 6 8    3 4 5 6 8 NC R  614 S    2 050351     NCR  617 8   2 050352          Galler stick  Screen stich   reducerande reducing     3 4 5 6 8    3 4 5 6 8       Exemple NC R  69 S      3  2 050350 03    Sieb Stich  Grille Eclat   NC R  69 8    2 
17. 8 e 160 kg   NC 6148                    200 kg   NC 617S 2 2402  220 kg          EE CONAIR 1  TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION    1 3 Layout                                           Dimension for NC 69S  NC 614S  NC 617S    NCR 69  NCR 614  NCR 617                                  A  8 1 x 5 9   13 6 x 5 9  16 3 x 5 9   B 19 7  25 2   28 0   C  10 6   13 4   14 8   4 050001  R0174    1  TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION CONAIR NE    BS CON    2 1 General    Conair granulation mills are designed  for grinding injection molded  blow  molded or extruded plastics waste     Granulator size and performance has  been designed and adapted to the type  of plastics waste that the customer has  specified before ordering     Any modification or conversion of   the granulator must be approved by  Conair   s head office  This condition is  intended to prevent damage and injury   that the warranty should be valid and  manufacturer   s liability     This Conair granulator is designed   for granulating injection molded  blow  molded and extruded plastics waste   for professional use  The plastics waste  must be free from contamination such  as metals and substances which are  poisonous  flammable  explosive or  hazardous in other ways     If other products or materials are to be  granulated  approval must be obtained  from head office for the warranty  conditions to be valid     Grinding of wood products  household  and garden waste  pharmaceuticals or  hazardous substances is not permissible   unless this has bee
18. Kl  m  Expanding Klemmb  chse   Coussinet Al s 930286 1  bussning bushing de serrage    Kilrem V belt Keilriemen Courroie All Models   930257 1  trap  zo  dale 930289 3   Tightening pin Goupille de 950494 950494  serrage    Skruv M10 Screw M10 Schraube M10   Vis M10 941009 941009  Washer Ronde  anmes   940117   Ta  4 Skruv M10 Screw M10 Schraube MIO   Vis M10 941016 941016 hi         Transmission       All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S                    10 14    Ex CONAIR 10  SPARE PARTS    pe  se      qme     ele  Kapa Cover Haube Capot All Models  transmission transmission Transmission transmission  2 is le       Transmission cover    4 Plugg D 19 15   Plug D 19 15 Stecker Bouchon All Mode    19 15  19 15  SI Plugg D 28 24   Plug D 28 24 Stecker Bouchon All Models   950727   28 24  28 24  e    1  a me a  D 25 21  25 21  ass     eene e     pee   T5   Enclosure e qe pee  em     eem    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S      E  e     I PI                 5 T  tning Sealing Dichtung Joint INC R  69 S    4 050569  d   tanch  it     oem  eee ee dew penses    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S        10 15       10  SPARE PARTS    Electrical cabinet    10 16    K    ka    Elskap  Elskapslucka  Transmissions   lucka    Montageplat     sone      le  Cla    Electrical cabinet  Electrical cabinet  door    Transmission  door    Reinforcement    Mounting plate    Lock   Nut M5  Pop rivet  Screw M8  Bushing  List    Screw M5    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S    
19. ait until all material has been  fully granulated in the granulator     2  Stop the granulator with the stop  button     3  Move the main switch to position 0   Off      4 Press the emergency stop button in     5  Pull the granulator   s mains plug out of  the electrical outlet     5 5    5  OPERATION       5 4 Open the granulator       General    A DANGER     Read the safety rules in chapter 2  before starting work     DANGER     Be careful when the hopper  gra    nule bin and screen box are open  The  knives are then accessible  and they are  very sharp     DANGER     Pinch risk when opening closing the  granulator     Ce          Preparations before the   granulator is opened     Stop the granulator with the stop  button     Hopper  in open  position      Move the main switch to position 0     Off      Press the emergency stop button in       Pull the granulator s mains plug out of  the electrical outlet    Tipping   catch    Unlocking the safety system      Unscrew the star knob until the circuit  breaking key is released  Continue to  unscrew the knob     The safety system between the hopper  and the granule bin ensures that the  granulator can not be started when the  hopper is open        5 6    EN Ce  Ss OPERATION     Opening the hopper Open the granule bin Open the screen box  N 1  Hold the handle with your right hand     DANGER  and pull out the granule bin catch with O Information   Check that there is no obstruction your left hand  Hold the screen box so that it d
20. and  the granulator stops  The safety switch  also means that the granulator can not  be started  as long as any hazardous  component in the granulator is accessible     Installation removal of the star knob  The star knob screw has a thread length  of at least 70 mm  see figure  The screw  is this length  so that it will take such a  long time to undo the star knob  that the  granulator will have time to stop before  the knives become accessible  When the  star knob is installed  there must be a 2  mm free gap between the locknut and  the panel  see figure     A star knob with worn threads  must only be replaced by a new  one supplied by Conair  Please  refer to chapter 10  Spare Parts     Checking the safety system   The granulator safety system must be  checked regularly  The check must be  made when the granulator is operating     e Start the granulator  To start and stop  the granulator  please refer to chapter  5 3  Starting and stopping       Unscrew the star knob and check that  the granulator stops  that the safety  switch cuts the current  before the star  knob has been unscrewed 3 full turns        f the granulator does not stop before  the star knob has been unscrewed 3 full  turns  i e  the safety switch does not cut  the current        Stop the granulator with the stop  button in this case  move the main  switch to position 0  Off  and pull  the granulator s mains plug out of the  electrical outlet  Contact Conair  There is a serious risk of personal  injury    
21. bin Container                    10 10  SUCHOD Pipe  10 11  Ejectot  i oret 10 11  Safetysysteim u a  10 12  Transmission s    10 13  Transmission  Cover                       10 15  Enclosure    ect esoe 10 15  Electrical cabinet                            10 16  Electrival cabinet lowbuilt             10 17  DEAN  EE 10 18  Stand lOW       2 uu   8 10 18  Stand highbuilt                               10 19    10 1       10  SPARE PARTS    Funnel       Flap    10 2    Eingabetrichter Entonnoir    CONAIR  mmm  RII IT      EI     NC R  69 S   NC R  614 S   NC R  617 S     3 050677  3 050694  3 050707       Funnel Z Eingabetrichter Z   Entonnoir Z    D  mpare Damper D  mpfer Z Amortisseur    NC R  69 S   NC R 614 S   NC R  617 S     All Models    3 050636  2 050550  2 050553    4 050581       D  mpareZ   DamperZ   D  mpfer Z Amortisseur Z    All Models    4 050582    Ljud Sound Schallschutz Isolant phonique All Models   4 036673  absorbent absorber    All Models   Models   940616         4  sum   M6  Screw ue   M6   Schraube M6   M6 Vis  vime      All Models   BREI EG 6148   ELM    mee Tee e Te Tas Te Ton      Flap Klappe    NC R  69 S   NC R  614 S   NC R  617 S     3 050617  3 050641  3 050617       Klaff bak Flap back Klappe hintere Volet arri      NC R  69 S     3 050617             2 050667  2 050687  2 050700    Trichter  Top    Inmatning  Top    Hopper  Top       10  SPARE PARTS  Inmatning 2 050626  2 050536    1   1   Top Z 1  2 050543 1    Alimentation  Top Z    Tricht
22. bin must  always be installed during operation       The granulator can not be started before  the hopper and granule bin are securely closed       The granulator must never be started if the  electrical cabinet or transmission door is  open  The key must be kept by the person  who is responsible for the safety  service  and maintenance of the granulator        The granulator must not be started without  the hopper funnel  If the hopper funnel is not  installed  the cutter is accessible through the  hopper  and can cause personal injury     When working while the  granulator is operating      The doors for the electrical cabinet and  transmission must always be securely  installed  closed and locked when the  granulator is operating  The doors must not  be opened when the granulator is opening       Use ear protection during all granula   tion work  Loud noise can occur  which  can cause hearing damage       Use protective goggles during all  granulation work     Kan CONAIR    When working on opening   closing the granulator      Never work alone beside the granulator  to avoid personal injury       Stop the granulator before the  granulator is opened for service or  maintenance  Move the main switch  to position 0  Off  and remove the  granulator s main plug from the  electrical outlet       Never insert any part of your body into  any opening in the granulator  unless  the main switch is in position 0  Off   and granulator s main plug has been  pulled out from the electrica
23. buttons on the control panel     Plastics waste is fed into the hopper  funnel and falls down through the  hopper into the cutter housing  where  rotating knives cut the plastics material  to granulate against the fixed knives     A perforated screen determines the size  of the granulate  The standard screen has     5 0 mm holes  The screen is installed  in the screen box and can easily be  changed to give the required granulate  size     The granulate passes through the screen  into the granule bin  which collects the  finished granulate               5  OPERATION  The granule bin can be emptied through  the outlet pipe by air suction     Hopper funnel  The finished granulate can be re used  at once in the production machinery  Hopper    Alternatively  the granulate can be    transported to a collection bin for later use  Control panel    The standard version of the cutter  housing has a multi stage cutter with  rotating knives and two fixed knives   Both the rotating knives and the fixed  knives are disposable  and are changed  as necessary  The granulator must never  be used with blunt knives  Blunt knives  cause abnormal wear and damage the  granulator     Rotating knives    Screen box  with screen    Granule bin    Fixed knife Outlet pipe       5 1    a CO    5 2 Safety equipment       General    The knives rotate at high speed inside  the granulator  For this reason  there is  safety equipment which is intended to  prevent access to hazardous components  during operatio
24. crane     3 1    3  TRANSPORT MACHINE LIFTING       3 2 Lifting the machine    Important     Before the machine is lifted  Check  that the star knob between the hopper  and the granule bin is securely screwed  tight     Important     Be careful  make sure that no electric  cables or safety components are  crushed during the lift          Including packaging  the machine  weighs about 330   550 Ibs       The machine must be lifted with a  double lifting strap  The length of the  lifting strap should be at least 4 metre   8 metre circumference        The strap must be installed so that the  granulator can not overbalance when  lifted  Make sure that the lifting strap  is applied under the granulator bottom  plate and that it runs round the hopper  funnel as shown in the illustration       Use a travelling crane or fork lift truck  and then lift the machine as shown in  the illustration     3 2    Hopper funnel       CONAIR El    3 3 Storage    The following applies when the granu   lator is put into storage for a long period  of time       Store the machine in a dry area with  even temperature       Treat all unpainted surfaces on the  machine with rust preventer  VpCl   369D  which protects the machine for  up to 36 months       Rotate the granulator rotor manually  every 3 months     WS CONAIR    4 1 Before during installation       General    The machine must be installed by  trained personnel     All instructions must be observed in  the correct order to avoid damage and  p
25. d lowbuilt un      E l  g Bottom Ge low   Bodenblech Ee     de fond   NC R 69 S    2 050370  NC R  er 2 050445  EEE l  sbart Castor lockable   Rad verschliessbar   verschliessbar   950708      Ae D ee  E  se  enm  see Ivan aem m 1    zem  E se   en   Jann Tea aan  sont  1     series  Goes RS  petens  vri fun  sen H              ee pee Tann eme pne  ome          10 18       D CONAIR 10  SPARE PARTS  son a I Te    Stativ h  gt Stand high Gestell hoch Fondation   B  ti   NC R  69 S 2 050481  haut NC R   o 2 050660  NC R  617 S    2 050663   Stativ    E urine  esas  ree Deis  amens   gt   CMM  pee  wan      es     Team     unas  ons         All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S         10 19    CONAIR u    10 20    BE CONAIR 11  SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE SERVICE       11 1 General Machine data Person responsible for safety   Always make a note of maintenance maintenance and service  done  This chapter contains an example Machine type  NCINCH  eects Responsible contact person for granula   of how maintenance can be noted  It is   tor safety  maintenance and service       Seral ue  also important to monitor that checks  and service are done in accordance with Wiring schedule sss Name              the instructions in this chapter   P MOtOF iste Mun c eme sri rs Hz PHONG  aise aie ee  If there are any questions  please is  contact Conair s local distributor Or Mashassasssasuesasuuasuaneuasuauenam    zs KI  Conair s head office  Year of manufacture  20               Ett P P        TESTEN
26. e  lubricated for life and can not be  re greased     6 10    mw CONAIR    7 1 Air veyor    The Air veyor is a practical  simple  accessory that allows the granule  bin to be continually emptied with a  pulse of compressed air     A pulse relay controls the Air veyor  compressed air pulse and pause  time     Set the pulse relay up  following the  description below  and the Air veyor  will continually empty the granule  bin        Granule bin    Cyclone    7  OPTIONS       7     Ao        Pulse relay  Air veyor    The pulse relay is not pre set on  delivery     The pulse relay has to be set up indi   vidually  to suit the volume of plastics    material to be granulated  granulator size    and screen hole dimension     Set the relay so that the compressed air  pulse continually empties the granule  bin        7 2    Setting the pulse relay    Ton   shows the time unit for  Working  Time   compressed air pulse   i e  the  time when the vacuum evacuator is  switched on     1  Select the time interval on the white  knob     1s  10 s  1 min  10 min  1 h  10h or  100 h     2  Choose the time factor on the blue  knob  between 1 and 10     Toff   shows the time unit for  Pause  time   i e  the time when the vacuum  evacuator is switched off     3  Select the time interval on the white  knob     1s  10s  1 min  10 min  1 h  10 h or  100 h     4  Choose the time factor on the blue  knob  between 1 and 10        Example   Ton time interval   10 s  time factor   5    Toff time interval   
27. e clearance  Knife  clearance should be 0 15   0 20 mm     Information     Use a marker pen when installing the  rotating knives and mark each knife as  follows     O   Knife clearance is correct     Gr Knife retaining screws are    torqued to the correct torque     Knife clearance is re checked  and OK        6 5    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE CON    6 4 Transmission    General    NCR  The machine is driven by a  vee belt     NC S   The machine is driven by three  vee belts  These belts must always   be checked changed together and are  referred to in the text as one belt     The type of belt depends on the size of  the motor in the granulator  kilowatt   kW  and frequency in Hertz  Hz      Information     The drive belt tension and condition  must be checked for the first time after  4 hours  operation at full load    Then check drive belt condition and  belt tension every 1000 hours of  operation or every 6 months     A       NC S     6 6       Preparations before checking   adjusting the drive belt      Check that the hopper is empty       Stop the granulator  see chapter 5 3  Starting and stopping       Open the transmission door on the  side of the granulator  The key for the  door is enclosed on delivery in the  granulator tool bag     Check the drive belt condition    DANGER     Pinch risk between pulley and drive  belt       Rotate the pulley with drive belt a few  turns  Check that the drive belt is intact  and does not have any cracks  Change  the drive belt as necessar
28. e fixed knives in towards the  stop screws F     Information     The stop screws are set when the cutter  housing is manufactured  Stop screw  settings must not be changed     4  Install support rules D for each fixed  knife     9  Information     Every second time the fixed knives are  changed  the knives must be installed  with new screws C1 and C2     5  Tighten screws C1  use a socket  extension and C2 and torque to 38  Nm     Installing rotating knives    6  Clean the rotating knives B thoroughly     7  Clean the knife seats for the rotating  knives     8  Install one rotating knife B at a time     Information     The cutter s outer rotating knives  should be seated tight against the  rotating sides    Outer    Rotating side      rotating knife       9  Press the rotating knife securely  against the bottom of the knife seat     10  Install screws A and fix the rotating  knife loosely     Q  Information     Every second time the rotating knives  are changed  the new knives must be  installed with new screws  A       6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE    DANGER     Rotate the cutter carefully and check  that the rotating knife can freely pass  both the fixed knives     11  Check the knife clearance     distance between fixed and  rotating knives  with a feeler gauge  against both fixed knives E  Knife  clearance should be 0 15   0 20 mm     12  Fix the rotating knife with screws A   Tightening torque 38 Nm     13  Install the remaining knives in the  same way     14  Re check the knif
29. er  Top Z    Hopper  Top Z    Scharnier    Skruv M5 Schraube M5  VsMS Ja Models  941021 941021 4    4 Inmatning   Hopper Trichter Alimentation NCR 69   2 050713 1  bak back hinterer 1  1    NER 614   2 050736  2 050745    5 Inmatning   Hopper Trichter Alimentation   NC 69S  NC 614S  NC 617S  Ljud Sound Schallschutz   Isolant AII Models 4 036673   4  absorbent absorber phonique    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S        2 050682  2 050697  2 050710    10 3    10  SPARE PARTS CONAIR        Hopper device       Hopper device    Mod Art wwe Qty  No  dl c    Sp  rr Catch Sperre Trichter   Verrou Models   3 050442 1  inmatning hopper back   hinterer alimentation arri    bak    pene em pee eme cb              Sp  nnstift Tightening Spannstift Goupille de All Models   950493 1  pin serrage    Sp  nnstift Tightening Spannstift Goupille de All Models   950730  pin serrage    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S      Visas ej pa illustration     Not shown in illustration          10 4    mw CONAIR    Cutterhousing          10  SPARE PARTS    REI I I IB    Baksida Back side R  ckseite Partie arri  re 2 050300    1 050313  4 050528    2 Frontsida Front side Vorderseite Partie frontale 2 050301      4 050529  1 050310     4 050530  1 050314     4 050531  3 Sida v  nster Side left Seite links C  t   gauche 1 050302  3 050532   1 050302      3 050532   1 050302      3 050532    Sida h  ger Side right Seite rechts C  t   droit 1 050303      3 050533   1 050303      3 050533   1 05030
30. ersonal injury     Read through all of chapter 4 before  installing the machine     Reception inspection   The machine is delivered wrapped   in protective plastic foil  fixed to a  transport pallet with PET straps  Do not  remove the packaging from the machine  before it has been transported to the  place where it will be installed       Check the dispatch note to ensure that  the delivery is complete       Check that the machine has not been  damaged during transport     Information     Any damage must be reported to the  forwarding agents     Lifting and transporting to  installation site    Space required  please refer to chapter  1 3  Layout    Please refer to chapter 3 2  Lifting the  Machine  for instructions about lifting  the machine     Installation at installation site      Check that the floor is horizontal  Put  the granulator in place and check that it  stands horizontal and steady       The unpainted components on the  machine have been coated with a  protective oil film before delivery and  transport  Clean the rust preventer off  the granulator before it is taken into  service  Use Cortec VpCI 414 or a  low aromatic alkaline degreaser  Then  wipe it clean with lint free rags       Lock the wheels  press the wheel  brakes down with your foot     4 1    Ce  m    4 2 Electrical connection       General    IN DANGER     The granulator must only be connected  by a qualified electrician       N DANGER     The keys for the electrical cabinet   and transmission doors
31. ertain force and then reading off the  deflection  For NC S   deflect one belt at  a time     6 7    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE Ce          Belt tension table Method Bee Optikrik I NC S  You can read the tension that the drive SpA prisni G   Gi    below   New Re  New Ze _ Re  New belt   Re   First  choose the table you should read  belt adjustment adjustment adjustment    depending on the method of measure  50 Hz typ IEC 960 N                   HE   740N  ment chosen  Optikrik or Deflection  method  In the first line of each table  60 Hz typ IEC 960 N 740N  you choose the granulator variant  Gs pe ON   z typ  NCR or NC S   NEMA USA  On line two  you choose the motor  size  motor power   On the third line  Method 2  Deflection force NCR Deflection force NC S   you choose whether it is a new belt or  re adjustment of an old belt   If you choose the deflection method  New belt   Re  New belt   Re  New belt   Re   you will see the deflection force on the adjustment adjustment adjustment  fourth line that you should use during Nedb  jnings   jnings 17 1 N    measurement  kraft 105N 105N 105N 105N rem 13 2 N  rem  Then read off the relevant belt tension SOHztyplEC   7mm 7mm    relevant deflection  depending on the 60 Hz typ IEC  type of motor  50 or 60 Hz  IEC or       NEMA USA  60 Hz typ  NEMA USA                6 8    mw CONAIR    Adjusting the belt tension    1  Remove the granule bin  see chapter  5 4 Opening the Cutter Housing    2  Undo the 4 screws A which hold the  motor to the
32. et  the emergency stop by pulling the button  out again     Flap   Check that the flap in the hopper is  intact  If the flap is damaged  material  can be thrown out backwards  Change a  damaged flap at once     Flap       6 2    Granule bin  Check that the granule bin emptying  function works     Electrical components   Check all the cables in the machine   There must never be any damaged  cables  loose cables  connectors or com   ponents  Call a qualified electrician at  once to have the damage rectified     Safety system with safety switches   This granulator has a safety system with  a safety switch between the hopper and  the cutter housing  Check the safety  system function  please refer to chapter  5 2  Safety Equipment     A DANGER     Components and components in the  machine s safety system must only be  replaced by spare parts supplied by  CONAIR     Knife sharpness and knife clearance  Please refer to chapter 6 3  Knife  Changing    Screen in screen box  Change the screen when the holes begin  to assume a teardrop shape     Roll out time   Roll out time is the time from when  you press the stop button until the  cutter stops rotating  If the cutter is still  rotating when the hopper is opened   this must be fault traced  please refer to  chapter 9  Troubleshooting     Tipping catch   Only some hopper variants have a  tipping catch  Check the tipping catch  function     Drive belt and belt tension   Please refer to the Checking the Drive  Belt heading in chapter 6 4
33. f Poign  e   toil  e    AII Models  950393    13   L  sbult Locking bolt   Sperrbolzen Boulon de All Models  4 019396  verrouillage  Stoppskruv M4 Anschlagschraube   Vis d   arr  t M4   WI Models  940586  M4 M4    All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S     11 Stoppskruv Grub screw ande Vis d   arr  t P6SS  All Models  941022  P6SS P6SS P6SS       10 12    Lx CONAIR 10  SPARE PARTS    Transmission  ans 9 Mod   ArtNo   Ant  No     i   Motor     Motor     Motor     Moteur     150xx     All Models   Models           All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S      Pos 1 Art No NCR     Motor   200 219 V   200 230 V   220 240 V   380 V   380 420 V   440 480 V   kW  50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz        Pos 1 ArtNo NC     Motor   200 219 V   200 230 V   220 240 V   380 V   380 420 V   440 480 V   kW  50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz 50 Hz 60 Hz      fom      umn    ono      Mod Art   ArtNo O  No    Ee  Motor nd ee   EM de ps Models  pe   30242 pes d  Ee  Ed and EM    Kutter  Cutter pulley Rotorriemen  Poulie All Models ala 30243 Lp  EXT scheibe de rotor  HE Ie      meu Leer Tee      All Models   NC R  69 S   614 S   617 S     10 13    10  SPARE PARTS CONAIR NEN    No  5 Motorf  ste Bracket motor   Motor  Support de  All Models   4 050368 4 050368   1  befestigung motor  Remstr  ckare   Belt strecher Keilriemen  Tendeur de s   4 050333 4 050333   1  motor motor spanner Motor   courroie  moteur  7 Kl  m  Expanding Klemmb  chse   Coussinet Al s   930190 930288 1  bussning bushing de serrage  
34. he  current      Screw the star knob in until it stops        The granulator s overloading protection has  tripped after a stop and the granulator has  been overloaded              Overloading protection Fl is located inside the  electrical cabinet  The small window will show 0  after an overload     The overloading protection is automatically re set  after about 2 minutes  Alternatively  reset it manu   ally by pressing the Reset button     Clean the granulator  read chapter 6 2 Cleaning        9 1    9  Troubleshooting Ce    i NEN       The granulator does  not start after normal  fault tracing     Move the main switch to position 0  Off   Press the  emergency stop button in  Pull the granulator s mains  plug out of the electrical outlet  Contact the responsible  contact person for maintenance and service     IN DANGER     All electrical installation must be done by an electrician  with the appropriate formal competence        The granulator stops  unexpectedly    The hopper or granule bin has changed  position  The safety switch cuts the  current     Close the hopper and granule bin  and screw the star knob  in firmly until it stops        A granulator with  level monitor stops  unexpectedly     The granulate level in the granule bin  is too high     Empty the granule bin and re start the granulator  Adjust  the level monitor sensitivity if necessary  please refer to  chapter 7 2  Level Monitor        The level monitor plug is not properly  inserted in the outlet     Inser
35. housing    1 3  LAY OUR          M    1 3  2  SAFETY RULES   2  T Generalament 2 1  2 2 Warning signs on Orapnulator  2 1  2 3 Warnings iri manual    center 2 2        2 4 Danger of injury     Before starting the granulator      When working while the granulator is       OPEFAUNG p     2 2  When working on opening closing the   granulator 2 2  Working with electricity     2 3        During knife changes      23    2 5 Danger of machinery damage       3  TRANSPORT MACHINE LIFTING    3 1 Transport          General     Transport outdoors    Transport indoors    Hag 3 1  s  3           3 2 Lifting the MACHINE aue crine 3 2        3 3 Stola          3 2    4  INSTALLATION          4 1 Before during installation                                  4 1  Generala        sss0G30 s 1 6ehesndssssrssssensenasssssstseransiesen 4 1  Reception InspecHon  sss 41  Lifting and transporting to installation  SUC                 41        Installation at installation site       4 2 Electrical connection    General  Check the direction of rotation of the  granulator MOOK sscrccsssssessaiesesssossaisnnsaserseesssests 4 2    4 3 Measures before        continual operation                      ss 4 3  General    4 3  Two hours after first start     3  Four hours after first start sss 43       5  OPERATION    5 1 Function description                5 2 Safety equipment     General              5 2  Main switch       3 2  Emergency stop     Safety system   Hopper  hopper funnel   and granule Din    ttt 5 3
36. ical cabinet and only counts the  time that the granulator cutters are  moving  The hours counter does not  have a re set function                 OOOOOOQOQ       Hours counter    7 4    EE  CONAIR  8 1 Electricity    General    IN DANGER     Read the safety rules in chapter 2  before starting work     Electrical installation  all electrical  maintenance and service  must be  done by personnel with the appropriate  competence     Electrical cabinet         B     Main switch  hidden   Never modify the basic electrical    settings of the granulator without first  asking Conair   s service department for  advice     If the basic electrical settings of the  granulator are modified or changed  the  machine can be seriously damaged     If the basic electrical settings of the  granulator are changed  the machinery  warranty and Conair   s manufacturer    liability cease to be valid  Overload pirate chant    8 1    8 2             CONAIR 9  Troubleshooting    9 1 Troubleshooting schedule    Probable cause Actions taken    The granulator does  not start     Emergency stop activated  button is depres   sed      Reset by pulling the button out again        The granulator is not connected to the  mains     Connect the granulator mains plug to the electrical  outlet        The main switch is in position 0  Off      Move the main switch to position 1  On         The star knob on the hopper and the granule  bin are not securely screwed in until they  stop   The safety switch will then cut t
37. ion     DS Urde iN    mo  BWN O                 NNN   SS a  a  NFOOANDUN    N  LA       N  E    ER    1  TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION Ce     1 2 Technical data       Cutter housing    Cutter housing opening    NC R  69                        150 x 205 mm  NC R  614 S                    150 x 345 mm  NC R  61  S                   150x 415 mm  Screen  hole diameter   Standard E    5mm  Options     0 3  4  6  or 8 mm  Motor   NCR   Motor power  Cutter rpm  20 KW  ent 195 rpm  d  KW nun 290 rpm  NC S    Motor power  Cutter rpm  DD KW   dns 210 rpm    Knives    Rotating knives  disposable    NC R  69 S                        9 pes   3 x 3   NC R  614 S                    15 pes   5 x 3   NC R  617 S                    18 pcs   6 x 3     Fixed knives  disposable  NC R  69 S   614 S  and 617 S  pcs   2 x 1     Knife clearance              0 15   0 20 mm  Tightening torque   Rotating knives                          38 Nm  Fixed knives                    esee 38Nm  Drive belt    Setting values for belt tension  please  refer to the Belt Tension table heading in  Chapter 6 4  Transmission    Noise level   NC R  69 S                     app  77  dBA  NC R  614 S  617 S      app  78  dBA    Depending on material  capacity  tem   perature etc     Weight   NCR   Motor power             2 2 KW         4 0 kW  NCR 69       ene 175 Kg        190 kg  NCR 614                    205 kg         220 kg  NCR  617          220 kg         235 kg  NC 69S  6145 and 6175   Motor power            2 2 kW   NC 69
38. l outlet       There is a pinch risk when the hopper   granule bin and screen box are opened  and closed  Be careful       The machine contains rotating knives   They are sharp and can cause injury   even when they are not rotating        f the rotor has to be turned manually   do this with the greatest care       Use protective goggles and gloves  when cleaning the granulator     Working with electricity      The machine s electrical cabinet  contains dangerous high voltage       Electrical installation  all electrical  maintenance and service  must be  done by a qualified electrician       The electrical cabinet door must always  be securely closed and locked when the  granulator is operating  Never start the  granulator if the electrical cabinet door  is open       The key for the electrical cabinet door  is a safety component  The key must be  kept by the person who is responsible  for the granulator s safety  service and  maintenance     During knife changes      Knife changes must only be done by  trained personnel       Use protective gloves when changing  knives       Be careful  the knives are very sharp       Turn the rotor manually with great  care       The granulator cutter will want to  rotate by itself when rotating knives are  removed or installed  For this reason   always lock the cutter to the cutter  housing with a piece of wood to stop  the cutter from rotating by itself     2 3    CONAIR   od    2 5 Danger of machinery damage       General     f incorrect
39. n     The safety equipment consists of    e Main switch   e Emergency stop   e Safety system with safety switches  e Hopper   e Hopper funnel      Granule bin      N DANGER     All these components must be securely  installed before the granulator may be  started        n addition  the keys for the electrical  cabinet and transmission door form  part of the granulator s safety equip   ment     5 2    The safety equipment must not be  changed or modified under any circum   stances  If any of the granulator   s safety  equipment is changed or modified  the  machine can be dangerous to use  entai   ling a risk of serious personal injury  If  any of the granulator   s safety equipment  is changed  Conair   s responsibility  under the Machinery Directive ceases to  apply     All maintenance and service related to  the granulator   s safety equipment must  be done by personnel with the necessary  knowledge     No part of the safety equipment may be  replaced by components other than spare  parts supplied by Conair     Main switch    The main switch is located on the rear of  the electric cabinet and cuts all 3 phases  of the incoming current     Emergency stop    An emergency stop button is located on  the control panel  The granulator may  also be equipped with more emergency  stop buttons     Activate the emergency stop by pressing  the button in  Reset by pulling the button  out again     Safety system  Read the following section  page 5 4      peser   CONAIR    Hopper  hopper f
40. n approved in writing  by the machine supplier     The granulator has been designed so that  cleaning  maintenance and service can  be done quickly and simply  both routine  maintenance and material change     Operation and daily maintenance can be  done by an operator  but all service must  be done by trained service personnel     The granulator has safety equipment  which is described in chapter 5 2     l 2  SAFETY RULES    2 2 Warning signs on  granulator    DANGER     Risk for cutting or pinch injuries   This sign must be placed anywhere  there is a risk of cutting or pinch  injuries     A DANGER     Dangerous voltage  This sign is on the  electrical cabinet door and any junction  boxes     ich DANGER     Read the instruction manual before  installing and using the machine        2 1    Ce  m    2 3 Warnings in manual    The following warning levels are  included in the manual       N DANGER     This text is used where there is a risk   of personal injury    The symbol inside the triangle can have  different appearances  depending on  the type of danger    Please refer to the symbols in chapter  2 2 Warning Signs on the granulator     Important     This text is used where there is a risk  of machinery damage     Information     This text is used where the personnel  must be alerted to the way that work  can be made easier        2 2    2 4 Danger of injury       Before starting the granulator      The granule bin is part of the granulator s  safety equipment  The granule 
41. oes not    behind the granulator when you fold fall down unchecked   the hopper down  Hold the hopper    securely when you fold it backwards     2  First move the front edge of the  granule bin forwards and slide it  backwards  to unhook it   then down  and towards you  2  Fold the screen box down and remove   the screen     1  Undo the star knob by the screen box       If the hopper has a tip catch  Release  the tip catch     3  Pull the screen box out in the grooves  in the cutter housing       Fold the hopper backwards       The hopper remains open against a  stop heel        Groove       57    5  OPERATION       5 5 Closing the granulator       Installing the screen box   1  Move the screen box along the  grooves in the cutter housing   up to the upper position  see figure A     2  Pull the box towards you to hook it  on  see figure B     3  Let the screen box hang while you put  the screen in place  so that it fits in  the milled grooves     4  Fold the screen box up  see figure C     5  Screw the star knob in firmly until it  stops  see figure D        5 8    Screen  box upper  position       Screen box    Brake arm  wheel    Ce     Star knob       Screen    wu CONAIR    Install the granule bin    1  Install the granule bin by holding your  right hand on the handle and your left  hand underneath  to hold the box up   see figure A     2  Insert the granule bin into the grooves  in the cutter housing  see figure B     When the bin reaches its rearmost  position  lift the 
42. rear up to hook it in  place  see figure C     3  Angle the front of the bin up  so that  the catch engages  see figure D        5  OPERATION       5 9       5  OPERATION  Closing the hopper Locking the safety system    Fold the hopper forwards    Pull the circuit breaking key upwards Star knob      If the hopper has a tip catch  and bold tan plage       Screw the star knob in until you feel  that the circuit breaking key engages   then you can release the circuit  breaking key     Check that the tip catches engages on  and locks the hopper       Continue to screw the star knob all the  way in until it stops           Hopper  in open  position    Tipping  catch    5 10    Ce  m       Safety   switch    Breaking  key      CONAIR 6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE    6 1 Inspection       General Inspection schedule    left in the granulator during inspection     Daily Operator   Emergency stop  Information  e Granule bin    Sign the completed checks in chapter  11 of the instruction manual  Once week Trained personnel   Electrical components  e Safety switch    Once month Operator   Knife sharpness and  knife clearance    Screen in screen box    Roll out time    Tipping catch  if installed    Every 6 months Trained personnel   Drive belt  or after 1000   Belt tension  hours of operation       6 1    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE CO     Inspection description    Emergency stop   Check the emergency stop function  start  the granulator and then emergency stop  it with the emergency stop button  Res
43. see chapter 5 5  Closing  the Cutter Housing     Important     Make sure that no material blows into  the safety system     Important     Make sure that all plastics material has  been removed from the cutter housing  before re starting     6 3    6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE Ce  9       6 3 Knife change    General Disassembling rotating knives Disassembling fixed knives    Make sure that the hopper and cutter 3 Undo and remove screws C1 and C2   Ze  DANGER  housing are empty  Use a socket extension to undo Cl     Knife changes must be done by trained  personnel  to avoid personal injury and  machinery damage     e Open the cutter housing  please refer to 4  Remove support rules D and knives E   chapter 5 4  Opening the cutter housing    1  Undo screw A about two turns     AN DANGER  2  Remove the rotating knives B  Read the safety rules in chapter 2  number  see chapter 1 2  Technical    before starting work  Data      DANGER     The granulator cutter will want to  rotate by itself when rotating knives  are removed or installed  Always lock               the cutter against the cutter housing NO  a a piece of wood  to avoid self rota   b           Information     Check screen wear at the same time   as the knives are changed  Change the  screen when the holes begin to assume a  teardrop shape     i          Se       Socket  extension    6 4    EE Ce     Installing fixed knives  1  Clean the fixed knives E thoroughly     2  Clean the knife seats for the fixed  knives     3  Press th
44. t the level monitor plug in the outlet        The cutter still rotates  when the hopper is  opened     Faulty belt tension or worn drive belts     Adjust the belt tension or possibly change the drive belts   please refer to the Adjusting Belt Tension or Installing a  New Drive Belt headings in chapter 6 4 Transmission        9 2    mu CONAIR 10  SPARE PARTS    10 1 Ordering spare parts       General   Only use Conair   s Original Spare   Parts when changing machinery compo   nents     Orders should be sent to the sales  representative in the country where the  machine was purchased     The order must include       Serial number on the machine   s type  plate       Machine designation on the machine s  type plate       Part number s  as in this spare parts  catalogue      Quantity as in this spare parts catalo   gue     Information     Some of the spare parts for NCR and  NC are not identical    The part numbers of these spare parts  are found in different columns in the  spare parts catalogue     Information     A   in the spare parts catalog  indicates a more durable version of the  spare parts     Summary    The granulator is sub divided into the  following standard modules     PUT so  ento re 10 2  Flap                 10 2  Hoppet  2 ertt 10 3  Hoppetdevice              re 10 4  Cutter housing                   sn 10 5  EM Eeer eric ne 10 7  Knives  eiecti eere EEN 10 8  DCLG eT NE E Y VOR Ed 10 8  Screen DOK  u    10 9  Granule e DE 10 9  Granule bin Aa   10 10  Granule 
45. te           aus pio  El  Date             ee 20                  Names qe nest eere ER avatar aes     z CONAIR 11  SCHEDULE MAINTENANCE SERVICE    Weekly inspection Monthly inspection Inspection every 6 months or   Weekly inspection is done by trained Monthly inspection is done by the 1000 hours of operation   personnel  please refer to chapter 6 1  operator  please refer to chapter 6 1  Inspection every 6 months or 1000   Inspection Inspection  hours of operation is done by trained     Electrical components   Knife sharpness and knife clearance d DIEBE DEREN   nspection     Safety switch   Screen in screen box      Drive belt and belt tension  Signature  approved inspection If there   Roll out time  is any deficiency or fault  immediately    e Tipping catch  only some hopper    one 20 ceases OI ais Verified             contact the person responsible for safety  Tipping catch  only some hopper bn     variants have a tipping catch      maintenance and service  Changed           Re checked after 4 hours          Date           ium D cniin i ie Signature  approved inspection If there eun M enna  is any deficiency or fault  immediately  MLlo rM                        iess contact the person responsible for safety  u  maintenanceandservices        5    mme f si 20 5  OK aes Verified             Date           L   QO E Changed           Re checked after 4 hours          Date           I Sere ro        Name ccc Id  Note  une  Dionature ssassissnsrrirbisnisanna  EEN EE  Date        
46. trical outlet     3  Switch over two incoming phase  conductors in the mains plug     HEN CONAIR    4 3 Measures before continual  operation       General    Check the knife clearance and tightening    torque of the knife retention screws     Please refer to chapter 6 3  Knife  Changing  to check the knife clearance  and tightening torque of the knife  retention screws     Information     Sign the completed installation in  chapter 11 of the instruction manual     Two hours after first start   Re check the knife clearance and the  tightening torque of the knife retention  screws  Check both the fixed and  rotating knife retention screws     Information     Sign the completed check in chapter 11  of the instruction manual     Four hours after first start    Information     The drive belt tension and condition  must be checked for the first time after  4 hours of operation at full load     Inspection and adjustment of drive belt  tension is described in this instruction  manual  please refer to chapter 6 4   Transmission     Information     Sign the completed check in chapter 11  of the instruction manual     4 3    4 4    wu CONAIR    5 1 Function description   The granulator is designed for granula   ting injection molded  blow molded or  extruded plastics waste        The plastics waste must be free from  contamination such as metals and sub   stances which are poisonous  flammable   explosive or hazardous in other ways     The granulator is started and stopped by  pressing 
47. unnel and  granule bin    The hopper  hopper funnel and granule  bin are safety components and must be  securely closed  to allow the granulator  to start     Key for electrical cabinet and  transmission door    During operation  the doors for the  electrical cabinet and transmission must  be securely installed  closed and locked       N DANGER     The keys for the electrical cabinet   and transmission doors are safety  components  The key must be kept by  the person who is responsible for the  safety  service and maintenance of the  granulator     Hopper funnel          Hopper    Main switch    Emergency stop    Star knob    Safety system    Granule bin             5 3    a        Safety system    General    This granulator has a safety system  which is located between the hopper and  the granule bin     The safety system consists of a star knob  with a long screw and a safety switch  with a circuit breaking key     Important     The granulator must never be regularly  stopped by using the safety system   Read how to stop the granulator in  chapter 5 3 Starting  and stopping        Star  knob    Safety  switch    Breaking   key  Thread Free  length at  least nm  70mm       5 4    clearance    Star knob  circuit breaking key and  safety switch    The star knob on the hopper is an  important component of the granulator   s  safety system  When the star knob on  the hopper is undone  the position of  the circuit breaking key is changed  The  safety switch then cuts the current 
48. y     Check the drive belt tension    E SE    Pinch risk between pulley and drive  belt     1     Check the granulator motor size   kilowatt  kW  and frequency in Hertz   Hz   see the type plate on the motor     Check the granulator variant you  have  NCR or NC S      There are two different methods for  checking drive belt tension  Method  1 Optikrik gauge and Method 2  Deflection with a pre load gauge   Choose the method and follow the    instructions below        mmm CONAIR 6  MAINTENANCE SERVICE    Method 1 Optikrik gauge   The method involves loading the drive  belts with an Optikrik belt tension  gauge  There are two variants of    Optikrik  I and II  and the only dif  Scale    ference is the reading scale  Optikrik  Iis used for NC S  Models and Optikrik II    is used for NCR  A belt tension gaugeis avail     is available as an optional accessory     1  Rotate the cutter pulley with drive belt  a few turns     2  Press the belt tension gauge indicator  arm down so that it lies below the  surface of the scale     3  Position the belt tension gauge  centrally between the cutter and motor  pulleys  parallel to the belt  with one  finger on the rubber thimble     4  Press with one finger until a  Click   is heard     5  Check where the indicator arm  intersects the scale surface and read  off the belt tension     Optikrik belt tension gauge       Method 2 Deflection with a pre load  gauge    The method involves loading the belt  centrally between the two pulleys with   a c
    
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