MS-350 NP Series. Operating Instructions MEDICAL POUCH SEALER. Printed JAN rd Edition 3.01E

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Printed JAN 2014 3rd Edition 3.01E MICROCOMPUTER-CONTROLLED SEALER FOR STERILIZABLE BAGS MEDICAL POUCH SEALER MS-350 NP Series Operating Instructions F TYPE

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Foreword Thank you for purchasing the Fuji Impulse MS-350 NP series sealer. Please read all of the safety and operating instructions before operating this machine. Periodic maintenance and proper operation are necessary to ensure safety when using this impulse sealer. Keep this manual on hand when operating the sealer. Set the heating time according to the material and thickness of the film. As a result of research to further improve the MS-350 NP series, some details in the operating instructions may differ from your actual machine. For operating problems or product information, please contact your local dealer or Fuji Impulse. Fuji Impulse Co., Ltd. 4-23-18 Shonai Sakaemachi, Toyonaka, Osaka 561-0834, Japan Tel: +81-(0)6-6335-1663 Fax: +81-(0)6-6335-1828 Email: overseasg@fujiimpulse.co.jp About the warning labels The following marks are used in this manual to easily identify the conditions of risks, damages, or some tips for the optimal use of your unit. Caution Minor injuries or damages to the unit may occur when the instruction is ignored. Warning Severe injuries or fatal accidents may occur when the instruction is ignored. Danger Critical injuries or fatal accidents will almost certainly occur when the instruction is ignored. Attention Important Notes and Restrictions - Read the directions in order to avoid misuse of the unit. TIPS Great Tips and References when using the unit - Highly recommend reading through the information. This manual is designed to cover machines of various voltages and plug configurations Before using, always verify the voltage specification of your particular unit and operate it at the correct voltages. Please note the following. 1 The voltage specification of your unit is listed on the label which displays the serial number. This label can be found on the machine body. 2 Please confirm the plug configuration on your specific unit. The explanations and illustrations in this operator's manual utilize the plug configurations most common in Japan. Warning Voltages and plug configurations differ according to various worldwide specifications. Always verify those of your particular unit before beginning operation. Connecting the power cord to an outlet of a different specification is extremely hazardous. 3

Table of Contents 1 Specification 5 2 Accessories 5 3 Replacement parts 6 4 Proper use of the sealer 6 5 Warning-caution label location and content 7 6 Operating precautions 8 For safety operation 8 For smooth operation 10 Other safeguards 11 7 Major parts and function 12 8 Proper use of the sealer 13 8-1 Setting the machine 13 8-2 Mounting the table 13 8-3 Plugging in the electrical power cord. 13 8-4 Power switch ON 14 8-5 Select the operation mode 14 8-6 Setting the sealing condition with the control unit 14 8-7 Adjust the seal pressure 17 8-8 Perform test sealing 17 8-9 Seal with the selected operation mode 17 8-10 Finishing sealing 18 8-11 Power switch OFF 18 8-12 Inspection after operation 18 9 Safety devices and error messages 19 10 Replacing the routine maintenance parts 20 10-1 Preparation 21 10-2 After the replacement 21 10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape 22 10-4 Replacing the temperature sensor 22 10-5 Replacing the heating element 24 10-6 Replacing the 38mm-Width glass tape and Sarcon sheet 25 10-7 Replacing the silicone rubber (white) 26 10-8 Replacing the control unit 26 10-9 Replacing the microswitch 27 11 Adjusting each part 28 11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure 28 11-2 Adjust the depth of seal position 29 12 Electric diagram 30 13 Common problems and solutions 32 14 Error message and solutions 34 15 Password function 36 15-1 How to set the password 36 15-2 How to set the seal parameters when password is set 36 15-3 How to change the password 38 Exploded view / parts list 39 4

1 Specification Code Model Voltage V Power W Sealing Width mm Sealing Length mm Weight kg Machine Dimension mm W x D x H - MS-350 NP - 1500 10 350 24 525x465x200 MS-350 NP is available in 110V, 220V, 230V or 240V - please check the silver machine label adhered on the rear side of fame cover to ensure your machine s voltage. 2 Accessories Please make sure that all of the accessories described below are included. If not, please contact your dealer. Heating Element 5 pcs. 38mm-Width Glass Tape 3 pcs. Sarcon Sheet -W13mm x 370mm 1 pc. Philips Screwdriver 1 pc. Teflon center-dry tape 40mm x 5M 1 roll Table 1 pc. Semi Transparent Tape -W15mm x 3M 1 roll These illustrations are not reduced equally. 5

3 Replacement parts Routine maintenance parts, which will need to be replaced after extensive use, are sold individually as detailed below. Also the maintenance parts kits that includes all the consumable parts are available. Replacement parts can be purchased through your local Fuji Impulse dealer. Code Name Sales Unit 492310 Heating Element 350-10L 20 pcs. /set 35570 38mm-Width Glass Tape 5 pcs. 491200 Silicone Rubber (White) 2 pcs. /set 39441 40mm-Width Teflon Center-Dry Tape 5M roll 1 roll 492000 / 39630 13mm-Width Sarcon Sheet 2 pcs. /set or 5M roll 1 roll 560010B Temperature Sensor 1 pc. 493300 Microswitch 1 pc. 492800 Shock Absorber 1 pc. (with nut) 14203 15mm-Width Semi-Transparent Tape 3M roll Maintenance parts kit detail Replacement parts can be purchased through your local dealer individually or in kits as detailed below. Heating Element Glass Tape Silicone Rubber Sarcon Sheet Semi-Transparent Tape 3 pcs. W 38mm:3 pcs. W 25mm:5M roll 16x360mm 1 pc. W 13mmx370mm 1 pc. W 15mm x3m 1 roll 4 Proper use of the sealer 1 The impulse sealer is a machine which sends strong electric current quickly to the thin ribbon heater, which presses against the film and instantly heat seals the package. Though this machine yields superior quality sealing, it is not compatible with films thicker than that indicated in the diagram below, sponge-like sheets, and materials which are not able to withstand high heat. 2 Film thickness limits for the MS-350 NP series are described below. The machine cannot seal bags which are thicker than that indicated. The machine may malfunction if you try to exceed the limits of the machine. Heating method Heater width Film thickness (total thickness of piled film) Single side heating 10mm (0.39") Less than 0.5mm 6

5 Warning-caution label location and content Warning - Caution labels are placed in locations where there is a danger of injury to a person or damage to the machine. Label location details are illustrated below. Please check them before beginning operation. Labels not readily apparent are indicated by dotted lines. WARNING electric shock When removing the control unit, you will see this label adhered on the backside of it. Do not remove the control unit unless it is necessary. CAUTION HOT W2125 KEEP HANDS AWAY Adhered at this position of the frame cover. CAUTION Adhered on the left side of the body frame. UNPLUG BEFORE PERFORMING MAINTENANCE. If Warning - Caution labels peel off or are lost, please purchase the proper labels and place them in the appropriate location. 7

6 Operating precautions For safety operation Warning In an emergency, unplug the power cord immediately This sealer incorporates a number of safety devices and is carefully designed to prevent fires or other malfunctions. However, should all of the safety devices fail simultaneously, there is a possibility of the Teflon catching fire due to a failure of the heating circuit's tripping mechanism that results in the heating element overheating. Should smoke or fire appear from the Teflon, immediately turn OFF the power from the outlet. Warning Confirm proper electric power source Make sure power source has the specified voltage and electric power as explained in 1 Specification of this manual. DO NOT use an extension cord, as the machine may malfunction due to voltage drop or may result in fire. Machine will malfunction if connected to anything other than the specified voltage. Insert the electric power plug fully into the wall outlet. Warning Do not use for packaging liquids Do not splash water on the machine or use machine for packaging liquids since machine is not waterproof. There is a danger of electrocution or malfunction of the machine. Warning Do not insert any metal objects into the sealing area Please do not place any metal objects into the sealing area during operation. This could cause electrocution. Warning When replacing parts, unplug the power plug Maintenance of the machine is important. Parts should be replaced in accordance with the operating instructions. There is a risk of danger if the parts are not replaced properly. Before replacing parts, unplug the machine from the power source and replace parts referring to Replacing the routine maintenance parts thoroughly. Warning Do not modify the machine Modification of the MS-350 NP series or the use of unspecified parts may not only lead to damage of the machine, but there is also a risk of danger to the operator. Please do not tamper with the machine. Accidents or damage caused by modification by the customer is the sole responsibility of the customer. 8

Warning Do not use parts other than those specified When replacing parts, always use only specified parts sold through Fuji Impulse. Not responsible for malfunctions caused by the use of unspecified parts. Warning If the power switch automatically turns to the OFF position If after 3 seconds heating is not complete after it has been initiated, the power switch will automatically turn OFF. There is a possibility of malfunction of the machine. Do not operate the machine until the cause of the shut down is ascertained and the problem has been addressed. Caution Do not use in the following places Do not operate machine in the following places since there is a danger of malfunction: 1 Dusty locations. 2 Locations not within normal temperatures. 3 Locations with high humidity. Caution Do not place hands in the sealing area With prolonged use, the sealing area will retain heat and become hot. If you place your fingers in this area, there is a possibility of burns. Do not place hands between the seal jaws (pressure lever and seal frame). Should the foreign objects such as fingers are clamped between the sealing area and the sealer cannot move to the heating process within 0.5 seconds, the lever automatically returns to the initial position. However, the strong pressure is applied especially to the both ends to the sealing area, and there a danger that the sealing process may start without notice. Caution Use the machine properly Read Proper use of the sealer in this manual carefully and operate sealer correctly. Accidents or damage caused by misuse of the machine not in accordance with the operating instructions are the sole responsibility of the customer. Caution Run test trials first before beginning operation Achieving a superior seal with an impulse sealer is determined by heating / cooling / pressure strength. Depending on the type of film being used and the contents of the bag, heating / cooling / pressure strength conditions may drastically differ. Find the optimum sealing conditions by conducting seal tests before proceeding. 9

For smooth operation Heating temperature should be set at a minimum Set sealer so that an acceptable seal is completed at the lowest heating temperature. Excessively high heating temperatures will damage the Teflon, glass tape and other consumables, as well as result in heating element breakage. This will lead to decreased work productivity and unnecessary power consumption. Set the cooling temperature depending on the film Cooling process is important when using an impulse sealer. After the film is heated, the film must cool with the frame and pressure lever in the closed position. Setting the cooling temperature excessively low will decrease the work productivity. Set the cooling temperature that is suitable for each film. When the Teflon, silicone rubber becomes damaged The Teflon, silicone rubber will start to wear with use. Once they are damaged, it will be difficult to achieve smooth and strong seals. Thoroughly read how to replace the parts and be careful when doing so. To achieve a strong seal Proper sealing pressure is important in achieving a strong seal. Follow directions on proper sealing pressure adjustments and set accordingly. (Refer to 10-1 Adjusting the seal pressure.) Dust in the sealing area Dust will prevent attainment of a smooth seal. It could also cause damage to heating element and/or other routine maintenance parts. Before using the machine, clean the sealing area. 10

Other safeguards Run test trials before beginning operation Depending on the type of film being used, heating / cooling / pressure strength conditions will differ. Run test trials to find the optimum sealing condition, especially when trying to find the tightest seal possible. The Fuji Impulse MS-350 NP series is an impulse sealer Do not become alarmed if the sealing area does not become hot after the power switch is turned ON. The machine has not malfunctioned. The Fuji impulse sealer uses an impulse method so the heating element will not become hot just by plugging the unit in or turning the power switch to the ON position. The heater will only become hot for an instant when the heating process is in operation. However, after extended periods of use, the sealing area may become hot. If there is a malfunction in the temperature sensor The temperature sensor is designed to monitor and control heating temperature by directly measuring the heater temperature. Therefore, the machine will not operate when the sensor tip is not positioned correctly or the sensor is disconnected. When replacing the consumable parts such as heating element or the temperature sensor, please be sure to position the temperature sensor correctly. Please refer to 10-2 Replacing the temperature sensor for the detail. 11

7 Major parts and function Frame cover Control unit 1. Set the seal condition according to the film being used. 2. Set the auto-cycle interval. 3. Turn ON or OFF the auto cycle interval mode. Power switch Push to turn ON the sealer. Push again to turn OFF. Power cord Table Touch switch Push to operate the machine. Control Unit Panel Arrows and increase or decrease the numeric value by one digit every time they are pushed. If you hold the button in, the numeric value will increase or decrease continuously. Use this method when making wide range changes in setting. Mode indicator lights Digital Display Real time temperature display and setting display Auto cycle START/STOP ABORT CYCLE All operations are stopped and the sealer returns to the initial position. Mode selection button Allows for changes in the mode setting. Numerical setting arrows Numerical values can be increased or decreased when setting each mode. 12

8 Proper use of the sealer Use only as described in this manual. There is a risk of danger and malfunctions may result if the machine is used not in accordance with this manual. 8-1 Setting the machine Install the machine on a flat, secure working place. Warning Installing the machine on an unstable or inclined surface may cause the overturn of the sealer. 8-2 Mounting the table 1 Slightly loosen the 6x10 white plastic screw at the sealer front. 2 Insert the L-shaped table corner into the gap between the unit frame and the white plastic screw. 3 Tighten the screws firmly at the height suitable for your product. Table Seal receiving plate White plastic screw6x10 8-3 Plugging in the electrical power cord. The power cord is located on the right side of the machine, when facing toward it. Make sure the electrical outlet has adequate current carrying capacity as described at 1. Specification. Insert the electric power plug fully into the wall outlet. Warning There is a danger of fire if the electrical power source does not meet proper specifications. 13

8-4 Power switch ON Turn ON the power switch located on the side of the machine. The digital display on the control panel will light up. (The number initially displayed is the counter.) 8-5 Select the operation mode Push to turn ON The "Auto cycle START/STOP" button allows you to select between manual (touch switch) and continuous automatic operation. Turn ON or OFF the auto-cycle interval mode after selecting the operation mode referring to 8-6 Select the operation mode >>> How to set each operation mode. A Touch switch operation mode The sealing process begins once you press the touch switch. A Touch switch operation B Auto-cycle mode Automatic operation takes place based on the present intervals. Set the interval while the machine is in the auto cycle interval mode. (The interval is the time between seals that allows for loading.) B Auto-cycle mode Touch switch 8-6 Setting the sealing condition with the control unit The heating temperature, heating time (heating temperature retaining time), cooling temperature and auto-cycle interval are set with the control unit. The setting values will vary depending on the pouch/film material, thickness, etc. Reset the seal conditions every time you change the bag. Setting the various modes Pushing the SET button changes the modes in the following order: TEMP DISPLAY HEATING TEMP HEATING TIME COOLING TEMP AUTO CYCLE INTERVAL. The mode indicator lights show which mode is currently displayed. If no light is lit, the machine is in the counter mode. MODE INDICATOR LIGHTS DIGITAL DISPLAY Real time temperature display and setting display Mode selection button Allows for changes in the mode setting. AUTO CYCLE START/STOP NUMERICAL SETTING ARROWS Numerical values can be increased or decreased when setting each mode. 14

Set the heating temperature Activate the "heating temperature" mode. Use / arrows to set the heating temperature. [Setting range : 140-400 ºF] The optimum heating temperature differs depending on the material of pouch/ film. Set the heating temperature at the minimum required to make a sufficient sealing. Set the heating (retaining) time Activate the "heating time" mode. Us / arrows to set the heating temperature. [Setting range : 0.0-5.0 sec.] Heating time of the temperature controlled machine indicates the time to retain the set heating temperature. Normally the sealing can be performed without setting the heating time (with 0.0 seconds). It will be effective to set the heating time (heat temperature retaining time) when the packaging material/ film is thick and the sealing cannot be performed properly and the film is damaged even though the sealing is complete. The line graph of the heating temperature when the heating time is set 0.0 sec. Set temperature The line graph of the heating temperature with some heating time. Set temperature Heating time (Heat retaining time) Set the cooling temperature Activate the "cooling temperature" mode. Use / arrows to set the cooling temperature. [Setting range : 100 ºF- Set heating temp.] Set sufficient cooling temperature. Setting the auto-cycle interval Activate the "auto-cycle interval" mode. Use / arrows to set the heating temperature. [Setting range : 0.1-5.0 sec.] Set the value only when operating the machine with auto-cycle mode. 15

Setting the different modes MODE DIGITAL DISPLAY Power ON TEMP. DISPLAY... Temperature is displayed in real time. PUSH SET - FIRST TIME DECREASE VALUE INCREASE VALUE HEATING TEMP.... PUSH SET - SECOND TIME DECREASE VALUE INCREASE VALUE HEATING (RETAINING) TIME... PUSH SET - THIRD TIME COOLING TEMP.... PUSH SET - FOURTH TIME SET ONLY WHEN AUTO CYCLE IS DESIRED RETURN TO TEMP DISPLAY PUSH SET AUTO CYCLE - FIFTH TIME... Example) Settings : Heating temperature 360ºF Heating (retaining) time 0.8 sec Cooling temperature 140ºF Auto cycle 2.4 sec MODE Power ON TEMP. DISPLAY DIGITAL DISPLAY PUSH SET - FIRST TIME HEATING TEMP. PRESS HEATING TEMP DISPLAY RETURN TO TEMP DISPLAY PUSH SET - SECOND TIME HEATING (RETAINING) TIME PUSH SET PUSH SET - THIRD TIME COOLING TEMP. - FOURTH TIME AUTO CYCLE Setting Complete Increase/decrese value in the 1 degrees increments. HEATING TIME DISPLAY PRESS Increase/decrese value in the 0.1 second increments. COOLING TEMP DISPLAY PRESS Increase/decrese value in the 1 degrees increments. AUTO CYCL DISPLAY PRESS Increase/decrese value in the 0.1 second increments. - TO RESET THE VALUES - PUSHING set FIVE TIMES WILL RETURN YOU TO THE COUNTER MODE. 16

8-7 Adjust the seal pressure The pressure adjusting nut is adjusted to the position "S", which stands for the standard, at the time of factory shipment. Please perform sealing at the position S in general. If the seal is weak or the lever makes too much loud noise when sealing, please adjust the seal pressure referring to 11-1 Adjusting the sealing pressure. 8-8 Perform test sealing After completing the control unit and seal pressure adjustment, turn off the auto-cycle mode and manually perform the seal test to find the optimum sealing condition to your film. 8-9 Seal with the selected operation mode Caution The sealing area become hot with the prolonged use, and there is a danger of burning. Also, it is extremely dangerous to place fingers to the sealing area where the strong pressure is applied. The machine is designed to release the pressure when the microswitch is not activated within 0.8 seconds due to the foreign objects being inserted to the sealing area. However, the strong pressure is applied especially to both ends of the sealing jaws, and the sealer may start heating. A Touch switch operation A Touch switch operation Place a pouch to the sealing area. Pressing the touch switch will lower the pressure lever to start sealing. Touch switch B Auto-cycle interval mode Automatic operation takes place based on the preset intervals. Place a pouch to the sealing area according to the timing that the pressure lever descends. You can deactivate the auto-cycle mode by pushing the Auto- Cycle START/STOP button. B Auto-cycle mode 17

ABORT CYCLE button To stop the operation after the machine started working, push the ABORT CYCLE button. The lever will return to the initial position. The set value will not be erased even if the ABORT CYCLE button is pressed. 8-10 Finishing sealing After the heating and cooling cycle has finished, the pressure lever returns to the initial position, and the sealing is complete. If a sealing is not clean enough, adjust the heating/ cooling time or sealing pressure. 8-11 Power switch OFF After finishing operation, always turn OFF the power switch. As the set value and the seal count are retained by the control unit, there is no need to put the value every time after turning OFF the power switch. Push to turn OFF Unplug the power outlet in the case of not using the machine for a while. 8-12 Inspection after operation After use, please clean up the parts. Inspect parts such as Teflon and heating element to make sure that they are not damaged. If the parts appear to be damaged, replace them referring to operating instruction. 18

9 Safety devices and error messages When pinching the fingers to the sealing area When the foreign objects such as fingers are caught in the sealing area, the microswitch located under the pressure lever is not activated and the pressure lever returns to the initial position. When the temperature sensor is shifted or not installed propely When the temperature sensor is shifted from the proper position or not installed, the pressure lever returns to the initial position as the sensor does not sense the heat to the sealing area. When heating continues over the heating (retaining) time When the heating continues over 3 seconds after the heating starts, the power switch automatically turns OFF to shut down the heating process. 19

10 Replacing the routine maintenance parts Daily maintenance or replacement of parts at an early stage can prevent the machine from being damaged, and keeps the machine at the optimum condition. Replace parts according to the following directions in order to maintain your machine in optimum operating condition. Warning Always unplug the power plug before replacing parts. There is a danger of electrocution if it has been done without unplugging. Warning Follow the directions on this manual when replacing parts. Replacing parts in the way ignoring this manual could cause malfunction of the machine as well as electrocution and fire. Warning Always use only specified parts sold through Fuji Impulse. Unspecified parts may cause malfunction of the machine. Always unplug the machine before maintenance. Structure of the sealing section The sealing section consists of the parts as in the illustration below. When replacing parts, be careful to arrange the parts exactly in the same order. Pressure lever W15mm Semi-Transparent Tape Sarcon sheet W38mm glass tape Temperature sensor Heating element W40mm Teflon center-dry tape W38mm glass tape Silicone rubber (white) Seal receiving plate 20

10-1 Preparation Before replacing parts... When replacing parts, lift up the pressure lever for easier replacement. How to lift up the pressure lever 1 Loosen the M5x10 frame cover fixing screws, and remove the frame cover. 2 Loosen the pressure adjusting nut fastening screw (do not completely remove it), and turn the pressure adjusting nut counterclockwise to remove it. Now you can remove the small lever, pressure rubber, and 12.7mm spacer. 3 Remove the white screw and put down the control unit base. Please refer to 10-8 Replacing the control unit. When installing the pressure adjusting nut, please refer to Attention of 11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure. Small lever Pressure rubber 12.7mm spacer Pressure adjusting nut Pressure adjusting nut fastening screw Switch pin Pressure lever Warning When the pressure lever is lifted up, you can activate the microswitch by clicking it with a thin stick, etc. Do not activate the microswitch as it will start heating and may result in fire if the plug is not unplugged. Please refer to warning of 10-9 Replacing the microswitch.) 10-2 After the replacement After the parts replacement is complete... 1 Completely close the seal levers by pushing the upper lever with your hand. Install the pressure adjusting nut to the sealer referring to 11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure. Please make sure to tighten a pressure adjusting nut fixing screw after the pressure adjustment. 2 Return a control unit box to the initial position. 3 Install a frame cover between the white plastic nut and body frame, and fix the cover with the nut. 21

10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape Essential tools: Scissors, Philips screwdriver Replace when: The center-dry tape breaks, burns, or when the seal becomes messy, etc. The Teflon center-dry tape is sold individually. Non-adhesive area Adhesive area 1 Remove the old center-dry tape, starting from the edge. 2 Using scissors, cut the new center-dry tape in about the same length as the pressure lever. 3 Apply the new center-dry tape to the clamping lever starting from the edge. Fold the tape along both edges so that the excess tape over the clamping lever adheres to the sides of the clamping lever. Apply the tape so that the nonadhesive central part of the tape covers the heating element. Caution Be careful not to damage the temperature sensor. 10-4 Replacing the temperature sensor Essential tools: A Philips screwdriver Replace when: The temperature sensor is damaged. Sarcon sheet Pressure lever The temperature sensor is also sold individually. The temperature sensor is positioned so that it slides in Glass tape between the heating element and glass tape. The temperature sensor is attached on the right end of the A B pressure lever. Heating element Screw A-1 A Temperature sensor module Screw B B Screw A-2 Teflon center-dry tape Temperature sensor fixing plate 22

1 Remove the Teflon center-dry tape referring to 10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape. 2 Remove the heating element referring to 10-5 Replacing the heating element. 3 Disconnect the temperature sensor connector. Remove Screw A-1, Screw A-2, and Screw B to remove the temperature sensor fixing plate and remove the temperature sensor. 4 Prepare for the new temperature sensor. The screw A-1 side: Secure the temperature sensor fixing plate to the pressure lever by inserting the protrusion of the temperature sensor fixing plate into the hole at the end of the temperature sensor. 5 The screw A-2 side: Temporarily secure the temperature sensor by sliding the temperature sensor under the temperature sensor fixing plate. Screw A-1 Screw A-2 Temperature sensor fixing plate (A-2 side) Temperature sensor fixing plate Temperature sensor Do not allow slacking. Slacking is allowed. Attention Make sure that there is no slacking between Screw A-1 and Screw A-2. Caution When pulling the temperature sensor, pulling too hard by holding the temperature sensor module may cause the sensor portion to break. Temperature sensor module 6 Firmly secure the temperature sensor fixing plate (the screw A-2 side) while lightly pulling the sensor toward the temperature sensor module so that there is no slacking between the temperature sensor fixing plate (the A-1 side) and the temperature sensor fixing plate (the A-2 side). 7 Fix the temperature sensor module. 8 Install the heating element referring to 10-5 Replacing the heating element. 9 Install the Teflon center-dry tape referring to 10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape. Temperature sensor position Temperature sensor Installation position Temperature-sensing part Heating element Attention Be sure to pay utmost care and operate accurately as misaligning or forgetting to attach the temperature sensor will prevent the machine from measuring temperature properly. (Please refer to the right illustration.) Temperature-sensing part Install the temperature sensor BELOW the heating element. 23

10-5 Replacing the heating element Electrodes that mount the heating element consist of parts as in the right illustration. Essential tools: A Philips screwdriver Replace when: The heating element breaks, unevenness is generated, or when the seal becoms messy. The heating element is either sold individually or included in the maintenance parts kit. Warning If you loose the screw C, do not substitute ones longer than the screw C (M4x6) as there is a danger of short circuit by the longer screw touching screw D. Caution When replacing the heating element, replace the glass tape and Sarcon sheet as well if they appear to be damaged. If they are damaged and cannot properly insulate the heating element from the body frame, the short circuit may result. 1 Loosen the screw A of both electrodes with a Philips screwdriver, and remove the terminal covers. (The illustration on the right describes the electrode after the terminal cover is removed.) 2 Remove the Teflon center-dry tape referring to 10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape. 3 Loosen screw B of both electrodes to loosen the tension of the heating element. (It is not necessary to remove the electrode covers.) 4 Insert a Philips screwdriver into the hole of the electrode cover and loosen screw C. The heating element can be removed. 5 When mounting the new heating element, insert each terminal between the electrode plate and electrode plate spring. While pushing down the terminal with your fingers so it stays in place, tighten the screw C with a Philips screwdriver. 6 Tighten the screw B loosened at the procedure 3 so the heating element is stretched tight. (When the screw B is not tightened enough, the heating element will not be stretched tight enough, which may result in damaging the heating element.) 7 Fix the terminal covers to the electrodes with screw A. 8 Install the Teflon center-dry tape referring to 10-3 Replacing the Teflon center-dry tape. Screw D Screw B Electrode plate Electrode plate spring Screw C (M4x6) Electrode mounding bracket Electrode plate Electrode plate spring Screw B Screw A Electrode cover Heating element Screw C Electrode cover Turn the screwdriver Heating element terminal Terminal cover Mounted only to the single side heating models. TIPS The heating element can be replaced without removing the electrode cover so you will not loose the cover or screw. Attention Without loosening the screw B, the heating element will be kept stretched tight and the heating element cannot be removed. Turn the screwdriver while pushing 24

10-6 Replacing the 38mm-Width glass tape and Sarcon sheet Essential tools: Scissors, A Philips screwdriver Replace when: The heating element breaks often, the seal becomes messy, etc. The glass tape and Sarcon sheet are either sold individually or included in the maintenance parts kit. 1 Carefully read the respective replacement instructions on the Teflon center-dry tape, heating element and temperature sensor, and remove all of them. Please noted that you do not have to remove the temperature sensor completely. Remove only the fixing screw on the sensor tip so the glass tape and Sarcon sheet can be installed. Sarcon sheet Electrode 38mm-width glass tape 360mm 365mm Attention Applying the Sarcon sheet and glass tape to a surface with adhesive residues will negatively affect the sealing surface. Adhere the 38mm-width glass tape over the Sarcon sheet. 2 Completely remove the glass tape and Sarcon sheet. 3 Cut the new Sarcon sheet at 360mm of length and adhere it to the pressure lever. (1 pc.) 4 Cut the 38mm-width glass tape at 365mm of length and adhere it over the Sarcon sheet. (1 pc.) 5 Fold the glass tape along both edges so that the excess tape over the clamping lever adheres to the sides of the pressure lever. 6 Adhere the semi trans parent tape on the both edges of the 38mm-width glass tape so it does not 7 Attach the temperature sensor, heating element and the Teflon center-dry tape. Fold along both edges and adhere to the sides of the pressure lever. Adhere the 15mm-width semitransparent tape on the both sides of the 38mm-width glass tape. Attention If the adhesive of the Sarcon sheet is weak when replacing the glass tape, please replace the Sarcon sheet as well. 25

10-7 Replacing the silicone rubber (white) Essential tools: Alcohol (Ethanol) Replace when: The seal becomes messy, etc. The silicone rubber is either sold individually or included in the maintenance parts kit. Silicone rubber (white) 1 Remove the 38mm-width glass tape adhered on the silicone rubber. 2 Using an industrial purpose alcohol, etc., completely remove the adhesive residues remaining on the metal portion of the pressure lever. 3 Adhere the new silicone rubber starting from the edge. 4 Adhere the 38mm-width glass tape on the silicone rubber. Fold the glass tape along both edges so that the excess tape over the clamping lever adheres to the sides of the pressure lever. Seal receiving plate Attention Adhere the silicone rubber carefully as it cannot be reapplied. 10-8 Replacing the control unit Control unit mounting screw Essential tools: A Philips screwdriver Replace when: The problems listed on "13 Common problems and solutions" occurs. 1 Loosen the screws that holds the frame cover in place and remove the cover. 2 Next, loosen the plastic nut that fix the control unit base, and push the control unit over to the other side. Remove the connector terminals at the rear side of the control unit. 3 Loosen the screws that fix the control unit, and remove the control unit from the base. 4 When connecting the wires, refer to 12 Electric diagram and properly connect the wires. Plastic nut 加熱時間 冷却時間 運転間隔 カウンタ モード切替中止 連続運転 ON/OFF 連続運転中 加熱中 冷却中 Control unit base Control unit base Control unit Connector Connector Warning Improper wiring will damage the control unit. Carefully connect the wires to the control unit. Plastic nut Power switch 26

10-9 Replacing the microswitch Essential tools: A Philips screwdriver Replace when: The problems listed on "13 Common problems and solutions" occurs. The microswitch is sold individually. Warning Always unplug the power cord from the outlet when replacing the microswitch. 1 Loosen the screws that holds the frame cover in place and remove the cover. 2 Next, loosen the knurled nut that fix the control unit base, and push the control unit over to the other side. (Refer to 10-8 Replacing the control unit for the detail.) Now you can see the microswitch. 3 Next, loosen the screws which hold the microswitch and remove the terminal that fix the wiring. 4 When installing a new microswitch, push down the pressure lever with your hand. Fix the microswith to the position where the microswitch is activated with the clicking sound when the pressure lever is pushed down with the hand. Pressure lever Microswitch Warning Improper wiring will damage the control unit. Connect the wiring properly referring to 12 Electric Diagram. Warning Activating the microswitch by pushing it with fingers etc. will be extremely dangerous. The improper wiring will cause the damage to the control unit. 27

11 Adjusting each part 11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure Seal pressure is adjusted at the time of factory shipment so the optimum seal pressure can be achieved at the position of S (standard). H on the lable indicates high, and L is for low. 1 Remove a frame cover. Completely close seal levers by pushing the upper lever with your hand. 2 Install a pressure adjusting nut with shaft to the hole and turn it clockwise until it stops. You will have to turn it about 4 to 5 full turns. Pressure adjusting nut Caution If the pressure adjusting nut is not fully screwed in, it may cause sealing failure or cause the pressure lever to remain at the lowered position due to the solenoid suction strength dropping and the microswitch not being activated. 3 The pressure adjusting nut will stop roughly at the position of H as in the right illustration. 4 Then return the nut about a half turn counterclockwise. 5 Again turn the nut clockwise and set it to the position S (standard). Once the adjustment is made, always use the securing screw to secure the pressure adjusting nut. Caution If the pressure is set excessively high (to the direction of H), it will increase the sound of the pressure lever movement. Attention If the pressure is set excessively high (to the direction of H), a solenoid may make a chattering noise. In that case, turn the pressure adjusting nut to the direction of S. 28

11-2 Adjust the depth of seal position 1 Loosen the white plastic screws (5x10) on both sides of the seal receiving plate. 2 The seal (position) guide can be slid back and forth to adjust the depth of the pouch insertion. Adjust the seal gauge position so the heating element comes to the place you would like to seal. 3 Once the seal position is determined, fix the seal gauge with the white plastic screws. Seal gauge White plastic nut (5x10) Loosen Seal receiving plate 29

12 Electric diagram 110V Gray Gray White Black Red Microcomputer control unit Red Black Black Transformer Black Black Red Red Yellow White Gray Red Electrode Heating element Gray TRIAC 6 5 4 3 Power switch Temperature sensor Black Yellow Yellow Black Power cord Microswitch 2 4 6 8 10 12 Gray Gray Red black Yellow Red Black 1 3 5 7 9 11 White Black Terminal strip Earth DC solenoid Cooling fan Touch switch 30

220V White Black Microcomputer control unit White White Black Black Transformer Black Black White Red Yellow White Red Grey Electrode Heating element Grey TRIAC 6 5 4 3 Power switch Temperature sensor Black Yellow Yellow Black Temperature sensor module White White Transformer Blue Microswitch Red Black Black Yellow Black Red 2 1 4 3 6 5 8 7 10 9 12 11 White Black Terminal strip Earth Power cord Touch Switch DC solenoid Cooling fan 31

13 Common problems and solutions If you are experiencing problems with the machine, please refer to the chart below. Carefully follow the directions in the operating instructions when replacing parts. Please consult your dealer or Fuji Impulse if after referring to the chart, the problem cannot be resolved. Please refer any questions regarding replacement of parts not listed in the operating instructions or adjustment of such parts to your dealer or Fuji Impulse. Items marked with an asterisk * in the Solutions column refer to the fact that these problems should be addressed by an electrician. If there are any problems, please contact your dealer or Fuji Impulse. Warning Always unplug the power plug before replacing parts. Problems Check Solutions Power switch is ON, but the display does not show anything. Is the electric power flowing into the sealer? Is the power plug fully plugged in? Is the power plug damaged? Is the fuse on the back of the control unit blown? Set properly so electrical power will flow. Insert the power plug fully into the outlet. * Replace the power cord or power plug. * Replace the fuse. Under the auto-cycle mode being turned OFF, the pressure lever does not go down even when depressing the touch-switch. (You can hear the beep sound.) ー ------- * Replace the control unit. ー ------- * Replace the solenoid. Under the auto-cycle mode being turned OFF, the pressure lever does not go down even when depressing the touch-switch. (There is NO beep sound.) Pressure lever goes down, but soon it raises back up. Do you hear the clicking sound from the touch-switch when depressing it? Is the pressure adjusting nut is set in the proper position? Is the shock absorber damaged? When the pressure lever descends, does it contact with the microswitch under the lever? When you hear the clicking sound: * The control unit is damaged. Replace the control unit. When you do not hear the clicking sound: * Replace the touch switch. Adjust the seal pressure properly referring to "11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure." * Replace the shock absorber. Properly install the microswitch referring to "10-9 Replacing the microswitch." Solutions marked with an asterisk * mark should be addressed by electrician or experts in replacing electric parts. If you have any troubles is solving the problems, please contact with your local dealer or Fuji Impulse. 32

Problems Check Solutions Heating lamps turns on, but there is no heat and sealing cannot be performed. Heating element easily breaks. Is the heating element broken? Bad connection between the heating element and electrode. Is the black wire from the transformer to the electrode disconnected? ー ------- The set heating temperature is too high. The set cooling temperature is too high. Is the glass tape or Sarcon sheet damaged? Replace the heating element. Polish the metal area where the electrode and heating element contact using the sand pater. * Securely attach the black wire from the transformer to the electrode. * The triac of control unit may be damaged. Replace the control unit. Set the heating temperature minimum required to make a sufficient seal. Allow sufficient cooling temperature. Replace the glass tape or Sarcon sheet. Heating element bends at the center. Is the electrode damaged? * Replace the electrode. Sealing is not clean. Sealing is inconsistent on right and left. (Only one side of the seal melts, etc.) Power switch automatically turns off. Heating lamp remains to be turned ON and heating element or/and glass tape burns. Are the Teflon, glass tape, Sarcon sheet, and silicone rubber (white) damaged? Is the pressure adjusting nut is set in the proper position? Set cooling temperature is too high. Has the silicone rubber surface become uneven? When the pressure lever is in the closed position, do you recognize a gap between the pressure lever and seal frame? Is the shock absorber damaged? ー ------- Replace the Teflon, glass tape, Sarcon sheet, and silicone rubber (white). Adjust the seal pressure properly referring to "11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure." Allow sufficient cooling. Replace the silicone rubber (white). If there is a gap, please contact your local dealer as the machine needs to be repaired. * Replace the shock absorber. * Control unit or power switch may be damaged. Replace the control unit and/or the power switch. Solutions marked with an asterisk * mark should be addressed by electrician or experts in replacing electric parts. If you have any troubles is solving the problems, please contact with your local dealer or Fuji Impulse. 33

14 Error message and solutions Error number Check Solutions Is the microswitch damaged? Is the seal pressure adjusted properly according to the thickness of the film? Isn't the pressure adjusting nut turned clockwise excessively? Do you use the extension cord? Are you using the heating element specified by Fuji Impulse? This error is displayed when the microswitch is damaged. Replace the microswith or please consult your local dealer. When the lever remains to be in the closed position, press the ABORT button to make it return to the initial position. Adjust the sealing pressure referring to "11-1 Adjusting the seal pressure. Turn OFF the power switch. Do not use the extension cord. Use only the specified heating element. Is the temperature sensor shifted or displaced from the proper position? Place the temperature sensor in a proper position referring to "10-4 Replacing the temperature sensor." Control unit is damaged. Replace the control unit, or please contact your local dealer. Is the temperature sensor displaced or shifted from the proper position? Is the temperature sensor damaged? The heating element may be damaged. Place the temperature sensor in a proper position referring to "10-4 Replacing the temperature sensor." The temperature sensor is damaged. Replace the temperature sensor or contact your local dealer. 34

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15 Password function Password function is installed to control the sealing parameters. When the password is registered, those who do not know the password cannot change the sealing parameters such as heating temperature, heating time, cooling temperature as well as the auto-cycle interval time. This function is useful when you want to lock these parameters to prevent them being changed unexpectedly. TIPS At the time of factory shipment, the pass word is NOT registered. Please set the password when you want to utilize this function. 15-1 How to set the password Caution! Once you register the password, you cannot change the seal parameters without entering the password. When registering the password, be sure to note it and keep it in a safe place. 1 Turn ON the power switch while holding the SET button. 2 Enter the 4-digit password. a b c The display show "0000" on the screen, and the leftmost digit will start flashing. Select the desired number by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button. Confirm the setting by pressing the SET button. Repeat this process to set the desired 4-digit password. 3 Turn OFF the power switch. The password is registered successfully. c. Press SET button to confirm the setting. b. Change the displayed number with UP/ DOWN arrow key. 15-2 How to set the seal parameters when password is set 1 Turn ON the power switch. 2 Press the SET button. 36

3 Enter the 4-digit password. a b c The display show "0000" on the screen, and the leftmost digit will start flashing. Select the desired number by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button. Confirm the setting by pressing the SET button. Repeat this process to set the desired 4-digit password. c. Press SET button to confirm the setting. b. Change the displayed number with UP/ DOWN arrow key. When the password is correct When the password is incorrect The flashing "0000" will be displayed on the screen. 4 Set the seal parameters. a b c d The "HEAT TEMP SETTING" lamp will turn ON. Set the desired heating temperature with UP/ DOWN arrow key. Press the SET button. The display will show the next parameter. Set all the sealing parameters. Perform seal test and adjust the setting if necessary. a b c Press SET button to try again. If an incorrect password is entered for three times, the alarm will sound and the password function will locked. Restart the machine by turning OFF and ON the power switch. The display will show the display where you enter the password. TIPS When you log in with the password, you can perform sealing and change the seal parameters at any time. TIPS If you lost your password, please contact your local dealer for assistance. 5 Turn OFF the power switch. The seal parameter(s) has(have) been changed. 37

15-3 How to change the password 1 Turn ON the power switch while holding the SET button. 2 Input the current 4-digit password. a b c The display show "0000" on the screen, and the leftmost digit will start flashing. Select the desired number by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button. Confirm the setting by pressing the SET button. Repeat this process to set the 4-digit password. c. Press SET button to confirm the setting. b. Change the displayed number with UP/ DOWN arrow key. When the password is correct 4 Display will show "0000." When the password is incorrect The flashing "0000" will be displayed on the screen. The display show "0000" on the screen, and the leftmost digit will start flashing. 5 Enter a new 4-digit password. a Select the desired number by pressing the UP or DOWN arrow button. Confirm the setting by pressing the SET button. b Repeat this process to set the 4-digit password. a b c Press SET button to try again. If an incorrect password is entered for three times, the alarm will sound and the password function will locked. Restart the machine by turning OFF and ON the power switch. The display will show the display where you enter the password. TIPS If you lost your password, please contact your local dealer for assistance. 6 Turn OFF the power switch. The new password is registered successfully. 38

MS-350 NP Operating Instructions Ver 2.10E Exploded view / parts list When ordering spare parts, please consult the exploded view diagram / spare parts list on the following pages and provide both the part name and code number to your local dealer. 39

MS-350 NP Exploded View F Type MS-350 NP 32 1 2 a 2 b 8 7 5 20 22 A 29 30 19 15 46 48 9 63 21 23 24 B 70 65 21 12 13 64 18 3 54 A 14 B 16 71 18 69 51 25 a 68 62 17 25 b 27 67 66 45 40 26 37 28 57 33 49 55 34 56 55 41 44 56 42 59 41 43 40