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TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. SAFETY RULES 1-1 GENERAL SAFETY RULES 1-2 WARNING LABELS 1-1~1-3 1-4~1-5 2. MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS 2-1 FEATURS OF THE MACHINE 2-2 MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS 2-3 LEGEND OF THE MACHINE 2-4 MACHINE DIMENSIONS 2-1 2-2~2-8 2-9 2-10 3. INSTALLATION 3-1 LIFTING THE MACHINE 3-2 CLEANING THE MACHINE AND LEVELLING ADJUSTMENT 3-3 CONNECT POWER WIRES 3-4 CONNECT AIR CIRCUIT 3-5 CONNECT THE DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM 3-1 3-2 3-3 3-4 3-5 4. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 4-1 IDENTIFICATION BEFORE OPERATION 4-2 SWITCH FUNCTION DECRIPTION 4-3-1 MICRO COMPUTER ELECVATION CONTROLLER ( OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ) 4-3-2 FREQUENCY INVERTOR ( OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT) 4-4-1 REMOVING AND MOUNTING A SANDING BELT 4-4-2 ADJUST SANDING BELT TENSION 4-1 4-2~4-4 4-5~4-9 4-10 4-11 4-12

TABLE OF CONTENTS 4-4-3 ADJUST OSCILLATION SPEED OF SANDING BELT 4-4-4 ADJUST TRACK OF SANDING BELT 4-5 ADJUST V-BELT TENSION 4-6 ADJUST FEED SPEED 4-7 ADJUST CONTACT DRUM POSITION 4-8-1 ADJUST PLATEN HEAD POSITION 4-8-2 AIR PAD ( OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ) 4-9-1 MAINTENANCE OF CONVEYOR BELT 4-9-2 ADJUST TRACK OF CONVEYOR BELT 4-10-1 LEVELLING ADJUSTMENT FOR FRONT AND REAR PRESSURE PLATE 4-10-2 ADJUST PRESSURE FOR FEED ROLLERS 4-11 SPIRAL CUTTERHEAD (OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT ) 4-13 4-14 4-15 4-16 4-17 4-18 4-19 4-20 4-21 4-22 4-23 4-24~4-25 5. LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE MACHINE LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE 5-1 6. TROUBLE SHOOTING MACHINE STARTING PROBLEMS ABNORMAL OSCILLATION OF SANDING BELT POOR SANDING EFFECT POOR SANDING EFFECT 6-1 6-2 6-3~6-4 6-5 7. ELECTRICAL & PNEUMATIC SYSTEM 7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600(25) 7-1~7-12

TABLE OF CONTENTS 7-2 PLANNER SANDER PR-900(37) 7-3 PLANNER SANDER PR-1100(43) 7-4 PLANNER SANDER PR-1300(52) 7-5 WIDE BELT SANDER PR-600(25) 7-6 WIDE BELT SANDER PR-900(37) 7-7 WIDE BELT SANDER PR-1100(43) 7-8 WIDE BELT SANDER PR-1300(52) 7-13~7-24 7-25~7-36 7-37~7-48 7-49~7-61 7-62~7-74 7-75~7-87 7-88~7-100 8. PARTS LIST (ACCESSARY) DRAWING NO: 01 PARTS LIST 01 DRAWING NO: 02 PARTS LIST 02 DRAWING NO: 03 PARTS LIST 03 DRAWING NO: 04 PARTS LIST 04 DRAWING NO: 05 PARTS LIST 05 DRAWING NO: 06 PARTS LIST 06 DRAWING NO: 07 PARTS LIST 07 DRAWING NO: 08 PARTS LIST 08 8-1 8-2 8-3 8-4~8-5 8-6 8-7 8-8 8-9 8-10 8-11~8-12 8-13 8-14 8-15 8-16 8-17 8-18

TABLE OF CONTENTS DRAWING NO: 09 PARTS LIST 09 DRAWING NO: 10 PARTS LIST 10 DRAWING NO: 11 PARTS LIST 11 DRAWING NO: 12 PARTS LIST 12 DRAWING NO: 13 PARTS LIST 13 DRAWING NO: 14 PARTS LIST 14 DRAWING NO: 15 PARTS LIST 15 DRAWING NO: 16 PARTS LIST 16 8-19 8-20 8-21 8-22 8-23 8-24~8-25 8-26 8-27~8-28 8-29 8-30~8-31 8-32 8-33~8-34 8-35 8-36 8-37 8-38~8-39

1. SAFETY RULES

1-1 GENERAL SAFETY RULES 1. Read the operation manual thoroughly, and understand all safety rules before attempting to operate the machine for avoiding danger. 2. Proper apparel should be noticed: Do not wear loose clothing, neckties, bracelets whice may get caught in the moving parts of the machine. Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair. Do not wear gloves to prevent injury when operating the machine. 3. All guards are safty devices. Do not remove any guard. 4. Do not operate the machine while under the influence of alcohol. 5. All visitors should be kept at a safe distance from the running machine. 6. Make sure the power is turned off and the machine has come to a complete stop before serving as below: Open machine cover or electrical control box cover. Replace sanding belt. Adjust or replace belt. Load and unload workpiece. Installation and maintenance. Measure the workpiece. 7. While the sanding belt is just touching the workpiece, do not suddently start the machine to prevent danger. 8. Keep work area properly lighted, clean, safe, and well ventilated. 9. Do not store any dangerous object on the work area. 1-1

ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THE WIDE BELT SANDER 1. As soon as the workpieces is placed on the conveyor table, it will be automatically fed into the machine. Remove hte hands from the workpiece immediately to avoid injury. 2. Always keep the sanding belt clean and sharp. 3. Make sure all switches are in OFF position before turning power on to avoid the danger of accidental starting. 4. Fully understand various function of the machine before operation. 5. Always disconnect the machine from the pwoer source before making maintenance or replacing parts. 6. Make sure the sanding belt has proper tension before starting the machine. 7. Keep all guards in place. Do not remove any guard before operation. 8. Do not place hands near the contact drum. 9. Make sure that there is no nails or other objects contained in the workpiece. 10. While the machine is in operation, always check if the sanding load shown on the Ampere meter is normal or not. This may avoid sanding belf breakage or machine damage due to a overload sanding. Sanding load can be adjusted by instructions: Reduce the sanding belt speed. Apply a coarser grit of sanding belt. Raise the position of contact drum or sanding platen. 11. Thoroughly clean the machine interior after job is accomplished. Remove the sanding belt before cleaning the machine interior, and mount it in position after cleaning. 12. While workpieces thinness over 80m/m. Do not put your hand in to workpieces two side keep safety. 1-2

ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR THE WIDE BELT SANDER 13. Beware of your fingero. Do not put your finger under wooden plate during feeding. 14. The doors may not be opened within 10 seconds after switching off. 15. The safety tip bar has to be pushed down each day for checking the functions. 16. This machine will shut off in case of pressure failure, Make sure of this machine no longer running before opening the doors. 1-3

1-2 WARNING LABELS WARNING LABEL LOCATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS: FIGURES LABEL NAME LOCATION AND INSTRUCTION ATTACHED POSITION: The warning labels are attached on the stopper, located at front of machine. WARNING LABEL INSTRUCTIONS: While feeding the workpiece, the hands must not touch conveyor belt to prevent hands clamping into the machine. While feeding the workpiece, the hands must not place into the front guard to prevent clamping by the contact drum. ATTACHED POSITION: This warning label is attached on the cover of electrical control box. INSTRUCTIONS: ELECTRICAL WARNING LABEL This warning label indicates the location of electrical control system. Do not open this cover unless making maintenance. Electrical maintenance shall be made by only qualified personnel. Do not open the cover until the power source has been turned off and machine has come to a complete stop. Notice When the door is opened the motor is still running within 10 seconds. Do not open the door while the motor is running. NOTICE ATTACHED POSITION: The danger lables are attached on the right and left guards, electrical control box cover, and solenoid valve box. INSTRUCTIONS: Do not open the guards until the machine has come to a complete stop to prevent danger. 1-4

1-2 WARNING LABELS WARNING LABEL LOCATIONS AND INSTRUCTIONS: FIGURES LABEL NAME LOCATION AND INSTRUCTION Notice The pneumatic system is still engaged when external power is disconnected. NOTICE ATTACHED POSITION: The notice label are at MAIN SWITCH & F.R.L. system. INSTRUCTIONS: The pneumatic system is still engaged when exernal power is disconnected. MODEL SER-NO MFR.DATE VOLT PHASE HZ WEIGHT AMPERE ATTACHED POSITION: The instructions label is attached on the machine construction, located at back of machine. INSTRUCTIONS: This label indicatedes machine model SER-NO MFR.DATE, VOLTAGE, PHASE, FREQUENCY, WEIGHT, AMPERE. 1-5

2. MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS

2-1 FEATURES OF THE MACHINE RUGGED CONSTRUCTION The main frams is fabricated of heavy duty steel plate and ribbed to minimize vibration and deflection. CONVENIENT CONTROL All operating controls are centralized in a convenient control panel. Large, clearly identified and color coded push buttons simplify set up and start-up. LOAD METER Maintains constant check during operation to indicate percentage of full load on sanding head. Conveniently mounted for immediate read-out. EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON Large mushroom push button on control panel provides immediate stop control of all operating systems. MAIN MOTOR DRIVE Heavy duty rugged support of sanding head drive motor. Horsepower of motor directly related to size and performance requirements of specific unit ordered. HEAVY- DUTY RUBBER COVERED CONTACT DRUM Carefully designed and balanced to insure precise, chatter- free sanding. Covered with proper durometer rubber for each application. SPRING LOADED HOLD-DOWN ROLLS. Spring loaded pinch rolls are mounted at the infeed and outfeed of the machine to insure positive feeding. HOLD- DOWN PLATE The hold- down plate is hard chrome treated for maximum wear resistance. VARIABLE FEED SPEED Sanders have variable feed speed as standard equipment. AUTOMATIC ELEVATION (MICRO COMPUTERIZED DIGITAL DISPLAY ) Clear and easy to read. It accurately indicates the position of conveyor table. 2-1

2-2 MACHINE SPECIFICATIONS HEAVY DUTY MODELS D TYPE A TYPE DA TYPE DDA TYPE 2' CAPACITY MODEL PR-600D PR-600A PR-600DA PR-600DDA Working width 610 mm 610 mm 610 mm 610 mm Working height 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor standard 15HP 10HP 15,10HP 15,15,10HP Feed motor 2HP 2HP 2HP 3HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feed speeds (Variable) 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min Sanding belt size 25"x75" 25"x75" 25"x75" 25"x75" Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 1030 M 3 /Hr 1030 M 3 /Hr 2064 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr Net weight 1200kg 1200kg 2000kg 2800kg Gross weight 1500kg 1500kg 2450kg 3300kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 62"x56"x81" 62"x56"x81" 79"x70"x81" 100"x70"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 65"x59"x85" 65"x59"x85" 82"x73"x84" 103"x73"x86" 3' CAPACITY MODEL PR-900D PR-900A PR-900DA PR-900DDA Working width 910 mm 910 mm 910 mm 910 mm Working height 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor standard 20HP 15HP 20,15HP 20,20,15HP Feed motor 2HP 2HP 3HP 3HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feed speeds (Variable) 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min Sanding belt size 37"x75" 37"x75" 37"x75" 37"x75" Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 1720 M 3 /Hr 1720 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr 5180 M 3 /Hr Net weight 1440kg 1440kg 2800kg 3800kg Gross weight 1850kg 1850kg 3250kg 4300kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 65"x60"x81" 65"x60"x81" 83"x81"x81" 100"x84"x81" Packing size:(lxwxh) 68"x62"x87" 68"x62"x87" 86"x85"x85" 103"x86"x85" 2-2

D TYPE A TYPE DA TYPE DDA TYPE DAA TYPE 31/2' CAPACITY MODEL PR-1100D PR-1100A PR-1100DA PR-1100DDA PR-1100DAA Working width 1100 1100 1100 1100 1100 Working height 125 125 125 125 125 Main motor standard 30HP 20HP 30,20HP 30,30,20HP 30,20,20HP Feed motor 3HP 3HP 3HP 5HP 5HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1HP 1HP Feed speeds (Variable) 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min Sanding belt size 43 x84 43 x84 43 x84 43 x84 43 x84 Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 2600 M 3 /Hr 2600 M 3 /Hr 5180 M 3 /Hr 7760 M 3 /Hr 7760 M 3 /Hr Net weight 2200kg 2200kg 4000kg 4485kg 4850kg Gross weight 2500kg 2500kg 4500kg 4850kg 5100kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 98"x70"x80" 98"x70"x80" 98"x88"x80" 98"x88"x80" 98"x88"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 102"x74"x89" 102"x74"x89" 102"x89"x89" 102"x89"x89" 102"x89"x89" 4' CAPACITY MODEL PR-1300D PR-1300A PR-1300DA PR-1300DDA PR-1300DAA Working width 1300 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm Working height 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor standard 30HP 25HP 30,25HP 40,30,25HP 40,30,25HP Feed motor 3HP 3HP 5HP 7 1/2HP 7 1/2HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1HP 1HP 1HP Feed speeds (Variable) 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min 6-26 M/min Sanding belt size 52 x84 52 x84 52 x84 52 x84 52 x84 Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 3500 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr 3500 M 3 /Hr Net weight 2500kg 2500kg 4700kg 5050kg 5350kg Gross weight 2800kg 2800kg 5200kg 5850kg 5880kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 107"x70"x83" 107"x70"x83" 107"x88"x80" 118"x88"x80" 118"x88"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 109"x74"x89" 109"x74"x89" 109"x89"x89" 109"x89"x89" 109"x89"x89" 2-3

N ND NA NDA MODEL PR-900N PR-900ND PR-900NA PR-900NDA Working width 910 mm 910 mm 910 mm 910 mm Working thickness 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor (standard) 20HP 20, 20HP 20HP 20,20,20HP Feeding motor 2HP 3HP 3HP 3HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feeding speeds (Variable) 3-16M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min Sanding Belt size - 37 x75 37 x75 37 x75 Compressed air required 4 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 1720 M 3 /HR 3500 M 3 /HR 3500 M 3 /HR 5180 M 3 /HR Net weight 1400kg 2700kg 2700kg 3700kg Gross weight 1810kg 3150kg 3150kg 4200kg Machine size:(lxwxh) 65"x60"x81" 83"x81"x81" 83"x81"x81" 98"x84"x81" Packing size:(lxwxh) 68"x62"x87" 86"x85"x85" 86"x85"x85" 102"x86"x85" MODEL PR-1100N PR-1100ND PR-1100NA PR-1100NDA Working width 1100 mm 1100 mm 1100 mm 1100 mm Working thickness 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor (standard) 25HP 25, 25HP 25, 20HP 25,25,20HP Feeding motor 3HP 3HP 3HP 5HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feeding speeds (Variable) 3-16M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min Sanding Belt size - 43 x84 43 x84 43 x84 Compressed air required 4 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 2600 M 3 /HR 5180 M 3 /HR 5180 M 3 /HR 7760 M 3 /HR Net weight 2000kg 3200kg 3200kg 4100kg Gross weight 2300kg 3800kg 3800kg 4700kg Machine size:(lxwxh) 98"x70"x80" 98"x88"x80" 98"x86"x80" 98"x103"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 102"x74"x89" 102"x89"x89" 102"x89"x89" 102"x89"x89" 2-4

N ND NA NDA MODEL PR-1300N PR-1300ND PR-1300NA PR-1300NDA Working width 1300 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm 1300 mm Working thickness 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm 125 mm Main motor (standard) 30HP 30,30HP 30,25HP 30,30,25HP Feeding motor 3HP 5HP 5HP 7 1/2HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1HP 1HP 1HP Feeding speeds (Variable) 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min 3-16 M/min Sanding Belt size - 52 x84 52 x84 52 x84 Compressed air required 4 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 6 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 3500 M 3 /HR 6860 M 3 /HR 6860 M 3 /HR 9870 M 3 /HR Net weight 2100kg 3500kg 3500kg 4600kg Gross weight 2600kg 4000kg 4000kg 5400kg Machine size:(lxwxh) 107"x70"x75" 107"x87"x80" 107"x87"x80" 107"x103"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 109"x74"x89" 109 x89 x89 109 x89 x89 109"x89"x89" 2-5

STANDARD DUTY MODELS 2'CAPACITY MODEL PR-25D PR-25A PR-25DA Working width 610mm 610mm 610mm Working height 100mm 100mm 100mm Main motor standard 10HP 10HP 15,10HP Feed motor 1HP 1HP 2HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feed speeds (Variable) 4-16 M/min 4-16 M/min 4-16 M/min Sanding belt size 24 x48 24 x48 25 x60 Compressed air required 4 kg/cm 2 4 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 2575 M 3 /Hr 2575 M 3 /Hr 3090 M 3 /Hr Net weight 660kg 660kg 1350kg Gross weight 720kg 720kg 1600kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 53 x50 x63 53 x50 x63 72 x54 x73 Packing size:(lxwxh) 56"x54"x70" 56"x54"x70" 76"x57"x78" D TYPE A TYPE DA TYPE 3' CAPACITY MODEL PR-37D PR-37A PR-37DA Working width 910mm 910mm 910mm Working height 100mm 100mm 100mm Main motor standard 20HP 15HP 20,15HP Feed motor 2HP 2HP 2HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feed speeds (Variable) 4-16 M/min 4-16 M/min 4-16 M/min Sanding belt size 37 x60 37 x60 37 x60 Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 3090 M 3 /Hr 3090 M 3 /Hr 6180 M 3 /Hr Net weight 900kg 900kg 1500kg Gross weight 1150kg 1150kg 1900kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 64"x53"x70" 64"x53"x68" 68"x65"x72" Packing size:(lxwxh) 67"x56"x75" 67"x55"x70" 72"x70"x77" 2-6

4' CAPACITY PR-52DA D TYPE MODEL Working width Working height Main motor standard Feed motor Table hoist motor Feed speeds (Variable) PR-52DA 1270mm 100mm 25, 20HP 3HP 1/2HP 2 -speed (3.5 / 10.5 M/Min) Sanding belt size 52" x 75" Compressed air required 5 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement Net weight Gross weight Dimensions:(LxWxH) Packing size:(lxwxh) 9870 M 3 /Hr 2500kg 3000kg 75 x59 x66 80"x65"x70" 2-7

2' / 3' CAPACITY PR-25B / PR-37B 4' CAPACITY PR-52B / PR-1300B B TYPE FREQUENCY INVERTER It can easily control sanding belt speed, providing wide range of belt speed to match the variety of different paints. BRUSHING ROLLER It can clean the powder on finishing lacquered panel, and it make of soft brush, so doesn't hurt surface of panel. 2'/3'/4' CAPACITY MODEL PR-25B PR-620B PR-37B PR-52B Working width 610mm 620mm 910mm 1270mm Working height 125mm 125mm 125mm 125mm Main motor standard 5HP 7 1/2HP 7 1/2HP 20HP Feed motor 1HP 1HP 1HP 3HP Table hoist motor 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP 1/2HP Feed speeds (Variable) 6-24 M/min 6-24 M/min 6-24 M/min 6-24 M/min Sanding belt size 24 x48 25 x60 37 x60 52 x84 Compressed air required 4 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 5 kg/cm 2 7 kg/cm 2 Exhaust volume requirement 2060 M 3 /Hr 2060 M 3 /Hr 3860 M 3 /Hr 5180 M 3 /Hr Net weight 660kg 750kg 900kg 2500kg Gross weight 720kg 850kg 1150kg 2800kg Dimensions:(LxWxH) 50"x52"x62" 50"x52"x68" 58"x56"x68" 107"x70"x80" Packing size:(lxwxh) 52"x54"x70" 50"x52"x77" 60"x58"x77" 109"x74"x89" 2-8

2-3 LEGEND OF THE MACHINE 1. Control box 2. Dust hood 3. Front limit plate 4. Conveyor table 5. Front roller guard 6. Body activated safety bar 7. Motor 8. Conveyor belt track control cylinder 9. Filter/ regulator/ Lubricator combination unit 10. Elevation screw 11. Elevation handwheel 12. Control box cover 13. Left cover 14. dial gauge 15. Thickness scale 16. Lifting hook 17. Levelling screw 18. Front cover 1 2 3 13 18 4 16 14 15 12 5 6 7 8 10 9 2-9

2-4 MACHINE DIMENSIONS MODELS: PR- MODEL L W H 600D 62 56 81 600A62 56 81 600DA79 70 81 600DDA100 70 81 900D 65 60 81 900A65 60 81 900DA83 81 81 900DDA100 84 81 1100D 98 70 80 1100A98 70 80 1100DA98 88 80 1100DDA109 88 80 1100DAA 109 88 80 1300D 107 70 80 1300A107 70 80 1300DA107 88 80 1300AA 108 88 80 1300DDA118 88 80 1300DAA 118 88 80 MODEL L W H 25A53 50 63 25D (B) 53 50 63 25DA72 54 73 37A64 53 70 37D (B) 64 53 70 37DA68 65 72 52DA75 59 66 620B 50 52 68 900B 58 56 68 600SSB 900SSB MODEL L W H 900N 65 60 81 900ND 83 81 81 900NA83 81 81 900NDA98 84 81 1100N 98 70 81 1100ND 98 88 80 1100NA98 88 80 1100NDA98 103 80 1300N 107 70 80 1300ND 107 88 80 1300NA107 70 80 1300NDA107 103 80 2-10

3. INSTALLATION

3-1 LIFTING THE MACHINE The forklifter capacity is varied with the models of machine. While lifting the machine, care should be taken to prevent bumping. Make sure the forks have protruded over the machine bottom, and pay special attention to balance of machine. SUITABLE FORKLIFTER CAPACITY: 2.5 Tons 4Tons 5Tons 8Tons PR-25A. 37B PR-900DA PR-1100NDA PR-25D. 37D PR-1100APR-1300DDA PR-25B. 37B PR-1300APR-1100DDAPR-1300D A PR-25DA. 37DA PR-1300A PR-1100DDA PR-1300DAA PR-1100ND PR-600A. 900A PRI1300NA PR-1300NDA PR-600DA 3-1

3-2 CLEANING THE MACHINE AND LEVELLING ADJUSTMENT The machine has been coated with anti-rust oil before shipment. After unpacking the mooden case, throughly remove the anti-rust oil. Do not try to move any part until the anti-rust oil has been cleaned. Use a clean rag soaked in kerosene for cleaning anti- rust oil. Do not use gasoline or any volatile solvent for cleaning the anti- rust oil, because it may damage the painted surface on the machine. When the machine has been located at a proper work site, it is requested to perform levelling adjustment, place the machine on a solid foundation. It is not necessary to bolt the levelling screws into the concrete. There are 4 or 6 steel pads furnished with the machine. Steel pads and levelling screw are packed in the tool box. Place the steel pads under each levelling screw. Once the machine is properly located, make levelling adjustment. Make sure the levelling adjustment has been made before operating this machine. Leveling Adjustment Screw 3-2

3-3 CONNECT POWER WIRES 1. Before connecting the power wires, it is important to make sure taht the voltage, Hz, and phase of the factory power source must be complied with that of the machine. The voltage of the machine is marked on the electrical indication plate, attached on the machine. 2. The connection points for power wires are provided on the electrical circuit board, located inside the electrical control box. Connection points marked " L1, L2, L3 " are used for power wires. "PE" point is used for ground wire. 3. After the power wires connection is accomplished, check if they have been connected to the correct points. Try to press the conveyor table raising switch, and check to see if it moves to the direction as instructed on the switch. 3-3

3-4 CONNECT AIR CIRCUIT Connect the filter/ regulator/ lubricator combination unit to an air source.the pressure shown on the filter/ regulator/ lubricator combination unit should be at least 5 atm. WARNING: Air pressure should not be lower than 4 atm,otherwise it may affect the control performance of the sanding belt. Air pressure should not exceeds 7-8 atm. PRESSURE REGULATOR Lift it up when adjusting air pressure. Shift it down for lock after pressure adjusted. AIR INLET LUBRICATOR BOWL 4 5 3 6 2 7 1 8 3-4

3-5 CONNECT THE DUST COLLECTION SYSTEM A dust hood is built on each sanding head. The dust hood outlet is 4" or 5" in diameter. Apply a proper size of flexible hose for connecting each dust hood to the dust collector. Donot try to perform sanding operation until the dust collector is started. Flexible hose 3-5

4. OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS

4-1 IDENTIFICATION BEFORE OPERATION 1. Never attempt to perform sanding operations until the dust collector is started. 2. Make sure that the sanding belt runs in the correct direction. 3. Make sure that the sanding belt tension is correct. 4. Check if all screws and handles are tightened securely. 5. Use only the correct specification of sanding belt as according to the job requirement. 6. Check to see if all air pressure shown are normal or not. The normal working air pressure should be set at about 5-6 kg/cm2. 7. Check if the sanding belt runs in the correct track. 8. Check if the conveyor belt runs in the correct track. 9. Make sure the thickness is correctly set. 10. Set the feed speed properly. 4-1

4-2 SWITCH FUNCTION DESCRIPTION MM 4-2

4-2 SWITCH FUNCTION DESCRIPTION SWITCH FUNCTION DESCRIPTION SWITCH FIG. SWITCH NAME FUNCTION POWER INDI. LAMP When the power source switch is set at "I"(ON) position, this green lamp lights on which means the machine is under powered. Set this switch at "O" position for power off. I Set at "I" position for power on. POWER SWITCH OVERLOAD INDI. LAMP In case overload occured, check the magnetic switch and reset it. Reduce sanding load per feed. 4-3

SWITCH FUNCTION DESCRIPTION SWITCH FIG. SWITCH NAME FUNCTION POWER CONVEYOR BELT Press green button for conveyor belt. Press red button for stopping it. Press green button for sanding belt. Press red button for stopping it. POWER SANDING BELT POWER SANDING BELT Press green button for sanding belt. Press red button for stopping it. 4-4

SWITCH FUNCTION DESCRIPTION SWITCH FIG. SWITCH NAME FUNCTION SPIRAL CUTTERHEAD SWITCH Press green button for starting spiral cutterhead. Press red button for stopping it. CONVEYOR TABLE ELEVATION SWITCH Once the button is pressed, the conveyor table will move. Release the button, conveyor table stops. When this switch is pressed, all motor stop. EMERGENCY STOP SWITCH 4-5

4-3-1 MICRO COMPUTER ELEVATION CONTROLLER (OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT) FEATURES: 1. This micro computer controller is constructed of single chip CPU, which features long service life, maximum stability and safety. 2. Eliminating the conventional battery-charging system with 2-3 years of service life, the size memory system on this controller employs battery free micro computerized memory device. 3. Easy to operate and learn. 5. Designed with automatic tracing system circuit. It permits the machine to present outstanding operation performance at all times. SPECIFICATIONS: 1. Input volt AC (220V-110V-0V) a. Relay output conn. point. 2. Output signal b. R1=Actuate when lowering. c. R2=Actuate when raising. 3. Input signal Proximity switch A,B phase signal.(npn volt output). 4. Traverse 000.1-999.9 mm 5. Power failure memory. 6. Tracing Permanent battery free automatic memory circuit. After 3-5 times of starting, the micro computer may automatically adjust to a optimum operation condition. 7. Unit MM 4-6

3. KEY FUNCTION DESCRIPTION KEY FIG. KEY NAME FUNCTION NUMBERIC KEYS 0,1,2...9 For sizes entering. Manually controlled raising key. UP Manually controlled lowering key. DOWN 4-7

KEY FIG. KEY NAME FUNCTION Automatic running start once size has been set. START A size setting key. SET For stop running or stop size entering. STOP 4-8

4. SIZE CALIBRATION 1. Measure thickness of a sanded workpiece by using a vernier caliper or any other measuring instrument. Suppose the thickness is 018.5mm. 2. Press numberic keys 0, 1, 8, 5. 3. At this time the numbers will flash, and ENTER indication lamp lights on. 4. Press SET key. 5. The LED displays 018.5mm, and ENTER indication lamp goes off. 6. Size calibration is finished. 5. JOG APPLICATIONS: Continuously press "UP" or "DOWN" key several times for accomplishing jog motions. This function is especially suited for micrometric adjustment of sizes. 1. Suppose the current size is 18.5mm, and it needs to reach 18.7mm by adjusting 0.2mm. It needs only to press DOWN key two times. The size will change to 18.7mm automatically. 2. Press DOWN key two times, the ENTER indication lamp lights on 1 second then lights off. At this time the RUN indication lamp lights on, and the conveyor table will move from a 18.5mm position to a 18.7mm position. 3. Now the size setting is accomplished. 4. Make same size setting procedures for conveyor table raising. 5. Manually controlled continuous motion: a. Press the DOWN key and hold it, the conveyor table will lower continuously. The LED displays the current position value. b. once the conveyor table reaches to a desired position, release the DOWN key then the lowering motion stops immediately. c. Now the conveyor table lowering adjustment is accomplished. d. Make same procedures for conveyor table raising. 4-9

6. START 1. Enter the workpiece size: For example: Current position of conveyor table is 18.7mm. Panel size is 12.3mm. 2. Press numberic keys 0,1,2,3. 3. Press START key. The conveyor table will move. At this time, the RUN indication lamp lights on. The LED flash stops, and displays the current position value of conveyor table. 4. When the RUN indication lamp lights off, it means running stopped. 5. While in entering value or running, press STOP key to stop the controller operation. 4-10

4-3-2 FREQUENCY INVERTOR (OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT) Upon request, a frequency invertor is available to be fitted on the machine, which provides variable speed control for sanding belt. When sanding lacquered panel, set HZ on the frequency invertor in the range of 20Hz-60Hz, together with the use of 240#-800# sanding belt. When performing finish sanding on solid wood, set Hz in the range of 60Hz-80Hz, together with the use of 240#-320# sanding belt. 4-11

4-4-1 REMOVING AND MOUNTING A SANDING BELT 1. Turn off the power source. 2. Turn the sanding belt loosening switch to left position for completely releasing the sanding belt. 3. Loosen the lever that tighten the sanding head support pad. Take out the lever and support pad. 4. Take out the sanding belt or mount a new sanding belt. 5. Select a correct specification of sanding belt, and mount it. At this time note that the sanding belt is monted in the correct direction. Arrowheads are marked on the back of the sanding belt, which should comply with the running direction of rubber roller. 6. Mount the sanding belt on the center part of the rubber roller. If the sanding belt is located too approach to either right or left side, the machine can not be started. 7. After the sanding belt is mounted, reverse above procedures. Sanding head support pad 4-12

4-4-2 ADJUST SANDING BELT TENSION (FOR SANDING LACQUERED PANEL OR WITH AIR PAD) 1. The sanding belt tension is controlled by the air cylinder. Turn the tension switch for loosening or tightening the sanding belt. 2. Turn the tension switch to right for tightening the sanding belt. Turn it to left for loosening the sanding belt. 3. The sanding belt tension is adjusted by turning the pressure regulator valve. Turn the pressure regulator valve clockwisely for increasing the pressure. Turn it counter-clockwisely for reducing the pressure. A pressure gauge indicates the pressure. 4. The pressure value for sanding belt tension as shown below are reference only. For hard rubber drum, pressure 3-3.5 kg/cm2. For soft rubber drum, pressure 2-2.5 kg/cm2. For platen sanding, pressure 2.5-3 kg/cm2. 5. When the machine is not in operation, it is suggested to release the sanding belt tension completely. Sanding belt tightening for a long time may cause loosening gradually. Pressure regualtor valve Air pressure gauge Sanding belt tension switch 4-13

4-4-3 ADJUST OSCILLATION SPEED OF SANDING BELT 1. The oscillation motion of sanding belt is actuated by the air cylinder. 2. The oscillation speed of sanding belt can be adjusted by turning the speed regulator valve, located on the air cylinder. 3. Turn the speed regulator valve clockwisely for reducing the oscillation speed. Turn it counter-clockwisely for increasing oscillation speed. 4. Loosen the nut that fixing the speed regulator valve before adjustment. Tighten it securely after adjusted. Speed regulator valve Speed regulator valve Heavy duty model Light duty model 4-14

4-4-4 ADJUST TRACK OF SANDING BELT When the sanding belt runs out of its normal track, the machine will brake automatically. When a new sanding belt is changed, probably there is a circumference error for right and left side on the sanding belt. If such two conditions occured, make track adjustment for the sanding belt. Tracking adjustment is made as according to below instructions: 1. The sanding belt oscillates to right and left siade should be consistent. Suppose the oscillation time to right side is 1 second, then the oscillation time to left side should be same as 1 second. 2. If belt oscillation time to right side is 1 second, but oscillation to left side takes a longer time. In this case, loosen the belt tracking adjustment lever. Adjust it leftward until proper track is obtained. Tighten securely the belt tracking adjustment lever after tracking adjustment is accomplished. 3. If belt oscillation time to left side is 1 second, but oscillation to right side takes a longer time. In this case, loosen the belt tracking adjustment lever. Adjust it rightward until proper track is obtained. Tighten securely the belt tracking adjustment lever after tracking adjustment is accomplished. Belt tracking adjustment lever Belt tracking adjustment lever Heavy duty model Light duty model 4-15

4-5 ADJUST THE V-BELT TENSION 1. After the machine has been operated for a long period, the V-belt will be gradually loosened. In this case, the motor start may cause an abnormal noise, which needs an adjustment for V-belt tension. 2. When making adjustment for V-belt tension, loosen the lock nut on the motor base. Turn the V-belt tension adjustment scew until a proper tension is obtained. 3. After the V-belt tension is adjusted, tighten the lock nut securely. 4-16

4-6 ADJUST FEED SPEED 1. The machine provides variable feed speeds for sanding various wood materials. 2. Normally sanding of soft wood needs a faster feed speed, but the hard wood needs a lower feed speed. The correct selection of feed speed is dependent on the operator's experience. 3. The feed can be adjusted by turning the feed speed regulator located on the worm gear reducer. 4. Turn the feed speed regulator clockwisely for decreasing the feed speed. Turn it counter-clockwisely for increasing the feed speed. WARNING : DO NOT CHANGE FEED SPEED WHILE THE MACHINE IS STOPPED. Feed speed regulator knob. 4-17

4-7 ADJUST CONTACT DRUM POSITION 1. The sanding load on the contact drum is adjusted by adjusting the position of contact drum. 2. In general, the position adjustment of contact drum shall be dependent on the types of wood material. 3. The position adjustment of contact drum is made by shifting the adjustment lever. 4. Shift the adjustment lever upward for raising the contact drum. Shift it downward for lowering the contact drum. 5. A dial gauge is provided for indicating the position adjustment of contact drum. 6. In case the contact drum is not properly levelled, make levelling adjustment immediately as according to the following procedures: Loosen the two screws (A). Fix the worm (B) by using an wrench, Turn handwheel (C) for adjusting the single end position of contact drum. Tighten screws (A) securely after levelling adjustment is accomplished. C Dial gauge A B 4-18

4-8-1 ADJUST PLATEN HEAD POSITION 1. In general the platen head is suited for only polishing or final finishing operations. Sanding thickness capacity on platen head is about 0.1mm only, so that it is not suited for heavy sanding operations. 2. The position adjustment of sanding platen shall be dependent on the types of wood material. 3. The position adjustment of sanding platen is made by turning the platen adjustment knob. 4. The sanding platen is constructed of graphite cloth and felt. Always keep its interior clean without powder depositing. In case there is straight wave marks created on the sanded surface, it needs to check the platen surface. If platen surface is extremely rough, change the graphite cloth and felt. 5. In case the sanding platen is not properly levelled, make levelling adjustment as according to the following procedures. Loosen the nut (A) by using two 19 mm wrenches. Turn the long nut (B). Tighten the nut (A) securely after levelling adjustment is accomplished. A B A 1 Sanding platen base. 2 Fix stripe 3 Lock screw 4 Graphite canvas 5 Felt 4-19

4-8-2 AIR PAD (OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT) 1. The air pad is suited for sanding veneer, lacquered panel, and final finishing. 2. The air pressure for the air pad should not exceed 1Kg. 1 Fix rod 2 Lock screw 3 Lock screw 4 Graphite cloth 5 Aluminum alloy bracket 6 Air filling lining 7 Rubber tube 8 45mm roller 9 0.3 steel piece 10 Foamed rubber 3 7 8 9 Normal pressure 0.5-0.8 kg 10 4-20

4-9-1 MAINTENANCE OF CONVEYOR BELT 1. ADJUST CONVEYOR BELT TENSION (1). The automatic oscillation of conveyor belt is controlled by the micro switch and oscillation air cylinder. (2). In case the conveyor belt tension become loose, adjust its tension by turning the adjustment screws located at both sides. (3). Notice that too tight tension of conveyor belt may affect its service life. 2. RESHARPENING THE CONVEYOR BELT If workpiece slippage occured due to too smooth surface of conveyor belt, or the conveyor belt surface is too rough, then it needs to be resharpened. Do resharpening job as below instructions: (1). Apply a #60 grit coarse sanding belt. (2). Turn off floating system. (If available). (3). Raises the conveyor table until it is 2mm under the sanding belt. (4). Start main motor and conveyor belt drive motor. (5). Slowly raise the conveyor table by hands. (6). Slowly raise the conveyor table to slightly touch the sanding belt for resharpening. (7). After resharpening is accomplished, lower the conveyor table. Turn off main motor and conveyor belt drive motor. NOTE: Conveyor belt resharpening can be made only when it is properly parallel with contact drum and platen. 4-21

4-9-2 ADJUST TRACK OF CONVEYOR BELT 1. The conveyor belt should run at the center part on the roller. If it runs to approach either right or left side, adjust its running track immediately. 2. Check if the conveyor belt tension is normal or not before making tracking adjustment for the conveyor belt. When the conveyor belt tension is too loose or too tight, properly adjust tension before performing tracking adjustment. 3. Adjustment screws are provided at right and left side of the conveyor table infeed end. Turn either screw for adjusting conveyor belt track. 4. If the conveyor belt runs to right side, adjust the screw at right side. Turn the screw clockwisely will move the conveyor belt to left side. 5. If the conveyor belt runs to left side, adjust the screw at left side. Turn the screw clockwisely will move the conveyor belt to right side. 6. Make tracking adjustment for conveyor belt only when it is running. Proper adjustment for eash time is about 30 degree. After track is properly adjusted, have the conveyor belt run about 3-5 minutes, then check to see if the conveyor belt track is normal or not. Adjust track again if necessary until normal track is obtained. 7. There are two fixing wheels mounted at right and left side of the conveyor belt, The fixing wheels are positioned to just touch the edges of conveyor belt. 4-22

4-10-1 LEVELLING ADJUSTMENT FOR FRONT AND REAR PRESSURE PLATE 1. The pressure plates have been accurately adjusted to zero before shipment. Do not adjust the pressure plates, unless poor pressure occured at right and left side. 2. The pressure plates are hard chrome treated for maximum wear resistance. 3. Each pressure plate is tightened by two nuts at both ends. Turn it clockwisely for raising pressure plate at single side only. Turn it counter-clockwisely for lowering the pressure plate. 4. Tighten the two nuts securely after adjustment is accomplished. 4-23

4-10-2 ADJUST PRESSURE FOR FEED ROLLERS 1. The feed rollers are covered by rubber for smooth feeding performance, and prevent workpiece from scratching. 2. The feed rollers adjustment is shown on the figure below. 3. The feed rollers are spring loaded for powerful and smooth feeding performance. 4. Turn nut clockwisely for raising the feed roller. Turn it counter-clockwisely for lowering the feed roller. 4-24

4-11 SPIRAL CUTTERHEAD (OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT) 1. FEATURES OF THROW AWAY SPIRAL CUTTERHEAD: This spiral cutterhead provides outstanding features as high durability, minimum noise, heavy duty cutting, lower horsepower, long service life and low cost. The knife insert has 4 edges. In case one edge is damaged, another 3 edges are available for use immediately for maximum time saving and cost saving. 2. MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS: The knife inserts are very sharp, so wearing gloves when mounting the knife inserts. Use an air gun for cleaning the spiral cutterhead and knife inserts. The used knife inserts shall be washed by kerosene, detergent, or mini type ultrasonic washer, Grease the lock screw may ensure its service life. Fit the clean knife inserts into the cutterhead slots. Manually move the knife inserts. (Fig. B1-B6) to prevent knife inserts breaking or unsmooth surafce after cut. Grease the screw, and turn two threads by hand. Then turn the screw at low speed by using an air driver until 1 mm is left. Then turn it by using a constant pressure wrench until a click sound is heard. (Fig. A1-A5). If any spot occured on the planed surface (instead of dust), it means the knife insert is not tightened securely. At this time stop operation immediately and make correction. 3. QUICK DISMENTLING METHOD: Apply an air driver or power tool, which runs counter-clockwisely from low speed to increased speed until the screws can be loosened. Do not use a high speed for turning to avoid damage on star hole on screw or on the wrench. Sometimes the screws may be jammed due to heat expansion effect on cutterhead or wood glue sticking. In this case, if the screws cannot be loosened by a usual method, try to use knock type wrench. Use a hammer to knock down, then it can be loosened easily. Upon request, some proper tools are available for dismentling jobs. Spiral cutterhead 4-25

4. INSTRUCTIONS FOR KNIFE INSERTS Fig. A1-A5. If the knife inserts are not well clean or incorrectly mounted, knife insert breakage may be arised. Fig. A4. If tightening force is lower than 3.7 kgs, wood dust may extrude from the gap resulting in a crack on the knife insert. Fig. A5. This problem is usually occured. The proper tightening force for the anti-loose screw should be in the range of 3.7-4.3 kgs. Do not over tighten. Tightening torque over 5 kgs will cause knife insert cracking. As the knife insert hardness is very high, if cracking occured, the cutterhead running will cause knife insert completely break. Then planing motion will be made on the screw, which result in screw breaking. While in operation, if any abnormal sound is heard or vibration occured, it means the knife insert is broken caused by an improper balance of cutterhead running. At this time, stop the machine running immediately, then check trouble. Fig. B1-B6. Correct installation. Fig. B5. The correct torque range should be 3.7-4.3 kgs. When an elastic fatigue arised on the constant pressure wrench, micrometrically adjust it upward. 4-26

The following information will be marked on the spiral head of the sanders: (a). Name and trade mark of the POWERMAX Machinery Company. (b). MEC (C). Dimension of the blade: 14mm(Length) x 14mm(Width) x 2mm(Thickness). (d). Material of the spiral cutter head: steel. (e). Dimension of screw: M6 x 15. The user has to use the cutter and blade with the dimension mentioned above only. 4-27

5. LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE

MACHINE LUBRICATION AND MAINTENANCE 1. Throughly clean the machine interior everyday after job is finished. Remove the sanding belt before cleaning the machine interior. Mount it to the position after cleaning. 2. Grease the bearings once per 150 working hours. 3. When the machine is fitted with hydraulic system, replace the hydraulic oil after 6000 working hours. 4. Replace the water accumulated in the filter cup ( On the filter/ regulator/ lubricator combination unit ). 5. Keep an oil film on the conveyor table elevation screw. 6. Replace the oil in the gear reducer after the initial 300 working hours, then replace oil every 2500 working hours. Suitable oil for gear reducer is 140# gear oil. BEARINGS LAYOUT LOCATION SPECIFICATION BEARING LOCATION SPECIFICATION BEARING NUMBERS NUMBERS Sprial cutter 6012 4 Brush roller UCPA 205 2 shaft Moring gear 51105 4 Front feeding 6008 CLB 2 (Axle spiral) roller Moring gear 51103 2 Back feeding LICF 207 2 (Screw) roller D head idle roller UCPH 207 2 Axle spiral screw 6009 LLB 4 D head contact UCT 211 2 Axle spiral screw 51109 4 roller D head contact 51105 4 roller (rise & down) screw Idle chain gear 6201LLB 1 A head idle UCPH 206 2 Pressure roller 6003LLB 4 roller (front & back) A head contact UCT 210 2 Pressure roller 6002LLU 4 roller A head back UCFC 206 2 idle roller A head contact 51105 4 roller (rise & down) screw 5-1

6. TROUBLE SHOOTING

TROUBLE SHOOTING (MACHINE STARTING PROBLEMS) TROUBLE 1: Machine cannot be started. 1. Fuse burnt out. Replace it. 2. Sanding belt not properly tensioned. Turn sanding belt tension switch. 3. Brake switch is locked. Press it again. CORRECTION 4. Air pressure too low. Check pressure on filter/ regulator/ lubricator unit. 5. Sanding belt touched protection device. Shift it to the normal track. 6. Overload protection key tripped. Reset it. 7. Check if sanding belt is mounted. 8. Front emergency stop bar is pressed. ( See instructions on safety switches. ) TROUBLE 2: Machine stops frequently. 1. Water enter into air circuit. Release water. 2. Air circuit is abnormal. Check if F.R.L. unit is jammed by any object. CORRECTION 3. Sanding overloaded. Reduce sanding load. 4. Abnormal sound on sanding belt. Check if sanding belt damaged, or too much gap on protection device. Replace sanding belt or adjust gap. TROUBLE 3: Conveyor belt slips. 1. Conveyor belt tension too loose. Adjust tension by screws located at both sides. ( See instructions on conveyor belt tension adjustment. ) CORRECTION 6-1

TROUBLE SHOOTING (ABNORMAL OSCILLATION OF SADNING BELT) TROUBLE: Sanding belt runs to one side or inconsistent oscillation speed. Big noise on oscillation controlled air cylinder.) 1. Check air system. Air pressure should not lower than 4 atm. 2. Check roller bearings at both sides. Check if the screws tightening elevation control air cylinder are securely or not. 3. Make sure sanding belt length difference at both sides is within 1/4". If not, replace the sanding belt. 4. Check photoelectric sensor: a. Apply a paper to check projector of photoelectric sensor. Once power on, the sensor on projector always keep lighting, but the sensor on receiver lights on only when receiving light source. If not, replace photoelectric sensor. CORRECTION: b. Use a hand to shield photoelectric sensor, and try to heard if there is " cha cha " sound arised. 5. Check solenoid valve: When photoelectric sensor and relay are normal, try to heard if there is air flow sound in solenoid valve. If not, replace solenoid valve. 6. Check speed control valve: The speed control valves are used for adjusting air flow speed for air cylinders. If air flow adjustment failed, replace the speed control valve. 7. Check oscillation control air cylinder: The speed control valve may vary the stroke of air cylinder. If not, replace air cylinder. 8. Check if pressure shown on F.R.L. unit is too low. (Normal air pressure is 5 Kg/cm2). 9. Check if sanding belt is too old. 10. Check if sanding belt tension cylinders are stable. Lower air cylinders, then try to shake them by hands. 6-2

TROUBLE SHOOTING (POOR SANDING EFFECT) TROUBLE 1: Workpiece thining at front end. PROBABLE CAUSE: Insufficient pressure at front pressure plate. TROUBLE 2: Workpiece thining at rear end. PROBABLE CAUSE: Insufficient pressure at rear end. TROUBLE 3: Sanding belt running failed. (Jammed) 1. Sanding belt grit too fine. 2. Sanding load too much. PROBABLE CAUSES: 3. Workpiece contains too much oil or dust deposited causing quick wear of grit. 4. Insufficient dust suction force. 5. Too dirty or glue on workpiece. 6. Workpiece contains too much moisture. TROUBLE 4: Round markings on workpiece edge. 1. Too much pressure for rubber roller. PROBABLE CAUSES: 2. Too much pressure for sanding plated. 6-3

TROUBLE SHOOTING (POOR SANDING EFFECT) TROUBLE 5: Uneven thickness between right and left sides of workpiece. (Tolerance over ± 0.1mm). 1. Poor levelling on contact drum. 2. Conveyor table is not properly levelled. Check the 4 elevation screws located under conveyor table. Loosen their lock screws.turn elevation screws by using an wrench Turn it clockwisely about 20 degree for raising the conveyor table about 0.16mm. Turn it counter-clockwisely for lowering. Adjust front and rear elevation screws simultaneously. (Do not adjust the elevation screws if not necessary). PROBABLE CAUSES: 3. Contact drum surface is damaged. 4. Once sanding belt is mounted, if support pad is mounted or not? If handle is tighten securely or not? 5. If sanding belt worn-out is uniform or not? Some part sharp? Some part worn out? 6. Too much load on sanding platen. 7. Dust existed under conveyor belt or on conveyor table. TROUBLE 6: Uneven thickness between front and rear ends of workpiece. PROBABLE CAUSE: Uneven pressure between pressure roller (or pressure plate) and contact drum. TROUBLE 7: Workpiece slips on conveyor belt. 1. Pressure roller too low. PROBABLE CAUSES: 2. Pressure plate too low when sanding veneer. 3. Conveyor belt too smooth. 4. Too many dust on dirty conveyor belt. 6-4

TROUBLE SHOOTING (POOR SANDING EFFECT) TROUBLE 1: Straight notches on workpiece surface. 1. Dust existed on pressure roller or pressure plate. PROBABLE CAUSES: 2. Unsmooth running of pressure roller caused by bearing damage. 3. Object sticked on contact drum. TROUBLE 2: Snake markings on workpiece surface. PROBABLE CAUSES: 1. Sanding belt damaged partially. 2. Sanding belt clogged. TROUBLE 3: Cross parallel waves across entire width of workpiece. 1. Sanding belt joint is unsmooth or improper. PROBABLE CAUSES: 2. Bearing damaged. 3. Incorrect hardness of contact drum rubber. TROUBLE 4: Shiness on workpiece surface. 1. Sanding belt worn out. PROBABLE CAUSES: 2. Rear pressure plate too low. 3. Contact drum too high. 6-5

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7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., DATE PAGE 871103 DESIGN NAME Layout (Pneumatic Diagram) Planner Sander MODEL PD 2/2 CHECK FILE NRK04 PR-600(25) 7-6

7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) E Pneumatic Control Box Control Box Door Control Panel E E DATE PAGE TC1 E E M3 M2 M1 M4 M5 M 6 E E POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., Ground System 871120 DESIGN NAME Planner Sander MODEL GS1/1 CHECK FILE NRK01 PR-600(25) PR-1300NDA PR-1100NDA 7-7

7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) MAIN SWITCH 1 CT3 CT2 CT KM4 Fuse (FU) 1 TC FU3 FU 2 FU 1 4 4 4 6 6 6 5 5 5 6A KM 1B KT 3 KT 2 KT 1 KA 4 KA 3 KA 1 TB FR4 10 10 11 12 12 12 3 FR6 13 FV 1 Planner Sander PR-600(25) KM 6B KM5 FR5 TB 3A KM3B KM3C KM 2A KM 2B KM 2C KM 1A KM KM 1C KM FR 2 FR1 3 FR PE TB 1 2 PR-1300NDA PR-1100NDA MODEL Layout NRK02 DESIGN NAME CHECK FILE 871120 LY 1/1 DATE POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., PAGE 7-8

7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) Limit Switch Layout Model : PLANNER SANDER PR-600(25) SQ6 SQ7 SQ4 SQ5 SQ10 SQ11 SQ12 SQ13 SQ14 SQ15 SQ9 SQ8 SB1 SQ16 QS1 SQ17 SQ18 Right View Front View Left View SB2 7-9

7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) YV3 POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., SA1 DATE PAGE 5 69 71 73 6 6-1 YV2 Layout 871103 DESIGN NAME (Pneumatic Diagram) PD 2/2 CHECK FILE NRK04 YV4 MODEL Planner Sander PR-600(25) 7-10

7-1 PLANNER SANDER PR-600 (25) FCL 1 NS1 F.R.L AIR SOURCE SP1 B A A B B P P A POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., MV1 B DATE PAGE BCL1 BCL3 BCL5 TCL 1 TCL 2 TV 1 TV2 TV3 TV4 BCL2 BCL4 BCL 6 YV2 YV3 YV 4 NS 2 NS 3 NS4 NS5 COM A A MV 2 MV3 TV5 TV6 HCL1 HCL2 871120 DESIGN NAME Pneumatic Diagram Planner Sander MODEL PD 1/2 CHECK FILE NRK05 PR-600(25) 7-11

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7-2 PLANNER SANDER PR-900 (37) POWERMAX MACHINERY CO., DATE PAGE 871120 DESIGN NAME Pneumatic Diagram Planner Sander MODEL PD 1/2 CHECK FILE NRK05 PR-900(37) 7-18