Horizontal Panelsaws have several switches and sensor to prevent the accidental collision of mechanical components, but on occasion, these protections fail and a collision occurs.
This is part 2 of a repair to a Giben Smart Series Panelsaw that experienced a collision between the end of the panel, and the Side Aligner. In this instance, the material length was not correct, and the machine pulled the material beyond the Side Aligner, and allowed the Side Aligner to be in front of the panel.
The rest is history.
00:00 Intro
00:44 Reviewing the Damage
02:14 New Parts Assembly
09:00 Removal of Damaged Side Aligner Plate
12:40 Locktite Product
14:22 Aligning the Air Cylinder
15:20 Tuning of the Roller ( Vertical )
17:11 Machinist Square
17:55 Using Light for Tuning
21:41 Re-Setting of the Cylinder Reed Sensor
23:43 How the Sensors Interact
28:18 Confirming the Reed Sensor Position
28:48 Panel Presence Sensor Diagnosis
29:33 Baumer Sensor Programmer ( Power Supply )
31:43 Confirming Panel Presence Sensor
33:16 Outro