Heidelberg cd 102 year 2012 feeder timing

It has a circle, with the circle open on top, with matching arrows. Inside the the circle is a depiction of a sheet of paper with an arrow going through it.
 
  • Also, if you do not see it on your display, CPTtronics is not recognizing it is there, maybe because the motor/potentiometer has failed. In that case, you may be experiencing arrival issues because you do not know the position of servo...it may be fully retarded or advanced.
     
    When I stop the feeder and remove the first two papers on the feedboard then inch to 238 degrees and engage the hand wheel and remove the two bolts on the timing sprocket on the drive side of the feeder and then I rotate the handwheel anticlockwise until the paper arrives at front rays not paper arrive sign is shown on the display.
     
    Is the sprocket on the picture not that one I need to adjust for sheet arrival the one with a yellow sticker
     

    Attachments

    • 15867909470133269092678347894760.jpg
      15867909470133269092678347894760.jpg
      320.2 KB · Views: 451
    But the procedures you told me guys I followed them. I don't know where am missing it.
    On sheet arrival if I got you well, you said I should run the machine at 3500 as the manual writes then hit the emergency button as the first paper is at front lays, and remove the first two papers the. Inch the machine to 238 degrees. Engage the handwheel and hold it for the stream of papers not to move and then take out the two hexagonal bolts on the timing wheel at the DS of the feeder. Rotate the handwheel anticlockwise until the first paper approaches the front rays and when is the alignment bar on display I should stop there and tighten the bold at the timing wheel.

    Have tried this but no any alignment bar comes on display as the handwheel is engaged.

    Tell me the steps which am jumping or where am wrong.
    Thanks in advance
     
    Do you not have an operator manual? Start stream down, once it arrives at register plate, depress e-stop. Remove first few sheets. Depress safety for inching mode. Engage feeder start. Inch press forward slowly while watching display for alignment icon...if you reach prescribed degree value and no alignment icon shows on display, this is the point you loosen clutch bolts to advance the stream until you see icon, it's a hit/miss procedure. Conversely, if your alignment icon illuminates before you reach degree value, you must do the opposite.
     
    Hi guys, sorry for taking long without giving you feedback was occupied with some jobs. I want to appreciate for the help you rendered to me, I have learned an of things on those timing error. The main problem on the machine was the intake grippers that's what caused all the problems. The grippers had a small gap they couldn't hold the paper. One of the pneumatic cylinders that stops the grippers bar in position had a fault.
     
  • Hi guys, sorry for taking long without giving you feedback was occupied with some jobs. I want to appreciate for the help you rendered to me, I have learned an of things on those timing error. The main problem on the machine was the intake grippers that's what caused all the problems. The grippers had a small gap they couldn't hold the paper. One of the pneumatic cylinders that stops the grippers bar in position had a fault.
    Dear Richard
    I have override sheet problem on cptronic sm102 model year 1990
    When work it stop we noted that
    1 sheet stop finger 1y15 have 24 volt and work
    2 gripper open 1y16 doesn't have 24 volt
    3 I changed eak card for pu1 and test cables from fem 64 xe till cabinet and it is ok also clean sensors



    IMG20220220131124.jpg
    IMG20220220114400.jpg
     

    Attachments

    • IMG20220220120333.jpg
      IMG20220220120333.jpg
      129.4 KB · Views: 277
    Forum posts represent the experience, opinion, and view of individual users. The Color Printing Forum does not necessarily endorse nor share the view of each individual post. When making any potentially dangerous or financial decision, always employ and consult appropriate professionals. Your circumstances or experience may be different.
    Back
    Top