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Marcin: /* Troubleshooting */

2017-09-06T04:11:08Z

Troubleshooting

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	To troubleshoot the mechanical system - see [[Mechanical System Troubleshooting]]		To troubleshoot the mechanical system - see [[Mechanical System Troubleshooting]]

			To troubleshoot the Power Cube - [[Power Cube Failure Modes and Troubleshooting]]

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Scott Baker: /* Troubleshooting */

2013-08-22T04:09:35Z

Troubleshooting

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	For the machine to operate properly:		For the machine to operate properly:
	#Hydraulic power must be available by a power source		#Hydraulic power must be available from a power source
	#Hydraulic power must be delivered to the actuator		#Hydraulic power must be delivered to the actuator
	#Electrical power must be available from an electrical source		#Electrical power must be available from an electrical source

Scott Baker: /* Maintenance and Repair */

2013-08-22T04:08:44Z

Maintenance and Repair

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	There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the Machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the Machine. For storage, remove the hopper grate and clean soil from the Machine. Store the Machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.		There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the Machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the Machine. For storage, remove the hopper grate and clean soil from the Machine. Store the Machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.

	If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-the-shelf components. Most of the Machine features bolt-together, designed-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in about 5 hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the ~~machine~~ is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces is approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding; replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on ~~new ones~~, which is about a 2 hour job if the ~~machine~~ frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involves a total of about US$40.		If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-the-shelf components. Most of the Machine features bolt-together, designed-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in about 5 hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the Machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces is approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding; replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on replacements, which is about a 2 hour job if the Machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involves a total of about US$40.

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Scott Baker: /* Maintenance and Repair */

2013-08-22T04:07:54Z

Maintenance and Repair

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	=Maintenance and Repair=		=Maintenance and Repair=
			There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the Machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the Machine. For storage, remove the hopper grate and clean soil from the Machine. Store the Machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.
	There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the ~~machine~~. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the ~~machine~~. For storage, ~~take off~~ the hopper grate and clean soil from the ~~machine~~. Store the ~~machine~~ indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.

	If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-shelf components. Most of the ~~machine~~ features bolt-together, ~~design~~-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in about 5 hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including ~~the~~ inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces ~~involves~~ approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding~~, and~~ replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on new ones, which is about a 2 hour job if the machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs ~~involve~~ a total of about US$40.		If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-the-shelf components. Most of the Machine features bolt-together, designed-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in about 5 hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces is approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding; replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on new ones, which is about a 2 hour job if the machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involves a total of about US$40.

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TriSimon: Added CSK Template

2012-02-15T05:54:20Z

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	To troubleshoot the mechanical system - see [[Mechanical System Troubleshooting]]		To troubleshoot the mechanical system - see [[Mechanical System Troubleshooting]]

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Marcin: /* Maintenance and Repair */

2011-12-28T05:19:46Z

Maintenance and Repair

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	There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the machine. For storage, take off the hopper grate and clean soil from the machine. Store the machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.		There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the machine. For storage, take off the hopper grate and clean soil from the machine. Store the machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.

	If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-shelf components. Most of the machine features bolt-together, design-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in ~~a couple of~~ hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including the inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces involves approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding, and replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on new ones, which is about a 2 hour job if the machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involve a total of about US$40.		If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-shelf components. Most of the machine features bolt-together, design-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in about 5 hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including the inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces involves approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding, and replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on new ones, which is about a 2 hour job if the machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involve a total of about US$40.

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=Maintenance and Repair=

There is little maintenance that needs to be done to the machine. This is due primarily to the absence of a power unit on the machine. For storage, take off the hopper grate and clean soil from the machine. Store the machine indoors to prevent rusting. Cap the hose ends so that dirt does not get into the hoses.

If any parts become damaged structurally for any reason, assess the damage and replace the part if needed. All parts are either stock steel or off-shelf components. Most of the machine features bolt-together, design-for-disassembly, and most parts may be replaced readily. The entire machine can be taken apart in a couple of hours for study or refurbishing, and as long as the machine is kept free from rust, it should last from generation to generation. We recommend a new paint job every 10 years, including the inside the main frame. The inside of the compression chamber is the only part that may wear out in time. Replacement of the front and back u-channel pieces involves approximately a 2 hour job involving the drilling of holes and minor welding, and replacement of the side wear plates involves torching off the old ones and welding on new ones, which is about a 2 hour job if the machine frame is already taken apart. Material costs for these repairs involve a total of about US$40.

=Troubleshooting=

For the machine to operate properly:
#Hydraulic power must be available by a power source
#Hydraulic power must be delivered to the actuator
#Electrical power must be available from an electrical source
#Electrical power must be delivered to the power usage points
#The logic system must be providing control logic
#Control logic must receive position feedback from sensors.

To troubleshoot the hydraulic system - see [[Hydraulic System Troubleshooting]]

To troubleshoot the electric system - see [[Electric System Troubleshooting]]

To troubleshoot the mechanical system - see [[Mechanical System Troubleshooting]]