KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD. ROBOT DIVISION
90213-1016DED
ZEROING INSTRUCTIONS
MOTOR REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
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Preface
This manual is subject to change without prior notice and without our legal responsibility.
Kawasaki pursues a policy of continuing improvement in design and
specification of the product. The right is therefore, reserved to vary this manual without prior notice.
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This manual may not, in whole or part, be reproduced in any form or by any means without prior written permission from KHI.
This manual is prepared with the best care but anyway it is impossible to exclude
any misinterpretation by the user or any spelling mistakes. In case of doubts or if the robot behavior is different from that reported in this manual please would you get in touch with the nearest Kawasaki or Kawasaki’s
agent.
KHI cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential
hazard. If a procedure, work method or operating technique not specifically recommended by KHI is used, you must satisfy yourself that it is safe for you and
others. In this case you are completely responsible for eventual damages on human bodies or things.
If you discover physical defects in the manual, KHI will replace the manual at no
charge during 90 days period after you purchased the robot.
If you do not observe warnings and/or cautions to be taken in the manual as described below, it might result in the serious injuries or damages on human
bodies or robots. Therefore you must take extreme care to observe these warnings and cautions.
All rights reserved. Copyright 1999 by KAWASAKI HEAVY INDUSTRIES, LTD.
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Whenever you see the symbols shown below in this manual or on the machine, read and
understand their messages.
This danger symbol identifies special warnings or procedures which, if not strictly observed, will result
in serious injury or death.
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result in serious injury or death.
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to do miscellaneous works, you must pay utmost attentions to them. 2. Those persons who engage with the operation/service of your
system, they must strictly observe all safety regulation at all times. Never replace and/or adjust the inside parts provided in your Robot
system while the power source is being turned ON so as to ensure your own safety.
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procedures which, if not correctly followed, may result in injury.
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This Instru ction Manual describe the Zeroing instructions and Motor replacement
instructions of KAWASAKI ROBOT F Series.
You are recommended to well understand the contents of this Instruction Manual fully, as
well as to look to your own safety for the zeroing work and for the replacement of motors.
For the details of the replacement of motors and the zeroing work in the encoder section,
please refer to separately prepared "H20 Encoder Replacement Instructions".
Those persons who are qualified to engage in the motor replacement work should be restricted to
those who have received the maintenance course in the special education & training program arranged
by our Service Group.
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CONTENTS
1. Outline of Zeroing..................................................................................................... 5
2. How to Preset Encoder............................................................................................ 6
3. Rough Zeroing (1) (All Axes Collectively) .............................................................. 8
4. Rough Zeroing (2) (Each Axis Individually) .........................................................10
5. Accurate Zeroing....................................................................................................12
5.1.Preparation work of accurate zeroing................................................................... 13
5.2. Zeroing of JT2 ..................................................................................................... 15
5.3. Zeroing of JT3 (Except for FS10X, FS30N, FS30L, FS45C, FS45N)................... 17
5.4. Zeroing of JT3 (In case of FS10X, FS30N, FS30L, FS45C, FS45N)................... 19
5.5. Zeroing of JT4 ..................................................................................................... 21
5.6. Zeroing of JT5 ..................................................................................................... 23
5.7. Zeroing of JT6 ..................................................................................................... 25
6. Caution to be Taken at Motor Replacement........................................................28
7. Outline of Motor Replacement..............................................................................29
8. Prior to Replace Motor (Encoder).........................................................................30
9. Summary of Motor Replacement Work................................................................31
10. Works to be carried out Before Replacement of Motors..................................33
11. Replacement Instruction for Motors...................................................................35
11.1. Replacement of 100 W Motor............................................................................ 35
11.2. Replacement of 200 W Motor............................................................................ 37
11.3. Replacement of 475W Motor............................................................................. 39
11.4. Replacement of 1.0 KW Motor........................................................................... 41
11.5. Replacement of 2.1 KW Motor........................................................................... 43
11.6. Replacement of 3.1 KW Motor........................................................................... 45
11.7. Replacement of 4.2 KW Motor........................................................................... 47
12. Adjustment of Timing Belt..................................................................................... 50
Appendix: Figure of Motor Replacement .................................................................... 52
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1. Outline of Zeroing
The outline of the zeroing is as shown below:
� Shipping inspection
process of robot
� After replacing motor
Preset of encoder
Accurate zeroing
Rough zeroing
� All axes collectively
� Each axis individually
In case accurate zeroing is carried out, use the following instruments and jigs:
l Digital inclinometer
Mfg. by NIIGATA SEIKI
Levelnic DL-S1
In case of motor replacement, prepare instruments, tools, and grease as follows:
l Dial gauge l Torque wrench
� M4 Hex. wrench
� M5 Hex. wrench
� M6 Hex. wrench
� M8 Hex. wrench
� M10 Hex. wrench
� M12 Hex. wrench
l Grease for H/D
(HARMONIC GREASE 4BNo.2)
l Grease for gear
(SUN LIGHT GREASE No.1)
l Grease contained disulfide
molybdenum(MOLYCOAT etc.)
l Grease for RV reduction unit and
Cyclo reduction unit
(MOLY WHITE RENo.00)
l Zeroing jig(1) l Zeroing jig(2)
l Zeroing jig(4) l Zeroing jig(3)
(plate) Mfg. by KHI (plate) Mfg. by KHI
(Angle) Mfg. by KHI (plate) Mfg. by KHI
l Plus (+) screw driver
(Large, Small)
400mm or more
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2. How to Preset Encoder
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Press the “AXIS” key and set to the standard posture
(HOME posture) as shown below:
JT3
0 point gauge mark position
JT4
0 point gauge mark position
JT1
0 point gauge mark position
JT2
0 point gauge mark position
At the standard posture, make sure that 0 point gauge
mark of the each axis is coincided accurately.
0 point gauge mark position
- +1
��� - +
6
JT5
0 point gauge mark position
JT6
0 point gauge mark position
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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2. How to Preset Encoder
The preset of the encoder is executable on AS software.
Example of preset through keyin g-in on the keyboard:
Referring to AS display on the screen, enter the Preset Command as shown below:
(Example) : Preset of JT1:
For example: For JT1:101
For JT2:102
For JT3:103
For JT4:104
For JT5:105
For JT6:106
For JT7:107
Enter applicable axis No. as shown above.
[[ Encoder rot. counter reset (1st axis) [[.
current angle (deg.mm)? X
Are you sure (Enter 1 to execute)? 1
>
Enter the present arm angle here.
When the arm angle is being set to 0°, enter 0°,
and when it is a certain angle(Ex. 15.4°), enter the value.
After making sure the axis to make preset, enter
the applicable axis No.
! CAUTION
0 1 Z Z 1
Preset
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3. Rough Zeroing (1) (All Axes Collectively)
Arm
l Upon completion of encoder preset, keep the robot arm under the standard posture (HOME posture).
This zeroing method is a method through which all robot axes are
changed collectively. When you desire to replace the motor/encoder one by one, do not apply this zeroing method.
Wrist section is a structure that the phenomenon to exert the influence
on zero point of other axes “generation phenomenon” occurs.
! CAUTION
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3. Rough Zeroing (1) (All Axes Collectively)
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l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make rough zeroing with all axes collectively.
ò
JT1 JT2 JT3 JT4 JT5 JT6
set data XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX
cur data XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX
Set current values of all joints as zeroing data? (Enter 1 to set)
l Display present value on screen and confirm.
ò
JT1 JT2 JT3 JT4 JT5 JT6
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
X[mm] Y[mm] Z[mm] O[deg] A[deg] T[deg]
XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX
Makes sure these values.
If these values are 0, it is OK.
The value displayed
on this line is
presently set up
zeroing set value
The value
displayed on this
line is present
encoder value
In case rough zeroing executes.
In case rough zeroing exits.
O R E Z Z 0
E R E H W
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4. Rough Zeroing (2) (Each Axis Individually)
Arm
l Match the 0 point on the axis to be matched
by using the arm 0 point gauge mark.
Only through zeroing according to this procedure (rough zeroing of each axis), you can not obtain accurate linear path accuracy and shift amount.
This procedure is prerequisite to the motor encoder replacement instruction described below.
Therefore, surely read also this page when the motor encoder is required to replace.
Wrist section is a structure that the phenomenon to exert the influence on zero point of other axes “generation phenomenon” occurs. Therefore,
! CAUTION
JT3
0 point gauge mark position
JT4
0 point gauge mark position
JT1
0 point gauge mark position
JT2
0 point gauge mark position
When the motor is required to replace, if you set the “CONTROL POWER” to “ON” and “MOTOR
POWER” to “ON”, the joint might be out of motion. Therefore, execute the preset without fail.
! CAUTION
JT5
0 point gauge mark position
JT6
0 point gauge mark position
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4. Rough Zeroing (2) (Each Axis Individually)
Controller
l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Operate preset.
+ See “2. How to Preset Encoder”.
l Make rough zeroing of the each axis.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
* In the same way as above make zeroing on JT2∼JT6 one by one.
Example, When JT1 is required to
carry out zeroing enter the axis
No. as “1” after input the ZZERO
O R E Z Z 1
1
0 or
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5. Accurate Zeroing
Arm
Remove the cover as a preparation as shown in figure below to put the inclinometer on the robot arm.
And, remove paint, rust, and burr, etc. on the each zeroing jig installing surface enough with the whetstone etc.
JT4 motor
Datum level (B)
Datum level (A)
Datum level (C)
Datum level (D)
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5.1. Preparation work of accurate zeroing
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l First, execute rough zeroing described before over all axes. And, match all axes in the state of 0°.
l Install the zeroing jig(1) to the datum level (A) of the lower arm section as shown below. Then place
the inclinometer. Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction.
Accurate zeroing is applied only to JT2 ∼ JT6. For JT1, normally accurate zeroing is not required.
! CAUTION
Once the inclinometer is adjusted by volume control,
never touch and change the adjusted value.
! CAUTION
Level Digital display
Power switch [0-ADJUST] volume HOLD/RUN sel.
0.01/0.001 unit sel.
Measuring
direction
Zeroing jig(1) Inclinometer
- +
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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Arm
l Next, set the various switches provided to the inclinometer as follows:
Turn the “0-ADJUST” volume control and adjust the digital display is set to 0.00 mm/m.
Power :ON
HOLD/RUN :RUN
! CAUTION
Depending on condition, “0-ADJUST” volume control can not be set to 0. In this case, set the display to a clear and
adequate value; for example, -1.00mm/m.
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5.2. Zeroing of JT2
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Install the zeroing jig(2) to the datum level(B) of the lower arm section as shown below.
Then place the inclinometer, pay attention not to touch with the “0-ADJUST” volume control.
Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction.
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT2.
On this occasion, move JT2 until the inclinometer display may equal to the value set on the datum
level(A) (Standard:0.00).
For example, if the set value at the datum level(A) is 0.00, move the axis until the value at the datum
level(B) becomes 0.00±0.01.
Measuring
direction
Inclinometer Zeroing jig (2)
- +
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT2.
ò
Current angle(deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT2 has been completed.
O R E Z Z 2
0
1
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
or
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5.3. Zeroing of JT3 (Except for FS10X, FS30N, FS30L, FS45C, FS45N)
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Install the zeroing jig(3) to the datum level(C) of the upper arm section as shown below.
Then place the inclinometer, pay attention not to touch with the “0-ADJUST” volume control.
Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction.
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT3.
On this occasion, move JT3 until the inclinometer display may equal to the value set on the datum
level(A) (Standard : 0.00).
At zeroing, do not move axes except JT3.
(especially JT2).
! CAUTION
Zeroing jig (3)
- +
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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Controller
l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT3.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT3 has been completed.
0
1
O R E Z Z 3
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
or
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5.4. Zeroing of JT3 (In case of FS10X, FS30N, FS30L, FS45C, FS45N)
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Move JT4 at +90°, and make the robot to posture to which does not receive the influence of JT5 easily as
shown below.ê
l Place the zeroing jig(2) on the datum level (D) of the flange surface as shown below.
Then place the inclinometer, pay attention not to touch with the “0-ADJUST” value control.
Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction.
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT3.
On this occasion, move JT3 until the inclinometer display may equal to the value set on the datum
level(A) (Standard : 0.00).
At zeroing, after matching JT4 to the above posture,
do not move axes except JT3 (especially JT2).
! CAUTION
Zeroing jig (2) +
Move JT4
at +90°
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
-
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Controller
l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT3.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT3 has been completed.
O R E Z Z 3
0
1
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
or
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5. Accurate Zeroing 5.5. Zeroing of JT4
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Referring to the figure below, while keeping the standard posture (HOME posture), move JT3 forward at
90° (-90°) and move JT5 upper-ward at 90°(+90°) viewed from rear.
l Place the zeroing jig(1) to the datum level (A) of the lower arm section at the direction as shown above
(clockwise inclination of arm is measured), make zero adjustment by turning “0-ADJUST” value. (If 0
setting is difficult, set adequate value.) Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction. ê l Referring to the figure above, place the zeroing jig (2) on the datum level (D) of the flange surface.
Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction. ê
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT4.
On this occasion, move JT4 until the
inclinometer display may equal to the value
set on the datum level(A) (Standard : 0.00).
Move JT5
at 90°
Referring to the left figure, if the posture is set
automatically, follow the procedures bellow:
Set to “REPEAT” side. Set to “RUN” side
To axis coincidence accurately, positioning accuracy
range key-in the below:
DO ACCURACY 0.1
Keeping the standard posture (HOME posture), key-in
the below:
DO DRIVE 3, -90 and
- +
At zeroing, do not move axes except JT4.
! CAUTION
Move JT3
at -90°
- +
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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Controller
l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT4.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT4 has been completed.
O R E Z Z 4
0
1
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
or
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5.6. Zeroing of JT5
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
Execute the zeroing of JT5 at the robot arm standard posture (HOME posture).
l First, set JT2, JT3 and JT4 to 0°. (You can return posture to 0° by the HOME command.)
ê
l Place the zeroing jig(2) on the datum level (D) of the flange surface as shown below. Then place the
inclinometer, pay attention not to touch with the “0-ADJUST” value control. Be careful of the
inclinometer placing direction.
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT5.
On this occasion, move JT5 until the inclinometer display may equal to the value set on the datum
level(A) (Standard : 0.00).
At zeroing, do not move axes except JT5.
! CAUTION
- +
Zeroing jig (2)
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT5.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT5 has been completed.
O R E Z Z 5
0
1
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
or
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5.7. Zeroing of JT6
Controller
l Set to the switches of operation panel as shown below:
Arm
l Move only JT3 forward at 90° (-90°) in the standard posture (HOME posture).
Referring to the figure below, install the zeroing jig (4) to the wrist flange face (datum level (D) ).
Then place the inclinometer. Be careful of the inclinometer placing direction.
l Press the “AXIS” key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move JT6.
- +
6
On this occasion, move JT6 until the
inclinometer display may equal to the
value set on the datum level (A)
(Standard : 0.00).
Zeroing jig(4)
Move JT3
at -90°
- +
- +
Referring to the left figure, if the posture is set
automatically, follow the procedures bellow:
Set to “REPEAT” side. Set to “RUN” side
To axis coincidence accurately, positioning accuracy
range key-in the below:
DO ACCURACY 0.1
Keeping the standard posture (HOME posture), key-in
At zeroing, do not move axes except JT6.
! CAUTION
Place the “CONTROL
POWER” switch in the
Place the
“HOLD/RUN”
switch in the “RUN”
Place the
“TEACH/REPEAT”
switch in the
Press the
“MOTOR
POWER” switch
Release the
“EMERGENCY
STOP” switch.
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l Press the “EMERGENCY STOP” switch and set the “MOTOR POWER” to “OFF”.
l Make zeroing of JT6.
ò
Current angle (deg.mm) ?
ò
ò Encoder value? (Current = xxxxxx, Enter 1 to the current value)
ò
(If stops at halfway, key is only depressed.)
ò
Zeroing value=xxxxxx(268419072-268451840)OK?(Enter 0 to change)
* When zeroing value is out of 268419072∼268451840, execute encoder preset again.
ò
(If re-enter is required, 0 key is only depressed.)
ò
Setting completed.
In this way, the zeroing of JT6 has been completed.
O R E Z Z 6
0
1
When you execute the “MOTOR POWER” as “ON”, the
message of “Turn OFF Motor power” is displayed.
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l Completion of all axes accurate zeroing of JT2∼JT6.
l To axis coincidence accura tely, key-in the positioning accuracy range.
l Set the robot to HOME posture (HOME position).
*HOME posture (HOME position) means here the mechanical origin.
l Display the present value on screen and confirm.
ò
JT1 JT2 JT3 JT4 JT5 JT6
0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
X [mm] Y [mm] Z [mm] 0 [deg] A [deg] T [deg]
XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX
Make sure these values.
If these values are 0, it is OK.
Press “MOTOR POWER” switch to “ON”.
M O H O D E
E R E H W
C C A O D U A R C Y . 0 1
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6. Caution to be Taken at Motor Replacement
Prior to start the motor replacement work, pay special attention to the following contents so as to ensure
safety.
! WARNING
! CAUTION
Prior to start the motor replacement work, press the "EMERGENCY
STOP" switch provided in the controller basic operation section without fail.
Then the motor power in the robot system will be turned OFF.
If it is required to change the angle of the specified axis, first turn ON the
motor power. Next, after setting up the specified axis to a desirable posture, again turn
¤ When a motor is required to dismount from the assembly and required to replace with a new one, do not apply excessively strong shocks to
the motor and encoder.
¤ Motors shall be stored safely within the specified ambient temperature and moisture.
¤ For screws which are not necessary for the motor dismounting and
replacement, they must not be removed, as well as for motor covers, they must not be opened.
¤ If the motor is required to connect with the encoder, put the motor
shaft pin into the U-groove of the encoder shaft.
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7. Outline of Motor Replacement
AC servo motors used mainly in the KAWASAKI Robot System can be divided into two types; one is an
encoder-separable type from the motor section as a unit, and the other is an encoder-unseparable type.
w Small-sized motors of which motor capacity is 100 W, 200 W, 475 W, 1 KW and likes are represented
by a one-piece structure (the motor part and the encoder part are being assembled as a set).
This means that even if either the motor or the encoder has failed, it should be replaced with a new one
as a set.
w Large-sized motors of which motor capacity is 2.1 KW, 3.1 KW, 4.2 KW and likes are represented by
a separable structure (the motor section can be separated into the motor part and the encoder part).
This means that if either the motor or the encoder has failed, it can be replaced with a new one
separately.
w For the replacement of separable-type H20 Model Encoder, please refer to separately prepared “H20
Encoder Replacement Instructions”.
Type Motor
Capacity
FA06N, L, E FC06N
FS06N, L FS10C, N, E
FS10L FA20N FC20N FP20N
FS20C, N
FS30N, L FS45C, N FS10X
100W JT4 JT5 JT6
JT5 JT6
200W JT4 JT5 JT6
475W JT3 JT4 JT5 JT6
JT4
One-piece structure
1.0KW JT1 JT2
JT3
2.1KW JT1 JT2
3.1KW
JT3 JT3 Separable structure
4.2KW JT1 JT2
JT1 JT2
Type Motor Capacity Motor Type Motor Assy P/N
100W P50B05010DCX 50601-1136
200W P50B05020DCX 50601-1143 475W P50B07050DCX 50601-1138
One-piece structure
1.0KW P60B13100HCX 50601-1139 2.1KW P60B13150HCX 50601-1123 3.1KW P60B13200LCX 50601-1125 Separable
structure 4.2KW P80B22450RCX 50601-1121
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8. Prior to Replace Motor (Encoder)
Prior to replace the motor with a new one, first of all, you must make sure whether the present motor is
prerequisite to replace with a new one or not.
In particular, when an encoder-separable motor is used, make sure that the present trouble is not caused by
the failure of the encoder itself.
In other words, only after making sure that the trouble is not caused by the encoder itself, you must start the
motor replacement work.
[ Encoder separable type ]
· Robot motion is abnormal.
· Positioning accuracy is variable.
Check on mechanical
parts and repair/replace
Replace encoder with
a new one.
Even after
replacement,
errors are still
Check on mechanical
parts and repair/replace
Check on surrounding
cables and boards.
Replace motor with a new one.
(One-piece structured small
sized motor should be replaced Errors occur even after replacement.
The trouble might not be caused by the failure of the motor/encoder.
Even though the motor/encoder has replaced with a new one, if the error can not be
removed, the control system is required to check/adjust.
Is oscillation available?
Is abnormal noise
heard?
Is abnormal heat
generated?
Can’t brake be released?
Does brake slip?
Is inside of motor
disconnected?
Are other erroneous causes
observed?
Is rattle found in
mechanics?
Is the encoder value affected by any mechanical interferences?
YES YES
NO NO
YES
NO YES NO
YES NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
YES
NO
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9. Summary of Motor Replacement Work
Actually when the motor replacement work is carried out, prepare the measuring instruments, tools, oils &
greases etc. as shown below:
l Dial gauge l Molybdenum disulfide grease l LOCTITE 242
(including MOLYCOAT) l THREE BOND 1212
l SUN LIGHT GREASE No.1 l MOLY WHITE RE No.00
(For Cyclo Reduction Unit/RV Reduction Unit)
l HARMONIC GREASE 4B No.2
l Tools (For H/D)
Motor capacity Torque wrench
100W Torque wrench (M4) for hexagonal-bar attachment: about 150 mm in length
200W Torque wrench (M4) for hexagonal-bar attachment: about 150 mm in length
475W Torque wrench (M5) for hexagonal bar attachment: about 150 mm in length
1.0 KW Torque wrench (M6): for hexagonal bar attachment : about 280mm in length.
2.1 KW
Torque wrench (M10) for hexagonal-bar attachment: about 280 mm in length
3.1 KW Torque wrench (M10) for hexagonal-bar attachment: about 280 mm in length
4.2 KW
Torque wrench (M12) for hexagonal-bar attachment: about 280 mm in length
l Exclusively designed removing jigs and pulley puller (for large-sized motor)
Part No. Applicable Models (Axes)
50514-1010 For FS30N, L (JT1 and 2) For FS45C, N (JT1 and 2) For FS10X (JT1 and 2)
! WARNING
¤ When a motor is required to remove from an assembly, support the arm safely so as to prevent the arm from
dangerous falling.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, surely turn OFF the "MOTOR POWER" and "CONTROL
POWER" switches.
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Motor replacement work and its confirmation
w Record the robot's present location.
w Set a dial gauge to a place in the forward part of the arm for the axis of which the motor will be replaced. Next, record the values measured by the dial gauge. + See "10. Works to be carried out Before Replacement of Motors".
w If recording disables, preset - zeroing shall be executed after the replacement of the motor without fail.
Motor replacement work
w When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the "MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
w In order to prevent a robot arm from accidental falling/rotating, the arm must be supported by a crane/forklift truck, or must be put on a support.
w Replace the motor of which capacity may coincide with the applicable model, and with replacement object axes. + See "11. Replacement Instruction for Motors".
Works to be carried out after motor replacement
w First, move the robot arm, until the applicable value may coincide accurately with the value measured by the dial gauge.
w If encoder values can not be recorded successfully, preset and zeroing shall be executed.
Confirmation to be carried out after motor replacement
w Execute repeat run on the program, and make playback the robot motions. Then make sure whether any error/abnormality is observed or not.
w If preset and zeroing have been executed, re-teach the applicable program again.
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10. Works to be carried out Before Replacement of Motors
Actually before the motor replacement work is carried out, it is prerequisite to record the robot's present
position.
The recording of the robot's present position is represented by the followings:
w Reading of Encoder Values
w Confirmation of Absolute Position of the Arm at that Time
(Confirmation by using a Dial Gauge)
In this section, how to measure values so as to make sure the arm's absolute position, is explained.
On this occasion, the encoder must be normal and accurate, as well as the display of the encoder values is
precise.
(1) Press the "AXIS" key provided on the Multi Function Panel, and move the robot arm, until an adequate
posture is obtained.
(2) Set the dial gauge to an adequate place (such as to a hand) provided in the forward part from the axis of
which the motor will be replaced.
Set the dial gauge to places shown in the figures (on the next page and the consecutive pages)
(3) Match the value of the dial gauge with 0.
Then keeping this posture, record the encoder values of axis.
(Record as adequate positional variables by executing HERE Command.)
(4) Carry out the motor replacement work in an easily accessable posture.
On this occasion, be careful that the dial gauge position does not move.
! CAUTION
Surfaces on which a dial gauge is required to set shall be
selected to be flat as far as possible. Moreover, the surfaces shall be at right angles to the rotation
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When JT2, 3 and 5 are required to replace When JT1 is required to replace
When JT4 and 6 are required to replace
JT1 JT2
JT3,5
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11.1. Replacement of 100 W Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FA06N, L, E / FC06N / FS06N, L / FS10C, N, E FS10X
Axes JT4 JT5 JT6
JT5 JT6
(1) First, remove the covers from the designated places.
(2) Next, disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to be replaced.
Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be required from
the assembly. (Cut off "Insulock" provided for the fixing of vinyl sheet to be used for the protection of
connector parts.)
(3) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts).
Loosen the bolts of the motor bracket for JT5 or 6. And remove the timing belt.
When actually the bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment
(Length = about 150mm). Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be
dropped into the inner parts of the robot arm during the replacement work.
! WARNING ¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the
"MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot arm fall down or rotate.
To avoid danger and to ensure safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support by using a crane/forklift truck.
Connector for encoder
Connector for motor power cable
Connector for motor power cable Connector for encoder
M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
ò
Pulley
Snap ring
H/D wave generator
M3 Hexagon socket set screw Tightening torque : 1.47N�m (15kgf�cm)
JT5, 6
JT4
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(4) Remove the servo-motor.
(5) i) For JT5 and 6
Remove the snap ring from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the pulley.
ii) For JT4
Loosen the hexagon socket set screws from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the wave
generator.
(6) Install the once removed pulley or wave generator as specified in item (5) above to the new
servo-motor. In the course of parts installation, be careful not to make a mistake in the selection o f the
direction. First, coat “LOCTITE 242” over the surfaces of the hexagon head socket set screws for the
fixing of the wave generator. Next, tighten the socket set screws firmly.
Tightening torque is 1.47N �m (15kgf�cm).
Coat gear grease (HARMONIC GREASE 4B No.2) over the surface of the wave generator.
(7) Assemble the new servo-motor.
Tightening torque is 3.43 N�m (35kgf�cm).
(8) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors as
they were befo re.
(9) Re-install the covers to the designated places as they were before.
! CAUTION
When the pulley or the wave generator is removed, be careful not to give excessively strong forces to the servo-motor.
Refer to “12. Adjustment of Timing Belt” detail for the adjustment
method of timing belt.
[ NOTE ]
! CAUTION
Since the pulley or the wave generator is attached to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its
mounting/dismounting. Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
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11.2. Replacement of 200 W Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FS10L / FA20N / FC20N / FP20N / FS20C, N
Axis JT4 JT5 JT6
(1) First, remove the covers from the designated places.
(2) Next, disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to be replaced.
Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be required from
the assembly. (Cut off "Insulock" provided for the fixing of vinyl sheet to be used for the protection of
connector parts.)
(3) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts). When actually the
bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal bar attachment (Length = about 150 mm).
Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be dropped into the inner parts of
the robot arm during the replacement work.
! WARNING ¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the
"MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot arm fall down or rotate.
To avoid danger and to ensure safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support by using a crane/forklift truck.
ò
Connector for encoder Connector for motor power cable
Connector for motor power cable
Connector for encoder M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
Pulley
Snap ring
H/D wave generator Snap ring
JT5, 6
JT4
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(4) Remove the servo-motor.
(5) i) For JT5 and 6
Remove the snap ring from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the pulley.
ii) For JT4
Remove the snap ring from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the wave generator.
(6) Install the once removed pulley or wave generator as specified in item (5) above to the new
servo-motor. In the course of parts installation, be careful not to make a mistake in the selection of the
direction.
Coat gear grease (HARMONIC GREASE 4B No.2) over the surface of the wave generator.
(7) Assemble the new servo-motor.
Tightening torque is 3.43 N�m (35kgf�cm).
(8) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and other connectors
as they were before.
(9) Re-install the covers to the designated places as they were before.
! CAUTION
When the pulley or the wave generator is removed, be careful not to give
excessively strong forces to the servo-motor.
Refer to “12. Adjustment of Timing Belt” detail for the adjustment
method of timing belt.
[ NOTE ]
! CAUTION
Since the pulley or the wave generator is installed to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its
mounting/dismounting. Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
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11.3. Replacement of 475W Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FA06N, L, E / FC06N / FS06N, L / FS10C, N, E FS30N,L/FS45C,N FS10X
Axis JT3 JT4,5,6 JT4
(1) First, remove the covers from the designated places.
(2) Next, disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to be replaced.
Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be required from
the assembly. (Cut off "Insulock" provided for the fixing of vinyl sheet to be used for the protection of
connector parts.)
(3) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M5 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts).
Loosen the bolts of motor bracket for JT5 or 6. And remove the timing belt.
When actually the bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment
(Length = about 150 mm). Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be
dropped into the inner parts of the robot arm during the replacement work.
! WARNING
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the "MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot arm fall down or rotate.
To avoid danger and to ensure safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support by using a crane/forklift truck.
ò
Connector for encoder Connector for motor power cable
Connector for motor power cable M5 Hexagon socket head cap bolt Connector for encoder
Gasket
Input gear
2-M4 Hexagon socket set screw
Tightening torque:3.43N�m(35kgf�cm)
Input gear Snap ring
Pulley Snap ring
JT3 of FA06N, L, E / FC06N
/ FS06N, L / FS10C, N, E
JT4 of FS30N, L / FS45C,
N / FS10X
JT5and 6 of FS30N, L /
FS45C, N
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(4) Remove the servo-motor.
(5) i) For JT3 of FA06N, L, E / FC06N / FS06N, L / FS10C, N, E
Loosen the fixing screws from the end of the once removed servo-motor, and remove the gear.
At the same time, remove the gasket from the motor mounting face.
ii) For JT4 of FS30N, L / FS45C, N / FS10X
Remove the snap ring from the end of the once removed servo-motor, and remove the input gear.
iii) For JT5 and 6 of FS30N, L /FS45C, N
Remove the snap ring from the end of the once removed servo-motor, and remove the pulley.
(6) Install the once removed gear, gasket or pulley as specified in item (5) above to the new servo-metor.
In the course of parts installation, be careful not to make a mistake in the selection of the gear
direction. First, coat “LOCTITE 242” over the surfaces of the hexagon socket set screws for the
fixing of the gear. Next, tighten the hexagon socket set screws firmly. Tightening torque is
3.43N�m(35kgf�cm). Coat the following gear grease over the surface of the gear.
w Input gear of RV Reduction Unit or Cyclo Reduction Unit ��������MOLY WHITE RE No.00
(7) Assemble the new servo-motor.
The Tightening torque is 6.86 N�m (70kgf�cm).
(8) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors
as they were before.
(9) Re-install the covers to the designated places as they were before.
! CAUTION
When the gear or the pulley is removed, be careful not to give
excessively strong forces to the servo-motor.
Refer to “12. Adjustment of Timing Belt” detail for the adjustment
method of timing belt.
[ NOTE ]
! CAUTION
Since the gear or the pulley is attached to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its
mounting/dismounting. Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
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11.4. Replacement of 1.0 KW Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FA06N, L, E / FC06N / FS06N, L / FS10C, N, E FS10L / FA20N / FC20N / FP20N / FS20C, N
Axes JT1 JT2
JT3
(1) First, remove the covers from the designated places.
(2) Next, disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to be replaced.
Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be required from
the assembly. (Cut off "Insulock" provided for the fixing of vinyl sheet to be used for the protection of
connector parts.)
(3) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M8 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts).
When actually the bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment
(Length = about 280mm). Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be
dropped into the inner parts of the robot arm during the replacement work.
! WARNING
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the
"MOTOR POWER" switch without fail. ¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly
make the robot arm fall down or rotate. To avoid danger and to ensure safety, support the robot arm safely on
a supporting table or support by using a crane/forklift truck.
Connector for encoder Connector for motor power cable
M8 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
Connector for motor power cable
Tightening torque =3.43 N?m (35 kgf?cm)
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Connector for encoder
Gasket
Input gear
2-M4 Hexagon socket set screw
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(4) Remove the servo-motor.
(5) Loosen the hexagon socket set screws from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the gear.
At the same time, remove the gasket from the motor mounting face.
(6) Install the once removed gear and gasket as specified in item (5) above to the new servo-motor.
In the course of parts installation, be careful not to make a mistake in the selection of the gear direction.
First, coat “LOCTITE 242” over the surfaces of the hexagon socket set screws for the fixing of the gear.
Next, tighten the hexagon socket set screws firmly.
The tightening torque is 3.43N �m (35kgf�cm).
Coat the following gear grease over the surface of the gear.
• Input gear of Cyclo Reduction Unit .............................MOLY WHITE RE No.00
(7) Assemble the new servo-motor.
The tightening torque is 29.4N �m (300kgf�cm).
(8) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors as
they were before.
(9) Re-install the covers to the designated places as they were before.
! CAUTION
Since the gear is attached to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its mounting/dismounting.
Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
! CAUTION
When the gear is removed, be careful not to give excessively strong
forces to the servo-motor.
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11.5. Replacement of 2.1 KW Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FS10L / FA20N / FC20N / FP20N / FS20C, N
Axes JT1 JT2
(1) Remove the encoder cover and disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to
be replaced. Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be
required from the assembly.
! WARNING ¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the
"MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot fall down or rotate. To avoid danger and to ensure
safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support it by using a crane/forklift truck.
¤ Check to see if the encoder unit itself is repairable or not without fail. The encoder itself is also replaceable.
¤ If the encoder is normal and serviceable, and only the motor is required to
replace with a new one, first, remove the encoder from the motor, and after re-installing the motor, the encoder is required to install to the newly
replaced motor. For the details of mounting/dismounting procedures of
M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
Connector for encoder
Connector for motor power cable
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Open here, and
disconnect cable.
Encoder cover
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(2) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M10 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts). When actually the
bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment (Length = about 280 mm).
Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be dropped into the inner parts of
the robot arm during the replacement work.
(3) Remove the servo-motor.
(4) Loosen the hexagon socket set screws from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the gear.
At the same time, remove the gasket from the motor mounting face.
(5) Install the once removed gear and gasket as specified in item (4) above to the new servo-motor.
In the course of parts installation, be careful not to make a mistake in the selection of the gear direction. First, coat “LOCTITE 242” over the surfaces of the hexagon socket set screws. Next, tighten the socket set screws firmly. The tightening torque is 11.76N�m (120kgf�cm). Coat the following gear over the surface of the gear. • Input gear of Cyclo Reduction Unit����������MOLY WHITE RE No.00
(6) Assemble the servo-motor. The tightening torque is 56.84 N�m (580kgf�cm).
(7) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors as they were before.
(8) Re-install the encoder cover as they were before.
! CAUTION
Since the gear is attached to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply
excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its mounting/dismounting. Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
Input gear
M10 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
! CAUTION
Recommended tightening torque is 0.784 N�m (8 kgf�cm). The nylon washer deforms if the socket head cap bolt of the encoder
cover is tightened too much and the effect of the seal is lost.
! CAUTION When the gear is removed, be careful not to give excessively strong forces to the
servo-motor. Gasket
Tightening torque =11.76 N?m (120 kgf?cm)
2-M6 Hexagon socket set screw
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11.6. Replacement of 3.1 KW Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FS30N, L / FS45C, N/FS10X Axes JT3
(1) Remove the encoder cover and disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to
be replaced. Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be
required from the assembly.
! WARNING ¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the
"MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot fall down or rotate. To avoid danger and to ensure
safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support it by using a crane/forklift truck.
¤ Check to see if the encoder unit itself is repairable or not without fail. The encoder itself is also replaceable.
¤ If the encoder is normal and serviceable, and only the motor is required to replace with a new one, first, remove the encoder from the motor, and
after re-installing the motor, the encoder is required to install to the newly replaced motor. For the details of mounting/dismounting procedures of
Encoder (Model H20), please refer to separately prepared "H20 Encoder Replacement Instructions".
Connector for encoder
Encoder cover M4 Hexagon socket head cap bolt
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Connector for motor power cable
Open here, and
disconnect cable.
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(2) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M10 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts). When actually the
bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment (Length = about 280 mm).
Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be dropped into the inner parts of
the robot arm during the replacement work.
(3) Remove the servo-motor.
(4) Loosen the hexagon socket set screw from the end of the removed servo-motor, and remove the gear.
At the same time, remove the gasket from the motor mounting face.
(5) Install the once removed gear and gasket as specified in item (4) above to the new servo-motor.
First, coat "LOCTITE 242" over the surface of hexagon socket head set screw for the fixing gear. Next, tighten the socket set screw firmly. The tightening torque is 11.76N �m (120kgf�cm) Coat the following gear grease over the surface of the gear. • Input gear of RV Reduction Unit ������MOLY WHITE RE No.00
(6) Assemble the servo-motor. The tightening torque is 56.84N�m (580kgf�cm)
(7) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors as they were before.
(8) Re-install the encoder cover as they were before.
M10 Hexagon socket
head cap bolt
! CAUTION
Since the gear is attached to the motor shaft end, be careful not to apply
excessively strong forces to the servo-motor at its mounting/dismounting. Straightly mount/dismount the motor.
! CAUTION
Recommended tightening torque is 0.784 N�m(8 kgf�cm). The nylon washer deforms if the socket head cap bolt of the encoder cover is tightened too much and the effect of the seal is lost.
! CAUTION
When the gear is removed, be careful not to give excessively strong forces to the servo-motor.
Gear
M6 Hexagon socket set screw
Tighteining torque = 11.76 N�m (120kgf�cm)
Gasket
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11.7. Replacement of 4.2 KW Motor
Also, see "Figure of Motor Replacement".
Model FS30N, L / FS45C, N FS10X
Axes JT1 JT2
JT1 JT2
(1) Remove the encoder cover and disconnect the connector for motor power cable from the axis of motor to be replaced. Also, disconnect the connector for encoder, as well as disconnect all other connectors to be required from the assembly.
! WARNING
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, turn OFF the "MOTOR POWER" switch without fail.
¤ When a motor is required to replace with a new one, do not carelessly make the robot fall down or rotate. To avoid danger and to ensure safety, support the robot arm safely on a supporting table or support it by using a crane/forklift truck.
¤ Check to see if the encoder unit itself is repairable or not without fail. The encoder itself is also replaceable.
¤ If the encoder is normal and serviceable, and only the motor is required to replace with a new one, first, remove the encoder from the motor, and after re-installing the motor, the encoder is required to install to the newly replaced motor. For the details of mounting/dismounting procedures of Encoder (Model H20), please refer to separately prepared "H20 Encoder Replacement Instructions".
Connector for encoder
Connector for motor power cable
M4 Hexagon socket
head cap bolt
Connector cover Connector for
motor power cable
Connector
for braking M4 Hexagon socket
head cap bolt
Open here, and
disconnect cable.
M12 Hexagon socket
head cap bolt
encoder cover
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11. Replacement Instruction for Motors (2) Remove the servo-motor fixing bolts (M10 Hexagon socket head cap bolt - 4 bolts). When actually the
bolts are required to remove, use a torque wrench for hexagonal-bar attachment (Length = about 280 mm). Be careful that the once removed bolts should not be lost or should not be dropped into the inner parts of the robot arm during the replacement work.
(3) Remove the servo-motor.
Since the taper section of the gear is too tight to pull out unless the below mentioned jigs (pulley puller) are used. On the contrary, if you pull out the gear forcibly without using such exclusively designed and specified jigs, the servo-motor might be broken and the motor replacement work becomes very dangerous. Therefore follow the below procedures without fail.
(4) Attach the jigs (rod, pipe and bolt) to the servo -motor. On this occasion, be careful not to apply excessively strong forces to the motor section and the encoder section. Moreover, loosen the center bolt in the Input gear tip by about 5mm.
(5) Attach “Pulley puller” to the jig.
! CAUTION
¤ If the dismount of the servo-motor is difficult, utilize tap for bolt-pulling in the motor flange section (M12 x 4 places).
¤ Be careful that the weight of the servo-motor is very heavy to handle (approx. 30kg).
Bolt
Pipe
Rod
Center bolt
(M10 Hexagon socket head cap bolt)
Input gear
Center bolt
Input gear Approx. 5mm
Loosen the center bolt approx. 5mm in length,
and make sure that the bolt is not pulled out.
This procedures is prerequisite to afford a
safety stopper which is useful when the input
Bar Pulley puller
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(6) Remove the input gear provided in the taper shaft section by using “Pulley puller”.
7) Remove the center bolt. Then remove the input gear.
(8) Coat special grease (Molybdenum disulfide grease) over the surface of the taper shaft section.
After that, install the once removed input gear and center bolt as specified in item(7) above to the new
servo-motor.
(9) Once, tighten the input gear firmly by applying 56.84N �m (580kgf�cm) torque.
After that, remove it again. Re-install the input gear by applying 17.15 N�m (175kgf�cm) torque after coat
“LOCKTITE 242” over the surface of the center bolt.
Grip flat part provided in the input gear with the wrench when tightening. The motor brake might slip.
(10) Assemble the servo-motor. Tightening torque is 98N �m (1000kgf�cm).
(11) Re-connect the connector for motor power cable and the connector for encoder, and all other connectors as
they were before.
(12) Re-install encoder cover as they were before.
! CAUTION
While the input gear is being tightened by applying 56.84N�m
(580kgf�cm) of high torque and installed, it might result in unable to take away the input gear from the assembly in the next disassembling work. In
other words, it is necessary once to loosen and to re-tighten the input gear by applying 17.15N�m(175kgf�cm) of low torque.
! CAUTION
When the input gear is too tight to disconnect, if you forcibly disconnect it, be careful that the input gear might be suddenly jump out and might hit
the stopper provided on the center bolt head.
! CAUTION
Recommended tightening torque is 0.784 N�m(8kgf�cm). The nylon washer deforms if the socket head cap bolt of the encoder
cover is tightened too much and the effect of the seal is lost.
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12. Adjustment of Timing Belt
Adequate tension : Referring to the below figure, when you the center of belt at pressure F[N], to a degree
that the belt deflects about δ mm.
Model Axis Pressure F [N] Deflection δ [mm]
JT5 3.5∼5.0 3.4 FA06N, L, E FC06N FS06N, L FS10C, N, E, X JT6 3.5∼5.0 2.2
JT5 4.0∼5.0 3.6 FS10L FA20N FC20N FP20N FS20C, N
JT6 4.0∼5.0 2.3
JT5 9.5∼12.0 4.9 FS30N, L FS45C, N
JT6 9.5∼12.0 3.3
(1) Rotate 1 turn and loosen the 4 motor bracket mounting
bolts.
(2) Move the motor bracket and adjust the distance
between axes of the pulleys. And make the tension of
the belt suitable as specified below.
(3) Tighten the mounting bolts.
F [N] δ mm
Adjustment procedures:
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l FS Series
Connector for motor
power cable
Connector for
encoder
Motor for JT3
Connector for
encoder
Connector for motor
power cable
Motor for JT2
Connector for
encoder
Connector for
motor power cable Motor for JT1
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Connector for
encoder
Connector for
motor power cable Motor for JT5
Connector for
encoder
Connector for
motor power cable
Motor for JT6
Connector for
encoder
Connector for
motor power cable
Motor for JT4
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