Check of power supply cord, switch, wiring and motor 4.1 Power supply cord Disconnect tool from line/mains!. Continuity checker/Buzzer or Ohmmeter 5.1 Heating element Disconnect tool
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1 Scope of applicability
These repair instructions are reserved exclusively for LEISTER service centres Only experienced and qualified personnel trained by LEISTER Process Technologies,
CH-6060 Sarnen, are allowed to do repair work on LEISTER tools Additional national re-quirements relative to personnel carrying out repair work are to be observed by each service centre
2 Safety precautions
A well-equipped working place (see appendix: „Equipment for LEISTER repair service“)
is essential for doing qualified work When servicing use only identical original LEISTER replacement parts for each type of tool
3 Remarks
- Each repaired tool has to pass the test procedure! ==> Test procedure
- If there exist any additional national testing requirements exceeding the LEISTER test procedure, the repaired tool has also to pass those requirements
- If it is impossible to repair a tool, it should be returned immediately to the
manufactur-er, LEISTER Process Technologies, CH-6060 Sarnen, Switzerland, carriage paid
up-to Sarnen The LEISTER company will repair the up-tool within 24 hours after its arrival
- When ordering spare parts use the order numbers of the spare parts list When
ser-vicing use only identical original LEISTER replacement parts!
are accessible without using a tool, some life parts could ap-pear Its contact can cause danger to life! Insure tool is dis-connected from the line before any work is commenced!
Repaired tools must pass the LEISTER test procedure (see page 8) and any additional local requirements Check with your local Statutory Authority for testing requirements
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4.1 Power supply cord
Disconnect tool from line/mains! Remove the enclosure and the power supply cord The power supply cord has to be replaced, if there is a short circuit, a break or any mechanical damage detected Continuity checker/Buzzer, visual inspection
Do not shorten the power supply cord! If the customer did so, the power supply cord has to be replaced
4.2 Switch
Check power switch: - Position 0: No continuity
- Position 1: Continuity Continuity checker/Buzzer
4.3 Internal wiring
Check all of the connections (leads, wires) and make sure, that there are no breaks (due to vibrations) Visual inspection
4.4 Motor
Check motor brushes: Remove motor brushes, measure its length and replace them,
if their length is 4 mm or even less Check both brushes! If the carbon brushes are not to be replaced make sure to re-insert them the same way as removed (abraison)
Visual inspection
Clean up the tool For cleaning up the handle’s display-window use only water, spirit
or seam-cleaner If the air filter at the end of the enclosure is missing or if it is defec-tive, replace it If the air filter is clogged, clean it up and give a message to the cus-tomer as follows:
Clean up the air filter at the end of the enclosure with a small brush when polluted!
Mount power supply cord and handle again Connect the tool to line/mains and switch it on Motor must turn now; if not, it has to be replaced Make sure, that the tool is disconnected from line/mains in this case!
The motor has also to be replaced if there is a defect of the bearing or of the commutator A defect of the bearing causes an excessive noise The commutator is defective, if the power consumption of the motor exceeds
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Check if tool heats correctly:
- Adjustment of Set value by potentiometer:
Set value Heating output Actual value Tolerance Time
000 032 Tool may not heat 060 140
300 570 Tool heats 300 570 +/- 5° after about 2 minutes
600 1110 Tool heats 600 1110 +/- 5° after about 2 minutes
- Adjust Actual value with trimmpotentiometer at the electronic circuit board PID-02-R
(turn clockwise Actual value increases)
- Check the temperature with a probe (ø < 1mm) while the tool is fitted with a tubular
nozzle ø 5mm Replace the thermocouple if the temperature deviates more than
- Make sure that the periodical pulsing of the current increases steadily after the
Check continuity of thermocouple (must have continuity), if the temperature
display shows permanently flashing „SEr“
Continuity checker/Buzzer or Ohmmeter
5.1 Heating element
Disconnect tool from line/mains! Remove heater tube and mica tube and pull the
heating element carefully (do not bend the thermocouple!) out from its socket Check
continuity of the heating element (must have continuity) Continuity checker/Buzzer
Make a visual inspection of the heating element Replace the heating
ele-ment, if it is either mechanically damaged or if any heating channels are
Clean up the photo resistor, if it is dirty (powder of the brushes) Rag
Restore heating element, mica tube and heater tube to the tool, connect the tool to
line/mains and check for proper heating (see Function control of heating)
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Disconnect the thermocouple by screws and measure the resistance of the thermo-couple between the two leads (value about 5) Ohmmeter
Check thermocouple for short circuit between leads and jacket (insulating resistance
at 600°C/1110°F: at least 12 M) Continuity checker/Buzzer and Ohmmeter
Connect thermocouple with correct polarity
Clean the thermocouple carefully with an emery paper if strongly oxydated
5.3 Temperature limit switch (KLIXON) and photo resistor
Disconnect tool from line/mains! Dismount rubber stand and connecting head and remove turbines and distributor Replace defective parts and clean up the other parts Check continuity of the temperature limit switch (must have continuity)
Function control of photo resistor: Desolder one of the two wires of the photo resis-tor, complete the tool, connect it to line/mains and check its proper heating (see Function control of heating)
If the tool heats properly now, disconnect it from line/mains and replace the photo resistor The back of the photo resistor and its leads must be covered with silicone caoutchouc
If the tool does not heat (properly), disconnect it from line/mains and resolder the removed wire
+ pole (green) PID-02-R
Terminal block for thermocouple
Connector
to PID-03-V
Trimmer Actual value Connector
to display
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replacement of the electronic circuit boards
5.4.1 Potentiometer
Desolder connections to potentiometer and measure its resistance:
Pin Resistance Pin 1 - Pin 3: 20 k
1 2 3 Resistance Pin 1 - Pin 2: 0 - 20 k *
Resistance Pin 2 - Pin 3: 0 - 20 k *
* Check the entire range of the potentiometer Ohmmeter
Replace the potentiometer if the measured values deviate more than +/- 10% from the values stated above Cover the soldering tags with insulating varnish 2451, black
5.4.2 Triac
Desolder connections to the triac Check continuity of triac as follows and replace
it, if this check does not agree with the table stated below:
MT1 MT2 Gate Results
+ - open circuit
- + open circuit
+ : Red probe tip (terminal plus pole)
- : Black probe tip (terminal minus pole)
If the triac has to be replaced, cover its bottom side (heat sink) with thermal con-ducting paste Each of the soldering connections must be equiped with a shrink sleeve and afterwards covered with insulating varnish 2451, black
If the tool still does not heat properly, the electronic circuit (printed wiring board) must be replaced
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Warning! The following measurement has to be carried out on the tool
which is under line/mains voltage Therefore when touching elec-trical components and connections this can cause danger to life! The tool has to be built on a insulated base and saved so that it cannot slip away mistakenly during doing measurement
If the temperature display module
does not show any values,
dis-connect its plug Measure the
voltage on VDC-range between
pin 3 and 4 on the electronic
cir-cuit board PID-02-R (see drawing
beside) The voltage has to be 5V
+/-0.2V If this voltage is not
de-tected, the power electronic circuit
board (PID-03-V) has to be
re-placed If the voltage is within the
balance, replace the temperature
display module
If the temperature display module permanently shows 60-70°C, the error has to be located either on the control unit PID-02-R or on the power unit PID-03-V - correct functioning of the triac required To find out, which board is defective, connect the connector to the power unit and the thermocouple to another control unit (without replacing the original one) Do a function control now If the tool heats properly and the display shows the correct values now, replace the control unit PID-02-R, otherwise the power unit PID-03-V
Before replacing the electronic circuit board PID-03-V find out its type, voltage and color of the leads The wiring has to be made in accordance with the Wiring Diagram (page 10) Notice the following hints for re-placement of the electronic circuit board:
- Equip each of the soldering tags of the Triac with a shrink sleeve and after that cover them with insulating varnish 2451, black
- Cover the soldering tags of the potentiometer with insulating varnisch
2451, black as well
Trimmer Actual value
Connector
to PID-03-V
Temperature Display module
PID-02-R Top view
4 3
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1 Insulation test
- Check correct functioning of the high voltage tester
(shorten tips signal-lamp and horn)
- Set power switch of the LEISTER tool to „1“ position
- Apply test voltage of 4000V for 1 second between plug and accessible metal parts (heater tube) No breakdown should occur
2 Functioning test
- Set power switch to „0“, potentiometer to „0“ and connect LEISTER tool to rated volt-age (line/mains or transformer)
- Set power switch to „1“ ==> motor turns, check power consumption of the motor
- Check smooth running of motor (bearings, commutator) and fan (vibrations, particles)
- Check heating: Equip the tool with a tubular nozzle ø 5mm, adjust the set value by potentiometer and verify the temperature values with a probe (diameter of probe < 1mm)
Set value Heating output Actual value Tolerance Time
000 032 Tool may not heat 060 140
300 570 Tool heats 300 570 +/- 5° after about 2 minutes
600 1110 Tool heats 600 1110 +/- 5° after about 2 minutes
Make sure that the periodical pulsing of the current increases steadily after the
- Check rated power consumption of the tool at full heat output
3 Check all components clear
- Filter must be fitted
- Check details printed or die-stamped on handle: type, voltage, current, power (must correspond with the above measurements!)
- Warnings must be printed on the handle
- Check power supply cord mechanically and electrically (correct plug type for country, cord diameter as per rated current)
- Rubber stand must be fitted; all screws must be tightened
- Company label (LEISTER) must be fixed on the handle
- Tool should be checked for cleanliness and possible damage
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8 Markings and connections of motors «T» 47/25
Photo resistance
Photo resistance
PID-03-V
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100-230V and 120V UL
TRIAC_PID_03_V
P534 GND GATE VCC
INPUT AC
SET VREF GND VREF
NO CONNECT
TRIAC_PID_02_R
GND GATE VCC
P534
ACTUAL SET VREF GND VREF
NO CONNECT
100-230VAC
100-230VAC
Yellow
Blue
Blue
Green White
Blue
Red
Red
White
Turquoise,(Grey UL) Black
Black
Switch
Potentiometer 20k
10uH
R_Photo 2200pFY
10uH
MOTOR T 47/25
Thermocouple +
-2 1
Temperature limit switch
t
Heating element according to volatage / power
TRIAC 25A
42V
TRIAC_PID_03_V
P534 GND GATE VCC
INPUT AC
SET VREF GND VREF
NO CONNECT
TRIAC_PID_02_R
GND GATE VCC
P534
ACTUAL SET VREF GND VREF
NO CONNECT
42VAC
Blue
Green
Blue
Red
Red
White
Black
Black
Turquoise
42V/950W White
Blue
White
Switch
Potentiometer 20k
R_Photo
MOTOR T 47/25
Thermocouple +
-2 1
Temperature limit switch
t
1
2
TRIAC 40A
2200pFY
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Trang 1311 Spare parts list
1 100.258 1 Air filter
2 100.032 1 Company label 75 x 22
3 106.185 1 Handle (with display), Warnings printed
4 100.260 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 230V/1600W with SEV approval mark
4 100.631 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 200V/1400W
4 100.632 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 120V/1600W with UL approval mark
4 100.634 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 100V/1400W
4 100.635 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 42V/1000W
4 100.633 1 Nameplate Triac PID, 120V/1600W
5 100.261 6 Raised countersunk screw M4 x 8
6 106.186 1 Rocker switch complete
6 108.319 1 Rocker switch complete, 250V/20A, with snap-fit tabs (UL)
7 100.263 1 Potentiometer knob red
8 100.046 1 Potentiometer 20kOhm
9 100.264 1 Connecting piece complete
10 100.266 2 Raised cheese head screw combination M4 x 8
11 100.267 2 PT-screw KL30 x 10
12 100.268 1 Strain relief for cord 2 x 1mm2
12 100.637 1 Strain relief for cord 2 x 1.5mm2 / 2 x 14AWG (UL)
13 100.269 2 Thread forming raised cheese head screw M4 x 10
14 100.270 1 Thread forming raised cheese head screw M3 x 6
15 109.927 1 Triac 25A/800V
16 100.272 3 Shrink sleeve 1/8" x 12mm, black
17 100.273 1 Electronic circuit board PID-03-V, 100-230V
17 100.638 1 Electronic circuit board PID-03-V, 120V (UL)
17 100.639 1 Electronic circuit board PID-03-V, 42V
18 100.274 1 Electronic circuit board PID-02-R
19 100.275 1 Temperature display module complete °C
19 100.640 1 Temperature display module complete °F
20 100.276 1 Motor T47/25 complete, 230V
20 100.641 1 Motor T47/25 complete, 200V
20 100.642 1 Motor T47/25 complete, 120V
20 100.643 1 Motor T47/25 complete, 100V
20 100.644 1 Motor T47/25 complete, 42V
22 100.278 1 Cord guide
23 100.279 2 Brushholder
24 100.645 2 Carbon brush (200/230V)
24 100.646 2 Carbon brush (42/100/120V)
26 100.628 1 Turbine housing (with display) complete
26 100.647 1 Turbine housing (with display) complete, 42V
28 100.284 3 Thread forming raised cheese head screw M4 x 14
29 100.305 2 Turbine
30 100.629 1 Stripper complete
31 100.287 1 Hexagon nut M5
32 100.288 1 Thermocouple
33 106.184 1 Photo resistance bended
34 106.183 1 Temperature limit switch 135°C
35 100.291 1 Connecting head complete
36 100.295 1 Rubber stand