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Customer Code:
LP11599E-0230-0420-LIS-00006
IRISH MANUFACTURING SERVICES LIMITED
FH8-11W
PARTS BOOK
Index
Contents Page
Disassembled Product
Plant Arrangement
Conveyer
Bottom Frame
Belt Scraper
Feed Boot
Lower Frame
Skako Feeder
Feeder Mount
Panel Mount
Counterweight Box
Upper Frame
Panel
Crib
Panel Cover
Mounting
Pipe Guard
Dividing Hopper
Dividing Hopper Door
Power Pack
Hydraulic Circuit
Skako Electrical Manual
Skako Mechanical Manual

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9
11
10 8
14
2
13
12 7
6
1
4 15
2 1
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
NO
1 IMS-23715 Lower Frame 2
2 IMS-23718 Upper Frame 2
3 IMS-17875 Bin 2
B 4 IMS-23621 -
PB.SLDDRW 2 B
5 IMS-23634 - PB Counterweight 4
Box
6 IMS-23639 - PB Feeder Mount 2
7 IMS-23640 Crib 2
8 IMS-23643 Dividing 1
Hopper
9 IMS-23714 - PB Mounting 1
Frame
10 IMS-23933 Skako Feeder 3
11 IMS-23795 Pipe Guard 1
12 IMS-23920 Panel Mount 2
13 IMS-23924 Panel 2
14 IMS-23923 Panel Cover 2
15 IMS-24157 Powerpack 2
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED: NAME DATE
A DIMENSIONS ARE IN INCHES

TOLERANCES:
FRACTIONAL
DRAWN
CHECKED TITLE:
A
Plant
ANGULAR: MACH BEND
ENG APPR.
TWO PLACE DECIMAL
THREE PLACE DECIMAL
Arrangement
MFG APPR.
INTERPRET GEOMETRIC Q.A.

PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL TOLERANCING PER:
COMMENTS:
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS MATERIAL
SIZE DWG. NO. REV
AFH8-11W - PB
DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF
<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE>. ANY
REPRODUCTION IN PART OR AS A WHOLE FINISH
WITHOUT THE WRITTEN PERMISSION OF NEXT ASSY USED ON
<INSERT COMPANY NAME HERE> IS
PROHIBITED. APPLICATION DO NOT SCALE DRAWING SCALE: 1:500WEIGHT: SHEET 2 OF 2
2 1
5 7
37
26
39
14
38
28 29
25 22
27
31 35 4
12
16 8
18
34
30
3
11 17
23
10 13 24
1 9 2 15
40 21
36 33 32
20 19
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.

F F
1 IMS-23622 Lattice Section 1
2 IMS-20321 30 Deg Roller 8
3 IMS-20322 50 Deg Roller 6
4 IMS-11650 2 1-2" Pillow Block Bearing 4
5 SK9042.1 AZ D BH - Nord Geared Motor 1
160MH4
6 IMS-22231 Drive Drum 1
7 IMS-13622 Torque Arm 1
E 8 IMS-23629 Feed Boot 1 E
9 IMS-23624 Skirt 1
10 IMS-23625 Skirt 2
11 IMS-10704 Return Roller 4
12 IMS-13634 Return Roller Bracket 8
13 IMS-12999 Plough Scraper Assy 1
14 IMS-13062 E-Stop Bracket 1
15 IMS-13638 E Stop Bracket 2
D 16 IMS-13063 E-Stop Bracket 1 D
17 IMS-22226 Tail Guard 1
18 IMS-22227 Tail Guard 1
19 IMS-22228rev1 Under Guard 3
22 IMS-19590 Side Guard 1
C 24 IMS-13646 Side Guard 2 C
25 IMS-13651rev1 Head Guard 1
26 IMS-13652rev1 Head Guard 1
28 IMS-22207rev1 Adjuster 2
29 IMS-22208 Adjuster bar 2
30 IMS-10995 Washer 2
31 IMS-22209 Belt Scraper 1
B 32 IMS-11246rev1 Drum 1 B
33 IMS-23624-Opp Skirt Opp 1
35 IMS-22232 Conveyor-Trestle 1
NAME SIGNATURE DATE TITLE:
37 IMS-23632 Trestle 1 DRAWN
38 E0007147 Magnet 1 CHK'D
APPV'D
39 IMS-23777 Magnet Frame 1 MFG
A 40 IMS-23778 Skirt 1 MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23621 - PB.SLDDRW
Q.A
A3
WEIGHT: SCALE:1:200 SHEET 2 OF 2
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
8
4 17
18
5 3
E E
26
6
14
21
19
D D
1
9
20
22
27
25
C 13 C
24 15
12 10
23
B 11 B
16 2
7
DATE TITLE:
Lower Frame
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23715
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23716 Frame front panel 1
2 IMS-17812 Bottom Frame Sub Assembly 1

(Lower Side)
3 IMS-17814 Bottom Frame Sub Assembly (Back) 1
4 IMS-17819 Bottom Frame Sub Assembly 2

(Upper)
5 IMS-17824 Tow Bar Sub Assembly 1
E E
6 IMS-17829 Brace Sub Assembly 4
7 IMS-18486 Transport Post 1
8 IMS-17848 10mm Sheet 4
9 IMS-17851 Sleeper Bracket 2
10 IMS-17851-OPP Right Hand Sleeper Bracket 2
11 IMS-17855-Rev1 Fulcrum Sub Assembly 2
D 12 IMS-23717 Axle Fab 1 D

13 IMS-13549-50 Tyre 2
14 IMS-17869 Tow Bar Sub Assembly 1
15 IMS-18330-Rev1 Sleeper Beam Assy 2
16 IMS-18629 Powerpack Support Channel 1
17 MirrorIMS-18629 Support Channel 1
18 IMS-20181 Control Panel Guard 1
C 19 IMS-18640-Rev1 Control Panel Side Guard 1 C
20 IMS-19614 Control Panel Frame 1
21 MirrorIMS-20181 Control Panel Guard 1
22 IMS-13260 Jackleg Ram 2
23 8045400-Rod Ram 2
24 IMS-23769 Axle Strut 2
25 IMS-23797 Powerpack Mount 1
B 26 IMS-23798 Drawbar Pin 1 B
27 IMS-23569 Conveyor-Frame 1
DATE TITLE:
Lower Frame
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23715
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
4 5 1
E E
D D
C 3 C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Belt Scraper
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-22209
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F

1 IMS-10628 REV1 Scraper flat 1
2 IMS-10670 REV1 6mm Plasma 1
3 IMS-22210 Scraper mount 2
4 IMS-10703 Adjuster 2
5 IMS-10731rev1 Rubber 1
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Belt Scraper
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-22209
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
E E
D D
C C
B B
4 DATE TITLE:
Plough Scraper
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
3
Assy
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-12999
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F

1 IMS-12292 Scraper 1
2 IMS-12998 Bracket 2
3 IMS-12293 RUBBER Rubber 1
4 IMS-12291 Clamp 2
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Plough Scraper
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
Assy
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-12999
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1
2 6
7 8
5
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23631 Boot 1
E E
2 IMS-13003 Rubber Clamp 4
3 IMS-22219 Side Rubber 2
4 IMS-13004 Back Rubber clamp 1

D D
5 IMS-13624 Back Rubber 1
C 7 IMS-23627 Wear Plate 16 C
8 IMS-23630 Wear Plate 1
9 IMS-23630-Opp Wear Plate 1
B B
DATE TITLE:
Feed Boot
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23629
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23933 Skako Feeder 1

E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Skako Feeder
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23933
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23639 - PB Feeder Mount 1

E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Feeder Mount
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23639 - PB
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
E E
1 IMS-23920 Panel Mount 1
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Panel Mount
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23920
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2
1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23634 Counterweight Box 1
E E
2 IMS-23637 Lid 1
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Counterweight
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
Box
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23634 - PB
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2
1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23719 Side Fab 2
2 IMS-17842 Top Frame sub-assembly (side) 2
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Upper Frame
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23718
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23924 Panel 1
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Panel
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23924
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23640 Crib 1
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Crib
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23640
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23923 Panel Cover 1
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Panel Cover
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23923
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F

1 IMS-23714 - PB Mounting Frame 1
E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Mounting Frame
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23714 - PB
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23795 Pipe Guard 1

E E
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Pipe Guard
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23795
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
16 19 15
2
17
18
24
23
5
4 22
3
14
13
9
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23641 Hopper 1
2 IMS-23646 Door 1
3 IMS-23644 Shaft 1
4 3220300-Rod Ram 2
5 3220300-Cylinder Ram 2
E E
6 IMS-23648 Arm 2
7 IMS-23649 Needle 2
D D
C 19 IMS-23712-Opp Wear Plate 2 C

21 IMS-23921 Sensor Mount 2
24 IMS-23926 Chute Decal 2
B B
DATE TITLE:
Dividing Hopper
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23643
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
E E
D D
C 2 C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Door
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23646
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
1 IMS-23642 Door 1
10mmPlate 1
Sleeve 1
12mmPlate 8
6mmPlate 6
E E
M12 Weld Nut 12
D D
C C
B B
DATE TITLE:
Door
NAME SIGNATURE
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
IMS-23646
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY NOTES
1 IMS-24157 Power Pack 1
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
F F
E E
22KW @ 60Hz
AXLE BASE AND CHUTE TILT

LOWER LEFT/RIGHT
2.3CC PUMP
3/8"
D D
B
T P
A
C C
B B
NAME SIGNATURE DATE TITLE:
DRAWN
CHK'D
APPV'D
20TF Hydraulic Circuit
MFG
A MATERIAL: DWG NO.

A
Hydraulic Circuit
Q.A
A3
8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
2018-05-22
Frontpage_GB
Translated version
MANUAL
Electrical
SKAKO VIBRATION ORDER

63782
I.M.S. LTD
P12488
www.skako.com - skakovibration.dk@skako.com – tel +45 63 61 63 40 1

2018-05-22
Frontpage_GB
Translated version
Table of Content
1. Operating Instructions SKAKOTROL 056189GB
2. Diagrams 40035574
3. Spare parts 40035574GB

056189gb
SKAKOTROL
Data Sheet / Operating Instructions
Version: SER: YYMM - ----

9322 - 1000
Data Sheet / Operating Instructions 056189gb
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SKAKOTROL
Table of Contents:
1. Operating Instructions .................................................................................................................................... 3

1.1 Installation Instructions .......................................................................................................................... 3
1.2 Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................... 3
1.3 Capacity Regulation ............................................................................................................................... 3
1.4 Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................... 3
1.5 EMC Approvals ..................................................................................................................................... 4
1.6 Noise filter.............................................................................................................................................. 4
1.7 Voltage measuring ................................................................................................................................. 5
2. SKAKOTROL Controls .................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 Description ............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2 Installation .............................................................................................................................................. 6
2.3 Converter ................................................................................................................................................ 8
2.4 Testing and troubleshooting ................................................................................................................... 9
2.5 SKAKOTROL print (Trolsign mi. 1-2) ............................................................................................... 12
3. SKAKOPAC ................................................................................................................................................... 14
3.1 Description ........................................................................................................................................... 14
3.2 Installation of SKAKOPAC ................................................................................................................. 14
3.3 Regulation Curves ................................................................................................................................ 14
3.4 Frequency Compensation ..................................................................................................................... 14
3.5 Cable length compensation .................................................................................................................. 16
3.6 SKAKOPAC print (Trolsign bl. 3) ..................................................................................................... 21
3.7 Coarse/fine Proportioning .................................................................................................................... 22
3.8 SKAKOPAC print coarse/fine (Trolsign bl. 4) .................................................................................... 23

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SKAKOTROL
1. Operating Instructions
1.1 Installation Instructions
See item 2.2-2.2.5 and section 4.0, Operating Instructions electromagnetic
vibrator.
1.2 Maintenance
The board must be frequently inspected and cleaned. Cleaning must take
place with a brush and vacuum cleaner, if dust has got into the board.
Disconnect the power supply to the board before cleaning is started.
Defective components must be replaced by original spare parts.
Also see section 4.0, Operating Instructions electromagnetic vibrator.
1.3 Capacity Regulation

Capacity regulation (stroke length) by means of a SKAKOTROL control –
see item 2.0-2.5.
1.4 Troubleshooting
1.4.1 Power unit out of order
a) Vibrator is defective
b) SKAKOTROL control is defective – see item 2.0-2.5
c) Defective connection to the power supply
1.4.2 The power unit functions at unstable or reduced effect

(stroke)
a) Mains voltage too low
b) Vibrator is defective
c) SKAKOTROL control is defective – see item 2.0-2.5

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SKAKOTROL
1.5 EMC Approvals

The SKAKOTROL print and associated plug has been tested according to
the IEC 801-4 (CE) industry standard. The prints conform with the
prescribed level of 2KV on the mains cable and 1-2 KV on the signal cable.
In connection with radiation, the limits valid for the housing and industry
standard are observed.
All measuring is made with a standard metal board (H x W x D = 400 x 400

x 260 mm).
In order to observe the limits for conducted emission, a filter should be

installed in the supply lines to the control. At the same time, screened cables
should be used from the control unit to the vibrator. The cable should be
provided with braided screen and short “pigtails” in both ends (max. 2-5
cm). SKAKO VIBRATION recommends the use of the following filters
(section 1.6):
1.6 Noise filter

Type FN 351-8-29 8A/440 V AC
Type FN 351-16-29 16A/440 V AC
Type FN 351-25-33 25A/440 V AC
Type FN 351-36-33 36A/440 V AC
Type FN 351-50-33 50A/440 V AC
Type FN 350-8-29 8A/250 V AC

Type FN 350-12-29 12A/250 V AC
Type FN 350-20-29 20A/250 V AC
Type FN 350-30-33 30A/250 V AC
Type FN 350-55-33 55A/250 V AC
Installation of the filter must be carried out carefully in order to obtain the
maximum effect of the filter, i.e. good frame connection, short wires from
the supply to the SKAKOTROL plug, and a good earth connection.
Avoiding screened cables is possible, if desired. Another type of filters must

then be used. These filters are available in various sizes depending on the
load:
16IK10 = 16V 480V 50/60 Hz

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SKAKOTROL
35IK10 = 35A 480V 50/60 Hz
1.7 Voltage measuring

As the SKAKOTROL produces a pulsating voltage, it is very important to
be aware of what exactly is being measured, so that the measurings may be
compared. For this purpose, a list showing what to measure with digital
instruments without RMS, with digital instruments with RMS, and with
moving-iron instruments, respectively, has been made. These measurings
cannot be used for regulation of capacity. Capacity is set by SKAKO
VIBRATION by means of normalized vibrators.
Examples:
Measuring instruments
Print type Capacity Fluke Philips Moving- Digital
adjustment -RMS +RMS iron -RMS
745100 100% 168V 204V 190V 170V

80% 164V 201V 186V 166V
60% 159V 197V 180V 160V
40% 143V 186V 170V 142V
20% 83V 131V 110V 73V
745101 100% 286V 348V 339V 296V

80% 280V 344V 332V 290V
60% 271V 338V 326V 281V
40% 246V 316V 302V 254V
20% 144V 220V 202V 155V
745102 100% 293V 373V 362V 296V

80% 287V 368V 358V 290V
60% 279V 361V 350V 281V
40% 254V 339V 328V 254V
20% 164V 250V 232V 155V
745104 100% 295V 355V 345V 290V

80% 286V 349V 338V 283V
60% 277V 342V 330V 292V
40% 247V 321V 308V 241V
20% 139V 219V 202V 124V

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SKAKOTROL
2. SKAKOTROL Controls
2.1 Description
2.1.1
The SKAKOTROL print is an electronic control intended for the control
and regulation of an electromagnetic SKAKO VIBRATION vibrator. By
means of a potentiometer is it possible to regulate the vibrator continuously.
It is also possible to regulate the vibrator by means of an external signal of
0-20 mA or 0-10 V.
The SKAKOTROL print is voltage stable within a voltage variation of ±

10% of the rated voltage with a stability of ± 2%. The maximum and
minimum voltage area are indicated on the type sign (i.e. SKAKOTROL
C400 360-440V).
With installation of the control print SKAKOPAC it is possible to change

the external control signal to other values, see description about the
SKAKOPAC control print.
The SKAKOTROL is delivered as an entire control unit containing the

SKAKOTROL print, relay for on/off, breaker, switch, potentiometer, fuses,
terminals etc. In controls in which external control signals are used, the
selection of potentiometer regulation or 0-20mA/0-10 V signal regulation
takes place by means of a switch.
The SKAKOTROL is delivered either incorporated in an electro-board/box

(IP55) or as installation module intended for incorporation in existing
electro-board.
2.2 Installation
2.2.1
Before connecting the SKAKOTROL with the supply it should be checked
that the type sign on the electroboard/box is in accordance with the actual
supply. The supply must be frequency stable. By deviations larger than +/-
0.5 Hz, frequency compensation must be installed (see section 3.4).
2.2.2
If the potentiometer for capacity regulation is moved away from the control
box, the cable must be at least a screened cable of 3x0.5mm2. The cable is
grounded at one end with short "pig-tails" (max. 2-5 cm). At cable length
larger than approximately 80m an isolation amplifier must be inserted. This
may also be the case with cable lengths shorter than approximately 80m due
to noise entering the cable.

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SKAKOTROL
2.2.3
At isolation tests on the mains (Megger) the print card must always be taken
out of the control box.
2.2.4
The control box must be installed in a place providing the possibilities for
checking the results of the capacity regulations. Furthermore it should be
sheltered from rain and material splashes. The SKAKOTROL is constructed
for operation in a temperature area between 0° - + 40°. When installing
SKAKOTROL controls IP00 these must be placed together with the main
current - if possible in a separate field. The protective wire from the
SKAKOTROL plug must be as short as possible, as this also is used for the
bypass of the noise (wire length max. 5 cm).
The installation instructions valid in the place where the SKAKOTROL is

installed must be observed. This is also applies to the installation of the
safety switch/repair switch. These are not to be used for start/stop, unless
the switch has a built-in auxiliary contact used in the on/off circuit, on the
SKAKOTROL print.
About extra protection: If you wish to use earth leak circuit breaker
this/these must be intended for pulsating direct and alternating current
(HPFI).
When noise filter is used in the supply lines for the SKAKOTROL control
system, a PFI switch should be applied instead of a HPFI switch, as leak
currents exceeding 30 mA may appear.
When using a remote control potentiometer the cable between

IMPORTANT potentiometer and SKAKOTROL must be 1,5 sq. mm screened cable
(the screen with earthing at one end only could e.g. be of lead).
The switch built into or delivered with the box is a special switch for which
the following must be observed:
Start: Main voltage to be connected before pilot voltage.
Stop: Pilot voltage to be disconnected before main voltage.
This must be respected, i.e. ON/OFF regulation must not take place within
the main voltage.
If above switch is not used, ON/OFF regulations must be done as shown in

the diagram, as switching on and off. If using a "Megger", the printed circuit
must be withdrawn.

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SKAKOTROL
2.2.5
As the cable length and the dimension between the SKAKOTROL and the
vibrator influence the stroke length of the vibrator, the values in the
following table must be observed.
The table shows the cable dimension between the SKAKOTROL and the
vibrator. The table is based on a maximum allowable loss of stroke length
of 7% in consequence of the cable dimensioning.
Vibrator type 8D 20D 50/100D

Cable length
0-25 m 1.5 mm2 1.5 mm2 2.5 mm2
25-40 m 1.5 mm2 2.5 mm2 4.0 mm2
2
40-50 m 1.5 mm 2.5 mm2 x)
50-65 m 2.5 mm2 2-5 mm2 x)
65-100 m 2.5 mm2 4.0 mm2 x)
100-150 m x) x) x)
x) SKAKOTROL positioned by the vibrator
When installing the control print SKAKOPAC is it possible to compensate

for the cable length and the square. Hereby you may increase the cable
length. See description of the SKAKOPAC control card.
2.3 Converter
By converter operation the external control signal must be galvanic
separated (hanging) . + and - must only be connected to + and - on the
current generator.
2.3.1
If the SKAKOTROL control is provided with an external control signal, it is
possible to change between manual operation and external control signal by
means of a switch:
2.3.2 Control Signal

Input signal: 0-20 mA
0 mA stroke length => 0,1 %
4 mA stroke length => 4,0 %
20 mA stroke length => 100 %
Input impedance: Rin <200 Ohm
Input signal: 0-10V

0V stroke length => 0,1%
2V stroke length => 4,0%
10V stroke length => 100%

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SKAKOTROL
Input impedance: Rin >10 KOhm
By 0mA/0V the capacity is 0, however, with a risk of insignificant material

drip.
Consequently the ON/OFF signal must be used, when you want to be

absolutely sure that the capacity is 0.
At 4 mA/2V the capacity is normally less than 4%.
NOTE The stroke length and thus the capacity as a function of the input signal may
be changed by installing the SKAKOPAC.
2.4 Testing and troubleshooting

The SKAKOTROL print for 50/60HZ may be acquired with one or two
thyristors depending on the type of vibrator. In controls with SKAKOTROL
print for 100D vibrators 25/30 Hz the thyristor 2 is replaced by a triac. In
the drawing of the SKAKOTROL print the components which are only on
models with 2 thyristors or with 1 thyristor + 1 triac are shown in dotted
lines.
In controls with SKAKOTROL print intended for 2 or more 100D vibrators

the thyristors/triacs are moved to the external heat sinks.
On the SKAKOTROL print several light emitting diodes are placed. These
may be used for trouble-shooting and they have the following significance:
No. D16-D17 2 red light diodes

These two diodes emit light, when power on the
SKAKOTROL print. If they do not emit light, check the
power supply (fuses, main switch etc.). If one emits light
then the print is short-circuited and must be replaced
No. D5 Red light diode

This lights strongly when the ON/OFF circuit is open.
When the ON/OFF circuit is closed, the light intensity of
the diode will change. When the potentiometer is reading
0% the diode emits light with medium intensity, and at
100% there is no light. If this does not function, check the
ON/OFF circuit and the potentiometer circuit.
No. D11-D13 2 red light emitting diodes

These indicate that the thyristors are being trigged (the
vibrator is operating). The diodes are turned off, when the

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ON/OFF circuit is open. If this is not the case, check the

wires between the print and the thyristors or the triac.
D11 = Trigger impulse for thyristor/TRIAC channel 2
D13 = Trigger impulse for thyristor channel 1.
No. D3 Green light emitting diode, D3

This should never emit light constantly. If this is the case
the print must be replaced.
No. J2 Plug for installation of the SKAKOPAC.
IMPORTANT When the SKAKOPAC is not installed a bug must be positioned between
the two first legs towards the centre of the print (leg nos. 8 and 9). See the
drawing at the end of the instructions. If this is not the case, the print will
not function correctly.
2.4.1
When the mentioned items are checked, the operation is still irregular and
the fault supposed to be found in the SKAKOTROL, this may be checked
the following way:
a) In the control box the output wires for the vibrator coil are removed
from the terminals. The terminals are marked as follows :
V1A and V1B for control of the vibrators with 1 coil. V1A and V1B as
well as V2A and V2B for control of vibrators with 2 coils, etc.
A 220 V filament lamp is placed on the terminals (by 380 V max. 500 V
plants 2 serial lamps) min. 40 W, max. 150 W. The terminals are
checked two by two.
b) The service switch of the control box is connected, and the capacity
regulation turned from 0 to maximum.
When the control is OK, the filament lamp emits light continuously
from weak to strong in accordance with the regulation. This corresponds
to an output voltage from approximately 50 V to approximately 175 V
in 220 V and 240 V plants. From approximately 80 V to 300 V in 380 V
and 400 V plants. This is when using a moving-iron instrument. See
appendix 5 about voltage measuring with different types of instruments .
c) If the lamp light is very strong during the entire capacity regulation
corresponding to an output voltage of 220 V (380 V) on the terminals,
then the thyristor is short-circuited. If this is the case we recommend that
you replace the entire control card. In controls in which the
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thyristors/triac are positioned on external heat sinks, these must be

replaced.
d) If the lamp does not emit light - that is the output voltage is 0 - the cause
is that the thyristor, the diodes in controls with 4 coils respectively
does/do not conduct .
The cause may be found the following way:
e) Check the power supply and the fuses.
f) Check the connections of the print card.

Press the print card into the base.
g) Check the wiring and tighten the terminals.
h) Possible diodes must short-circuited. If the lamp lights then, the diodes
must be replaced.
i) The connections b2-b4 on the print card are to be short-circuited. If the

lamp emits light, the fault will have to be found in the wiring, the base,
the main switch or the potentiometer.
Examine the parts mentioned and replace if faults are detected.
j) The slider of the potentiometer is positioned in the centre. Above the

connection legs of the potentiometer must be 2.5V. The slider is then
short-circuited to first one side and then the other respectively of the
connection legs of the potentiometer. If the lamp lights in one of the
situations, the potentiometer must be replaced.
k) If the lamp does not emit light when testing on of the items e to j , the
print should be replaced.
l) If the control does not work after passing through the procedure
described, please contact our technicians who can provide you with the
necessary technical assistance .
2.4.2
If the SKAKOTROL print has an external control signal, please check if the
control regulated in manual operation. If not, check the items a-l.
The control regulates in manual operation but not in automatic operation.
Check if a 0-20 mA signal or a 0-10 V signal enters the terminals, and that
the wires are correctly installed.
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See also item 2.3.
NOTE Diagram is enclosed at the back of the instruction manual.

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2.5 SKAKOTROL print (Trolsign mi. 1-2)

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3. SKAKOPAC
3.1 Description
The SKAKOPAC is a control and regulation card for installation on the

SKAKOTROL.
A complete SKAKOPAC contains the following functions:
1. Regulation curves
2. Frequency curves
3. Cable length compensation
4. Common control
3.2 Installation of SKAKOPAC

At first it should be examined that the SKAKOPAC can be used on the
SKAKOTROL. Then remove the bug from the plug of the SKAKOTROL,
and install the SKAKOPAC with the print holder
3.3 Regulation Curves

This is used to change the input signal from the regulation potentiometer/0-
20mA/0-10V to another curve shape.
Data for these curves are placed in the E-prom "Set point" and may contain
as much as 16 curves.
The following curves are always fixed:
No. 0: No change of signal

No. 1-15: Customer/machine specified curves
3.4 Frequency Compensation

The SKAKO VIBRATION vibration machines installed with
electromagnetic vibrators are calibrated for operation in a fixed mains
frequency, 50 or 60 Hz. Deviations of more than +0.5 Hz may cause
damage to the machine, but a deviation of -0.5 Hz means a considerable
deterioration of the capacity of the machine.
The frequency compensation curves are intended for operation within the
frequencies 49-55 Hz or 59-64 Hz. If the frequency exceeds these limits, the
machine may be damaged by continuous operation. If the frequency is lower
than these limits, the capacity of the machines will be considerably reduced.
As compensation for the cable length a resistance may be mounted between

legs SB and 14B behind the plug. The SKAKOPAC print is prepared to
have a compensation mounted on the print, but this facility must not be
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applied. The compensation resistance must always be mounted behind

the plug, in this way the compensation will also work after a possible
replacement of the SKAKOTROL.
The compensation possibilities appear from the below table:
Please note that the resistance is in kOhm!
Vibrator 8D/300V-50 Hz 20D/300V-50Hz 50/100D

300V-50Hz
Cable mm2 1.5 2.5 1.5 2.5 4.0 1.5 2.5
length
0-20 m x x x x x x x
20-40 m x x 600 1100 x 470 600
40-60 m 1100 x 550 880 x 220 400
60-80 m 1100 x 500 600 x 180 270
80-100 m 600 1100 - 500 x 120 180
100-140 m 500 1100 - 450 1100 - 130
140-200 m 350 650 - 270 1100 - -
200-300 m 270 450 - 220 600 - -
The table indicates an approximate value for the cable compensation

resistance in kOhm.
x = No cable compensation
- = The cable cannot be applied
IMPORTANT Incorrect selection of the cable length compensation may damage the
vibrator.
After installation of the cable length compensation the max. stroke is read
on the rating plate of the vibrator. The regulation potentiometer for coarse
proportioning is set at max. Then the vibrator is started on coarse
proportioning and it must be checked that the stroke is not larger than the
rated value. If this is not the case, the vibrator is stopped and the cable
compensation is changed to a smaller cable length. Then the stroke is
checked again.
The size of the frequency compensation curves is fixed by the vibration

machine. Consequently the type number must be indicated when ordering
frequency compensation. SKAKO VIBRATION will then inform about the
curve numbers to be used. When reordering, the numbers of the E-prom
must be indicated.

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NOTE If the selection of the regulation curve is not correct, the machine may
be damaged. SKAKO VIBRATION assumes no responsibility in this
connection.
Bug
Curve no. Curve
1 2 3 4
0 x x x x No compensation
1 x x x
2 x x x
3 x x
4 x x x
5 x x
6 x x
7 x
8 x x x
9 x x
10 x x
11 x
12 x x
13 x
14 x
15
x = Bug installed
3.5 Cable length compensation

The stroke length of the electromagnetic vibrators and thus the capacity has
a linear decline directly proportional to the cable length between the
SKAKOTROL and the electromagnetic vibrator. The square and the
conducting material of the wire influence as well.
Consequently SKAKO VIBRATION recommends that the control is placed
as close as possible to the vibrator (see item 3.7.5 - SKAKOTROL)
However, as the values recommended in item 3.7.5 (SKAKOTROL) cannot

always be observed, is it possible to compensate for other cable lengths.
This can be carried out by means of four bugs placed at the SKAKOPAC
plug (see drawing of the SKAKOPAC) . These may be combined in 16
different ways.
On the following pages is a description of how to adjust the different

vibrators with cable length and square.
Upon adjusting the bugs, the number of the vibrator can be read on the type
sign, and the stroke length can be obtained by phoning SKAKO

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VIBRATION. Afterwards the vibrator is started on 100%, and it should be

checked that the stroke length does not exceed the stroke length which was
informed by SKAKO VIBRATION. If this is the case, the vibrator has to be
stopped, and the SKAKOPAC coded for a smaller cable length. The stroke
length should then be checked again.
NOTE An incorrect selection of cable length compensation may damage the

vibrator. SKAKO VIBRATION assumes no responsibility in this
connection.
Resistance Compensation
│
│
─┬────────────────┬───────┴───────┬──────────────┬─
│ │ │ │
┌─┐ ┌─┐ ┌─┐ ┌─┐
│ │ 1100kOhm │ │ 619kOhm │ │ 487kOhm │ │ 187kOhm
└─┘ └─┘ └─┘ └─┘
│ │ │ │
R11 R12 R13 R14
─┴────────────────┴───────┬───────┴──────────────┴─
│
│

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Bug 1 2 3 4 kOhm
no.
1 0 0 0 0 -
2 1 0 0 0 1100 kOhm
3 0 1 0 0 619 kOhm
4 0 0 1 0 487 kOhm
5 1 1 0 0 396 kOhm
6 1 0 1 0 337 kOhm
7 0 1 1 0 273 kOhm
8 1 1 1 0 218 kOhm
9 0 0 0 1 187 kOhm
10 1 0 0 1 160 kOhm
11 0 1 0 1 144 kOhm
12 0 0 1 1 135 kOhm
13 1 1 0 1 127 kOhm
14 1 0 1 1 120 kOhm
15 0 1 1 1 111 kOhm
16 1 1 1 1 101 kOhm

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Vibrator 8D/300V-50Hz
Power supply for the SKAKOTROL 360-440V – 50Hz.
1.5 mm2 cable between the SKAKOTROL and the vibrator:
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-50 m 0 0 0 0
20-80 m 1 0 0 0
70-130 m 0 1 0 0
120-190 m 1 1 0 0
180-250 m 0 1 1 0
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-80 m 0 0 0 0
40-180 m 1 0 0 0
150-290 m 0 1 0 0
240-350 m 1 1 0 0

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Vibrator 20D/300V – 50Hz

Power supply for the SKAKOTROL 360-440V.
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-25 m 0 0 0 0
20-60 m 0 1 0 0
50-90 m 0 0 1 0
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-30 m 0 0 0 0
10-60 m 1 0 0 0
40-100 m 0 1 0 0
80-130 m 0 0 1 0
110-170 m 1 0 1 0
150-200 m 0 1 1 0
180-240 m 1 1 1 0

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Vibrator 50D/300V – 50Hz

Power supply for the SKAKOTROL 360-440V – 50Hz.
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-25 m 0 0 0 0
15-50 m 0 0 1 0
40-75 m 1 1 1 0
70-100 m 1 0 1 1
Bug 1 2 3 4
meter
0-20 m 0 0 0 0
10-40 m 0 1 0 0
30-60 m 1 1 0 0
50-80 m 0 1 1 0
70-100 m 0 0 0 1
90-120 m 0 1 0 1
110-140 m 1 0 1 1

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3.6 SKAKOPAC print (Trolsign bl. 3)

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3.7 Coarse/fine Proportioning

The SKAKOPAC coarse/fine print enables an individual capacity regulation
for coarse and fine proportioning. The regulation takes place by means of
trimming potentiometers on the print. 2 nos. potentiometers and 2 nos. light
diodes have the following function:
Light diode LI shows the signal for coarse proportioning. This signal is
usually a common signal which is connected in parallel to all the
SKAKOTROL prints. If only L1 emits light, no proportioning takes place
from the feeder. Light diode L2 shows the signal for fine proportioning. If
only L2 emits light, fine proportioning takes place from the feeder. The
stroke for fine proportioning is adjusted by means of potentiometer P3A. If
L1 and L2 emit light at the same time, the SKAKOTROL will do the coarse
proportioning. The stroke is adjusted by means of potentiometer P2A.
L1 + L2 = coarse proportioning (P2A)
L2 only = fine proportioning (P3A)
L1 only = no proportioning
Please note that both signals must be set at the same time L1 + L2 for coarse
proportioning. When the coarse limit has been reached, L1 is disconnected
and L2 continues until the fine limit has been reached. The print has 2 nos.
jumpers which must be set correctly to be able to coarse proportion on a
common signal. Jumper SW2 must not be mounted and on jumper SW3
there must be a connection between legs 1-2. If a PLC with transistor output
is applied, a 10 Ohm resistance must be placed in series with the output.
This is usually only necessary on the fine proportioning as all coarse
proportioning signals pass a common relay.
Cable Length Compensation
The stroke of electromagnetic vibrators as well as the capacity decline, the

longer the cable is between the SKAKOTROL and the vibrator. The cable
square and the conductor material are of significance too.

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3.8 SKAKOPAC print coarse/fine (Trolsign bl. 4)

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SKAKO Vibration A/S

Bygmestervej 2
DK-5600 Faaborg Denmark
Tel. +45 63 61 63 40
Fax. +45 63 61 63 50
www.skako.com
Customer:
Address:
Address 2:
Project designation: SKAKOTROL D460V 60-60HZ IP66 RFI
Drawing Number: -40035574
Customer order no:
Supply: 460V + GND 60Hz

Supply Cable: 12AWG
Control Voltage 110VAC
Protection Class: IP66
Brand: SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
Type: NSYS3D6625P
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5 TYPE PLATE 29.Jun.2017 BNI
6 MAIN CURRENT SKAKOTROL 29.Jun.2017 BNI
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16 W100 SUPPLY 29.Jun.2017 BNI
17 W101 TERMINAL BOX VIBRATOR 29.Jun.2017 BNI
18 W102 UPPER COIL 29.Jun.2017 BNI
19 W103 LOWER COIL 29.Jun.2017 BNI
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CONDUCTOR COLORS:
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Main voltage 460/480 VAC: Black
Control voltage 24 VDC +: Dark blue
Control voltage 24VDC grounded: Blue/white
Foreign voltage: Yellow or orange
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600x600x250MM RAL 7035
596 mm
LOCAL/REMOTE
385 mm -7S1
LOCAL
SPEED
-6Q1 -7H1 -7R1

275 mm
SIEMENS
WARNING WARNING
TYPE PLATE
SIGN SIGN
140 mm
365 mm
455 mm
596 mm
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VOLTAGE 460V + PE 60Hz

VIBRATOR: 100D 300V 60HZ
MAX FUSE 25A TYPE RK 5
MAX SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENT: 10 kA
MIN SHORT-CIRCUIT CURRENT: 0.5 kA
ORDER NO: 40035574
MAX CURRENT 19.3A
SKAKO Vibration A/S

Bygmestervej 2
DK-5600 Faaborg Denmark
Tel. +45 63 61 63 40
www.skako.com
"WARNING"
TO MAINTAIN OVERCURRENT, SHORTCIRCUIT, AND GROUNDFAULT
PROTECTION, THE MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS FOR SELECTION
OF OVERLOAD AND SHORT CIRCUIT PROTECTION MUST BE FOLLOWED TO
REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.
"WARNING"
IF AN OVERLOAD OR A FAULT CURRENT INTERRUPTION OCCURS, CIRCUITS
MUST BE CHECKED TO DETERMINE THE CAUSE OF THE INTERRUPTION.
IF A FAULT CONDITION EXISTS, THE CURRENT-CARRYING COMPONENTS SHOULD BE EXAMINED
AND REPLACED IF DAMAGED, AND THE INTEGRAL CURRENT SENSORS MUST BE REPLACED
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK.
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1L1 / 7.0
1L2 / 7.0
1 1
-6F1 -6F2
25A 2 25A 2
aR/gR aR/gR L1 L2 L3 33 L1 L2 L3 33
-6FQ1 34 -6FQ2 34
14.8A 7.5 14.8A 7.5
GNYE
SIEMENS
I> I> I> SIEMENS
I> I> I>
3RV2411 T1 T2 T3 3RV2411 T1 T2 T3
BK GNYE BN
12 AWG 12 AWG 12 AWG 12 AWG
-6Z1
480V 35A
RFI-FILTER 1 PE 2 -6N1
PE
SKAKOSNUB
A1 K1 K2 A2
745183
G2 / 7.0
1 3 5 13 G1 / 7.0
-6Q1
32A 2 4 6 14 12 AWG 12 AWG 12 AWG
7.5 G K G K
SIEMENS
3LD
-6T1 A -6T2 A
40A 40A
THYRI THYRI
PE PE -STOR -STOR
BTW67 BTW67
-A1X1 U1 V1 PE -A1X10 V1A V1B PE V2A V2B
1 2 GNYE 3 4 W101
PE
KABELG
5x14 AWG
1 2 GNYE W100 -A2X1 1 2 PE 3 4 PE TERMINAL BOX
KABELG VIBRATOR
3x12 AWG
BN BU GNYE BN BU GNYE
SUPPLY
W102 W103
BN1 BU1 PE1 KABELCG KABELCG
3x14 AWG 3x14 AWG
-6U1 UPPER COIL LOWER COIL
300V 60HZ
EACH BN2 BU2 PE2
-6X1 MAGNET COIL 13.7A
TOTAL 19.3A
SUPPLY L1 L2 PE
SUPPLY 480V 60HZ VIBRATOR

MAX FUSE 25A (TYPE RK 5) 100D 300V 60HZ
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6.9 / 1L1
6.9 / 1L2
1 3
-7F1
2A 2 4
-7N1
SKAKOTROL
SKAKOTROL E480V 60-60Hz 745174
CONVCOM
CONVOUT
20 24
E480V 60-60HZ
START
+3.5V
SP-IN
+12V
PH N(PH2)
GND
+1V
+U
+I
G1 G2 32 4d 14z 4z 2b 4b 2d 12z 12d 12b
PE
MAKS 5cm
BN WH YE GN
14
0 440 -6Q1
6.9 / G1 6.1 13
6.9 / G2 -7T1 PE
440V
24V 0' 24 11 23
1 33 -7S1
-7F2 -6FQ1 12 24
0.5A 2 6.4 34
X1
-7H1
1 2
24VACDC X2
11 34
-7K1 -6FQ2 -7R1
.1 14 6.8 33
3
8
-7K1
1
-A1X5 40 41 -A1X4 1 2 12Z 12D 12B
11 14 .4
0V/mA 10V 20mA PE
110VAC ON/OFF CONNECTION (1-2) LOCAL/REMOTE CONTROLSIGNAL

TO BE REMOVED BY 0-10V/0-20MA
EXTERNAL ON/OFF ONLY GALVANIC ISOLATED!
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M1
CABLE TRUNK
CABLE TRUNK
6FQ1
6FQ2
6F1 6F2 7F1 6FQ1 6FQ2 7T1
CABLE TRUNK
6T1
CABLE TRUNK
CABLE TRUNK
CABLE TRUNK
CABLE TRUNK
550 mm
6Z1 6Q1 7N1 6N1
7K1
6T2
CABLE TRUNK
A1X1 A1X4 A1X5 A1X10
550 mm
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CONTAKTOR BOARD: CONTROL BOXES: JUNCTION BOXES:
-A1X1 = A1: SUPPLY MAIN CURRENT -A2X1 = A2: VIBRATOR
-A1X4 = A1: CONTROL VOLTAGE
-A1X5 = A1: POTENTIAL-FREE SIGNALS
-A1X10 = A1: VIBRATOR
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TERMINAL ROW
CABLE
CABLE
-A1X1
W100
CONN.
TERMINAL
BRIDGES
CONNECT.
APP.-
CONN.
TYPE
TYPE
3x12AWG
PAGE/
FUNCTION GOAL GOAL PATH
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X1 1 -6X1 L1 U1 -6Q1 2 6.0
= 2 -6X1 L2 V1 -6Q1 6 6.1
= GNYE -6X1 PE PE PE 6.1
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-A1X4
CONN.
TERMINAL
BRIDGES
CONNECT.
APP.-
CONN.
TYPE
TYPE
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= 2 -6FQ2 33 7.5
= 20mA 12B -7N1 12b 7.8
= 10V 12D -7N1 12d 7.8
= 0V/mA 12Z -7N1 12z 7.8
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CONN.
TERMINAL
BRIDGES
CONNECT.
APP.-
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TYPE
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-A1X10
W101
CONN.
TERMINAL
BRIDGES
CONNECT.
APP.-
CONN.
TYPE
TYPE
5x14AWG
12AWG
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TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 1 -A2X1 1 V1A -6FQ1 T1 X 6.3
= 2 -A2X1 2 V1B -6N1 A1 X 6.4
= GNYE -A2X1 PE PE PE 6.4
= 3 -A2X1 3 V2A -6N1 K2 6.7
= 4 -A2X1 4 V2B -6FQ2 T3 X 6.8
12 14
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0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
TERMINAL ROW
CABLE
CABLE
-A2X1
W103
W102
W101
CONN.
TERMINAL
BRIDGES
CONNECT.
APP.-
CONN.
TYPE
TYPE
3x14AWG
3x14AWG
5x14AWG
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TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 BN -6U1 BN1 1 -A1X10 V1A 1 6.3
= BU -6U1 BU1 2 -A1X10 V1B 2 6.4
= GNYE -6U1 PE1 PE PE -A1X10 PE GNYE 6.4
= BN -6U1 BN2 3 -A1X10 V2A 3 6.7
= BU -6U1 BU2 4 -A1X10 V2B 4 6.8
= GNYE -6U1 PE2 PE PE 6.8
13 15
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SKAKOTROL D460V 60-60HZ IP66 RFI A2: VIBRATOR +
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
CABLE SURVEY comessa 26/1-2006
NUMBER OF COND. CROSS SEC. LENGHT
CABLE FROM TO TYPE TOTAL USED mm² m NOTE PAGE

W100 -A1X1 -6X1 KABELG 3/PE 3/PE 12 - SUPPLY 16
W101 -A1X10 -A2X1 KABELG 5/PE 5/PE 14 - TERMINAL BOX VIBRATOR 17
W102 -A2X1 -6U1 KABELCG 3/PE 3/PE 14 - UPPER COIL 18
W103 -A2X1 -6U1 KABELCG 3/PE 3/PE 14 - LOWER COIL 19
KABEL - CABLE WITHOUT GND WIRE KABELG - CABLE WITH GND WIRE KABELSC - SCREENED CABLE WITHOUT GND WIRE KABELGSC - SCREENED CABLE WITH GND WIRE
14 16
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SKAKOTROL D460V 60-60HZ IP66 RFI CABLE SURVEY +
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Cable Designation W100 Cable type KABELG

Remarks SUPPLY Conductor no. 3/PE Cable cross-section 12 mm² Cable length -
Goal from Goal to Page/Path
Page/Path Conductor
Function text Sign Sign Conn. Function text

Conn.
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X1 6.0 -A1X1 U1 1 -6X1 L1 6.0 SUPPLY
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X1 6.1 -A1X1 V1 2 -6X1 L2 6.0 SUPPLY
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X1 6.1 -A1X1 PE GNYE -6X1 PE 6.0 SUPPLY
comessa 19. juni 2008
15 17
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SKAKOTROL D460V 60-60HZ IP66 RFI W100 +
Name BNI -40035574 SUPPLY Page No. 16
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Cable Designation W101 Cable type KABELG

Remarks TERMINAL BOX VIBRATOR Conductor no. 5/PE Cable cross-section 14 mm² Cable length -
Page/Path Conductor

Conn.
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 6.3 -A1X10 V1A 1 -A2X1 1 6.3 TERMI
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 6.4 -A1X10 V1B 2 -A2X1 2 6.4 TERMI
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 6.7 -A1X10 V2A 3 -A2X1 3 6.7 TERMI
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 6.8 -A1X10 V2B 4 -A2X1 4 6.8 TERMI
TERMINAL STRIP -A1X10 6.4 -A1X10 PE GNYE -A2X1 PE 6.4 TERMI
16 18
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Name BNI -40035574 TERMINAL BOX VIBRATOR Page No. 17
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Cable Designation W102 Cable type KABELCG

Remarks UPPER COIL Conductor no. 3/PE Cable cross-section 14 mm² Cable length -
Page/Path Conductor

Conn.
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.4 -A2X1 PE GNYE -6U1 PE1 6.3 VIBRAT
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.3 -A2X1 1 BN -6U1 BN1 6.3 VIBRAT
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.4 -A2X1 2 BU -6U1 BU1 6.3 VIBRAT
17 19
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Name BNI -40035574 UPPER COIL Page No. 18
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Cable Designation W103 Cable type KABELCG

Remarks LOWER COIL Conductor no. 3/PE Cable cross-section 14 mm² Cable length -
Page/Path Conductor

Conn.
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.8 -A2X1 PE GNYE -6U1 PE2 6.3 VIBRAT
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.7 -A2X1 3 BN -6U1 BN2 6.3 VIBRAT
TERMINAL STRIP -A2X1 6.8 -A2X1 4 BU -6U1 BU2 6.3 VIBRAT
18
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Name BNI -40035574 LOWER COIL Page No. 19
Property name="Projektbeskrivelse" id="10011" index="0" type="7">??_??@SKA
-40035574 SPARE PARTS
Ref. Page Quant. Art. No. Designation Data Manufac. Type number
-6F1 6 1 40007884 FUSE HOLDER 1 POLE 10*38MM MAX 600V 32A SIEMENS 3NW7013
-6F2 6 1 40007884 FUSE HOLDER 1 POLE 10*38MM MAX 600V 32A SIEMENS 3NW7013
-6FQ1 6 1 40017869 AUXILIARY BLOCK S00-S0 1 NO 1NC SIEMENS 3RV2901-1A
-6FQ1 6 1 40028271 CIRCUIT BREAKER S00 10 - 16A CLASS 10 100kA SIEMENS 3RV2411-4AA10
-6FQ2 6 1 40017869 AUXILIARY BLOCK S00-S0 1 NO 1NC SIEMENS 3RV2901-1A
-6FQ2 6 1 40028271 CIRCUIT BREAKER S00 10 - 16A CLASS 10 100kA SIEMENS 3RV2411-4AA10
-6N1 6 1 762058 PLUG CONNECTION DIN41612 32POLES SOURIAU 8609-432-81-14-758-000-E2
-6N1 6 2 774063 CARD HOLDER FOR SKAKOTROL - WEIDMUELL SKH 055016
-6N1 6 2 774064 LOCK FOR CARD HOLDER - WEIDMUELL RH2-6327.6
-6N1 6 1 745183 PRINTCARD SNUBBER-CIRCUIT FOR SKAK 500V 25/50HZ 35A SKAKO 745183
-6N1 6 1 774067 BOTTOM PLATE FOR CARD HOLDER - SKAKO 774067
-6Q1 6 1 40012870 SWITCH 3POL 32A 11,5KW SIEMENS 3LD2244-0TK53
-6T1 6 1 783009 HEAT SINK 100MM 1.3 K/W FISCHER SK02-100-SA
-6T2 6 1 783009 HEAT SINK 100MM 1.3 K/W FISCHER SK02-100-SA
-6Z1 6 1 761827 POWER-LINE NOISE FILTER. 2x480V 35A CORCOM 35IK10
-7F1 7 1 40014161 MINIATURE CIRCUIT BREAKER 2POL 2A C 10kA SIEMENS 5SY4202-7
-7F2 7 1 721086 FUSE. QUICK ACTING 0.5A 5*20MM SOLAR 520614
-7H1 7 1 40030431 SIGNAL LAMP ACTUATOR WHITE Ø22 24V AC/DC SIEMENS 3SU1102-6AA60-1AA0
-7K1 7 1 733142 RELAY. 2POLES 110VAC 5A/250VAC OMRON G2R-2SN-110AC
-7K1 7 1 733148 RELAYSOCKET 2-POLE 5A 250V OMRON P2RF-08-E
-7N1 7 1 762054 PLUG CONNECTION. FOR SKAKOTROL DIN 41612 24+7 B.F-H 5.5/15A FCI 5159.002.31.11.93.111 LF
-7N1 7 2 774063 CARD HOLDER FOR SKAKOTROL - WEIDMUELL SKH 055016
-7N1 7 2 774064 LOCK FOR CARD HOLDER - WEIDMUELL RH2-6327.6
-7N1 7 1 774067 BOTTOM PLATE FOR CARD HOLDER - SKAKO 774067
-7N1 7 1 745174 PRINT CARD. SKAKOTROL E480 SNUBBER 480V-60/60HZ SKAKO KIT 745174 E
-7N1 7 1 762055 PRINT SOCKET - WEIDMÜLLE BLA3-1281860000
-7R1 7 1 40034440 POTENTIOMETER Ø22 IP66 2K2 OHM SIEMENS 3SU1200-2PW10-1AA0
-7R1 7 1 40034441 SCALE FOR POTENTIOMETER BLACK SIEMENS 3SU1900-0BG16-0SA0
-7S1 7 1 40030436 SELECTOR SWITCH Ø22 1NO+1NC SIEMENS 3SU1100-2BF60-1MA0
-7S1 7 1 40035349 LABEL MOUNT 12,5x27mm SIEMENS 3SU1900-0AG10-0AA0
-7T1 7 1 761289 TRANSFORMER. 230-400-440V/24V 0.1A DANTRAFO DT 12215-1
A1 4 1 40019222 ENCLOSURE 600x600x250 IP66 IK10 SCHNEIDER NSYS3D6625P
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MANUAL
Mechanical
SKAKO VIBRATION ORDER

63782
I.M.S. LTD
P12488

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Contents
Technical specifications................................................................................................................... 4
EU – Declaration of Conformity, Appendix II, A .............................................................................. 5
Manual Machine ................................................................................................................................ 6
General Information .......................................................................................................................... 6
Preface ........................................................................................................................................... 6
Type Plate ....................................................................................................................................... 6
Safety Instructions............................................................................................................................ 8
Warning Symbols ............................................................................................................................ 8
Intended use ................................................................................................................................... 9
Operating Instructions ..................................................................................................................... 9
Personnel........................................................................................................................................ 9
Daily Operation ..............................................................................................................................10
Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair ................................................................................................11
Transport and Handling ..................................................................................................................11
Description .......................................................................................................................................12
Hopper ...........................................................................................................................................14
Vibratory Trough ............................................................................................................................14
Gate ...............................................................................................................................................15
Changes of the machine ................................................................................................................15
Wear plates ....................................................................................................................................15
Vibrator Unit ...................................................................................................................................16
Installation ........................................................................................................................................17
Transportation ................................................................................................................................17
Lifting .............................................................................................................................................17
Assembly .......................................................................................................................................17
Demounting and Disposal ..............................................................................................................18
Mechanical commissioning.............................................................................................................19
Settings for obtaining max. capacity ...............................................................................................19
Settings for obtaining max. precision of proportioning ....................................................................21
Daily Operation ................................................................................................................................22
Before Start-up...............................................................................................................................22
Starting and Stopping the Machine ................................................................................................22
Control Devices – only by use of electromagnetic vibrators............................................................22
Operating the Machine ...................................................................................................................23
Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................25
Daily maintenance..........................................................................................................................25
Cleaning.........................................................................................................................................25
Machine .........................................................................................................................................25
Wear Plates ...................................................................................................................................25
Supporting springs .........................................................................................................................26
Lubrication .....................................................................................................................................26
Electrical connections ....................................................................................................................26
Torque ...........................................................................................................................................26

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Maintenance Chart .........................................................................................................................27

Optional Equipment .........................................................................................................................28
Inlet Gate .......................................................................................................................................28
Wear Lining for Trough and Hopper ...............................................................................................29
Pneumatic Outlet Gate ...................................................................................................................30
Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................30
Operation ...............................................................................................................................30
Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair.........................................................................................30
Description .............................................................................................................................30
Installation / Fitting .................................................................................................................31
Commissioning .......................................................................................................................32
Material Sensor ..............................................................................................................................33
Outlet Grates..................................................................................................................................33
Rod Gate .......................................................................................................................................34
Sleeves – dust seals ......................................................................................................................34
Troubleshooting - FC .......................................................................................................................37
Illustrations: .....................................................................................................................................38
Manual for electromagnetic vibrator ..............................................................................................39
Generel information .........................................................................................................................39
Type Plate ......................................................................................................................................39
Description .......................................................................................................................................40
Installation / Fitting ..........................................................................................................................43
Torque ...........................................................................................................................................43
Electrical connections ....................................................................................................................43
Demounting and Disposal ..............................................................................................................43
Commissioning ................................................................................................................................44
Trimming the Vibrator .....................................................................................................................44
When should the vibrator be trimmed? ...................................................................................44
Daily Operation ................................................................................................................................45
Starting/stopping the vibrator .........................................................................................................45
Maintenance .....................................................................................................................................46
Daily maintenance..........................................................................................................................46
Cleaning.........................................................................................................................................46
Bolt tightness .................................................................................................................................46
Rust protection in aggressive environments ...................................................................................46
Maintenance Chart .........................................................................................................................46
Disturbances ....................................................................................................................................47
Appendix :
Appendix A: Dimension sketchs……………………………………………………………………
Appendix B: Spare part list …. ……………………………………………………………………..

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Technical specifications
Year 2018
Article number 40035579
Customer Item no.
Machine type FCE100/0125M3NL
Vibrator type 100D
Voltage [V] 460
Frequency [Hz] 60
Vibrator setting, max. [%] 100
Machine’s working [Hz] 60
frequency
Machine’s total weight [kg] 1225
Noise level *) [dBA] 80
*) Declared noise level is the measured noise during idle running, excl. material processing.
Address – SKAKO VIBRATION:
SKAKO Vibration A/S

Bygmestervej 2
DK-5600 Faaborg
Tlf. +45 63 61 63 40
Fax +45 63 61 63 50
Skakovibration.dk@skako.com

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EU – Declaration of Conformity, Appendix II, A
Manufacturer: SKAKO VIBRATION A/S

Bygmestervej 2
DK 5600 Fåborg
Hereby declare that the product:
Description : Vibratory feeder

Type : FCE100/0125M3NL
Article no. : 40035579
Is manufactured according to all relevant in the following EU Directives (including all
current appendix):
Machinery Directive 2006/42/EU
EMC-directive 2004/108EU
The following harmonised, European standards has been used:
EN ISO 12100:2011 Safety of machinery – General principles for design –

Risk assessment and risk reduction
EN 60204-1:2006/A1:2009 Safety of machinery – General principles for design –
Risk assessment and risk reduction
Authorised person: For det technical dossier:
Head of technical department

John Henriksen
Bygmestervej 2
DK 5600 Fåborg
Fåborg 2018-05-22
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Director Lionel Girieud

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Manual Machine
General Information
Preface
This manual for operation and service of SKAKO VIBRATION vibratory
equipment is intended for reading by operating and repair personnel. This
manual must accompany the equipment during its entire lifetime.
In order to utilize your new SKAKO VIBRATION vibratory equipment in an

optimum and efficient manner it is important that you read this manual
carefully and follow the advice and directions given about safety, operation,
and maintenance.
It is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure that operators as well as

cleaning and service personnel have read and understood this manual.
Furthermore, the purchaser is responsible for ensuring that all personnel
working with SKAKO VIBRATION vibratory equipment have had the training
required to perform the tasks assigned to them.
The manual for operation and service should always be kept accessible to
operators as well as cleaning and service personnel.
Please note that this manual contains information about several types of
equipment and about optional equipment. Therefore, some information may
not concern you or your equipment. Some types of optional equipment may
have a separate instruction manual, which must then be read and used by the
operator.
For additional information about operation, cleaning, lubrication, and

maintenance of the SKAKO VIBRATION vibratory equipment, please contact
SKAKO VIBRATION A/S.
Type Plate
When communicating with SKAKO VIBRATION A/S about the vibratory
equipment, please indicate the information on the type plate in order to
facilitate service and avoid misunderstandings.
The type plate is placed on the side of the machine; see the paragraph
“illustrations”.

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Year
Order number
Article number
Type

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Safety Instructions
Warning Symbols
This safety and warning symbol indicates that the section in question
contains important safety rules and instructions to prevent accidents.
SKAKO VIBRATION disclaims all and any liability for injuries or damage
occurring as a result of using the product contrary to the instructions and
directions given in this guide. SKAKO VIBRATION's liability is limited to
repairing or replacing components which have proved to be defective.
Carefully read all safety instructions in this manual.
The following symbols are used in this manual:
Immediate source of danger that will result in severe personal injury or death.
DANGER
Source of danger or risky use that may result in personal injury.
WARNING
IMPORTANT Instructions that must be followed in order to ensure correct

installation/operation of the equipment.
NOTE General description to help the reader.

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Intended use
The SKAKO VIBRATION vibratory equipment is intended for material handling
in the industrial section
IMPORTANT The machine must not handle quantities of bulk material greater than
specified in the technical specifications.
The specified height of fall must not be exceeded.
IMPORTANT Do not change the weight or shape of the vibratory trough.
The machine may never be used for transporting persons.
The machine must be operated in accordance with the instructions and

WARNING indications given in this and any other manual which together constitute the
operating instructions of the entire machine.
Operating Instructions
All safety instructions in this instruction manual must be followed. The
instruction manual must be accessible in the immediate vicinity of the
machine.
Personnel
The purchaser/user responsible for the machine must make sure that all
personnel likely to work with the machine (operator, cleaning and service
personnel, etc.) have the required training background, that they are familiar
with the instruction manual and have understood the instructions therein.
Only persons required to do so by their job functions should access the

equipment.
If it is necessary to give access to the equipment to persons who are not

acquainted with its functioning (e.g. in connection with repair work, visits, or
demonstrations), suitable safety measures must be taken.

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Daily Operation
It must always be ensured that the machine is used in a safe manner and only
when in a suitable mechanical condition.
The machine must be operated as described in the chapter on daily operation

in this manual.
The equipment may only be used when all safety measures and devices are in
their proper place and in good condition (the machine is immovably mounted
on a suitable foundation; all covers are fastened, etc.)
The machine may only be used after making sure that no person is in or
on the machine, and that no person is at risk of crushing fingers or other
body parts in the carrying springs of the machine.
While the machine is running, built-up material must not be removed.
If the equipment is used alone, it must be equipped with a main switch.
Do not touch the carrying springs of the machine when the machine is
running.
DANGER
Carefully comply with all safety instructions in connection with any

optional equipment. See instructions given with the equipment in
question.
WARNING

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Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair

Only persons required to do so as a part of their job function may undertake
cleaning, maintenance and repair of the equipment.
Cleaning and regular maintenance must be carried out according to the

instructions in the chapter ”Maintenance” in this manual.
Cleaning, maintenance and repair may ONLY be carried out when the
machine has been turned off, the power supply interrupted, and possible
compressed air supply disconnected. The machine has to be without any
materials.
It is the responsibility of the purchaser to ensure that all personnel working

with cleaning, maintenance and repair are informed of the location of the
switch.
Take care that the machine is turned off, so that no fingers or other body
parts are crushed in the supporting springs of the machine, or between
DANGER the machine and other equipment or structures.
Transport and Handling

Necessary measures for safe transport and handling must be taken.

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Description
In open or closed standard design, the vibratory feeder consists of a hopper, a
vibratory trough suspended in carrying springs, and a vibrator unit
(electromagnetic or motor vibrator).
Type FCE-3: Open Design - Electromagnetic Vibrator

Flange for moisture meter
Gate
Front carrying
springs Hopper
Trough Rear carrying

springs
Type plate
Electromagnetic
Stroke Direction of transport vibrator
indicator plate
Type FCE-4: Enclosed design - electromagnetic vibrator

Cover Fitting flange
plate
Dust sealing
Dust sealing
Brace
Outlet funnel

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Type FCU-3: Open design - motor vibrator
Motor vibrator
Type FCU-4: Enclosed design - motor vibrator
Type FCE-1: Vibratory trough - electromagnetic vibrator

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Hopper
The hopper is provided with a flange for fastening to a silo, as well as with an
adjustable, interchangeable gate for regulating the depth of the bed of material
and thus the capacity.
Furthermore, it is possible to fit a supporting flange for a hydronic sensor for
measuring the moisture level of the material.
Vibratory Trough
Open design, FCE-3 and FCU-3:
The angle of the trough relative to the hopper may be adjusted from 0 to 15,
which will result in an increase of capacity.
Enclosed design, FCE-4 and FCU-4:

In the standard version of the feeder, the angle of the trough is not adjustable.
In feeders type FCE-4 and FCU-4, the connections between inlet hopper and
trough as well as between trough and outlet funnel are sealed by means of
dust-proof rubber sheeting and rubber strips.
Fig.: Enclosed feeder type FCE-4 and FCU-4 - Rubber dust-sealing
The conveying action of the vibratory feeder being so-called micro-hops, the
wear of the vibratory trough is minimal. However, an increased angle of
inclination will result in increased wear because of increased friction between
the trough and the conveyed material.
In order to optimise both the conveying action and the lifetime of the
feeder, the vibrator unit has been carefully selected and adjusted to
IMPORTANT
match the weight of the trough. Changing the structure of the trough,
e.g. by mounting extra wear plates or changing the weight of the trough,
may cause damage to the feeder /the vibrator.

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In case of substantial repair work or changes to the trough, the entire

trough should be replaced. For repair work, contact our technicians who will
provide the necessary technical assistance.
Gate
The gate is bolted into the hopper and may be demounted for obtaining a
great capacity, or if the particle size of the material is so large that a very large
gate opening is required.
The gate opening may be adjusted for capacity regulation; see the section
”Commissioning” of this manual.
Other types of gates may be installed (see the chapter ”Optional Equipment”).
Wear plates
To avoid wear of the equipment when handling very abrasive or sticky
materials, wear plates may be bolted onto both trough and hopper.
IMPORTANT Changes of the machine
In order to optimise both the conveying action and the lifetime of the machine,
the vibrator unit has been carefully selected and adjusted to match the weight
of the trough. Changing the structure of the machine, e.g. by mounting extra
wear plates or changing the weight of the machine, may cause damage to the
machine /the vibrator.
In case of substantial repair work or changes we recommend to contact

our technicians who will provide the necessary technical assistance.
Wear plates
To avoid wear of the equipment when handling very abrasive or sticky
materials, wear plates may be bolted onto both trough and hopper.
Wear plates must be bolted on securely using bolts of quality 8.8, and
IMPORTANT
taking suitable safety measures.
IMPORTANT The vibrator must be commissioned carefully after mounting wear

plates. Otherwise, the changed trough weight may cause breakdown of
the machine (see the above section describing the trough).

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The wear plates are available in several different materials and versions (see
the chapter ”Optional Equipment”).
Vibrator Unit
For a description of the vibrator, please refer to the separate instructions for
use and service of the vibrator unit.

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Installation
Transportation
The machine is always delivered on a pallet or support, and wrapped in
shrink-wrap plastic. The shrink-wrap should not be removed until installation,
as it protects the surface of the machine.
The weight of the machine is indicated in the technical specifications of the

instructions.
Lifting
The machine may be handled either by crane or by forklift truck.
IMPORTANT NEVER lift the machine by the vibrator.
Large machines are provided with lifting eyes for lifting by crane.
IMPORTANT The lifting eyes may ONLY be used for handling an empty machine!
Refer to the paragraph "Illustrations" for fundamental outline of the lift
bracket.
IMPORTANT If clearance is insufficient, or if for some other reason handling by crane is not
possible, the machine may be handled by a forklift truck.
Handling the machine by forklift truck creates a danger of instability.

Necessary safety measures must be taken to ensure a safe handling.
Assembly
The frame and consoles for suspending/providing base support to the
machine must be absolutely rigid and immobile.
A means must be provided for the machine to oscillate freely on the springs
without touching any stationary objects. This can be checked by testing the
machine without any material before it becomes operational.
No unauthorised equipment must be fitted to the parts of the machine.
For machines supplied with a frame, see the section entitled ‘Stand’.

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Demounting and Disposal

Necessary measures for safe handling must be taken.
Disposal/scrapping of the conveyor must be carried out in an environmentally

safe manner and in accordance with any local environmental statutes and
regulations.
In connection with removal/scrapping it should be noted that the machine

can consists of the following materials:
o Steel
o Possibly, wear plates of PEHD or TIVAR
o Glass fibre (vibrator cover (electromagnetic vibrators))
o Epoxy (the magnet of the vibrator is cast into Epoxy
(electromagnetic vibrators))
o Rubber (inner lining)

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Mechanical commissioning
Settings for obtaining max. capacity

We recommend the following basic settings if the feeder is to run at max.
capacity:
o Set the decline of the trough to 8 with the gate fully opened.
In open feeders, the slope of the trough may be adjusted from 0º-15º
according to requirement.
NOTE An increase of the angle of inclination will give a higher capacity, but
also result in increased wear of the trough. Furthermore, the risk of
“self-feeding” appears, i.e. material may pass through the feeder
without the vibrator running.
For changing the angle of inclination of

the trough, loosen the front carrying
springs, and turn the trough to the
desired position.
Fig.: Setting the angle of inclination of the trough in open feeders
Raise the gate such that the distance between the bottom of the trough and
the lower edge of the gate is 10% greater than the height of the trough.
In the standard design of enclosed versions of the feeder (type FCE-4

and FCU-4, FCD-4), the angle of inclination cannot be adjusted, but is
fixed at 8.
In this case, capacity regulation takes place by adjusting the height of the
gate.

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IMPORTANT To avoid overfilling there has to be a free room from material to ceiling of the
through at minimum 0,1 x total height.
SKAKO Vibration will set the gate for the minimum material height.

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Settings for obtaining max. precision of proportioning

When constant (=accurate) proportioning is required, we recommend to use a
high stroke, setting the vibrator near its maximum.
Then lower the gate until the desired capacity is obtained.
The gate opening is adjusted by loosening the 2 bolts in the gate frame, so
that the plate may be lifted up and down for adjusting capacity.
Gate opening
The minimum gate opening must be 2 to 3 times larger than the largest
NOTE lumps found in the material, in order to avoid jamming of the outlet.
The stroke of the feeder can be read on the stroke indicator plate placed on
the drive console, see drawing in the chapter ”Description”.
Illustration of stroke reading
The below figure constitutes an example only of reading the vibrator stroke.
Vibrator not running Vibrator running
Read stroke

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Daily Operation
Before Start-up
Before start-up, observe the following points:
o The vibrator must be correctly installed and commissioned

o Any optional equipment must be correctly installed and
IMPORTANT commissioned
o All suspension springs must be intact
o Electrical connections must be correctly installed and
intact
o No persons may be in or on the machine
Starting and Stopping the Machine

According to the selected type of controls, the machine may be
started/stopped either by means of an external ON/OFF signal or by means of
the main switch, see the next section ”Control Devices”
Control Devices – only by use of electromagnetic

vibrators
The standard controls of machines with electromagnetic vibrators are
equipped with the following components:
Main Switch
Lamp
Potentiometer button
Rotary switch MAN/AUT

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• The main switch is used for switching on the voltage. It may also be
used for starting/stopping the vibrator, in case no external ON/OFF
signal is used.
• A light in the lamp indicates that tension is on.
• The potentiometer button is used for regulating capacity from 0-100%.

Note that a potentiometer setting between 0% and 10% provides
inaccurate capacity regulation.
Note that at 0%, the vibrator will still be vibrating.
• The rotary switch is used for selecting the method of capacity

regulation: by means of the potentiometer or by means of an external
analogous signal, e.g. 0-20mA.
Operating the Machine

It should be checked on a regular basis that the machine functions correctly,
and that all csupporting springs are intact. In case of any irregularity, the
machine must be stopped, and the error must be corrected.
IMPORTANT The vibrator may be damaged if the flow of material is obstructed.
The vibrator capacity can be to low/inconstant, if the weight of the

machine is changed.
Check regularly that no build-up of material accumulates in the machine which

might obstruct its movement, and that the weight of the machine does not
unintentionally increase because of material adhering to it. If any such
problem is observed, the machine must be stopped immediately and must
NOT be restarted until the build-up of material has been removed.
Do no attempt to remove such material while the machine is running.
Do not touch the supporting springs when the machine is in function.
Never climb onto a machine in function, and do not touch moving parts.
Pay attention to any pieces of material which might accidentally be
WARNING projected from the machine.
Any applicable operating instructions provided for optional equipment must be

followed strictly.

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Maintenance
Always turn off the machine before any cleaning, maintenance or repair
work. If applicable, disconnect any supply of compressed air.
WARNING
Maintenance instructions for the vibrator unit are given in a separate
instruction manual.
Daily maintenance
Check at regular intervals that screw connections, screens, wear parts, etc.
are in place and in intact condition. This applies to both the vibratory machine,
the vibrator, and any optional equipment.
Cleaning
The machine may be cleaned with water. However, do not use a pressure
cleaner directly on the vibrator unit, bearing, optional pneumatic components,
or electronically components.
Most standard cleaning products may be used. Be careful when using strong
solvents which might harm the surface treatment.
Be careful of electrical switches when cleaning with water.
Machine
Tighten all accessible screw connections of the supporting springs after the
first approx. 40 operating hours.
Afterwards, tightening must be done every 500 operating hours.
See ”Torque”.
Wear Plates
Tighten all screw connections of the wear plate after approx. 40 hours of
operation.
Afterwards, tightening must be done every 500 operating hours.
See ”Torque”.

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Check the wear plate regularly; change it before it is worn through
Supporting springs
The supporting springs must be checked carefully every 500 operating hours.
If one or more of the springs are defective, the machine must be stopped
immediately. It must not be restarted, until the spring/springs have been
replaced.
Lubrication
In machines equipped with motor vibrator or mechanical vibrator type R, the
vibrator must be lubricated; see separate instruction manual for the vibratory
unit.
Electrical connections
All electrical connections - cables, plugs and junction boxes - should regularly
be checked for defaults, damage to isolation and inadequate fastening.
See maintenance chart.
Torque
By proper tensioning and fastening of screw connections, avoiding
unnecessary noise, wear and degradation of mechanical equipment.
Recommended torque for well-lubricated bolts, Quality 8.8

Bolt diameter Key width Torque Torque
mm mm kpm Nm
6 10 0,9-1,0 8,8-9,8
8 13(14) 2,2-2,5 22-25
10 17 4,5-5,0 44-49
12 19 8,0-8,8 78-86
16 24 18-20 177-196
20 30 35-39 343-382
24 36 63-68 618-667

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Maintenance Chart
Commissioning
After 40 hours Once a day Every 500 hours
Bolts in supporting Tightening Tightening

springs / Drive
Wear plates in Tightening

trough
Dust proof Check

connection
Bolts in vibrator Tightening Tightening
Supporting springs / Tightening Tightening

Drive
Electrical Check Check

connections
Noise from vibrator Check Check Check
Lubrication of motor See section for motor

vibrator vibrators

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Optional Equipment
When installing and fitting any optional equipment, all suitable safety
IMPORTANT
VIGTIGT measures must be taken.
All bolts used must be of quality 8.8.
In case of doubt, contact SKAKO Vibration A/S.
IMPORTANT For certain types of optional equipment, a separate operation/maintenance

manual exists. All instructions in such a manual must be followed carefully
Inlet Gate
In the standard version of the vibratory feeder, the hopper is equipped with a
manual gate in a gate frame.
If the particle size of the material handled is very large, the gate frame may be
unbolted and removed in order to give a maximum opening.
If doing so causes problems with self-feeding, a chain curtain may be
installed.
Fig.: Chain curtain gate

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Wear Lining for Trough and Hopper

For handling very abrasive materials, wear plates may be bolted into the
trough and the hopper, independently of each other.
It may also be advantageous to use wear lining with very sticky materials.
Wear plates of PEHD or TIVAR are a possibility.
For the trough, wear plates are available with rounded corners. This is
advantageous for handling sticky materials.
Fig: wear lining
Wear plates are available in the following materials:
• Regular steel type S235JRG2

• Hardox 400
• Domex 690XPD
• Stainless steel AISI 304
• Polyethylene PEHD
• TIVAR
In order to optimise both the conveying action and the lifetime of the
feeder, the vibrator unit has been carefully selected and adjusted to
IMPORTANT
match the weight of the trough. Changing the structure of the trough,
e.g. by mounting extra wear plates or changing the weight of the trough,
may cause damage to the feeder /the vibrator.

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Pneumatic Outlet Gate

Open standard feeders FCE-3 and FCU-3 may be equipped with a ready-
made outlet gate that stops material from leaking during fine proportioning and
blocks forward passage of material when the hopper is being filled.
Fig.: Outlet gate

In enclosed feeders, the outlet gate function must be ordered when the
machine is initially ordered.
The following section contains instructions for use and service of

standard-version pneumatic outlet gates.
For bespoke gate arrangements, instructions are provided as a separate
addendum.
Safety Instructions
Operation
Do not touch the gate and the cylinder arm when the machine is running,
and compressed air supply is connected.
WARNING Only start up the FC feeder with outlet gate after making sure that there
are no persons touching or present next to the pneumatic gate.
Cleaning, Maintenance and Repair
Cleaning, maintenance and repair may only be undertaken when the

vibratory feeder is turned off and the compressed air supply to the
pneumatic gate is disconnected.
WARNING
Description
The function of the gate is to block for passage of materials and to provide a
total stop of material flow during proportioning.

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The outlet gate is pneumatic and has 2 moveable functions. One function is
moving the gate; the other function is the piston rod.
The gate is rubber-coated in order to obtain a tight, silent closing of the gate.
1
2
3
4
Pos. 1 Cylinder
Pos. 2 Bearing
Pos. 3 Rubber-coated gate plate
Pos. 4 Hole for locking bolt
Installation / Fitting
Remove the bolts between the front carrying springs and the hopper on the
FC_3 feeder, and place the gate in between.
Adjust the gate in the following manner:
Ensure that the trough is suspended in the desired position. Then take hold of
the gate in its closed function, and turn it until it fits closely on the edge of the
trough at the bottom. Then turn the gate 5 mm more to provide a sort of
prestressing.
When fitting and adjusting the gate, take care that fingers or other body
parts do not get stuck.
Fitting and adjusting the gate must not be done when compressed air is
WARNING connected.
When the gate has been fitted and adjusted, drill a locking bolt through the
side of the gate and the hopper. Drill the hole through position 4 (see the
sketch in the section ”Description”).

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If it is desired at a later time to change the angle of inclination of the trough,

the locking bolt must be removed, the gate re-adjusted, and a new hole must
be drilled for the locking bolt.
Commissioning
When commissioning the gate, compressed air 6-8 bar is required. The
amount of air must be adapted to the desired speed of cylinder travel.
The solenoid valve must receive a control signal. The tension must
correspond to the signal emitter and the coil on the solenoid valve.
Standard gates are fitted ex works from the valve to the cylinder. The only
fitting work required on site is connecting compressed air to port 1 on the
solenoid valve, and connecting power to the coil.
Standard gates can be fitted with both types of solenoid valves.
5/2 solenoid valve
3 1 3
4/2 solenoid valve
1 3

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Material Sensor
Open standard feeders FCE-3 and FCU-3 may be provided with a material
sensor for indicating whether the trough is empty or filled.
Outlet Grates
For open standard feeders FCE-3 and FCU-3, a finger outlet grate is available
for separating out lumps and impurities.

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Rod Gate
A rod gate may be mounted between the hopper and the silo. It is used for
blocking material from entering the feeder. This may be very useful e.g. for
maintenance work on the feeder.
Sleeves – dust seals

Sealed machines are usually supplied with sleeves at the inlets and outlets.
These form a dust-tight, flexible connection between the machine and its fixed
connections.
By assembling of the sleeves, the trough need to be loaded (with materials) to
achieve the correct length of the sleeve.
Sleeves are fitted in one of the following ways:
1) using clamps (for round inlet and outlets)

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St eel clamp solut ion > ø500
St eel clamp solut ion < ø500
2) using clamping strips, Trellex system (for square inlets/outlets)

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Rubber clamp solut ion
3) or by bolting on (for square inlets/outlets)
Bolt ed seal

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Troubleshooting - FC
Problem Possible cause Solution
Feeder isn’t functioning - Deficient power supply, see electrical
section. Change the vibrator
- Vibrator damaged.
Feeder capacity too low - Material has built up between trough and Turn off the machine
hopper, hindering the free oscillation of and remove the
the trough. material.
- Material adheres to the inside of the Turn off the machine

trough. and remove the
Certain materials contain fine-grained substances material.
which will stick to the feeder when a certain
moisture content level is exceeded. This causes
the weight of the trough to increase, changing the
stroke. The stroke having an influence on the
conveying action, such build-up of material will
result in reduced or unsteady material transport.
Inconstant proportioning - The material handled is of a too Take care that
heterogeneous composition. material composition
is more
homogeneous.
- The vibrator operates at reduced or
inconstant effect, see vibrator manual.
Vibrator is very noisy - Material stuck between hopper and trough Remove the material;
contact SKAKO
VIibration
- Otherwise, see vibrator manual
(”Disturbances” chapter)
Service in case of disturbances
In case you encounter disturbances that cannot be solved by means of the

information given in this manual, please contact us for advice.

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Illustrations:
Large feeders are provided with welded lifting eyes in case of lifting by crane.

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Manual for electromagnetic vibrator
Generel information
This chapter is for elektromagnetic vibrators from SKAKO Vibration A/S
of the types 1D, 2D, 4D, 8D, 20D, 50D, 100D, 200D
Type Plate
When communicating with SKAKO VIBRATION A/S about the vibratory

equipment, please indicate the information on the type plate in order to
facilitate service and avoid misunderstandings.
Number stamped into the base
Type Type
Serial number
No.
Voltage between vibrator
www.skako.com V and controls
A Amp. consumption vibrator
Hz Frequency vibrator
It em no. Article number

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Description
SKAKO VIBRATION’s electromagnetic vibrator used in combination with a
vibrated structure (trough, screen, etc.) to constitute a twin-mass system
which produces controlled rectilinear oscillations.
Our drives are super-critically tuned, i.e. the drive frequency is set above the
supply frequency. This has the advantage of making the drive perform more
efficiently when subjected to a material head load. This as opposed to sub-
critically tuned alternative drives that perform less efficiently under load, due to
damping effects.
The vibrator is consists of a light-alloy metal base, fitted with an

electromagnet.
Sketch
4
13
5
7
12
11
6
10
8 1 2 3
Pos. 1 Magnet Pos. 7 Spring

Pos. 2 Armature Pos. 8 Supporting shears
Pos. 3 Lower guide plate Pos. 9 Cable
Pos. 4 Upper guide plate Pos. 10 Cover
Pos. 5 Upper spring cap Pos. 11 Base plate
Pos. 6 Lower spring cap Pos. 12 Trimming weights
Pos. 13 Supporting yoke

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Sketch 200D
Pos. 1 Cover upper Pos. 7 Spring

Pos. 2 Base plate Pos. 8 Spring cap
Pos. 3 Cover lower Pos. 10 Guide plate
Pos. 4 Magnet Pos. 11 Shield
Pos. 5 Armature upper Pos. 12 Trimming weights
Pos. 6 Armature lower Pos. 14 Cable

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For maximum mechanical strength and moisture protection, the magnet coil is
encapsulated in plastic.
A counter-mass is connected via coil springs to the light-alloy base, which

together with the vibrating structure constitutes the so-called working mass.
The counter-mass consists of a freely oscillating base plate, fitted with
armature and trimming weights.
The vibrator is provided with either a removable plastic cover or a sheet metal
plate cover (vibrator type 100D/200D).

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Installation / Fitting
Corresponding mounting surfaces on vibrator and feeder must be clean and
free from dirt, oil, and paint residue. The contact surfaces of the machine must
be flat and without burrs.
Fasten the vibrator by means of the fixing bolts provided by SKAKO

VIBRATION. The quality of these bolts must be 8.8.
Torque
Recommended torque for well-lubricated bolts, Quality 8.8

Bolt diameter Key width Torque Torque
mm mm kpm Nm
6 10 0,9-1,0 8,8-9,8
8 13(14) 2,2-2,5 22-25
10 17 4,5-5,0 44-49
12 19 8,0-8,8 78-86
16 24 18-20 177-196
20 30 35-39 343-382
24 36 63-68 618-667
Electrical connections
Connect the vibrator to the controls (see separate controls manual).
Demounting and Disposal

IMPORTANT Necessary measures for safe handling must be taken.
Disposal/scrapping of the feeder must be carried out in an environmentally

safe manner and in accordance with any local environmental statutes and
regulations.
In connection with removal/scrapping it should be noted that the vibrator

consists of the following:
o Steel
o Aluminium (Vibrator base)
o Glass fibre (vibrator cover)
o Epoxy (the magnet of the vibrator is cast into Epoxy)

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Commissioning
IMPORTANT The vibrator must be commissioned carefully after mounting of wear

plates. Otherwise, the feeder may be damaged because of the changed
weight (consult feeder/trough manual, section ”Description”).
Trimming the Vibrator

Excessive trim-weight causes vibrator knocking (see chapter ”Disturbances”).
The armature and the magnet will collide, and a knocking sound will be heard.
This causes structural overload and must NOT happen.
When trimming the vibrator, the cover must be removed. Note that even the
weight of the cover has some influence on the stroke.
Vibrator trimming should only take place after receiving instructions

from SKAKO VIBRATION A/S.
When should the vibrator be trimmed?

Only exceptionally on site, e.g.:
a) In certain cases after renovation.
b) When the weight of the trough is changed, e.g. when fitting wear plates.
c) Whenever the material load on the trough is exceptionally heavy; this

might otherwise cause vibrator knocking.
The stroke can be read on the stroke indicator plate which is placed on the
drive console.

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Daily Operation
The electromagnetic vibrator is always used in combination with a vibratory
feeder, vibratory trough, etc. Instructions for daily operation are given in the
operating instructions of the latter.
IMPORTANT Before starting the machine, ensure that the vibrator is correctly
installed and commissioned.
Starting/stopping the vibrator

See separate controls manual.

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Maintenance
The electromagnetic vibrator requires no lubrication.
Daily maintenance
Check at regular intervals that the vibrator is properly fastened, and that screw
connections, screens, etc. are in place and in intact condition.
Cleaning
The electromagnetic vibrator may be cleaned with water. However, do not
use a pressure cleaner directly on the vibrator unit o
Most standard cleaning products may be used. Be careful when using strong
solvents which might harm the surface treatment.
Bolt tightness
Check the tightness of fixing bolts after the first 40 hours of operation;
thereafter every 500 hours.
Torque: see torque chart in the section ”Installation / Fitting”.
Rust protection in aggressive environments

In special cases where the machine operates in a wet or aggressive
environment, it is possible to provide extra rust protection of the vibrator.
Remove the cover and spray a thin layer of rust-protecting oil onto the springs,
their contact surfaces, and the spring washers and bolts.
Maintenance Chart
Commissioning
After 40 hrs. Once a day Every 500 hrs.
Bolts in vibrator Tightening Tightening
Noise from vibrator Check
Cables and Check Check

connections

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Disturbances
It may occur that the magnet and the armature of the vibrator collide. This
phenomenon is called vibrator knocking and reveals itself by a knocking
sound.
Vibrator knocking may occur in the following situations:
a) excess voltage of the electrical supply

IMPORTANT b) a build-up of material inside the machine obstructs its free
movement
c) material has adhered to the machine, increasing its weight
d) the weight of the vibratory trough has been changed, e.g. after
adding or changing wear plates.
If vibrator knocking occurs, the machine must be stopped immediately,

and the cause of the problem identified.
Vibrator knocking may also occur briefly when connecting the power supply.
This is usually harmless.
We must emphasize that out warranty is invalidated if

• the vibrator has been allowed to run while knocking
• the vibrator has been running at a voltage or frequency different from
those indicated on the vibrator.
Service in case of disturbances
In case you encounter disturbances that cannot be solved by means of the

information given in this manual, please contact us for advice.

22. May 2018
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SKAKO Vibration A/S
SKAKO.DK\KRG
As of 22-05-18
Item: No.: 40035579

Total
Unit of Quantit
Level No. Description Pos BOM Quantity Measure Code y
40035579 FCE100/0125M3NL
1 40004573 Wearliner for hopper 10mm hardox 400 4B 1 SETS 1
1 582435 WEAR PLATES. HARDOX 4 1 PCS 1
1 642013 SUPPORTING SPRING. Ø16MM 2H 4 PCS 4
1 642014 SUPPORTING SPRING. Ø20MM 2I 4 PCS 4
1 361078 VIBRATOR. 100D 1 PCS 1

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38 E0007147 Magnet 1 CHK'D

A 40 IMS-23778 Skirt 1 MATERIAL: DWG NO.

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4 IMS-17819 Bottom Frame Sub Assembly 2

D 12 IMS-23717 Axle Fab 1 D

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3 IMS-22219 Side Rubber 2

4 IMS-13004 Back Rubber clamp 1

5 IMS-13624 Back Rubber 1

6 IMS-13625 Side Guard 6

C 7 IMS-23627 Wear Plate 16 C

8 IMS-23630 Wear Plate 1

9 IMS-23630-Opp Wear Plate 1

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1 IMS-23639 - PB Feeder Mount 1

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1 IMS-23634 Counterweight Box 1

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1 IMS-23719 Side Fab 2

2 IMS-17842 Top Frame sub-assembly (side) 2

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ITEM NO. PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY.

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