v1.1

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by Zachary Cooper Friedman-Hill

3.0 Running Semi-Auto Mode

Written By: Zachary Cooper Friedman-Hill (and one other contributor)
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Difficulty

Moderate

Steps

4

Time Required

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  1. Ensure that the mold is open, the pins are retracted, the nozzle is moved back, and the screw position is greater than the set shot size.

    • Ensure that the mold is open, the pins are retracted, the nozzle is moved back, and the screw position is greater than the set shot size.

  2. Press the button for semi-auto

    • Press the button for semi-auto

    • The bottom left button should begin flashing green if all safety doors are closed and all components are in the correct position.

    • Pressing this button will begin the cycle and it will continue until either a cycle timer is tripped or the run is complete.

    • Video at x1.5 speed

    • Video of Semi-Automatic Mode in action. The cooling time was reduced to 30 seconds in this clip to be faster.

  4. To start another cycle there are several options Opening the door and then closing it without changing modes will run another cycle

    • To start another cycle there are several options

    • Opening the door and then closing it without changing modes will run another cycle

    • Pressing the start button when it is flashing

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Zachary Cooper Friedman-Hill

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