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CNC - 3 Axis Turn Mill
  • WELCOME
    • What is a CNC Router ATC
  • SPECIFICATIONS
    • What is its workflow
  • FUNCTIONS
    • Possible operations
    • Applications
    • Structure of the main components
  • CHUKS , COLLETS AND TOOL BITS
    • Difference between a Chuck , Collet and Tool bit ?
    • Collet
    • Tool Bits
  • Getting Started and Get Cutting !
    • Softwares used and File types
    • Materials
    • Setting up Design
    • Giving Toolpaths
    • Preview , Summary and Saving file
    • Executing
    • Controls
    • Startup Procedure
    • Change / Remove Tool
    • Calibrate New Tools
    • Set HOME
    • Set maximum depth and surface
    • Dry Run
    • Shutdown Procedure
  • Danger Areas and Safety Procedures
    • Do's and Dont's
    • Safety and Monitoring
    • Emergency Stop
    • Hazard Warning Areas of CNC
    • Danger Areas In Machine
    • Troubleshooting
  • Cleaning and maintenance
    • General
    • Daily Maintenance
    • Weekly maintenance
    • Monthly maintenance
    • Annual maintenance (By authorized maintenance personnel only)
  • Tips and Tricks
    • Tabs in Machining
    • Testing
    • Recovering loss of power
    • Special keys and shortcuts
    • Reference
    • Resources
    • Files
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  1. Danger Areas and Safety Procedures

Emergency Stop

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Last updated 10 months ago

Pressing Emergency Stop (E-stop) on either the handhandled keypad or at the side of the Gantry cuts power to everything except the control board of the unit ,and cut the power to the inverter.

This causes spindle to coast to a stop , a process that may take several minutes.

All Job setup information is erased from the system , and operators should wait atleast 2 mins beforw engaging the machine and applying power to the motors.

The E-Stop button must be pulled out when the main power switch is turned on.