| Cause of the malfunction | Way of resolving |
|---|---|
| The limit switch for the platen movement has been adjusted to engage with the stopper | Adjust the limit switch for the travel distance |
| The coil of the platen movement solenoid valve may have burnt out or foreign matter may have entered, causing the valve spool to be stuck and unable to move | Clean or replace the solenoid valve |
| Cause of the malfunction | Way of resolving |
|---|---|
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The proportional valve wiring on the oil pump is loose or the coil is burned out
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Check whether the proportional pressure valve is energized
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Impurities clog the oil outlet of the proportional pressure valve on the pump
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Remove the proportional pressure valve and clean out the impurities
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The hydraulic oil is contaminated, and debris has accumulated on the surface of the oil filter, obstructing the flow of hydraulic oil into the pump
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Clean the oil filter and replace the pressure regulator
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The oil pump is experiencing internal oil leakage, which is caused by prolonged use, internal wear, or damage due to contaminated hydraulic oil
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Repair or replace the oil pump
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There is oil leakage from the oil gun, hose, and connections
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Eliminate the sources of leakage
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The oil system is seizing
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Check whether the oil control valve spool is functioning properly
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| Cause of the malfunction | Way of resolving |
|---|---|
| Too much filling | Reduce the injection pressure, injection speed, and injection volume |
| The mold temperature is too low | Increase the mold temperature |
| The demolding angles are insufficient in certain areas | Perform mold maintenance |
| The finished product fails to be ejected smoothly during demolding | Perform mold maintenance |
| There is an insufficient number of ejector pins or they are improperly positioned | Perform mold maintenance |
| Localized vacuum formation occurs during demolding | The slow ejection speed during mold opening, consider installing air ejectors |
| There is insufficient release agent | Increase the amount of release agent |
| Poor mold design leading to excessive stress within the finished product | Improve the design of the finished product |
| Cause of the malfunction | Way of resolving |
|---|---|
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In the finished product, the cross-section, ribs, or columns are too thick
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Make changes to the product design or the location of the gate
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The injection pressure is too low
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Increase the injection pressure
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The injection volume and time are insufficient
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Increase the injection volume and injection time
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The runner gate is too small
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Increase the size of the runner and gate
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The injection speed is too fast
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Reduce the injection speed
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The plastic contains moisture
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The plastic needs to be thoroughly dried
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The plastic temperature is too high, leading to decomposition
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Reduce the plastic temperature
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The mold temperature is uneven
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Adjust the mold temperature
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The cooling time is too long
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Reduce the cooling time inside the mold
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The back pressure is insufficient
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Increase back pressure
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| cause of the malfunction | way of resolving |
|---|---|
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The injection speed is too high
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Lower plastic temperature, lower mold temperature
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Plastic temperature is too high
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Reduce injection speed
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Injection pressure is too high
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Reduce injection pressure
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Too much filling
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Reduce injection volume
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Poor fit line or mating surface
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Maintenance of the mold
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Insufficient clamping force
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Increase clamping force or replace with an injection molding machine with higher clamping force
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