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TRUMPF TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 Operator’s Manual – B706en

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Original TRUMPF operator’s manual for the TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 modular storage system – Edition 2018-07-03, document B706en. Covers installation conditions, control panel operation, pallet picker crane, storage/transfer carts, loading and unloading, diagnostics and the complete maintenance schedule.

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Description

TRUMPF TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 Operator’s Manual

The TRUMPF TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 operator’s manual is the working document for the modular storage system that holds, retrieves and hands over system pallets carrying flat sheet metal, scrap skeletons and finished parts. This is the original operator’s manual, Edition 2018-07-03, document number B706en, published by TRUMPF Werkzeugmaschinen GmbH + Co. KG. It covers both configuration families in one volume: the compact Series 1000 store built around the LiftMaster Store, and the tower-based Series 3000 with its own pallet picker crane, which can run as a stand-alone storage system. Everything from site preparation through daily control panel work to the scheduled lubrication and inspection plan is contained in this document.

File Details

  • Manual type: Operator’s manual (original operator’s manual)
  • Brand: TRUMPF
  • Equipment covered: TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 modular storage system
  • Document number: B706en
  • Edition / date: 2018-07-03
  • Language: English
  • File format: PDF
  • Length: 230 pages

Chapters Covered

  • 1 For your safety – Terms, operational safety, intended use, authorized personnel, hazards from laser radiation and magnetic fields, crashing pallet picker crane, technically required openings, handling workpieces, slipping and tripping, undesired lowering of the scissor table, remote support risks, measures to be taken by the manufacturer, danger zones and safeguarding devices, warning signs at the machine, organizational measures for the user, water protection, spare parts and operating materials, safety data sheets, overview of residual risks, disassembly and disposal
  • 2 TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 installation conditions – Planning aid, installation site, space requirements and hall height, floor requirements and flatness tolerance, floor joints and floor quality, weight load, ambient conditions, electronics, power supply and connected loads, uninterruptible power supply, residual current device, power supply configurations, isolating transformer, remote support, network link, compressed air supply and consumption values, transport preparation, permitted auxiliary tools, checking and unloading the machine
  • 3 Description of TruStore Series 3000 – Machine concept, direct connection to LiftMaster Store / LiftMaster Store Linear, direct connection to LiftMaster Compact, indirect connection via storage cart, indirect connection to SheetMaster via storage cart with scissor table, machine axes, storage tower, pallet picker crane and pallet removal unit, system pallets, removable pallet base, cartridge for auxiliary pallet, front and longitudinal storage/transfer carts, input/output station under the pallet picker crane, supports with ball roller, nameplate and CE marking, cart system, units definition, technical data
  • 4 Description of TruStore Series 1000 – Machine concept, storage tower, system pallets, removable pallet base, cartridge for auxiliary pallet, front storage/transfer cart with scissor table, supports with ball roller, technical data
  • 5 Operation of TruStore Series 3000 – TruStore control panel, touchscreen user interface, control panel and foot switch, storage/transfer cart control panel, operating elements at the electrical cabinet, switching on and off, STORAGE OVERVIEW and TRANSPORT JOB areas, operating modes, pallet picker crane, front storage/transfer cart, longitudinal storage/transfer cart, input/output station, storage cart, loading and unloading system pallets, diagnostics, help in case of problems
  • 6 Operation of TruStore Series 1000 – Storage/transfer cart control panel, switching the TruStore Series 1000 on and off, storage/transfer cart with scissor table, loading and unloading system pallets
  • 7 Maintenance of TruStore Series 3000 – General guidelines, maintenance overview, lubrication, lift drive of the pallet picker crane, pallet picker crane, pallet removal unit, storage/transfer cart with lifting unit, storage/transfer cart with scissor table, loading cart with fanning magnet, mechanical elements, chain elongation and chain wear checks, electrical cabinet air conditioning unit
  • 8 Maintenance of TruStore Series 1000 – General guidelines, maintenance overview, lubrication, removable pallet base, storage/transfer cart with scissor table
  • 9 Index

Read as a whole, the manual gives a technician or machine operator a complete operating and upkeep envelope for the TruStore. Chapter 1 establishes the safety concept – how the danger zones around the storage tower, the pallet picker crane and the travel range of the carts are safeguarded by light barriers, light grids, safety tunnels and optional lift gates, what a feed hold does to every machine tied into the safety circuit, and which residual risks remain the user’s responsibility. Chapter 2 is the pre-delivery checklist: what the customer must have ready before TRUMPF Technical Service arrives, including hall height, floor flatness tolerance, base plate and anchor bolt requirements, electrical connected loads, residual current device selection, compressed air quality class and transport dimensions for every module. Chapters 3 and 4 identify the assemblies by name and number so that a fault can be described precisely to the service department, and quote the technical data tables for the 1030, 1040, 3030 and 3040 variants. Chapters 5 and 6 walk through the actual job: switching on, reading the current compartment number, selecting online or offline mode, moving a system pallet from compartment to compartment, loading a sheet metal stack onto the supports, taking finished parts off a removable pallet base, and clearing a pallet picker crane that has run into its axis limit switch or lost gantry alignment. Chapters 7 and 8 are the maintenance backbone, with interval tables in operating hours, the lubrication schematic and lubricant specification tables, chain elongation and chain wear measurement values, and the inspection steps for the carts, the hydraulic unit, the gearboxes and the electrical cabinet.

What This Manual Enables You To Do

The TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 operator’s manual is written so that the person standing at the control panel can act rather than wait. It gives the exact sequence for transporting a system pallet between compartments, for positioning the pallet picker crane in front of a specific compartment, for moving the pallet picker crane into the maintenance position at the very bottom before any work inside the danger zone, and for setting or lowering the manually adjustable supports on the longitudinal storage/transfer cart. It explains how the storage input/output station under the pallet picker crane works, when the stops and supports are automatically extended or lowered, and what has to be removed before a system pallet with a removable pallet base can be placed there. It also documents the diagnostic route: displaying and filtering pending messages, opening the cause, effect and measure text for an active alarm, and acknowledging messages that can be cleared.

On the maintenance side, the manual turns vague advice into measurable work. Chain elongation on the lift drive of the pallet picker crane is checked by counting 16 chain elements and measuring the outer distance from bolt to bolt against the stated new length and maximum length. Lifting chains are inspected for deformed flanges, frictional or pitting corrosion and knocked-out rollers at defined points in two sections of the lift path. The pallet removal unit chain is tensioned against a measured chain path using the clamping screws. Lubricators in the pallet picker crane posts are read from their LED display, and the manual explains every status code, including when to replace the lubricant cartridge and battery pack. The drip trays for lifting chain lubricant, the gearbox oil change, the hydraulic unit oil and filter change, the flange bearing grease points and the fanning magnet guide carriages are all listed with interval and lubricant specification.

Why It Matters

A storage tower that handles sheet stacks weighing tonnes leaves very little room for improvised procedure. Exceeding a permitted stack height, moving the lift axis when a system pallet carries a removable pallet base or an auxiliary pallet, walking under the pallet picker crane or entering the danger zone while the light barrier is interrupted are the situations this manual exists to prevent, and each one is described with its consequence in plain terms. The stated load limits per compartment, per pallet and per cart are the numbers that keep the structure, the chains and the drives inside their design envelope.

Working from the correct document also keeps the service relationship clean. Fault descriptions that use the manual’s own compartment numbering, axis names and unit definitions reach TRUMPF Technical Service in a form they can act on immediately, and the maintenance records the manual asks for are what demonstrate that the machine has been looked after.

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Complete Bookmarks

The complete bookmarks in the “TRUMPF TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 Operator's Manual – B706en” are as follows:

Operator's manual TruStore Series 1000 / 3000p. 1
Before you proceed …p. 5
Table of contentsp. 7
1 Safetyp. 19
Table of contentsp. 19
1. For your safetyp. 21
2. Termsp. 23
3. Operational safetyp. 24
3.1 Intended usep. 24
3.2 Authorized personnelp. 25
4. Hazardsp. 26
4.1 Hazards due to laser radiationp. 26
4.2 Dangers from magnetic fieldsp. 26
Fanning magnets for sheet separationp. 26
4.3 Dangers due to the open electrical cabinetp. 27
4.4 Hazard risks due to crashing pallet picker crane or workpiece!p. 28
4.5 Dangers due to technically-required openingsp. 28
4.6 Hazard risks due to parts falling out of the LiftMaster Store / LiftMaster Compactp. 28
4.7 Hazard risks due to travel motions in the danger zonep. 29
4.8 Dangers handling workpiecesp. 29
Sharp-edged workpiecesp. 29
Misaligned or trapped workpiecesp. 29
Heavy sheet stacks and workpiecesp. 30
If supports with ball roller are used (option): risk of uncontrolled movements of sheet stackp. 30
Falling parts during transport on the removable pallet basep. 31
4.9 Dangers of slipping, tripping or fallingp. 31
4.10 Hazard risks due to undesired lowering of the scissor tablep. 31
4.11 Risks due to remote supportp. 32
5. Measures to be taken by the manufacturerp. 33
5.1 Danger zones and safeguarding devicep. 33
5.2 Warning signs at the machinep. 41
6. Organizational measures to be taken by the userp. 44
6.1 Observe warnings and warning signsp. 44
6.2 Training and instructing operatorsp. 44
Measures applicable worldwidep. 44
6.3 Duty of care when handling the machinep. 44
6.4 Pay attention to water protectionp. 45
6.5 Using spare parts, accessories, software and operating materialsp. 46
6.6 Safety data sheet on hazardous materialsp. 47
7. Overview of residual risksp. 48
8. Disassembly and disposalp. 51
2 TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 installation conditionsp. 55
Table of contentsp. 55
Who does what?p. 57
1. Planning aidp. 58
2. Installation sitep. 60
2.1 Space requirementsp. 60
Hall heightp. 60
2.2 Floor requirementsp. 62
Surfacep. 62
Floor qualityp. 65
2.3 Weight loadp. 66
2.4 Ambient conditionsp. 66
3. Electricsp. 67
3.1 Power supplyp. 67
Connected loadsp. 67
Connecting cablesp. 68
3.2 Power supplyp. 68
Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)p. 68
Residual current device (RCD)p. 69
Power supply configurationsp. 70
Power supply with grounded outer conductor (corner-grounded delta network)p. 70
IT systemp. 70
Isolating transformerp. 71
3.3 Remote supportp. 71
3.4 Network linkp. 72
4. Compressed air supplyp. 73
5. Transportp. 74
5.1 Preparing transportp. 74
TruStore 1030 / 3030p. 74
TruStore 1040 / 3040p. 76
5.2 Permitted auxiliary toolsp. 77
5.3 Checking, unloading and transporting the machinep. 78
On delivery: check the machinep. 78
Unloading the packaging units and transporting them to the installation sitep. 79
3 Description of TruStore Series 3000p. 81
Table of contentsp. 81
1. Machine conceptp. 83
1.1 Direct connection to LiftMaster Store / LiftMaster Store Linearp. 84
1.2 Direct connection to LiftMaster Compactp. 86
1.3 Indirect connection via storage cartp. 87
1.4 Indirect connection to SheetMaster via storage cart with scissor tablep. 87
2. Machine axesp. 88
3. Componentsp. 89
3.1 Storage towerp. 90
3.2 Pallet picker crane/Pallet removal unitp. 91
3.3 System palletsp. 91
System pallets for a stack height of 90 mm or 170 mmp. 91
Removable pallet base (Optional)p. 92
Cartridge for auxiliary pallet (Optional)p. 92
3.4 Storage/transfer cartp. 93
Front storage/transfer cartp. 93
Longitudinal storage/transfer cartp. 94
3.5 Input/output station under the pallet picker cranep. 94
3.6 Supports with ball roller for sheet metal stack alignment (option)p. 96
3.7 Nameplate and CE markingp. 97
4. Cart system (Storage cart)p. 98
5. Units definitionp. 99
6. Technical datap. 100
4 Description of TruStore Series 1000p. 101
Table of contentsp. 101
1. Machine conceptp. 102
2. Componentsp. 103
2.1 Storage towerp. 103
2.2 System palletsp. 103
System pallets for a stack height of 90 mm or 170 mmp. 103
Removable pallet base (Optional)p. 103
Cartridge for auxiliary pallet (Optional)p. 104
2.3 Front storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 104
2.4 Supports with ball roller for sheet metal stack alignment (option)p. 105
3. Technical datap. 106
5 Operation of TruStore Series 3000p. 107
Table of contentsp. 107
1. Description of the operating elementsp. 110
1.1 TruStore control panelp. 110
User interface (touchscreen)p. 111
Control panel and foot switchp. 113
1.2 Storage/transfer cart control panelp. 115
1.3 Operating elements at the electrical cabinetp. 116
2. Switching the TruStore Series 3000 on/offp. 117
2.1 Switch onp. 117
2.2 Switch offp. 117
3. Show current statusp. 118
3.1 STORAGE OVERVIEW areap. 118
3.2 TRANSPORT JOB areap. 120
4. Operating modesp. 121
4.1 Select the operating modep. 121
5. Pallet picker cranep. 122
5.1 Transporting system pallets (compartment/compartment)p. 122
5.2 Positioning the pallet picker crane in front of the compartmentp. 123
5.3 Manually moving the axes of the pallet picker cranep. 123
5.4 Moving the pallet picker crane into the maintenance position (very bottom)p. 124
6. Front storage/transfer cartp. 126
6.1 Moving the front storage/transfer cart with lift axisp. 126
6.2 Moving the system pallet to the front storage/transfer cartp. 127
7. Longitudinal storage/transfer cartp. 129
7.1 Setting supportsp. 129
7.2 Moving the longitudinal storage/transfer cartp. 130
7.3 Moving the system pallet to the longitudinal storage/transfer cartp. 131
8. Input/output station under the pallet picker cranep. 132
8.1 Moving the system pallet onto the storage input/output stationp. 132
9. Storage cartp. 134
9.1 Transporting system pallet with storage cartsp. 134
9.2 Moving the storage cart (within the secured danger zone)p. 135
9.3 Moving the storage cart (out of the secured danger zone and back again)p. 135
9.4 Indirect connection to SheetMaster via storage cart with scissor tablep. 136
Moving the storage cart with scissor table (within the secured danger zone)p. 136
Moving the storage cart with scissor table (out of the secured danger zone and back again)p. 137
10. Loading and unloading the system palletsp. 139
10.1 Loading the system pallet with sheet metal stackp. 139
10.2 Unloading finished parts with removable pallet basesp. 140
11. Diagnosticsp. 143
11.1 Show and acknowledge active messagesp. 143
11.2 Displaying the software versionp. 143
11.3 Activate remote supportp. 143
12. Help in case of problemsp. 145
12.1 General troubleshooting during operationp. 145
12.2 Driving the pallet picker crane free of the axis limit switch.p. 145
12.3 Correcting misalignment of the pallet picker cranep. 146
6 Operation of TruStore Series 1000p. 149
Table of contentsp. 149
1. Description of the operating elementsp. 150
1.1 Storage/transfer cart control panelp. 150
2. Switching the TruStore Series 1000 on/offp. 152
2.1 Switch on/offp. 152
3. Storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 153
3.1 Moving the front storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 153
4. Loading and unloading the system palletsp. 155
4.1 Loading the system pallet with sheet metal stackp. 155
4.2 Unloading finished parts with removable pallet basesp. 156
7 Maintenance of TruStore Series 3000p. 159
Table of contentsp. 159
1. General guidelinesp. 162
2. Maintenance Overviewp. 164
3. Lubricationp. 168
3.1 Overviewp. 168
3.2 Lift drive of the pallet picker cranep. 171
3.3 Pallet picker cranep. 176
3.4 Pallet removal unitp. 178
3.5 Storage/transfer cart with lifting unitp. 179
3.6 Storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 181
3.7 Loading cart with fanning magnetp. 183
4. Mechanical elementsp. 186
4.1 Lift drive of the pallet picker cranep. 186
4.2 Pallet removal unitp. 191
4.3 Removable pallet basep. 196
4.4 Input/output station under the pallet picker cranep. 197
4.5 Cart systemp. 198
4.6 Storage/transfer cart with lifting unitp. 200
4.7 Storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 205
4.8 Indirect connection to SheetMaster via storage cart with scissor tablep. 210
5. Electricsp. 211
5.1 Electrical cabinetp. 211
8 Maintenance of TruStore Series 1000p. 213
Table of contentsp. 213
1. General guidelinesp. 215
2. Maintenance Overviewp. 217
3. Lubricationp. 219
3.1 Overviewp. 219
3.2 Storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 220
4. Mechanical elementsp. 222
4.1 Removable pallet basep. 222
4.2 Storage/transfer cart with scissor tablep. 223
Indexp. 229
Ap. 229
Cp. 229
Dp. 229
Ep. 229
Fp. 229
Hp. 229
Ip. 229
Lp. 229
Mp. 229
Np. 229
Op. 229
Pp. 229
Rp. 230
Sp. 230
Tp. 230
Up. 230
Wp. 230

Delivery

The TRUMPF TruStore Series 1000 / 3000 operator’s manual is delivered as an instant PDF download – no shipping, no waiting for a parcel, and no risk of a paper copy going missing on the shop floor. Open it on a laptop at the electrical cabinet, on a tablet at the storage tower, or print only the lubrication chart and the maintenance overview pages you need next to the machine. Because the file is complete in one document, both the Series 1000 and the Series 3000 sections are always at hand, whether the store is running stand-alone or linked to a LiftMaster Store, LiftMaster Compact, SheetMaster or a storage cart.

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