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RARO - US370 IRB120 ElecMech W46

US370
IRB120 Electrical & MEchanical Maintenance

ABB Robotics training is here to help you utilize your robot’s full potential. The ease of use of ABB robots is unmatched, but there are still many benefits to further training. Training on ABB products and systems can be provided to students on site, in an external training facility, or through e-learnings & webinars.

Course goal
The course is designed to teach students how to identify the electrical components, theory of operation, and introduce proper troubleshooting procedures on the IRC5 Compact robot
controller. In addition, this course will teach the student how to properly disassemble and reassemble the mechanical unit. It will also teach proper preventive maintenance procedures.

Included topics
− Theory of operation of the IRC5 Compact robot controller
− Safety precautions used while troubleshooting the IRC5 Compact robot controller electrical system
− Description of components in the IRC5 Compact robot controller
− Principles of logical troubleshooting from power up through emergency stop loop and servo system
− Input/Output interfacing between the IRC5 Compact robot controller and peripheral equipment
− Proper safety precautions used while performing mechanical repair
− Operation of robot control and mechanical unit
− Description and operation of mechanical components
− How to use manual for r epair and ordering of s pare parts

Course objectives
After successfully completing the course, the participant should be able to:
− Practice safety as it pertains to the robot system
− Identify and use the FlexPendant
− Run the robot system in manual mode and automatic mode
− Interpret and respond to event messages, use event logs
− Identify different parts of the robot modules and arm
− Load system software
− Troubleshoot Power ON circuits
− Troubleshoot computer and drive system to a board level
− Troubleshoot Motors ON/Run Chains circuits
− Troubleshoot the Motors, brakes, and resolvers
− Understand how to calibrate the robot
− Interface an input device and an output device to the robot
− Perform safety precautions used while doing mechanical repair
− Properly start-up, operate and shutdown the robot
− Describe the operation of mechanical components
− Disassemble and reassemble mechanical unit
− Use the manual for repair and ordering of spare parts
− Describe preventive maintenance procedures on the robot
− Calibrate robot

Student profile
− Industrial electricians
− Electrical service technicians
− Engineers
− Supervisory personnel
− Industrial personnel required to mechanically repair the robots and to perform regular preventive maintenance

Prerequisites
− Familiarity with use of electronic test equipment (voltmeter and oscilloscope)
− Basic understanding of digital electronics is helpful
− IRC5 Programming I (US420) is strongly recommended
− Mechanical background or experience is helpful

Duration
The course duration is 4.5 days.

Course RARO - US370 IRB120 ElecMech W46
Number US370
Available places 0
Date 11/12/2024 – 11/15/2024
Price USD 2,969.00
Location Auburn Hills, Michigan (Eastern Standard Timezone)
1250 Brown Road
48326 Auburn Hills
Contact ABB Robot Training USA
1250 Brown Road
48326 Auburn Hills, Michigan
Tel. 2483918821
www.abb.us/roboticstraining
Registration deadline 11/11/2024 11:55 pm
Status Guaranteed implementation
No. Date Time Teacher Location Description
1 11/12/2024 09:00 am – 04:30 pm Auburn Hills, Michigan (Eastern Standard Timezone) First Training Day
2 11/13/2024 08:00 am – 04:30 pm Auburn Hills, Michigan (Eastern Standard Timezone) Training Day
3 11/14/2024 08:00 am – 04:30 pm Auburn Hills, Michigan (Eastern Standard Timezone) Training Day
4 11/15/2024 08:00 am – 04:30 pm Auburn Hills, Michigan (Eastern Standard Timezone) Training Day

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