User Manual

— Translation of the original manual —

Copyright ©2015 by JEANOLOGIA SL, with all rights reserved. As it is protected by copyright laws, the manual must
not be fully or partially copied or reproduced on this or any other medium without the express consent of
JEANOLOGIA SL. Authorised copies must be identified with the same copyright and property notes as in this manual.
By law, “copy” includes translations into other languages. Please bear in mind that, although every effort has been
made to ensure that the information contained in this document is correct, the texts, diagrams, illustrations, tables,
specifications and diagrams in this manual may be subject to changes without prior notification.
INDEX
1 INTRODUCTION .....................................................................................................................................5
1.1 Responsibility.................................................................................................................................6
1.2 Contact .........................................................................................................................................6
2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS................................................................................................7
2.1 General information ........................................................................................................................8
2.2 Standards ......................................................................................................................................9
2.3 Areas of application of the equipment................................................................................................9
2.4 Training.........................................................................................................................................9
2.5 Government recommended precautions.............................................................................................9
2.6 Laser radiation hazards .................................................................................................................. 10
2.6.1 Eye protection .................................................................................................................... 10
2.6.2 Skin protection ................................................................................................................... 11
2.6.3 Fire protection .................................................................................................................... 11
2.7 Smoke and vapour hazard .............................................................................................................. 11
2.8 Electrical hazards .......................................................................................................................... 12
2.9 Safety precautions ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.9.1 Safety locks ........................................................................................................................ 12
2.10 Safety labels ................................................................................................................................ 13
2.10.1 Warning labels.................................................................................................................... 13
2.10.2 Explanatory labels ............................................................................................................... 13
2.10.3 Other labels ....................................................................................................................... 14
2.10.4 Location of labels ................................................................................................................ 15
3 GENERAL DESCRIPTION......................................................................................................................... 16
4 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................... 19
4.1 Peripheral: Fixed marking table (MT)................................................................................................ 20
4.1.1 Electrical requirements......................................................................................................... 20
4.1.2 Installation site ................................................................................................................... 20
4.2 Materials and resources................................................................................................................. 23
5 INSTALLATION ..................................................................................................................................... 24
5.1 Delivery checks............................................................................................................................. 25
5.2 Storage ....................................................................................................................................... 25
5.3 MT Unpacking .............................................................................................................................. 25
5.4 Installation .................................................................................................................................. 25
5.5 Input and output connections ......................................................................................................... 26
5.5.1 Fume extractor ................................................................................................................... 26
5.6 Integration with FLEXI e ................................................................................................................. 27
5.7 Integration with FLEXI HS 3D........................................................................................................... 28
6 OPERATION......................................................................................................................................... 29
6.1 Positioning the trousers ................................................................................................................. 30
6.2 Preliminary checks before switching on ............................................................................................ 30
6.3 Switching on ................................................................................................................................ 30
6.4 Stopping the machine.................................................................................................................... 31
7 MAINTENANCE AND FAULT LOCATION .................................................................................................... 32
7.1 Maintenance................................................................................................................................ 33
7.2 Checking the safety alarms [B7]....................................................................................................... 33
7.3 Cleaning and removing the dirt caused by laser burning [C30] .............................................................. 33
7.4 Checking that the machine is level [D1] ............................................................................................ 33
7.5 Dismantling and cleaning the fume extraction fan [D34] ...................................................................... 33
7.6 Problem solving............................................................................................................................ 34
7.7 Emergency stop............................................................................................................................ 35
8 WARRANTY......................................................................................................................................... 36
9 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................. 38

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 3 of 44

A DRAWINGS ......................................................................................................................................... 40
B ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT ............................................................................................................................. 42

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 4 of 44

 INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 5 of 44

 INTRODUCTION

Thank you in advance for having chosen one of our products for your work.
JEANOLOGIA SL‘s aim is to achieve the full satisfaction of our customers and this requires a constant desire to achieve
and improve product quality. The quality system in our manufacturing plants in Barcelona has received ISO 9001:
2008 certification, which clearly demonstrates this quality commitment.
The design of this system is appropriate for many configurations and applications. Its optimum design, intuitive
ergonomics and simple maintenance ensures that it is easy to install, use and maintain.
It is essential to follow all precautions appropriately for this type of product. Carrying out inspections or adjustments
or applying procedures other than those specified in this manual can cause dangerous exposure. To prevent injury or
damage to people or equipment, following the established safety instructions.
The reproduction or transfer of this manual to third parties without prior, written authorisation from JEANOLOGIA SL
is absolutely prohibited.

1.1 Responsibility
This equipment has been certified for compliance with the regulations required by State bodies and has obtained a
safety certificate in accordance with security standards, according to the regulations.
Modifications can compromise the equipment’s compliance with these safety regulations.
Those carrying out modifications or repairs to the equipment shall be solely responsible for the consequences arising
from such operations.
JEANOLOGIA SL therefore accepts no responsibility in the case of malfunction or damage caused by changes outside
the recommended use or, in the case of an incident deriving from the use of the equipment for purposes other than
that for which it was designed. The user is solely responsible if the precautions required for the use of the equipment
are not taken.
Users are also responsible for consequences deriving from the use of the equipment if they are not in accordance
with its proper use as described by JEANOLOGIA SL.
JEANOLOGIA SL accepts no responsibility if the safety instructions are not followed or if basic safety rules applicable
to the use and maintenance of our equipment are breached.
If you have any queries or questions concerning the safety of the equipment, do not hesitate to contact JEANOLOGIA
SL‘s customer service centre, sales office or dealer.

1.2 Contact
In order to assess your needs, for more information and/or help about this equipment, contact the sales and after-
sales service:

JEANOLOGIA SL
Ronda Gugliermo Marconi 12
Parque Tecnológico de Valencia
46980 Paterna — Valencia — SPAIN

support@jeanologia.com
Tel. +34 96 131 83 81
Fax. +34 96 393 21 96
www.jeanologia.com

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 6 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

CHAPTER 2
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS
AND PRECAUTIONS

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 7 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.1 General information

It is strongly recommended that all staff involved in the installation, operation or maintenance of this equipment
should first read this manual and fully understand its content, particularly this section.
If you have queries or questions about any aspect of the safety of the equipment, do not hesitate to contact the
supplier or JEANOLOGIA SL‘s technical department and ask for the advice you need.
Installation, operation, maintenance and repairs to this equipment may only be carried out by JEANOLOGIA SL service
personnel or by trained specialists who have had special instructions about the dangers associated with this
equipment in particular.
Take precautions to prevent direct or indirect reflected exposure of the eyes and skin to laser energy. Take particular
precautions to avoid the danger of fire, electrical damage and pollution.
The information and precautions appearing in the following sections are extensive, but not necessarily complete. It is
recommended that users of the equipment should have find out more about technological advances in this respect as
far as possible and should know about future updates to Laser Safety regulations 60825.
Familiarisation with the safety precautions explained in this manual and extremely careful use are essential
requirements for minimizing the danger of accidental damage to the equipment or injuries to people. JEANOLOGIA SL
accepts no responsibility for damage caused by failing to follow the safety precautions.

IMPORTANT If you do not fully or partially understand the instructions, and particularly those
concerning safety, you must not continue with installation or switching on tasks, as
this would result in a risk to your safety or to that of other people. It could cause
serious injury and even death, as well as damaging the equipment.

PRECAUTION Make sure all staff are fully aware of the applicable safety instructions before
working with the laser system.

WARNING All precautions affecting this kind of product must be strictly followed. Omitting the
checks, adjustments and procedures specified here may result in dangerous
exposure to laser radiation.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 8 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.2 Standards
The JEANOLOGIA SL range of laser systems have been manufactured in accordance with the following directives:
1. The United States directives for the manufacturing and sale of laser equipment are controlled by the Centre
for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH). Laser safety requirements are dealt with in sub-section J of the
Code of Federal Regulations, 21 CFR.
2. 2006/42/EC — Machinery directive.
3. 2004/108/EC — Electromagnetic safety directive.
4. 2006/95/EC — Low voltage safety directive.

As well as the following Harmonised European Standards:

1. EN 60825 — Laser product safety.
2. EN60950 — Electrical equipment safety - instrument class 1.
3. EN 61000–6–2 – Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC).

2.3 Areas of application of the equipment

The equipment described in this document has been specially designed for industrial use, so restrictions on its
installation or additional measures may be necessary to prevent disturbance. Its design and size make it a product
that is easy to install, with minimum requirements. The CO2 laser is a Class IV laser product, but this peripheral makes
the whole unit class I because of the protection features incorporated and the impossibility of accessing the marking
zone. For this reason, users are recommended to follow all safety precautions meticulously when handling the laser.

2.4 Training
Installation, operating and maintenance staff must be given a training course. JEANOLOGIA SL and its authorised
distributors offer a course on the installation, operation and maintenance of the range of laser systems.

2.5 Government recommended precautions

Make sure operators receive safety instructions regularly (at least once a year) and that they have read and
understood this manual.
Make sure operators have a copy of this safety information to consult if necessary.
Follow all accident prevention rules applicable on the premises.
Make sure hazard warning plaques and signs are fixed to the laser equipment.
Make sure untrained or unauthorised people do not have access to the laser system.
Make sure the area reserved for the laser is properly signed and marked out.
Inflammable gases, liquids and solids can catch fire due to laser beam radiation. Remove this type of material from
the area when the laser is being used.
Some materials, such as metals or plastic, can give off toxic products of decomposition when treated with the laser
beam. Investigate the dangers associated with the materials that have to be processed. This kind of information can
be obtained from professional organisations.
Make sure all objects that could accidentally reflect the laser beam are removed from the area reserved for the laser.
Always check the safety of the laser system before starting any job, particularly safety gates, beam guidance devices
and suction systems.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 9 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.6 Laser radiation hazards

The output beam wavelength of a (CO2) carbon dioxide laser can be in the spectrum between 9.3 µm and 11.5 µm.
The wavelength is invisible to the human eye and lies in the infra-red part of the electromagnetic spectrum.
The CO2 laser emits a high-power infrared radiation beam which is invisible, although in most respects it behaves like
visible light.
The focused beam is powerful enough to cut materials, but it is potentially dangerous even if not focused. CO2 laser
radiation can be absorbed by most dielectric materials, like water, biological tissues and plastics, and is instantly
absorbed by the first absorbent material it comes into contact with.
The laser beam can be reflected by smooth metal surfaces, even if they are dark, and can be concentrated with lenses
for greater efficiency in tasks such as cutting or engraving. Below the focal point, the laser beam is quickly dispersed,
dissipating the density of the energy or the intensity of the beam.
The laser system incorporates a laser diode device producing a visible beam of light with a wavelength of between
500 nm and 700 nm and maximum power of 10 mW. The diode offers a luminous indication on the material being
processed just at the point where the laser beam will hit.
The laser output window is clearly marked with the label “LASER OUTPUT”. Both the laser beam and the diode beam
are projected through this window. Avoid exposing the eyes or skin to laser radiation, whether it is direct or
dispersed.

2.6.1 Eye protection

If the laser radiation comes into contact with the eye, even as a reflection from a metal object, it can burn the surface
of the eye, causing irreparable damage. As the CO2 laser beam is strongly absorbed in water, the cornea and the
retina are the ocular structures mainly affected by the risk of injury. They can suffer irreversible damage and scarring
as a result of direct or indirect exposure to the CO2 laser. The seriousness of the injuries to these structures depends
on the concentration or diffusion of the beam and the length of exposure time.

DANGER Irreparable damage to the eye can be caused if the laser beam penetrates the
eyeball directly or reflected from a metal surface during work around the access to
the laser output.

DANGER The laser diode pointer is a Class 3R device causing visible laser radiation. Avoid
direct exposure to the eyes.

IMPORTANT Staff must wear protective goggles suitable for carbon dioxide lasers unless there is a
protective cover protecting the marking area.
People without this protection must leave the area or the laser room.

In order to prevent irreparable damage, all staff present in the laser activity area must wear protective goggles with
lateral screens suitable for CO2 laser radiation.
Contact lenses or reading glasses (semi-glass) do not constitute sufficient protection.
In general, glass protects all people behind it against CO2 laser radiation.
Never look directly at a laser light source or laser light blurred by reflective surfaces.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 10 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.6.2 Skin protection

If the skin is exposed to laser radiation, it can suffer burns and cuts, which can cause temporary or permanent
damage.
The following precautions are necessary for protection from wavelengths between 9.3 and 11.5 microns (µm) of CO2
laser energy only:
• Do not place your hands or any other object in the path of the laser beam.
• The laser beam must never be switched on without a target to absorb the energy.
• Metal objects and darkened metal objects reflect the laser beam. Polished or concave objects disperse it. All
objects that absorb the laser beam heat up.
• In an emergency (whether or not it concerns the laser), the laser must be switched off immediately.
Emergencies requiring it to be turned off include the following:
1. Failed closure operation.
2. Water leak in the laser or its power supply.
3. Fire.
4. Improper use of the laser.
5. Unauthorised use of the laser.

2.6.3 Fire protection

Inflammable objects placed in the path of the laser beam can catch fire.
• A CO2 laser can set fire to most non-metallic materials.
• Never operate the laser when there is an inflammable gas or liquid.
• Never operate the laser in the presence of explosive materials.
• Make sure the laser system is installed with a protection system that includes adequate safety shut-offs.

2.7 Smoke and vapour hazard

The laser provides the user with a “hot” beam that can be applied on a controlled basis to heat or burn the surface of
certain materials, like a very narrow blowtorch.
Some materials break down chemically when they are heated and can emit dangerous vapours in the form of gases or
particles.
As it is not aware of the exact composition or chemical agents in the materials to be processed, JEANOLOGIA SL will
accept no responsibility for reactions induced during laser marking. Many materials can release hazardous
substances. These by-products may be toxic. However, studies carried out with denim materials of different
compositions indicate adequate results for this type of material. It is very important to consult publications or the
manufacturer concerning the hazards of the material in question before working with the laser beam on any material
and to make sure all safety regulations related to the laser are met.

DANGER Do not try to treat any material with the laser beam unless the heating
characteristics of the material have been investigated in depth and understood.
Do not cut PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) with a laser beam. The chemical reaction when it
is heated, in combination with the humidity of the air, produces hydrochloric acid.
Hydrochloric acid is dangerous to the operator and to the laser system.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 11 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.8 Electrical hazards

Any installation, servicing or repair must be carried out by qualified personnel from JEANOLOGIA SL or by trained
engineers after consulting the JEANOLOGIA SL service department. If you have any queries, contact the service
department by calling the telephone number appearing at the beginning of this manual.
• Do not remove the covers of the laser or its power sources. When you remove these covers there is a risk of
electrical discharge. In addition, if the internal covers around the laser or its optical corrections are removed
this can cause laser beam leaks.
• The area around the equipment and its power sources must be kept dry.
• Never operate the equipment if there is any sign of a water leak from the system. Call the local service
department.
• Do not operate the equipment if the power cable is defective or worn.
• The equipment must be subjected to routine inspections and maintenance in accordance with the
recommendations of JEANOLOGIA SL.

2.9 Safety precautions

The JEANOLOGIA SL range of laser systems incorporates all necessary safety functions in accordance with the
radiation safety requirements of EN 60825 and CDRH and the machinery directive 2006/42/EC listed below. The end
user needs to have access to these functions and this knowledge in order to use the system safety.

2.9.1 Safety locks

The fixed marking table has a protective security lock for opening the doors. The lock is activated when the laser is
marking and one of the two doors is opened. If this happens, marking stops completely.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 12 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.10 Safety labels

According to the provisions of the EN60825 regulation, warning signs must be placed at specific points on the
machine to indicate possible dangers and warnings. The details of these symbols, their part numbers and the exact
positions where they have been placed are presented below.

2.10.1 Warning labels

The warning labels give information about hazards deriving from laser radiation or electric current.

LASER RADIATION HAZARD SYMBOL (90

2.10.2 Explanatory labels

The explanatory labels contain information about the technical details, such as the connection voltage, machine
model and serial number.

CONFORMITY SIGN (105)

PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION SIGN (001)

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 13 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.10.3 Other labels

As well as the safety labels, other explanatory or clarification labels have been added.

TECHNICAL SERVICE SIGN (110)

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 14 of 44

 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS

2.10.4 Location of labels

The position of the signs already described can be seen in the following views:

(900) (900)

(105)

(001)

(110)

Figure 2.1. Location of labels.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 15 of 44

 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

CHAPTER 3
GENERAL DESCRIPTION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 16 of 44

 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

The fixed marking table (MT) is an auxiliary peripheral connected to the laser machine to make it easier to mark
trousers in a horizontal position.
The machine’s purpose is to position the trousers accurately and safely for marking and to maximize productivity.

Figure 3.1. Fixed marking table (MT).

Access to the flat horizontal area is protected by doors which must be closed while laser marking is carried out. The
doors are made of methacrylate, ensuring that no laser reflection escapes outside. The protective doors for marking
with mannequin are at the rear [1].
The marking table is equipped with a fume extraction system [2] to remove the remains of marking. The fumes are
sucked down below the horizontal grille.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 17 of 44

 GENERAL DESCRIPTION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 18 of 44

 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

CHAPTER 4
INSTALLATION CONDITIONS
AND REQUIREMENTS

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 19 of 44

 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

4.1 Peripheral: Fixed marking table (MT)

The necessary requirements for the installation of the fixed marking table are detailed below:

4.1.1 Electrical requirements

The electrical connection for MT must be:
• 230-400 V AC 3P+E.
• 50–60 Hz
• 6A thermomagnetic switch (for 400 V AC) or a 10 A one (for 230 V AC).
• 10 A differential, with 300 mA sensitivity.
• Activates the operation of the fume extractor fan: 2.5 mm section.
• Power supply voltage stability greater than 10% with a power supply line not shared with the laser.

4.1.2 Installation site

The laser machine is very sensitive to high levels of humidity, condensation, pollution and external vibrations.
The area must be properly lit and the entrance doors must be marked with the following warning sign: LASER AREA.
Safety procedures and protective equipment for staff must be incorporated, if required.

PROPERTIES OF THE ROOM

The site area can change depending on the peripherals acquired. Contact the
after-sales department for further information. See the following drawings for
Dimensions each configuration.
Contact the after-sales department for further information.
Temperature and humidity The machine must be installed in a closed room with air conditioning or central
heating keeping the ambient temperature between 21ºC and 25ºC, and with
humidity of less than 60%.
The set point and differential of the cooling system must be adjusted with
respect to the temperature and humidity of the laser room. The water
temperature must always be lower than the dew point.
Pollution It is absolutely necessary to check the pollution level. If it is high, the dust
sources must be eliminated. If necessary, install a particle filter ventilation
system in the room.
Vibrations The site must be free of external vibrations, for example areas with washers or
compressors. These vibrations can cause distortions in the laser marking result.
Fume extractor The room must have conduits to channel fume extraction, which are not
included.
The extractor must have easy access for maintenance and cleaning.
The diameter of the extraction pipe must be 250 mm.
If local regulations require the installation of an air filter, the customer must
install the correct one.
Others The entrance door must be closed when the laser is in use.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 20 of 44

 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

The minimum distance between the equipment and the wall must be 500 mm and it is recommended that the
working area (area where the user is – zone 1:) is at least 1,000 mm. For areas where workers need to carry out
maintenance (zone 3), a minimum distance of 1,000 mm must be respected, and for loading areas (zone 2) at least
2,000 mm is required.
The space required for each configuration of the marking table with the laser equipment is shown below, although a
larger site facilitates an easier production flow.

FLEXI e + MT CONFIGURATION:

1 Working area 2 Loading area 3 Maintenance area

Figure 4.1. CONFIGURATION: FLEXI e + MT

This configuration requires a space of 4,000 mm wide x 3,650 mm long and at least 3,000 mm high.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 21 of 44

 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

FLEXI HS 3D + MT CONFIGURATION:

1 Working area 2 Loading area 3 Maintenance area

Figure 4.2. CONFIGURATION: FLEXI HS 3D + MT

This configuration requires a space of 4,000 mm wide x 4,500 mm long and at least 3,200 mm high.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 22 of 44

 INSTALLATION CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

4.2 Materials and resources

A forklift truck or crane capable of lifting at least 1,000 kg.
Slings.
2 operatives.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 23 of 44

 INSTALLATION

CHAPTER 5
INSTALLATION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 24 of 44

 INSTALLATION

5.1 Delivery checks

Inspect the outside of the packaging for obvious signs of damage and to check that the “fragile” and inclination labels
have been respected during transport. If there is a problem, inform JEANOLOGIA SL and the transport company
responsible immediately. If the packaging has arrived in perfect condition, proceed with unpacking in front of the
JEANOLOGIA SL technician.
Check that the characteristics of the equipment correspond with those given in the order and that the details on the
characteristics plate stuck on the packaging and the serial number correspond with the equipment provided.

5.2 Storage
The equipment must be stored in a dry, ventilated place, protected from rain, dust and water or chemical agent
sprays. It is advisable to keep the equipment in its original packaging as it has been specifically designed to ensure
maximum possible protection during transport and storage.

5.3 MT Unpacking
The packaging consists of a wooden surround. We recommend keeping the packaging in case it is necessary to use it
again. Proceed as follows:
1. Unscrew the fixings holding the main side board and remove it very carefully.
2. Unscrew the other bottom packaging fixings and remove the sides and top cover as a single unit.
3. Remove the protective plastic wrapping the machine.
4. Check the contents of the packaging, which should include:
• The table itself.
• Fume extractor fan.
• Metal table ventilation hood.
• Adjustable feet.
• Box with additional screws.
5. Remove the fixing elements which have been used to hold the table still during transport.
6. Fit the adjustable feet and remove the machine very carefully. Place it on a clean, dry, smooth surface.
7. Inspect all the components in case there are signs of damage. If damage during transport is confirmed, inform
JEANOLOGIA SL and the transport company responsible immediately.

5.4 Installation
Only specialised personnel from JEANOLOGIA SL must carry out the operation of installing the machine.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 25 of 44

 INSTALLATION

5.5 Input and output connections

5.5.1 Fume extractor

The fume extractor makes it possible to suck out all the waste in the form of gas produced by the laser marking. The
only connection which you must make with the MT is for the fume extraction system. To do this, provide a power
supply to the motor using a three-phase cable with earth connection.
The extractor hood is connected using 250 mm diameter pipes. These pipes are not supplied with the machine. It is
advisable to fix the pipe with a clamp.
You are recommended to install a control system for the extractor fan, as the machine itself does not have one. We
recommend you install an external switch and turn the extractor on every time the marking table is used.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 26 of 44

 INSTALLATION

5.6 Integration with FLEXI e

The integration of the table with the laser is a process that must be carried out by a specialised technician from
JEANOLOGIA SL.
To couple the table to the laser, all you need to do is make sure the control is properly connected.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 27 of 44

 INSTALLATION

5.7 Integration with FLEXI HS 3D

The integration of the table with the laser is a process that must be carried out by a specialised technician from
JEANOLOGIA SL.
To couple the table to the laser, all you need to do is make sure the control is properly connected.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 28 of 44

 OPERATION

CHAPTER 6
OPERATION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 29 of 44

 OPERATION

6.1 Positioning the trousers

Place the garment on the flat surface with the help of the laser’s tracer diode. Loading must never be carried out
while the laser is marking.

6.2 Preliminary checks before switching on

• Check that the emergency stop button is not activated.
• Make sure the extractor hood is working.
• Ensure that the control is plugged into the laser’s connector.
• Check that the front and rear doors are closed.

6.3 Switching on
To switch the machine on, all you need to do is set up the designs to be marked by the laser equipment, using the
control software. See the laser user manual and software manual for additional information.
Once the design and marking is configured, all control is via the control device. Proceed as follows:
1. Open the doors and place the piece to be marked on the surface with the help of the tracer diode.
2. Close the doors.
3. To begin marking, press the “START” buttons on the control.
4. The laser will start marking the design set up on the screen.
5. Once marking is finished, remove the completed piece and repeat the steps from point 1.

WARNING If the laser marking has stopped because one of the loading doors is
open, marking can be restarted using the “START” button and the laser
will continue from the point where it stopped.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 30 of 44

 OPERATION

6.4 Stopping the machine

Once the work is complete, stop the marking using the software screen.
The continuous marking table does not need turning off. The machine must be completely stopped from the laser
equipment. To do this, see the laser manual.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 31 of 44

 MAINTENANCE AND FAULT LOCATION

CHAPTER 7
MAINTENANCE
AND FAULT
LOCATION

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 32 of 44

 MAINTENANCE AND FAULT LOCATION

7.1 Maintenance
The marking table requires minimal maintenance. Routine internal maintenance work is not required. The sealed
construction of the system and the limited number of moving parts ensures reliable, problem-free operation. The
condition of some parts needs to be checked and they must be cleaned if necessary. The frequency of inspection and
cleaning will depend on how the machine is integrated into the customer’s facilities and, most importantly, how the
machine is protected against dust and pollution. Always make sure the system is turned off and insulated from the
power supply before carrying out any cleaning work.

MAINTENANCE TABLE
The following table shows the different processes that must be checked with the frequency indicated:

Daily Weekly Monthly Every 6 months Annually

TRAINED JEANOLOGIA
CODE DESCRIPTION OPERATOR
TECHNICIAN TECHNICIAN
B7 Check the safety alarms. X
C30 Clean and remove the dirt caused by laser burning. X
D1 Check that the machine is level. X
D34 Dismantle and clean the fume extraction fan. X

7.2 Checking the safety alarms [B7]

It is very important to check the door safety alarms regularly. To do this:
• Check the protective loading doors: while the laser is marking, open a door carefully. The laser must stop
completely.
• Check the emergency stop: activate the emergency button while the laser is marking. The laser must stop
completely.

7.3 Cleaning and removing the dirt caused by laser burning [C30]
The fumes resulting from the laser burning of garments produce particles that can settle on the surface of the table.
You are recommended to regularly clean off the dirt that builds up on the covers and most visible parts. To do this,
you can use a degreasing agent and a damp cloth.

7.4 Checking that the machine is level [D1]

Check that the flat surface of the table is properly aligned with the laser head. Use a level.

7.5 Dismantling and cleaning the fume extraction fan [D34]

To ensure the fumes generated by laser burning are properly extracted, the extractor fan needs to be dismantled and
cleaned.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 33 of 44

 MAINTENANCE AND FAULT LOCATION

7.6 Problem solving

In this section, the most common errors or malfunctions affecting the fixed marking table and their possible solutions
appear listed. Try to solve the problem following the steps set out in the table below. If the problem persists, contact
JEANOLOGIA SL and provide the following information:

• Machine model and serial number.

• Date when the problem occurred.
• Full description of the problem, including the information provided on the display screen.
• Other information you think appropriate.

Symptom Possible causes Solution

The laser does not The emergency stop button is Check that the emergency stop button is not
start marking. activated. activated. If it is, unlock it.
The doors are not properly closed. Check that the doors are properly closed and that
there is no object blocking them.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 34 of 44

 MAINTENANCE AND FAULT LOCATION

7.7 Emergency stop

An emergency stop can be activated if a problem could result in a safety risk. Marking stops automatically and the
laser source is deactivated. Once the problem is resolved, the emergency stop can be eliminated.
After an emergency stop, follow these steps to reset the laser system and carry on with your work:
1. Make sure the danger is no longer present.
2. Unlock the activated emergency stop switch.
3. Follow the instructions described in the laser user manual for resets after an emergency stop.
4. On the marking software screen you need to indicate that you are beginning marking. See the software manual
for additional information.
5. Then activate the “START” button. Marking will begin again.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 35 of 44

 WARRANTY

CHAPTER 8
WARRANTY

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 36 of 44

 WARRANTY

JEANOLOGIA SL guarantees this laser system against operational or manufacturing defects during the following
period:
14 months from the date of shipment

THE WARRANTY INCLUDES:

• Parts.
• Substitution or repair of faulty parts by our authorized technical service.
• The transport cost of the return of faulty parts to Spain.

THE WARRANTY DOES NOT INCLUDE:

• The cost of travel, stay and expense of our authorized technical service personnel.
• The transport and custom clearance costs derived from the shipment of a repaired parts.
• Items considered consumables (Optical parts of laser equipment, BigMac membranes, G2 filters, Nano Laser
filters, Mannequin rubbers and blades and cooling liquid).

JEANOLOGIA SL based on efficiency reasons will proceed to replace the parts subject to a functional or
manufacturing failure without a prior examination of the reason of failure. After receipt the defective part,
Jeanologia will analyze and issue a report of the reasons that have caused the fault in order to accept or dismiss
their coverage.

This guarantee will be valid provided the working, maintenance, cleanliness and installation conditions specified by
JEANOLOGIA are followed but shall be considered invalid if any problems or faults occur due to negligence, misuse,
lack of care or exceeding the functional limits of the machine, damage caused by fire, freezing, accidents, wars,
natural disasters, acts of god, terrorism or other causes beyond human control.

IMPORTANT The electricity power cuts or voltage instability could damage the machine. In this
case Jeanologia will not be responsible for damage to the machine or its
components. Jeanologia recommends to install a UPS.

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 37 of 44

 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

CHAPTER 9
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 38 of 44

 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
Name Fixed marking table – MT
Model MM0474
Dimensions (mm) 2,300 mm x 1,500 mm x 1,500 mm (height x length x width)
(see the layout drawings)
Weight (kg) 370 kilos
ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Type of supply Three-phase
Number of wires 4 wires — 3P + PE
Nominal voltage 230-400 V AC
Frequency 50–60 Hz
Power 2.2 kW.
NOISE
Noise level < 70 dB
USAGE LIMITS
Ambient operating temperature Operation: between 21ºC and 25ºC
Humidity < 60% relative humidity without condensation
Maximum altitude for use < 2,000 metres

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 39 of 44

 DRAWINGS

Appendix A
DRAWINGS

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 40 of 44

 DRAWINGS

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 41 of 44

 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT

Appendix B
Electrical circuit

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 42 of 44

 ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT

MM0474 — MT — USER MANUAL REV. A.2 Page 43 of 44