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Offline ebscreen

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Re: M&R batteries
« Reply #15 on: Yesterday at 04:08:20 PM »
Should add, some old PLC's will lose their entire program if the battery dies or if the battery is disconnected with the main power off.
Major ordeal, so look twice before you jump.


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Re: M&R batteries
« Reply #16 on: Yesterday at 10:00:28 PM »
Should add, some old PLC's will lose their entire program if the battery dies or if the battery is disconnected with the main power off.
Major ordeal, so look twice before you jump.
MnR well known for PLCs loosing the program! As eb said, make sure your press is on before you pull the battery out of the PLC!
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Re: M&R batteries
« Reply #17 on: Today at 07:16:33 AM »
To some extent it makes sense, you are only going to sell so many actual machines.
A %50 premium for making it convenient is fine, %500 is not.

The weird thing is when their actual bespoke parts, weldments and whatnot, are surprisingly inexpensive.

If anyone needs assistance identifying/sourcing parts post them here. It's a hobby of mine at this point.

wouldn't mind ya starting a "sticky" thread on that. Parts are brutal to source sometimes.

in another thread Evo posted a good source for the flame rods and spark plugs for the Sprint 2000. i bought two spark (one for each dryer) and one flame rod - lots cheaper than from M&R. 

for some reason i have a bunch of failed electrical connectors on our SMC valves (Gauntlet 3 and Challenger 3 have them on the printheads) - i bought these to replace the connector instead of the whole valve:  https://us.rs-online.com/product/smc-corporation/v111-5loz/70399581/

its $20 instead of $90