MEP Labeler Parts

If the part you need is not listed on the page, then send an email. Include part number, photo, product serial number ....  Provide as much info as possible to help us get the part. 
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  $12.00
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  $40.00
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  $55.00
  $12.00
Bearing HK1816
You can get these at vxb.com
This is the bearing that is press fit into white rollers that turn freely on a central shaft (all the rollers with a bolt on top). There are 2 (top and bottom) on each roller.
Timer for MEP labeler
Crouzet 88901302. get this at http://www.masterelectronics.com/
Newer machines do not have a timer. They have a potentiometer. Send a photo if you are not certain which.

Labeler Manuals

You can easily distinguish between newer model Etc220 and older model by the 3 rollers that hold the bottle. There is one moveable roller (and 2 fixed) on older models. Newer models have 2 moveable rollers and 1 fixed.

Adjusting Photocell of labeler.

Photocell adjustment is SPECIFIC to label. We set up each labeler with our labels and test them before shipping. It is best if you send a roll of labels prior to shipping and we will set the labeler up and adjust the photocell for your label.

The procedure involves adjusting the photocell while monitoring the Siemens PLC.

Photocells.

Older units have Omron E3S-GS3B4, yellow color.

Newer units have FC7 by MD Microdetectors. black color.

All labelers have Siemens PLC.

1. Old units with yellow Omron photocell.

Open the electrical box and adjust the white screw on the photocell while monitoring the Siemens PLC.

You will see the date on the PLC.

press arrow to get to input.

I:

    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

The input from the photosensor is the number 4.

When the label paper (without label) is in front of photosensor, the number 4 has to be black.

When the label (with backing paper) is in front of the photosensor, the number 4 has to be white.

Adjust the white screw on the photosensor to get to these conditions.

When set, just push the left arrow key, back to date screen..

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2. Newer units have FC7 by MD Microdetectors. black color.

Open the electric box and use the display of the Siemens PLC. There are older and newer versions of this and the displays are a bit different. Setup is the same.

2.1. Older Siemens PLC, prior to ~2019
The PLC display shows a date (it could flashing or not, does not matter.)

Press the arrow on right and the display now shows the input signal

I: *
0 .. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (number 4 in this line is the important one)
1 .. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2 .. 0 1 2 3 4

The input from the photosensor is the number 4.

When the label paper (without label) is in front of photosensor, the number 4 has to be black.

When the label (with backing paper) is in front of the photosensor,  the number 4 has to be white.

You must use the + and - buttons on photosensor to make the adjustment.

When set, just push the left arrow key, back to date screen.

2.2. Newer Siemens PLC, 2019 and later.

The PLC display shows a date (it could flashing or not, does not matter.)

Press the arrow on right and the display now shows the input signal

I: *

The first line inside the box is
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 (number 4 in this line is the important one)

The input from the photosensor is the number 4.

When the label paper (without label) is in front of photosensor, the number 4 has to be black.

When the label (with backing paper) is in front of the photosensor, lthe number 4 has to be white.

You must use the + and - buttons on photosensor to make the adjustment.

When set, just push the left arrow key, back to date screen.