Daewoo Puma 10 Startup Procedure

PowerTurn main power switch to "ON" position.
InspectWalk around machine looking for spills or leaks while checking for the required clearance around all moving parts.
ConsoleTurn "ON" Console power using the power button, turn on hydralics using "Machine Ready" (green) button on console.
ReferenceTurn Mode Selector switch to "Jog" mode, switch "Ref.Point Return" toggle switch to "ON" (up position), hold down +X and +Z simultaneously until both (X and Z) LED's illuminate.
PositionPress "POS" button on console to display current location, switch "Ref.Point Return" to "OFF" (down position) and use -Z jog button move the tool turrent to about 0.5000, then use -X button to move turrent to about 0.5000, switch mode selector to handle position, and use handle to move both X and Z to 0.0000 on display.
GearingTurn spindle selector to "H" (high gear) position, then press white spindle "Start" button. H LED will illuminate when ready, set spindle Speed control down (full counter clockwise) and turn selector switch to "Forward" position and again press white spindle "Start" button. Verify proper spindle direction (Counter-Clockwise) and press red spindle "Stop" button.
ProgramReturn mode selector switch to Memory and press "PRGAM" button to display CNC program, verify correct program is displayed, then press Cursor Up button to move to beginning of program.
Loading*Position one of the chuck jaws at 12 o'clock (straight up) by turning the chuck by hand. Insert material into end of head tube with a flat side horizontal, push material in until it stops behind chuck jaws. On chuck side while holding and pulling with fingers slide small rod under material to lift and nudge into position. Pull material against stop, close chuck and verify proper hold on material.
StartingCheck tool inserts for excessive wear, chips or cracks and replace as needed. Check that coolant flow is in proper position on material and that Speed and Feed overrides are set to 100% before using Cycle Start.
*This procedure was written for loading hex material into a 3 jaw chuck, this step may not be necessary if your material or chucking system is different.

E-Stop Notice: Not all problems require using Emergency Stop, avoid using Emergency Stop when possible. Learn and practice the following sequence while cutting a part, it will save time spent resetting the machine.

When a problem occurs (ie. a broken insert) and you must stop during a cycle.
Immedieatly set Rapid override to lowest setting (400 mm/min).
Before the machine starts the next cut, quickly turn Feedrate override to lowest setting (0%).
Press "Coolant Off" and carefully correct the problem while the spindle is turning.
Once the problem has been corrected.
Return coolant flow by pressing "Coolant On" and verify coolant position.
Return Rapid override to 100%.
Return Feedrate override to 100% to begin cutting again.