Lissmac SBM-XL S2B2 Owner's manual

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LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH
SBM-XL 1000/1500 S2B2 60
Lissmac
METAL PROCESSING
OPERATING MANUAL
STEEL PROCESSING MACHINE
SBM-XL 1000 S2B2
SBM-XL 1500 S2B2
LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH
Lanzstrasse 4
D-88410 Bad Wurzach
Telefon +49 (0) 7564 / 307 - 0
Telefax +49 (0) 7564 / 307 - 500
www.lissmac.com
LISSMAC Maschinenbau GmbH
SBM-XL 1000/1500 S2B2 60
Lissmac
Imprint
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Imprint
Operating manual for the steel processing machine LISSMAC
SBM-XL 1000/1500 S2B2
Stand 05-2017
Translation of the original operating manual
Manufacturer:
LISSMAC
Maschinenbau GmbH
Lanzstraße 4
D-88140 Bad Wurzach
Telephone: +49 (0) 7564 / 307 - 0
Fax: +49 (0) 7564 / 307 - 500
Web: www.lissmac.com
The dissemination or duplication of this operating manual and
the reuse or disclosure of its contents are forbidden unless
explicitly permitted. Non-compliance is subject to compensation
for damages. All rights reserved for the purpose of patent, utility
model, or design patent registration.
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Imprint ...................................................................................................................................... 2
Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................... 3
List of figures ............................................................................................................................ 7
1General ............................................................................................................................. 9
1.1About this manual ...................................................................................................... 9
1.1.1Changes/Reservations ..................................................................................... 11
1.1.2Packaging and Storage .................................................................................... 11
1.1.3Characters and symbols ................................................................................... 12
1.1.4Documentation .................................................................................................. 14
1.1.5Additional documents ....................................................................................... 14
1.1.6Warranty and liability ........................................................................................ 15
1.2Use ........................................................................................................................... 16
1.2.1Appropriate usage ............................................................................................ 16
1.2.2Non-intended use ............................................................................................. 17
1.2.3Residual risks ................................................................................................... 18
1.3Safety instructions .................................................................................................... 19
1.3.1Environmental protection .................................................................................. 19
1.3.2Disposal ............................................................................................................ 19
1.3.3Notes on electrical/electronic components ....................................................... 20
1.4Emissions and exposures ........................................................................................ 22
1.4.1Noise emission ................................................................................................. 22
1.4.2Dust emission ................................................................................................... 23
1.5Special risks ............................................................................................................. 23
1.5.1Electric power ................................................................................................... 23
1.5.2Dust emission ................................................................................................... 24
1.5.3Fire hazard ........................................................................................................ 24
1.5.4Explosion hazard .............................................................................................. 25
1.6Labelling ................................................................................................................... 25
1.6.1Signs and labels ............................................................................................... 25
1.6.2Unit type plate ................................................................................................... 29
1.7Personal – Qualifications and duties ........................................................................ 30
1.7.1Personal protective equipment ......................................................................... 33
1.7.2Contact person for service and operation ......................................................... 33
2Description ...................................................................................................................... 33
2.1Operating and danger instructions ........................................................................... 33
2.2Structure of the front of the steel processing machine. ............................................ 34
2.3Extraction system (optional) ..................................................................................... 35
2.4Structure of the back of the steel processing machine ............................................ 36
2.5Machining units - abrasive belts ............................................................................... 37
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2.6Machining unit - brush belts ..................................................................................... 39
2.7Control elements ...................................................................................................... 41
2.8Safety equipment ..................................................................................................... 42
2.9Hydraulics ................................................................................................................ 44
2.9.1Hydraulic oil tank .............................................................................................. 44
2.9.2Hydraulic pump ................................................................................................. 45
2.10Electrical system ...................................................................................................... 46
2.10.1Control cabinet .................................................................................................. 47
2.10.2Electric motors for drive, feed, height adjustment ............................................. 48
3Operation ........................................................................................................................ 50
3.1Transporting the unit ................................................................................................ 50
3.2Installing and connecting the unit ............................................................................. 51
3.2.1Installing the unit ............................................................................................... 51
3.2.2Connect the unit to electricity ............................................................................ 52
3.2.3Connect the unit to the extraction system. ........................................................ 53
3.3Function ................................................................................................................... 54
3.4Putting the unit into operation .................................................................................. 55
3.4.1Control panel .................................................................................................... 56
3.4.2Operation using the touch screen ..................................................................... 57
3.4.3Changing the touch screen language ............................................................... 58
3.5Grinding workpiece .................................................................................................. 59
3.5.1Turn on the unit ................................................................................................. 59
3.5.2Workpiece thickness setting for manual sheet metal processing ..................... 61
3.5.3Set workpiece thickness and grinding units for automatic mode ...................... 65
3.5.4Setting feed ....................................................................................................... 68
3.5.5Starting the machining process ........................................................................ 69
3.6Turning the machining units on and off .................................................................... 72
3.6.1Turning on and off the grinding unit and brush unit .......................................... 72
3.6.2Select grinding unit and brush unit automatic mode ......................................... 74
3.7Wear correction ........................................................................................................ 75
3.7.1Wear correction - manual mode. ...................................................................... 75
3.7.2Wear correction - automatic mode .................................................................... 77
3.8Turning off the unit ................................................................................................... 78
3.9Turning the unit back on after activating the EMERGENCY STOP. ........................ 80
3.10Removing material jams .......................................................................................... 81
3.10.1Reverse mode .................................................................................................. 83
3.11Replacing abrasive and brush belts ......................................................................... 84
3.11.1Replacing the abrasive belts of the S-units ...................................................... 85
3.11.2Removing B-unit brush belts ............................................................................. 94
3.11.3Measuring the wear of the S-unit abrasive belt and adjusting .......................... 99
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3.11.4Measuring wear of upper and lower brush belts of B-units and adjusting. ..... 103
4Service .......................................................................................................................... 105
4.1General service work ............................................................................................. 106
4.2Maintenance, Service and Troubleshooting ........................................................... 106
4.3Tightening and replacing V-belts ........................................................................... 107
4.3.1Replace V-belts in S units. .............................................................................. 107
4.3.2Replace V-belts in B units. .............................................................................. 109
4.4Checking safety equipment .................................................................................... 112
4.5Lubricating the unit ................................................................................................. 114
4.6Tightening the conveyor belt .................................................................................. 116
4.6.1Tightening the conveyor belt ........................................................................... 116
4.7Hydraulic system .................................................................................................... 117
4.7.1Check hydraulic oil level ................................................................................. 117
4.7.2Change hydraulic oil ....................................................................................... 118
4.8Electrical system .................................................................................................... 120
4.8.1Changing the filter pad on the control cabinet ................................................ 120
4.9Cleaning the unit. ................................................................................................... 122
4.9.1Cleaning the collection trough ........................................................................ 124
4.9.2Clean extraction duct. ..................................................................................... 125
5Technical data /Tables .................................................................................................. 126
5.1Electrical system .................................................................................................... 126
5.2Grinding units ......................................................................................................... 126
5.3Brush units ............................................................................................................. 126
5.4Other motors .......................................................................................................... 127
5.4.1Feed motors .................................................................................................... 127
5.4.2Actuator motors .............................................................................................. 127
5.5Material processing ................................................................................................ 127
5.6Noise emission ....................................................................................................... 127
5.7Miscellaneous ........................................................................................................ 127
5.8Service schedule / Service intervals ...................................................................... 128
5.9Tightening torques ................................................................................................. 128
5.10Operating material / Service material ..................................................................... 128
5.11Tools, abrasive and brush belts ............................................................................. 129
5.12Tool requirements for own coating ......................................................................... 130
6Error messages ............................................................................................................. 130
7Warranty ........................................................................................................................ 136
8Installation and removal, transport ................................................................................ 137
8.1Transport data, dimension and weight ................................................................... 138
8.1.1weight ............................................................................................................. 138
8.1.2Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 138
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8.2Installation of the unit ............................................................................................. 138
8.2.1Preparation and installation ............................................................................ 139
8.2.2Recommissioning ........................................................................................... 140
8.3Decommissioning, storage and recommissioning .................................................. 141
8.3.1Decommissioning ........................................................................................... 141
8.3.2Packaging and Storage .................................................................................. 141
8.4Removal and disposal ............................................................................................ 141
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List of figures
Figure 1Unit type plate ...................................................................................................... 29
Figure 2Components of the unit (front) .............................................................................. 34
Figure 3Extraction system (optional) ................................................................................. 35
Figure 4Components of the unit, back ............................................................................... 36
Figure 5Machining unit - upper loading side (S-unit) ......................................................... 37
Figure 6Guide plate - abrasive belts .................................................................................. 37
Figure 7Machining unit - lower loading side (S-unit) ......................................................... 38
Figure 8Machining unit - upper output side (B-unit) .......................................................... 39
Figure 9Machining unit - lower output side (B-unit) ........................................................... 39
Figure 10Control and display elements (front side) ......................................................... 41
Figure 11 Front safety equipment .................................................................................... 42
Figure 12Back safety equipment ..................................................................................... 43
Figure 13Hydraulic oil tank .............................................................................................. 44
Figure 14Hydraulic oil pump ............................................................................................ 45
Figure 15Control cabinet .................................................................................................. 47
Figure 16Electric motors .................................................................................................. 48
Figure 17Electric motor - feed .......................................................................................... 49
Figure 18Transport equipment for the crane ................................................................... 50
Figure 19Connect extraction system (optional) ............................................................... 53
Figure 20Control unit ....................................................................................................... 56
Figure 21Control elements on the control panel .............................................................. 56
Figure 22Main menu of user control ................................................................................ 57
Figure 23Operating elements main menu ........................................................................ 57
Figure 24Select language ................................................................................................ 58
Figure 25Turn on the unit ................................................................................................. 59
Figure 26Acknowledge EMERGENCY STOP ................................................................. 60
Figure 27Park position of machining units ....................................................................... 62
Figure 28Setting workpiece thickness in manual mode ................................................... 63
Figure 29Query material passage free ............................................................................ 64
Figure 30Setting workpiece thicknesses in automatic mode I ......................................... 65
Figure 31Setting workpiece thicknesses in automatic mode II ........................................ 66
Figure 32Material passage free automatic mode ............................................................. 67
Figure 33Setting feed ....................................................................................................... 68
Figure 34Starting the machining process ........................................................................ 70
Figure 35Place on the workpiece ..................................................................................... 71
Figure 36Turning the machining units on and off ............................................................. 72
Figure 37Processing combinations automatic mode ....................................................... 74
Figure 38Wear correction ................................................................................................ 75
Figure 39Wear correction - automatic mode .................................................................... 77
Figure 40Turning off the machine .................................................................................... 78
Figure 41Turn off the unit main switch. ............................................................................ 79
Figure 42Acknowledge EMERGENCY STOP ................................................................. 80
Figure 43Material jams .................................................................................................... 82
Figure 44Reverse mode .................................................................................................. 83
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Figure 45Tool change upper grinding unit ....................................................................... 85
Figure 46Material passage free tool replacement ............................................................ 86
Figure 47Removing abrasive belts of the upper S-units (I) .............................................. 87
Figure 48Removing abrasive belts of the upper S-units (II) ............................................. 88
Figure 49Tool change lower grinding unit ........................................................................ 90
Figure 50Material passage free tool replacement ............................................................ 91
Figure 51Removing abrasive belts on lower S-units ........................................................ 92
Figure 52Feed plates and protective strips ...................................................................... 95
Figure 53Tool change brush belt B-units ......................................................................... 95
Figure 54Material passage free tool replacement ............................................................ 96
Figure 55Removing B-unit brush belts ............................................................................. 97
Figure 56Adjusting the abrasive belts of the upper S-units (I) ......................................... 99
Figure 57Adjust the upper grinding unit (II) .................................................................... 100
Figure 58Adjusting the abrasive belts of the lower S-units (I) ........................................ 101
Figure 59Adjust the lower grinding unit (II) .................................................................... 101
Figure 60Adjusting brush belts of B-units (I) .................................................................. 103
Figure 61Adjusting brush belts of B-units (II) ................................................................. 104
Figure 62V-belts in S units ............................................................................................. 107
Figure 63V-belts in B units (I) ........................................................................................ 109
Figure 64V-belts in B units (II) ....................................................................................... 110
Figure 65Safety equipment ............................................................................................ 112
Figure 66Front lubrication points ................................................................................... 114
Figure 67Rear lubrication points .................................................................................... 115
Figure 68Conveyor belt .................................................................................................. 116
Figure 69Hydraulic oil tank ............................................................................................ 117
Figure 70Change hydraulic oil ....................................................................................... 118
Figure 71Control cabinet ................................................................................................ 120
Figure 72Cleaning interval ............................................................................................. 123
Figure 73Collection trough ............................................................................................. 124
Figure 74Dust extraction shaft ....................................................................................... 125
Figure 75Touch screen error messages ........................................................................ 130
Figure 76Error message wear limit reached .................................................................. 132
Figure 77Error message measurement equipment laying on ........................................ 133
Figure 78Error message door open ............................................................................... 134
Figure 79Error message no references ......................................................................... 135
Figure 80Transport equipment for the crane ................................................................. 137
Figure 81installation of the unit ...................................................................................... 139
General
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1 General
During all activities follow the instructions in your operating manual.
1.1 About this manual
Please follow:
This operating manual is written for the operating, maintenance
and service personnel.
This operating manual should put you in the position to operate
the unit safely and utilise the allowed intended applications.
It also provides you information about the function of important
assemblies and components.
In these operating instructions specific terms are used. To
avoid misunderstandings, the same terms should always be
used.
Only qualified, knowledgeable and trained personnel should
work on this unit. Each person responsible for operating and
maintenance work on the machine must have read and
understood this operating manual.
The manufacturer's documentation and the applicable
regulations at the location of use, for example accident
prevention regulations, as well as the recognized technical
regulations for safety and proper work, must be followed.
The operating manual is to be supplemented by directives for
accident prevention and environmental protection, according to
national requirements.
The operating manual and the manufacturer's documentation
are a part of the product. Make sure that they are available
over the entire service life of the system and are visible at all
times.
Pass on the operating manual and manufacturer's
documentation to the next owner of the unit and stress the
importance of the documentation.
The manual make it easier to:
Become familiar with the system.
Avoid breakdowns due to improper operation.
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Following the operating manual:
Helps to avoid dangers.
Increases the reliability in use.
Increases the service life of the system.
Reduces maintenance costs and downtimes.
Always place this operating manual easily accessible in the fixture
provided for it and attached in the control cabinet.
If you have received other information on the unit (for example
technical additional information) from us, this information must also be
observed and added to the operating manual.
If you do not understand the operating manual or individual chapters,
you should ask us before you begin with the corresponding activity on
the machine.
Lissmac Maschinenbau GmbH has no liability for the safe function of
the system, if:
Handling does not correspond to normal use.
There are no warranty claims for:
Operating errors.
Insufficient service.
Incorrect operating material.
Other purposes of use that are not mentioned in the operating
manual.
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Warranty and liability conditions of the general terms and conditions of
Lissmac GmbH are not expanded through the preceding information.
We reserve the right for changes without previous notice in the course
of technical further development. This operating manual also describes
optional equipment that is possibly not present on the unit. Data and
images of this operating manual may not be copied, nor used for
purposes of competition.
Translations are performed to the best of our knowledge. Liability for
translation errors and all results occurring from them cannot be
applied, even if the translation is by us or ordered by us.
The German text is and remains governing for all liability and warranty
claims.
1.1.1 Changes/Reservations
We attempt for this operating manual to be correct and up-to-date. To
maintain our technological lead, it can be necessary to change the
product without advance notice and to perform their operation. We
accept no liability for malfunctions, breakdowns and damage caused
by this.
Please also observe possible included additional information.
1.1.2 Packaging and Storage
To ensure sufficient protection during shipping, the unit and its
components are carefully packaged. When receiving the unit, the
packaging and the system should be checked for damage.
In the case of damage, the unit must not be put into operation. Even
damaged cable and plugs represent a safety risk and must not be
used. In this case, please contact Lissmac GmbH.
If the unit is not immediately put into operation after unpacking, it must
be protected from moisture and dirt.
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1.1.3 Characters and symbols
The characters and symbols should help to use the operating manual
and the unit quickly and safely.
Potential dangers are shown through danger, warning, caution and
attention symbols. Depending on the severity of the danger, these are
marked with color and a signal word.
Danger symbol
DANGER:
Here the source of the danger is named.
Here the possible results are mentioned.
Here the actions for preventing the danger are named.
The danger symbol indicates an immediately threatening danger with
the signal word DANGER. If it is not avoided, the result is death and/or
serious injury.
Warning symbol
Warning
Here the source of the danger is named.
Here the possible results are mentioned.
Here the actions for preventing the danger are named.
The warning symbol indicates a possibly threatening danger with the
signal word WARNING. If it is not avoided, the result is death and/or
serious injury.
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Caution symbol
Caution Here the source of the danger is named.
Here the possible results are mentioned.
Here the actions for preventing the danger are named.
The caution symbol indicates a possible dangerous situation with the
signal word CAUTION. If it is not prevented, medium or slight injuries
and property damage can result.
Attention symbol
Attention The attention symbol indicates a possible dangerous situation with the
signal word ATTENTION. If it is no prevented, property damage can
result.
i Information
Information gives a brief summary at the beginning of a main chapter
about the contents of the following chapter. In addition it informs about
the most effective and most practical utilization of the unit and this
operating manual.
Handling step
The defined sequence of the handling steps makes proper and safe
handling of the unit easier.
Result
Here the results of a sequence of handling steps described.
(1) Position numbers
Position numbers in assembly illustrations are shown in the text with
parentheses. ()
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1.1.4 Documentation
One copy of this operating manual in paper form must be accessible to
the authorized service and operating personnel at any time.
During the transfer of the system to the new operating company, the
complete documentation must also be transferred.
Before operating the unit for the first time and before beginning with
any type of work on the unit, this operating manual must be read
carefully and understood.
This operating manual should make you familiar with the basic work
and activities on the unit.
This operating manual includes important information for using the unit
safely and properly.
Following this helps:
To avoid danger.
To reduce repair costs and downtimes.
To increase the reliability, availability and service life of the unit.
Irrespective of this operating manual, the valid laws, ordinances,
guidelines and standards of the country and location of use must be
observed.
The use of the unit is described in this operating manual.
1.1.5 Additional documents
Additional documentation of the respective manufacturers of individual
components of the machine are available as supplements to this
operating manual:
Operating manual - Industrial vacuum cleaner for continuous
operation, TEKA model 2N.
Operating Manual - TOSHIBA Frequency Converter Series VF
S11 (esco Drive Technology).
Circuit diagrams
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1.1.6 Warranty and liability
The General Terms and Conditions (AGB´s) of Lissmac GmbH apply.
These are available for the purchaser or operating company at the
latest by the closing of the contract.
Warranty and material defect claims can be taken from the AGB's.
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1.2 Use
1.2.1 Appropriate usage
The unit meets the state of the art and complies with the valid safety
regulations at the time of placing on the market in the scope of its
intended use.
Neither the foreseeable misuse nor the residual risks can be prevented
in the construction without restricting the intended functionality of the
unit.
The unit is designed and laid out:
For a dry, two-sided deburring and edge rounding of punch,
laser and fine plasma cut workpieces of steel and steel alloys,
with the minimum dimensions: 150 x 50 x 0.5mm and a max.
thickness of 50 mm. Refer to Chap. 5
For removal of an oxide coating on the outer and inner
contours from up to 20 mm thick sheet metal.
Workpieces up to a warpage of maximum 3mm can be
processed.
For the processing of workpieces exclusively of steel and steel
alloys.
This machine may only be used as a system with a dry dust
extractor provided for it and which is approved.
The operation is permitted exclusively in interior rooms and must meet
the following conditions:
Fortified, level floor with a carrying capacity of at least 1600
kg/sqm.
Ambient temperature from +10° C to +40° C.
Humidity 5 – 95 % (not condensing).
The unit is exclusively intended for commercial use.
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The unit must be operated in compliance with the specifications in the
technical documentation from trained users.
Any non-intended use or all activities on this unit not described in this
operating manual are impermissible misuse outside of the legal liability
limits of the manufacturer.
i Strictly forbidden is the processing of workpieces of aluminum,
aluminum alloys, titanium, magnesium and the respective alloys.
1.2.2 Non-intended use
The warranty obligation of manufacturer is voided for non-intended use
or misuse of the unit and the operating company is solely responsible.
Non-intended uses are:
Processing of workpieces of aluminum, aluminum alloys,
titanium, magnesium and the respective alloys.
Processing non-metallic workpieces.
Operating with removed, defective or overridden safety
equipment.
Operating under incorrectly performed or neglected service
and/or maintenance work.
Operating with unobserved service work.
Operating with neglected measurements and tests for early
detection of damages and/or wear.
Operating with customizations, not approved constructional
modifications of the unit.
The manufacturer accepts no liability for damages which occur from
non-intended use.
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1.2.3 Residual risks
The residual risks are analyzed and assessed before beginning the
design and planning of the unit.
Existing residual risks are noted in the documentation.
Avoid residual risks by practical implementation and observation of the
following:
The special warnings on the unit.
The general safety instructions in this operating manual.
The special warnings on this operating manual.
Risks to life/danger of injury to persons can occur on the unit, e.g.,
through:
Misuse.
Improper handling.
Missing safety equipment.
Defective or damaged components.
Handling/use of the unit by untrained, unauthorized personnel.
Dangers to the environment can occur by the unit, e.g. from:
Improper handling.
Operating materials, lubricants, etc.
Noise, dust emissions.
Property damage on the unit can occur, e.g., from:
Improper handling.
Non-conformance to operating and service specifications.
Unsuitable operating materials.
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Property damage on other property in the operating area of the unit
occur, e.g., from:
Improper handling.
Unsuitable operating materials.
Performance and/or functionality restrictions on the unit can occur, e.g.
from:
Improper handling.
Improper service and/or repair.
Non-conformance to the service intervals.
Unsuitable operating materials.
1.3 Safety instructions
The SBM-XL S2B2 steel processing machine is constructed with the
latest technology and to recognized safety system regulations.
However, due to the intended use of the unit neither the foreseeable
misuse nor the residual risks can be avoided completely, without
restricting the intended functionality. This condition does present
danger for life and limb for the operating, service and maintenance
personnel, which can, however, be minimized by following and
conforming to the basic safety instructions.
The machine is to be used only for intended use in technically
faultless condition and in observance of safety instructions.
1.3.1 Environmental protection
Packaging material, cleaning agents, used or residual operating
materials, as well as removed wear parts, such as grinding belts,
transport belts, etc, must be take to recycling corresponding to the
valid regulations for environmental protection at the place of use.
1.3.2 Disposal
Proper disposal avoids negative influences on humans and the
environment and enables recycling of valuable raw materials.
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Lissmac SBM-XL S2B2 Owner's manual

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