THE SMED MACHINE
By João Paulo Pinto for CLT VALUEBASED SERVICES, 2015 ©
THE SMED MACHINE © 2015
THE MACHINE ITSELF
 It was designed by CLT and build by IOnline;
 It was conceived to put the concepts of quick
changeover into practice.
TO PREPARE THIS MACHINE IN ORDER TO PRODUCE
QUALITY PRODUCTS YOU NEED TO SUCCESSFULLY
EXECUTE SEVEN PROCESSES (STEPS).
GOOD LUCK!
PROCESS 3
PROCESS 4
PROCESS1
PROCESS 5
PROCESS 6
ZeroForceConnector
Plug Sub D25
Plug Sub D9
DIP Switch
Pulse switch
GENERAL SWITCH
PROCESSCONCLUDEDWITHSUCCESS
ERROR SIGNAL
GENERAL TIMER
TIMER
THE PROCESSES
“Fall seven times. Stand up eight.”
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READY TO MAKE YOUR FIRST CHANGEOVER?
 Make sure the timer is on;
 You may need some tools to help you;
 Take notes along the changeover;
 Record ideas that may help us to reduce complexity and setup time.
 Take some pictures that may be used as future memory;
 Discuss the solutions and implement them;
 Discuss the results!
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PROCESS 1
 To prepare this process you need to prepare the ZFC40
(Zero Force Connector) so that energy can flow
to Process 2;
 To do so, keep this code in mind, you will need it to make
energy flowing:
2  3  9  14  17
 Off you go!
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PROCESS 2
 This DIL (dual inline) connector needs to be fit so that the energy can
flow to the next process;
 This is the right sequence to prepare this process:
D G I K a b
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JUST TO REMEMBER THE ALPHABET…
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PROCESS 3
 In this process two pulse buttons need to be pressed. It is quite simple!
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PROCESS 4
 This processes uses a DIP Switch
that needs to be prepared.
 The operations manual of this
machine had a missing page in this
process so you need to find the
position of only two switches…
1on, 2off, 3off, 4on, 6on, 8on.
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PROCESS 5
 Plug Sub D9
 This the simplest process as
only one plug needs to be
involved;
 Why don’t you give it a try?
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PROCESS 6
 Now it is time to prepare the 6th process: Plug
Sub D25!
 To work properly you need a key to be inserted in
this process;
 The key can not be directly inserted in the Plug
Sub D25;
 You need to prepare a “bridge” so it can work
properly;
 Use the materials provided to do so…
ERROR!
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The “blue wires” are to be
consumed during the process,
ie: every time you need to
prepare this process new wires
need to be mounted…
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PROCESS 7
 After successfully concluded the previous six processes this machine gives
you a limited amount of time to prepare the seventh process;
 If you fail to setup this process you need to start all over again from
process 1 to 6;
 This process was normally prepared by an old lady that is now retried and
no one knows exactly how she managed to put the process right. Maybe it
was her experience or the feminine intuition…
 The next picture depicts one rare moment of the process well prepared and
have been used ever since as a guide/reference to prepare this process.
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Consider this the
“correct position” of
the POTENTIOMETERS
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DID YOU MANAGE TO PUT IT WORKING?
Good, it is now time to improve it…
and document it as well
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LET’S ANALYSE THE RESULTS
INITIAL SETUP:
 TOTAL TIME TO PREPARE THE MACHINE: _______ min
 TOTAL RESETS _______ 
 COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS AND WHAT CAN BE CHANGED?
[…]
FINAL SETUP:
 TOTAL TIME TO PREPARE THE MACHINE _______ min
 Main improvements made?
 Lessons learned?
THE SMED MACHINE © 2015
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION
JOÃO PAULO PINTO, Eng
mgt@cltservices.net
+351.936.000.079
www.cltservices.net

The Setup Machine

  • 1.
    THE SMED MACHINE ByJoão Paulo Pinto for CLT VALUEBASED SERVICES, 2015 ©
  • 2.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 THE MACHINE ITSELF  It was designed by CLT and build by IOnline;  It was conceived to put the concepts of quick changeover into practice.
  • 3.
    TO PREPARE THISMACHINE IN ORDER TO PRODUCE QUALITY PRODUCTS YOU NEED TO SUCCESSFULLY EXECUTE SEVEN PROCESSES (STEPS). GOOD LUCK! PROCESS 3 PROCESS 4 PROCESS1 PROCESS 5 PROCESS 6 ZeroForceConnector Plug Sub D25 Plug Sub D9 DIP Switch Pulse switch
  • 4.
  • 5.
    THE PROCESSES “Fall seventimes. Stand up eight.”
  • 6.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 READY TO MAKE YOUR FIRST CHANGEOVER?  Make sure the timer is on;  You may need some tools to help you;  Take notes along the changeover;  Record ideas that may help us to reduce complexity and setup time.  Take some pictures that may be used as future memory;  Discuss the solutions and implement them;  Discuss the results!
  • 7.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 1  To prepare this process you need to prepare the ZFC40 (Zero Force Connector) so that energy can flow to Process 2;  To do so, keep this code in mind, you will need it to make energy flowing: 2  3  9  14  17  Off you go!
  • 8.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 2  This DIL (dual inline) connector needs to be fit so that the energy can flow to the next process;  This is the right sequence to prepare this process: D G I K a b
  • 9.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 JUST TO REMEMBER THE ALPHABET…
  • 10.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 3  In this process two pulse buttons need to be pressed. It is quite simple!
  • 11.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 4  This processes uses a DIP Switch that needs to be prepared.  The operations manual of this machine had a missing page in this process so you need to find the position of only two switches… 1on, 2off, 3off, 4on, 6on, 8on.
  • 12.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 5  Plug Sub D9  This the simplest process as only one plug needs to be involved;  Why don’t you give it a try?
  • 13.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 6  Now it is time to prepare the 6th process: Plug Sub D25!  To work properly you need a key to be inserted in this process;  The key can not be directly inserted in the Plug Sub D25;  You need to prepare a “bridge” so it can work properly;  Use the materials provided to do so… ERROR!
  • 14.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 The “blue wires” are to be consumed during the process, ie: every time you need to prepare this process new wires need to be mounted…
  • 15.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 PROCESS 7  After successfully concluded the previous six processes this machine gives you a limited amount of time to prepare the seventh process;  If you fail to setup this process you need to start all over again from process 1 to 6;  This process was normally prepared by an old lady that is now retried and no one knows exactly how she managed to put the process right. Maybe it was her experience or the feminine intuition…  The next picture depicts one rare moment of the process well prepared and have been used ever since as a guide/reference to prepare this process.
  • 16.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 Consider this the “correct position” of the POTENTIOMETERS
  • 17.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 DID YOU MANAGE TO PUT IT WORKING? Good, it is now time to improve it… and document it as well
  • 18.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 LET’S ANALYSE THE RESULTS INITIAL SETUP:  TOTAL TIME TO PREPARE THE MACHINE: _______ min  TOTAL RESETS _______   COMMENTS, SUGGESTIONS AND WHAT CAN BE CHANGED? […] FINAL SETUP:  TOTAL TIME TO PREPARE THE MACHINE _______ min  Main improvements made?  Lessons learned?
  • 19.
    THE SMED MACHINE© 2015 THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION JOÃO PAULO PINTO, Eng mgt@cltservices.net +351.936.000.079 www.cltservices.net