ASM SIPLACE 03110691 is a safety door lock used on the TX-series machine guarding system. It is the door-side interlock component that confirms the access door is in the required locked condition before normal machine operation can continue, rather than the cabinet-mounted safety relay that monitors the wider safety circuit.
The main maintenance issue with this part is that a safety-stop condition does not automatically mean the lock body itself has failed. Door misalignment, incomplete actuator engagement, connector problems or a fault elsewhere in the safety loop can produce a similar machine response. Replacing the lock without checking the installed door position can leave the original fault unchanged and extend the shutdown.
ASM SIPLACE 03110691 Safety Door Lock Specifications
| Part Number | 03110691 |
|---|---|
| Part Type | Safety door lock / interlock |
| Machine Platform | ASM SIPLACE TX Series |
| Installed Role | Door-side safety interlock within the machine guarding system |
| Core Selection Point | Confirm the existing lock body, installed door position and connector configuration rather than selecting by safety-switch appearance alone |
| Fault Boundary | Separate door alignment / interlock engagement issues from relay or wider safety-circuit faults before replacement |
| Matching Information | Complete part label, TX machine model, installed door position, connector and mounting arrangement |
For platform context, see ASM SIPLACE TX Series. The door lock should be matched to the actual installed TX machine and guard position, because the lock body is only one part of the complete machine safety path.
When the machine reports a door-open or safety-stop condition even though the door appears closed, inspect the mechanical door alignment and lock engagement first. Check that the door closes fully, the locking interface is not damaged or loose, and the connector and visible wiring remain secure. If the door-side mechanism operates normally but the safety condition does not clear, the fault path should be extended to the surrounding safety circuit rather than assuming the lock alone is responsible.
Because 03110691 is part of the machine guarding system, bypassing the interlock or bridging safety signals is not an appropriate diagnostic method. If the source of the fault is unclear, our technical team can review the TX machine model, door-lock label, alarm information, photos of the installed lock and a short video of the locking action to help narrow the fault before replacement.
03110691 is normally available for TX maintenance requirements, with confirmed orders usually dispatched within 24–48 hours. For intermittent door-lock faults, remote technical review can help confirm whether the issue remains at the lock position or should be traced further into the safety circuit before parts are replaced. A formal specification confirmation sheet can also be provided for internal purchasing approval.
Send the complete part label, TX machine model, required quantity and installed door position for compatibility verification and formal quotation.