What to do if the Ace AT turntable fails to rotate?
If the Ace Indoor Furnishing turntable fails to rotate, ensure the power cord is plugged into a working 120VAC outlet and the power switch is in the ON position. Also, rotate the speed control knob clockwise to increase the speed. Verify that the 120VAC outlet is functioning correctly, and check or replace the controller fuse.
What to do if the Ace AT lift fails to raise?
If the Ace Indoor Furnishing lift fails to raise, check that the height adjustment locks are loosened and the lift lowering valve is tight. Also, verify that the lift has sufficient oil.
Why is the Ace Indoor Furnishing turntable drive turning but the top is stationary?
If the turntable drive is turning but the top remains stationary, verify the setscrew in the table top hub is tightly secured. Also, check if the setscrew has sheared and replace it if necessary. Ensure the setscrew is lined up with the shaft keyway.
General| Brand | Ace |
|---|---|
| Model | AT Series |
| Category | Indoor Furnishing |
| Language | English |
Guidance on using the manual for installation and maintenance of AT Rotary Accumulation Tables.
Overview of table sizes and top configurations available for AT Rotary Accumulation Tables.
Detailed specifications for the AT24 model, including table top, drivetrain, capacity, and frame.
Detailed specifications for the AT36 model, including table top, drivetrain, capacity, and frame.
Detailed specifications for the AT48 model, including table top, drivetrain, capacity, and frame.
Detailed specifications for the AT60 model, including table top, drivetrain, capacity, and frame.
Detailed specifications for the AT72 model, including table top, drivetrain, capacity, and frame.
Procedure for carefully unpacking the rotary accumulation table and checking for damage.
Instructions on how to position and lock the rotary accumulation table using its swivel casters.
Steps for adjusting the working height of the rotary accumulation table using the manual lift.
Procedure for connecting and applying power to the rotary accumulation table.
How to power up the table and adjust turntable speed using the speed control knob.
Adjusting the part diverter rail to move accumulated parts to the center of the rotary table.
Information about the optional kit for collecting run-off fluid from damp or wet parts.
Essential safety guidelines for operating the rotary accumulation table, including locking casters and securing attire.
Guidelines for keeping the rotary accumulation table clean and free of debris for optimal operation.
Information on gearbox lubrication for AT24 and AT36 models, noting it is lubricated-for-life.
Procedure for checking and maintaining gearbox oil levels for AT48, AT60, and AT72 models.
Troubleshooting and maintenance for the manual lift mechanism of the rotary table.
Instructions on how to remove the turntable top for cleaning or maintenance purposes.
Overview and specifications for the KBWM-120 variable speed controller.
Details on model numbers and corresponding voltage ratings for the speed controller.
Electrical specifications, resistor charts, and fuse selection for the speed controller.
Diagrams showing the control layout and AC line/armature connection for the speed controller.
Instructions for adjusting acceleration and deceleration trim pots on the speed controller.
Lists common operational problems and their corrective actions for the rotary accumulation table.
Contact details for Michael Lucey, Al Herzog, and Jim Morris for support and inquiries.
Information and phone number for reaching a service technician during office hours.
List of common spare parts applicable to all models of the AT Rotary Accumulation Table.
Specific recommended spare parts for the AT24 and AT36 models.
Specific recommended spare parts for the AT48 and AT60 models.
Information and settings for the Leeson SM4 VFD controller, including speed and parameter adjustments.
Default parameter values for the Leeson SM4 VFD controller, covering frequency, time, and voltage.
Contains manufacturer's data sheets for components used in the AT Rotary Accumulation Table.
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