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Maintenance
NOTE: SHUTDOWNS due to unscheduled
maintenance can be AVOIDED or MINIMIZED
by:
• Performing periodic inspections as described,
and
• Performing lubrication services at the time
intervals specified in these instructions.
Following are recommended precautions that
personnel must understand and apply when
performing general periodic maintenance tasks.
IMPORTANT: ALL maintenance must ALWAYS
be carried out when the finisher is stopped, the
cylinder is cold, and the circuit break is in
position 0 (OFF).
Check Operation of Air Vacuum
Switches
Place a metal plate with a hole size of Ø60 millimeters
(2.36 in.) on top of exhaust pipe. Switch should not
trip. Next, place a metal plate with hole size of Ø55
millimeters (2.17 in.) on top of exhaust pipe. Switch
should trip off. Repeat procedure on other exhaust
pipe.
Feeding Ribbon Tension
Adjustment
To adjust the tension of the feeding ribbons, follow
these steps and refer to Figure 22.
1. Loosen the screws at both ends of the pick-up
table.
2. Carefully slide the pick-up table to adjust the
tension of the feeding ribbons.
NOTE: The feeding ribbons should wrap around
the feeding ribbon roller with enough tension to
turn without sliding, but not so tight as to become
stretched out.
3. When the correct tension has been reached,
tighten the screws.
IMPORTANT: Do not over-tighten the feeding
ribbons as this will cause rapid deterioration.
To avoid possible serious injury:
• ALWAYS shut off services to finisher
BEFORE doing ANY maintenance,
service, setup, adjustments or repair to
finisher.
• Shut off AND lock out ALL electric power
to finisher.
• Let heated surfaces cool.
• BE SURE moving parts are at a standstill.
• ALWAYS be careful to AVOID spring
loaded components when working inside
finisher.
ALL maintenance, service, etc. MUST be
performed ONLY by qualified service
personnel.
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WARNING
To AVOID possible serious injury,
BEFORE maintenance or repair tasks:
• Disconnect all utilities such as gas,
steam, and electricity.
Allow heated parts and surfaces to cool.
W544
WARNING
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1 Screws
2 Pick-Up Table
3 Feeding Ribbons
Figure 22
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