Installation Edge MAXX
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The laydown air blast occurs (Figure
2-36) and the piece is smoothed by the
doffer roll as it travels on the discharge
ribbons.
The tail air bar (Figure 2-37) performs
its “gap buster” function by pushing the
flatwork down between the feeder’s
discharge conveyor and the next
machine’s input conveyor.
NOTE: If the tail air bar blast
does not work correctly, the
assembly needs adjustment.
Refer to the REPAIR chapter,
Compressed Air System section,
Tail Air Assembly Adjustment
procedure.
Process several pieces at each station.
Press a square red Stop button at either
station.
Each photosensor on the unit is physically
aligned and sensitivity adjusted for testing
purposes before shipment.
Different environments may require sen-
sitivity adjustments during installation to
ensure reliable operation of the sensors.
Sensors that are out of adjustment can
miss a piece of flatwork or give a false
signal when no material is there. For more
information, refer to the REPAIR chapter,
Sensors section.
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Figure 2-36: An air blast pushes the flatwork onto
the discharge conveyor ribbons.
Figure 2-37: The tail air bar pushes flatwork down
in a loop between discharge and input
conveyors.
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