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CARRIAGE LIMIT SWITCH ACTIVATOR BLOCK ADJUSTMENT
1: The limit switch activator dead bolt (A) is factory installed and should never be altered. It is positioned at the
carriage’s lowest possible position.
2: This limit switch activator block (B) can slide up and down to stop the carriage. Typically the bottom one is resting
against the dead bolt (A) so that the machine can wrap as low as possible; if you do not want to wrap the bottom part
of the load, adjust the block higher. The top one is typically pushed against the top bolt to allow the carriage to reach
the maximum wrap height of the machine; the autoheight photoeye will stop the carriage at the top of the load in a
normal cycle. If your loads all have the same height you can turn the photoeye off and lower the top block to stop the
carriage at the top of your load. To slide the block, loosen the bolt at the center of the block, slide it and then secure it
back into position.
3: The manual roping bar (C) is used to bunch up the film as it is being applied at the bottom of the pallet when the
carriage reaches the bottom position. Make sure the roping bar moves lower than the film clamp to cut and wipe the
film properly at the end of the wrapping cycle.
A
B
C
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