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6-15-50
FRIDEN
CALCULATING
MACHINE
CO.,
INC.
Page
48
SERVICE
PROBLEMS
AND
WHAT
TO
CHECK
DIVISION
ALIGNER
(Adjustments
continued)
¢.
Latch
Bails,
83,84
d.
Sensing
Lever,
85
MODEL
STW
These
checking
points
should
prove
valuable
in
accurately
locating
the
exact
point
where
trou~
ble
is
occurring
and,
therefore,
make
the
correc-
tion
of
the
trauble
much
easier,
e.
Sensing
Fingers,
85
i.
Last-order
delatching
Levers,
87
g-
Division
Throwout
Actuator
Slide,
86
da.
DIVISION
1,
CONDITION
OF
PARTS:
a.
FIRST
check
conditions
listed
for
errors
in
addition
and
subtraction.
~
A
MUST
-
See
page
48
b.
Worn
Add-Subtract
Gate
Control
Stud
C,
Adjustment
72
c.
Shift
Centralizer
worn
or
without
lubri-
cation,
73
a.
Laose
Taper
Pins
in
Division
Cantrol
Gear
Assembly
e.
WornStop
Pin
Din
Control
Plate,
Adjust-
ment
68
f,
Broken
parts
2.
ADJUSTMENTS:
a.
FIRST
check
Basic
Adjustments
for
ad-
dition
and
subtraction.
See
page
48
b,
Add-SubtractGate
Control
Stud
C,
Adjust-
ment
72
c.
Division
Shift
Centralizer,
73
d,
Add-SubtractGate
Bumper
on
Rear
Bear-
ing
Plate,
63
e.
Clutch
Latch,
74
£.
Control
Arm
Stap,
71
g-
Connector
Arm
on
Long
Transfer
Pin,
70
h.
Throw
of
Shift
Throwout
Actuator
for
Di-
vision
Control
Gear,
68
i.
Timing
of
Throwout
Cam
on
#6
Actuator,
69
j.
Clearance
of
Throwout
Actuator
to
Roller
on
#6
Actuator,
69
k.
Adjustments
of
Division
Aligner,
80
to
87
inclusive
NOTE;
A
good
plan
of
attackona
Division
Prob-
lem
is
to
break
it
down
into
its
various
opera-
tions.
Is
the
trouble
occurring
in
a.
Subtract
Cycle?
b.
Add
Cycle?
c.
Shift
Cycle?
d.
Aligner
in
first
Carriage
Position?
e,
Aligner,
Subtract
Cycle?
f.
Aligner,
Add
Cycle?
g-
Aligner,
Shift
Cycle?
h,
Aligner,
going
past
delatching
position?
i,
Aligner,
last
Carriage
Position?
j.
Aligner,
failing
to
shift
at
all?
k,
Binding
parts
and
Assemblies?
1,
Lubrication?
e.
CARRIAGE
CLEAR
1.
FAILS
TO
SHIFT
CARRIAGE
TO
LEFT:
a.
Power
Shift
Actuating
Mechanism
failing
to
latch,
24
b.
Shift
Clutch
not
engaging
properly,
22
c.
Binding
parts
4.
Main
Clutch
not
releasing
properly
e.
Lubrication
2.
FAILS
TO
CLEAR
DIALS:
a.
Clear
Clutch
not
engaging
properly,
23
b.
Clear
Slide
binding,
42,43,45
¢,
Clear
Pawl
out
of
adjustment,
46
d.
Dial
Locks
turned
to
Locked
Position,
42
e.
Broken
Clear
Gear
on
Dial
Shaft
f.
Cocked
Accumulator
or
Counter
Dial
{.
DIVIDEND
TABULATOR
CROSS
TABULATOR
1.
FAILS
TO
SHIFT
CARRIAGE
TO
LEFT
OR
TO
CLEAR
DIALS:
Same
check
as
for
Carriage
Clear,
See
above
page
49
2,
FAILS
TO
SHIFT
CARRIAGE
TO
RIGHT
OUT
OF
FIRST
POSITION:
a.
Shift
set-up
Lever
failing
to
latch,
too
little
or
too
much
overlatch,
96
b.
Spring
off
Shift
Set-up
Levers
c,.
Loose
Carriage,
Shift
Rack
or
Shift
Rack
Bracket,
56,57
d.
Shift
Disabling
Slide
binding
or
out
of
ad-
justment,
125
e.
Shift
Latch
Control
Lever
C
binding,
Ad-
justment
95
f.
Lubrication
of
Latch
and
ather
parts
g-
Slip
Clutch
Screws
backed
out
and
hitting
Latch
3.
SHIFTS
CARRIAGE
ONE
OR
MORE
SPACES
TO
RIGHT
AND
QUITS:
a.
Slip
Clutch
Screws
backed
outand
knock-
ing
Latch
off
;
b.
Left
Shift
Clutch
failing
to
release,
125
c.
Weak
Springs
a.
Latch
worn
and
failing
to
hold,
96
e.
Lubrication
4.
CARRIAGE
SHIFTS
TO
STOP.
NO
DIVIDEND
ENTRY,
CONTINUES
TO
RUN:
a.
Gate
Setting
Lever
not
being
tripped
b.
Too
much
clearance
between
A
and
B,
see
Adjustment
97
¢.
Too
much
clearance
between
A
and
B,
see
Adjustment
98