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TAPES
16.0
Broken Tapes
When a
tape
breaks,
the
cause
shou
Id
be
iso
lated
to
-prevent
a reoccurrence-;--rh-e-foi-lowinglist-out-l-i
nes-
the
causes of
tape
breakage.
16.1
ROTATE
TAPE
a.
Rotate
detent
clearance,
(Is
the
Detent
Actuat-
ing Lever Roller in
place?)
b.
Print
shaft
timing.
c.
Shift
Interlock
adjustments.
d.
Shift
Arm
moving
out
in
straight
line.
e.
Defective
Rotate
Arm
or Shift
Arm
Pu
lIey.
f.
Any
bind
that
affects
free
rotation
of
the
head.
g.
Loose or missing Tape
Guide.
h.
Burrs
on
any
area
where
the
tape
trave
Is.
i.
Negative
latch
clearance
is
insufficient.
j.
Latch links
adjusted
too
long.
k.
Latches
slip
from
under
the
bail
during
operation
(links
too
short).
I. Foreign
material
obstructing
the
travel
of
the
tape.
m.
Interference
between
the
Ti
It
and
Rotate
Pu
Ileys.
n .
See
10.23.
16.2
TILT
TAPE
a.
Detent
to
Ti
It
Ri
ng
clearance.
b.
Burrs
on
the
Ti
It
Pu
Iley
(especia
Ily
where
the
tape
comes
out
of
the
pu Iley
.)
c.
Any
bind
that
affects
free
motion
of
the
Ti
It
Ring.
d.
Foreign
materia
I in
the
sector
gears.
e.
Print shaft timing
(affects
the
rotate
mechanism
more) .
f.
Tilt
Pulley
Spring missing or
broken.
(Spring
eye
must
face
the
rear
of
the
machine.)
g.
Interference
between
Ti
It
and
Rotate
Pu
Ileys .
h.
Excessive
wear
in
the
R.
H.
Ti
It
Pu
Iley
Stud.
Most common
causes.
16.3
S.H.
Tl~.PE
BREAKAGE
OR
t-AAL-SELECT!ON
A
curled
end
or
a
ragged
leading
edge
on a
rotate
or
tilt
tape
will
indicate
one
of
the
following:
1.
Shift arm not
para
lie I
to
the
carri
er.
2.
Rotate or ti
It
arm
not
para
lie I
to
thecarri
er
•
Shou
Id
it
be
necessary
to
move
the
rotate
and
ti
It
arm (using
their
mounting
bracket)
further
to
the
rear
of
the
machine,
it
may
be
necessary
to
file
a small
amount
of
material
from
the
power frame
edge
in
the
area
of
the
tilt
tape,
in
order
to
ensure
no
interfer-
ence.
Shou
Id
it
be
necessary
to
move
the
arms
to-
ward
the
front,
check
for
interference
with
the
follow-
ing:
1.
The
rotate
eccentric
stud on
the
paper
bai I
spring.
2.
The
rotate
arm
itself
on
the
damper
spring
stop.
4-24
3.
The ti
It
tape
rubbi
ng
across
the
head
of
the
car-
rier
shoe
eccentric
stud when
the
carrier
is
at
the
extreme
left
hand.
16.4
SPRING LOADED
TILT
ARM
All
current
production
Selectric
I/O
Printers
will
have
a spring
loaded,
left-hand
ti
It
arm.
This
feat-
ure
prevents
accidental
disengagement
of
the
ti
It
tape
from its pulleys
whenever
slack
is
introduced
into
the
system.
For
example,
if
the
operator
should
manu-
ally
ti
It
the
typehead
duri
ng
remova I
or
i nsta Ilati on
of
the
head,
the
spring
loaded
arm wi
II
automati
ca
Ily
maintain
the
tape's
position on its pu
Ileys.
A simi lar spring is used on
the
shift
arm
to
protect
the
Rotate
Spring.
16.5
S.H.
ROTATE
TAPE
The Rotate Tape should twist
"top
to
the
front" as
it
leaves
the
left
side
of
the
Carrier.
16.6
S.H.
TAPE
INSTALLATION
When
installing
the
new
style
(crimped)
tapes,
it
may
be
difficult
to
insert
the
"T"
end
through
the
rear
of
the
Rocker.
To
facilitate
installation,
the
tape
~hould
be
inserted
eyelet
first through
the
front
of
the
Carrier,
and
pulled
through
until
the
"T"
can
easily
be
inserted.
16.7
S.H.
TAPE
WIPER
The Tape
Wiper
on
the
left
side
of
the
Carrier
must
be
removed.
It
causes
flexing
of
the
tapes
which
can
resu
It
in ma
I-selection
and
eventua
Ily
tape
breakage.
16.8
S.H.
OLD
LEVEL
TILT
When
installing
a Rotate Tape
it
is
necessary
to
re-
move
the
Ti
It
Pulley
Spring.
The
Ti
It
Tape
slackens
and
usually
falls off
the
pulley.
This
can
be
prevented
by
p laci ng a rubber
band
around
the
Ti
It
Tape
near
its
anchor
pin on
the
right
side
of
the
Carrier,
and
then
hooking
the
rubbei
band
to
the
right hand MOi-
gin
Stop.
This will hold tension on
the
Tilt Tape
to
keep
it
on
the
pulley,
and
will
also
hold
the
tape
on
the
anchor
pin c
lear
of
the
path
for
the
new Rotate
Tape.
16.9
GEARLESS
TILT
PULLEY/BELLCRANK
An
improved ti
It
pu Iley
and
be
Ilcrank
has
entered
production.
This
pulley/bellcrank
will
provide
a
more
reliable
tilt
operation
and
will
eliminate
acci-
dental
disengaging
of
the
tape
at
the
pulley
anchor
and
will
also
eliminate
breakage
of
the
tilt
tape
due
to
flexing
at
the
tape
anchor
point.
This
new
design
tilt
pulley/bellcrank,
B/M
1280498,
is
avai
lab
Ie
for fie
Id
rep
lacement.
In
order
to
pre-
clude
a
third
level
of
tapes,
all
former
gearless
tilt
tapes
and
ti
It
pu Ileys
have
been
made obso
lete.
When
replacement
parts
are
necessary,
a
complete
conver-

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IBM Selectric Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeElectric typewriter
Introduced1961
Keyboard LayoutQWERTY
Carriage ReturnElectric
ManufacturerIBM
Printing TechnologyTypeball (golf ball)
Power SourceAC Power
Power Supply120V AC

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