SECTION IV
Trouble Shooting
P 4.3
086A 08 08
8. The closure in the bag-
closing position is hard to
remove because it is not
separated from the closure
strip.
9. The closure strip will not
slide freely through the
closure track.
A. The pick is not advancing
to the correct position
because the mechanism is
loose.
B. The pick is not advancing
to the correct position
because the pick is out of
adjustment.
C. The height of the closure
stop is not correct.
D. The closure stop is not
functioning correctly.
A. The closures are snagging
on the closure stop
setscrew.
B. The closure track is fouled
with foreign material.
See Part C. REMOVE THE FRONT SHEILD.
With the power cord disconnected, reach
under the front of the closure track and move
the pick downward. Grasp the pick firmly and
attempt to move it backward and forward.
Sideplay is normal. The pick assembly should
feel solid. If not the screws which mount the
pick to the pick arm or the screw that attaches
the pick arm to the closer cam may be loose or
the pick bearing may need replacement.
See Part K. PICK / CLOSURE LOCATION.
If the closure stop is not adjusted to the proper
height, the closures may slip over it. Refer to
Part F. CLOSURE STOP SETSCREW
ADJUSTMENT. Examine the closer stop to see
that it is centered in the slot in the closure track.
Refer to Part E. CLOSURE STOP POSITION.
The closure stop may move downward under
load, and may allow the closure to pass. Verify
that the two gold springs are extended between
the stop and mounting screw. Approximately
1/2 lb. (200 g) of force should be required to
depress the tip of the stop. If the upward force
is not adequate, the forward force of the clo-
sure on the tip of the stop will cause the tip to
rotate downward and allow the closure to slide
over it. The gold springs may become
stretched while they are being attached if they
are not handled carefully. Replace them if
needed.
See Part F. CLOSURE STOP SETSCREW
ADJUSTMENT.
See Part B. TOP CLOSURE TRACK
REMOVAL to open the track and clean it.
PROBLEM SYMPTOM CORRECTION
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