McHale Fusion 3 Baler & Wrapper
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Wrapper Operation
The McHale Fusion 3 is designed with a wrapping system having two plastic film
dispensers. Differing to conventional wrappers, the dispensers move vertically around
the bale. The dispenser carrier system is mounted directly behind the baler chamber.
Although the dispenser carrier ring is well protected by the safety guards and electrical
safety switches, the operator must ensure that all people and animals are kept out of
this region while operating the machine.
8.1 Loading plastic film
1. The dispenser safety door, on the left hand side of the machine (See Figure
8.a) can be opened by releasing the primary latch (No. 1) with a 13 mm
spanner or flat blade screwdriver and then pushing upwards on the secondary
latch handle (No. 2).
2. Remove the linch pin and release the dispenser film roll lock (See Figure 8.b)
3. Remove the old core and ensure it is disposed of responsibly.
4. Push the new roll on the central pin, engage the film roll lock and reinsert the
linch pin.
5. Thread the film through the dispenser rollers, as per the threading diagram
(See Figure 8.c), taking care not to trap fingers between the rollers.
6. Pull approximately 1.5 m of film away from the dispenser and make a knot at
the end of the plastic film (See Figure 8.d).
7. Close the dispenser safety door.
8. Push the rear mounted dispenser park button, for approx. two seconds, in
order to rotate the next dispenser to the loading or “home” position (See Figure
8.e). The dispenser ring can only rotate when the safety door is closed and the
control box must be in Automatic Mode when depressing this button.
9. Open safety door and load film, as before.
10. Pull approx. 1.5 m of film away from the dispenser and make a knot at the end,
as before.
WARNING: Keep out of the “Danger Zone”
Keep all persons outside of the “Danger Zone” during all machine
operations! See “Danger zone” on page 16.
ENVIRONMENT: Recycling of the plastic film
Respect the environment! Never throw away or burn the waste plastic
film. Always take waste materials to a recycling centre.
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