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McHale HS2000 Round Bale Wrapper
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1. Press Display Down (button 4) three times.
2. Press Enter (button 3) once to access the Operator Setup menu.
3. Press Display Down (button 4) twice to select the Slow Down Time screen.
4. Use Display Up and Display Down (buttons 1 and 4) to select the appropriate
setting and press Enter (button 3) to save the new setting.
Film sensor
During wrapping, the Expert Series electronic control box monitors the flow of film
through the dispensers. If one dispenser stops feeding film due to a film breakage or
the roll coming to an end, the control box will give an audible alarm and “1 Dispenser
only” will flash on the screen. Bale rotation goes into 50/50 mode, rotating the bale at
half speed, applying the correct film coverage, and wrapping of the bale can be
completed. If the second dispenser empties, the dispensers will rotate slowly forward
and stop over the wheels, the bale will rotate in reverse to the position where the
plastic ended, and the electronic control box will display “Out of film” and wait.
Replace the film rolls and attach the film to the bale. Switch on the hydraulic oil
supply and complete the wrapping cycle by pressing Resume (button12).
To switch the Film Break sensor on and off:
1. Press Display Down (button 4) three times.
2. Press Enter (button 3) once to access the Operator Setup menu.
3. Press Display Down (button 4) three times to select the Film Break Sensor
screen.
4. Use Display Up and Display Down (buttons 1 and 4) to select the appropriate
setting and press Enter (button 3) to save the new setting.
Display contrast
This setting calibrates the height sensor. Extremes of temperature may affect the
contrast of the display which is adjustable from the contrast menu.
To access the Contrast menu:
1. Press Display Down (button 4) three times.
2. Press Enter (button 3) once to access the Operator Setup menu.
WARNING: Turn off the machine
The hydraulic power supply must now be switched off, the parking brake
applied, and the dispenser safety arms put into the tripped position.
NOTE: Film sensor can be switched off if desired
Film sensors are normally turned ON, but can be switched OFF from the
Operator Setup menu if film sensing is not desired or if there is a problem
with a sensor.