MORGANA ‘Major’ OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS
SIDE LAY
PAPER GATE
SUCTION OPENING
SETTING THE 'SHORT SUCK' OR 'LONG SUCK' MODE OF OPERATION.
Place a single sheet of the job onto the loading table.
Release the side lay clamp screws (A) and slide the side lay just up to the sheet so that there
is about half a millimetre clearance or 1/64 inch
Tighten the clamp screws.
Adjust the height of the paper gate using knob (B) (clockwise to lower, anti-clockwise to
raise) so that the clearance above the vacuum roller is two thicknesses of the paper to be
folded. Do not make this adjustment, when the face of the paper gate is above a hole in the
vacuum roller, if it is, rotate the vacuum roller by hand to bring the metal between holes
below the paper gate.
On this machine, the paper gate is fixed in an optimum position and cannot be moved
backwards and forwards (horizontally).
The suction slot inside the suction drum, may be adjusted by releasing knob (C) and
swinging the knob in the desired position. Lighter stocks including bond will run best with
the knob set to the left. For heavier stocks and curled-up stock, move the knob (C) to the
right until a satisfactory position is obtained.
The Morgana ‘Major’ can be set to a 'Short Suck' mode of operation, which improves the
feed of A4 sheets (in landscape orientation), and also improves the feed of sheets smaller
than A4. The 'Short Suck' mode of operation is particularly useful for perforating or scoring
applications.
Set the “Feed' switch (U) on the operator panel to the up position ('Off').
Set the “Reset Pulse' switch (W) on the operator panel to the down position ('Stream').
Turn the 'Batch' knob (V) on the operator panel to select “P1' or 'P2' in the Batch Counter
Display Window.
P1 = Short Suck mode of operation. P2 = Long Suck mode of operation.
Operation
SETTING THE VACUUM BLEED (BB).
Situated on the front of the feed table, the Vacuum Bleed Knob is used to allow more control
of the suction on the vacuum drum.
When light weight paper of 90gsm and lower is being fed through the machine turn the knob
clockwise to reduce the possibility of marking, or damage to the leading edge of the paper.
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