MAX™ Operator Manual
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SECTION 5 - MACHINE OPERATION
MAINTENANCE
WEEKLY MAINTENANCE
• Inspect the rubber Driver Roller. Clean as
needed. Use a lint free cloth and isopropyl
alcohol to scrub all debris from the surface of
roller.
• Inspect the aluminum Pinch Roller. Clean as
needed. Clean with a lint free cloth and iso-
propyl alcohol to scrub all debris from the sur-
face of the roller.
• Verify the Driver Roller Assembly moves freely
with power removed.
• Inspect and clean the Seal Bar. Extend the
Seal Bar by using the Extend Seal Bar button
located on the Service Screen, page 4-26.
• NOTE: The machine must be at normal
operating temperature for best results.
Care must be taken to avoid scratching
the surface of the Seal Bar. Use the
supplied cleaning tool for best results.
Remember to retract the Seal Bar when
finished.
• Inspect the Electric Eye. Clean with a cotton
swab if dirty. Do not use any solvents or
cleaning solutions on the sensing portions of
the Electric Eye.
• Inspect the Teflon
®
Tape that covers the Pres-
sure Bar Anvil Rubber and replace is worn or
damaged.
MONTHLY MAINTENANCE
• All of Weekly maintenance.
• Inspect the Air Filter for debris and replace as
necessary.
• Inspect all external wiring for loose connec-
tions and wear. Tighten any loose connec-
tions and replace any worn cables.
SEMI - ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
• All of Weekly and Monthly maintenance.
• Inspect the Linear Guide Bearings located on
the Pressure Bar Guide Shafts for wear and
replace.
• Inspect the Linear Guide Bearings located on
the Sealer Assembly Guide Shafts for wear.
Replace as necessary.
ANNUAL MAINTENANCE
• All of Weekly, Monthly, and Semi-Annual
maintenance.
• Inspect entire machine for loose hardware.
• Inspect all air lines for any sign of wear or
damage. Replace any lines that appear worn
or damaged.
• Inspect all wires and cables for any sign of
wear, damage, or loose connections. Tighten
any loose connections and replace anything
that appears worn or damaged.
• Inspect all Drive Belts for wear and proper
tension. Replace any belts that appear to be
worn or damage.
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