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General Safety Instructions 2
Introduction 4
Disconnect and Lock-out Procedures 4
Specifications 5
Installation and Major Components 6
Priciples of Operation 7
Maintenance and Lubrication 9
Electric:
! Sequence, MCD (Std.) 10
! Diagram, MCD (Std.) 11
! Sequence, MCD (w/ Oper. Int.) 12
! Diagram, MCD (w/ Oper. Int.) 13
! Control Panel 14
Machine:
! Parts List, Removal & Replacement 16
! Micro Switch Adjustment 24
! Covers & Signs 28
! Recommended Spare Parts 30
! Troubleshooting 31
Modular Chute:
! General Information 35
! Parts List 38
! Optional Chute Support 43
! Troubleshooting 44
Dispenser:
! Loading and Threading 46
! Adjustments 47
! Parts List 48
! Conversion 50
Machine Options 51
INTRODUCTION
The placement of the welding head on the
side of the MCD makes possible a lower
conveyor height, an easier fit into an existing
conveyor system, handier servicing, and
locates the weld where it is more convenient
to pull open. The MCD automatically makes a
strong weld in Contrax® or Tenax® co-
polymer strapping, joining the ends without
seals, adhesives, or solvents, and without
applied heat or electricity. The process
utilizes Tension-Weld®, is clean - no smoke
or odor, no grit to cause wear, no heaters to
carbonize. Tension-Weld is a development so
unique that the process, machine and weld
have been patented.
DISCONNECT AND LOCK-OUT
PROCEDURES
DISCONNECT SWITCH
The main disconnect switch is located on the
front of the electrical enclosure.
To disconnect/lock-out electrical power to
the machine, proceed as follows:
P Switch the main disconnect switch to the
OFF position.
P Locate an appropriate locking hole on the
switch, more than one may be provided,
and apply a locking device.
P Confirm that power has been
disconnected by pulling out machine start
button (return button to stop position).
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