Why are there loose wraps on the strap coil of my Signode PSD-109?
Loose wraps on the strap coil can occur because: 1. The brake block pressure is too low. To resolve this, increase the brake block pressure. 2. The brake block friction surface is worn out. In this case, rotate the brake block 90 degrees to use a new friction surface. If all four sides are worn, the brake block must be replaced.
Why does the strap pull out of the machine with my Signode Dispenser?
The strap may pull out of the machine because the dancer arm is traveling too high before the brake is released. To fix this, adjust the brake cam to release the brake sooner.
Why does my Signode PSD-109 ‘jerk’ when it starts?
If the dispenser 'jerks' when starting, it's because the dancer arm is traveling too high before the brake is released. Adjust the brake cam to release the brake sooner to resolve this issue.
How to stop a Signode PSD-109 from ‘jerk’ stopping?
A 'jerk' stop usually means the brake pressure is too high. Reduce the brake block pressure to resolve this.
What causes the dancer arm to hit the bumper when actuated on my Signode Dispenser?
If the dancer arm hits the bumper when actuated, it's likely due to a broken dancer arm extension spring. Replace the dancer arm extension spring.
Why is the dancer arm motion erratic on my Signode PSD-109?
Erratic dancer arm motion suggests a broken dancer arm compression spring. Replace the broken parts as required.
What to do if the dancer arm swings upward with little or no resistance on a Signode PSD-109 Dispenser?
If the dancer arm swings upward with little or no resistance, check for a broken external dancer arm extension spring, chain, or connecting link. Replace any broken parts as needed.
Details risks of eye injury and cuts, recommending safety gear.
Emphasizes training, dispenser maintenance, and workspace conditions.
Covers safe coil loading procedures and cutting tensioned strap.
Explains the dispenser is for power strapping and its capabilities.
Lists model, type, strapping width, and coil size.
Illustrates and labels all major parts of the dispenser.
Details recommended placement and securing the dispenser.
Step-by-step guide for loading a new coil when empty.
Method for reloading strap without completely emptying the dispenser.
Explains the automatic brake and dancer arm function during dispensing.
Notes that this adjustment is factory set and not recommended to change.
Details how to adjust brake pressure by repositioning a screw.
Explains rotating the brake block for continued use as it wears.
Explains adjusting the brake engagement point via cam position.
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the brake block.
Detailed steps for replacing the dancer arm compression spring.
Steps to remove and reinstall the main dispenser shaft.
Steps to remove and reinstall the dancer arm shaft.
Procedures for disassembling and reassembling the chain and sprocket.
Final steps for remounting the post and reinstalling the shaft.
Addresses loose strap between stacks or coil wrap issues and their causes.
Explains how to resolve jerky stops/starts due to brake pressure.
Resolving jerky starts and strap pulling out of the machine.
Addresses dancer arm hitting bumper or erratic movement.
Lists parts for the main frame and dancer arm assembly.
Lists parts for the upper arm and dancer arm assemblies.
Lists components for the dispenser shaft assembly.
Lists parts specific to the brake camshaft assembly.
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