Washroom Dispenser Service and Parts Manual
Tork Hand Towel Centerfeed Dispenser
93T Revision Date: 12-17-09
Settings
The following section will describe the adjustment system on the 93T and recommend a method
of properly setting the opening size of the funnel.
The setting for the opening of the funnel can be found on the
bottom of the dispenser. The scale goes from 0 (smallest
opening) to 5 (largest).
Recommended Probable
Product Setting Range
120932 & 121202 2.0 1.5 – 2.5
120133 1.5 1.0 – 2.0
The key for the cover (#15 KEY) or a coin can be used to
turn the adjustment screw. To increase the opening size (and
the setting #) turn the screw clockwise. To decrease the
opening size (and the setting #) turn the screw counter-
clockwise.
Ideally, the dispenser should be set at an opening size which provides enough resistance that
each towel breaks at the perforation. If you are able to dispense multiple towels in one normal
dispensing motion, the opening setting is likely too high. The other consideration when setting
the opening size is that the resistance should not be high enough that it exceeds the strength of
the towel. (Note: Test with wet hands.) If the towel tears/rips while dispensing or if wet hands
causes the towel to break off prior to fully dispensing, the opening setting is likely too small.
When adjusting the settings on the 93T, start at the recommended setting and make adjustments
based off of how the towel is dispensing.
Preventive Maintenance
The 93T should be cleaned any time there is heavy paper dust build-up inside the dispenser. If
paper dust is not a problem, approximately every year is a good frequency for cleanings. The
following is the recommended procedure to cleaning:
1) Open the dispenser and remove the roll of paper. Clear all paper from the funnel.
2) Clean out any paper dust. This can be done is several ways, such as, vacuuming, blowing out
with a can of compressed air (wear safety glasses), wiping out with a damp cloth, etc.
3) Clean the cover with a general all-purpose cleaner that is safe for plastics.
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