Page 1: ...rating Manual YOUR ACCUFAST XL IS COVERED UNDER WARRANTY BY THE DEALERSHIP FROM WHICH YOU PURCHASED IT IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR XL ITS WARRANTY OR YOUR AUTHORIZED ACCUFAST DEALER SIMPLY CA...
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Page 3: ...NT 8 2 SPECIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS 9 2 1 SPECIFICATIONS 9 2 2 OPERATING REQUIREMENTS 9 3 POWER CONNECTION 10 3 1 SAFETY 10 3 2 LINE VOLTAGE 10 3 3 LINE FUSES 12 3 4 POWER CORD 13 4 ASSEMBLY 14 5 CONTR...
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Page 5: ...ial environment This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and ifnot installed and used in accordance with the instructions in this manual may cause harmful interference to r...
Page 6: ...abel door and the label chute the peel bar peels the label from the backing paper At this point the mail piece contacts the label and the press roll presses the label onto the mail piece The labeled m...
Page 7: ...OUTPUT ROLL TRANSPORT BELTS TRANSPORT SHAFTS ACCUFAST XL Labeler Operating Manual TAKE UP SPOOL I CLIP RUN THREAD KNOB POWER CORD FEEDWEDGE PAPER GUIDE ADJUSTMENT KNOB PAPER GUIDE FEED TRAY PADDLE WH...
Page 8: ...hasize important information Pay careful attention to this information t CAUTIO N Mk t ALERTS YOU TQ rAGJIQN 1 HICH MAY CAUSE LOSS OF MA fERIALS MAIL PIECES AND LABELS ORw DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT NOTE Dra...
Page 9: ...Manual Observe the following safety precautions and warnings when operating cleaning or repairing the XL Failure to do so may result in physical injury or damage to the XL The manufacturer assumes no...
Page 10: ...paper leader side of XL where the controls are located opposite the operator side input end output end edge of mail pieces that enters and exits the XL first edge of mail pieces that enters and exits...
Page 11: ...pair or replace such parts required to restore the XL to serviceable condition This warranty does not cover consumable parts such as belts rollers and sweeps used to contact and transport mail pieces...
Page 12: ...out about additional ACCUFAST equipment contact an authorized ACCUFAST dealer To locate an authorized dealer in your area call ASMARC at 800 447 9990 ACCUFAST 3FV STAND ACCUFASTXL LABELER ACCUFAST SL...
Page 13: ...ngth 311 minimum 1411 maximum Width 41 211 minimum 1611 maximum Mail Piece Thickness Minimum single sheet of20 lb bond paper tri folded Maximum 1 411 Label Size Length Width Space 15 11 minimum 411 ma...
Page 14: ...ng in both the neutral and hot supply lines of power The XL is rated for continuous operation using a variety of supply voltages Possible line voltages are 240V 220V 120V and lOOV at 50 or 60Hz The ma...
Page 15: ...out ofthe POWER ENTRY CASING 4 Pull the VOLTAGE SELECTOR out ofthe FUSE DRAWER 5 Rotate the VOLTAGE SELECTOR until the correct voltage is on the same side as the VOLTAGE SELECTOR WINDOW 6 Place the V...
Page 16: ...elease the FUSE DRAWER LOCKING TAB 3 Pull the FUSE DRAWER out of the POWER ENTRY CASING The LINE FUSES are inside 4 Determine the proper fuse value as well as the condition ofthe LINE FUSE The fuse va...
Page 17: ...L comes with a three wire POWER CORD The POWER CORD grounds the XL when connected to an approved three contact electrical outlet 1 Plug the POWER CORD into the APPLIANCE INLET on the non operator side...
Page 18: ...OB These knobs prevent FEED TRAY movement during shipping Ifyou need to ship your XL lower the FEED TRAY as far it allows and screw in the SHIPPING KNOBS NOTE The XL will not operate until the SHIPPIN...
Page 19: ...gure 4 2 XL Components 2 Attach the HEAD to the BASE by sliding the two lower hooks on the rear ofthe HEAD into the two SLOTS on the BASE Refer to Figures 4 1 4 2 This will align the male and female h...
Page 20: ...the opposite HEAD side frame 6 Attach the CLIP to the TAKE UP SPOOL 7 Lift the PRESS ROLL LATCHES and place the PRESS ROLL in the two slots under the PRESS ROLL LATCHES Refer to Figure 4 3 NOTE All c...
Page 21: ...g FEED The FEED light illuminates when Feeder is ON To begin feeding slide the SPEED CONTROL to a desired speed from 1 to 10 Slide the SPEED CONTROL to STOP to stop feeding Slide it to the right to fe...
Page 22: ...r messages are also displayed on the LCD when appropriate Toggle MISSING LABEL ON and OFF to enable or disable the MISSING LABEL detect feature The MISSING LABEL light illuminates when the MISSING LAB...
Page 23: ...0 IN the label is 4 from the leading edge Press MOVE LABEL LEAD or MOVE LABEL TRAIL to move the current label position in the direction ofthe arrows on the CONTROL PANEL in 1 increments 0 2 ern increm...
Page 24: ...um knob toward RUN to label NOTE esure to turn the RUN THREAD KNOB to RUN before labelihg This knob is located on the input end ofthe XL Moving the tray height adjusts the gap between the SEPARATORS a...
Page 25: ...down the PROGRAM XL and ABOUT XL controls simultaneously 2 While holding down the controls listed above press LABEL 3 The LCD will verify the action then return to its normal display The following in...
Page 26: ...n 2 6 in To view the firmware version revision status ofyour XL 1 Hold down the PROGRAM XL and ABOUT XL controls simultaneously 2 While holding down the controls listed above press MISSING LABEL 3 The...
Page 27: ...o Figure 7 1 2 Turn the RUN THREAD KNOB to THREAD 3 Lift the PRESS ROLL LATCHES and pull the PRESS ROLL out ofthe slots 4 Peel blank labels from approximately the first 2 feet 60 em ofthe label strip...
Page 28: ...EL DOOR keeping the leader straight 10 Thread the leader over the LABEL DRIVE ROLL and under the IDLER ROLL inside the HEAD Refer to Figure 7 2 11 Make sure the leader is threaded between the THREADIN...
Page 29: ...both LABEL GUIDES against the LABEL STRIP and tighten 17 Remove the CLIP and wrap the leader around the bottom ofthe TAKE UP SPOOL Snap the CLIP onto the TAKE UP SPOOL to secure the leader 18 Lift the...
Page 30: ...ADJUSTMENT KNOBS 26 TRAYHEIGHT ADJUSTMENT KNOB BASE POWER SWITCH Figure 7 3 XL Input End 2 To increase the resistance turn the TRAY HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT KNOB clockwise toward THIN To decrease the resista...
Page 31: ...even edges and slide easily between the PAPER GUIDES PAPER STOP STACK FEEDWEDGE Figure 7 4 Cross Section of Feed Tray 6 Slide the FEED WEDGE against the stack to help support the back ofthe stack Ref...
Page 32: ...e first label to the application point The LABEL light will illuminate when the label reaches the application point NOTE Toggle LABEL more than once if the label strip has at least 4 of empty backing...
Page 33: ...Press FEED ON The XL will remember the last SPEED selected SPEED Slide SPEED CONTROL to any speed on the SPEED scale POWER Press POWER LABEL FEED and set SPEED to any point on the SPEED scale NOTE The...
Page 34: ...P Code while labeling 1 When printing labels assign a label break or endorsement line at the beginning of each presorted ZIP Code group 2 Peel the assigned labels from the LABEL STRIP 3 Toggle MISSING...
Page 35: ...ABEL ON and FEED ON to resume labeling condition The label position is programmed beyond the trailing edge ofthe mail piece response Move the label position closer to the leading edge ofthe mail piece...
Page 36: ...CLIP c n hand as they are easy 1 1 to lose 1 condition One or more mail pieces are jammed between the separators and feed rolls response Clear the feeder jam 1 Tum the POWER SWITCH OFF 2 Tum the TRAY...
Page 37: ...Tum the POWER SWITCH OFF 2 Remove the HEAD 3 Remove any mail pieces jammed in the TRANSPORT AREA 4 Remove both TRANSPORT SHAFTS Refer to Figure 8 1 Push the shaft toward its spring loaded end and pull...
Page 38: ...r to Figure 9 1 3 Tum the RUN THREAD KNOB to THREAD 4 Using a cloth with isopropyl alcohol remove any debris from the IDLER ROLL while rotating it with your fingers 5 Remove the LABEL DOOR by unscrewi...
Page 39: ...the PRESS ROLL LATCHES and insert the PRESS ROLL into its slots 13 Tum the TRAY HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT KNOB counterclockwise as far as it will tum to open the gap between the SEPARATORS and FEED ROLLS Refe...
Page 40: ...ing a cloth and isopropyl alcohol clean the OUTPUT ROLL and TRANSPORT BELTS while rotating each one with your fingers 19 Using compressed air blow any dust or debris out of the LOWER PRODUCT SENSOR an...
Page 41: ...11 97 rev 2 ACCESS PANEL UPPER PRODUCT SENSOR LOWER PRODUCT SENSOR TRANSPORT BELTS ACCUFAST XL Labeler Operating Manual TRANSPORT SHAFTS OUTPUT ROLL Figure 9 3 Cleaning the Base 37...
Page 42: ...SS ROLL is not in its slots 3 Multiple labels on FEED TRAY height is a single mail too low for PRESS piece ROLL to contact mail pieces 38 SOLUTION Turn POWER SWITCH ON Replace POWER CORD if damaged or...
Page 43: ...TOSENSOR only KNOB clockwise to detects one mail piece reduce gap and add space between mail pieces 5 Labels skewing LABEL GUIDES are not Move LABEL on mail piece tight against LABEL GUIDES tighter ST...
Page 44: ...e position is set on mail piece Section 7 2 7 Program XL light PHOTOSENSORS that Clean photosensors remains lit detect mail are blocked by debris Photosensors that Contact authorized detect mail are d...
Page 45: ...ping container and packaging material If the original container is not available the XL should be carefully packed so that it will not be damaged in transit NOTE If the 2 L is pact e l c orrectly your...
Page 46: ...UP SPOOL with CLIP and FEED WEDGE Place the bag in one ofthe containers 6 Seal the top and bottom of both containers with strong tape or banding material 7 Clearly and legibly mark the shipping contai...
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