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2.7.- Set Up and Operating 

It is important that the machine operator and sewing mechanical read this manual and is familiar with all 

the functions and safety concerns of the unit before operating. 

2.7.1.- Power Up Procedure 

 

Before turning on the power, make sure the machine is clean and free from any debris that will 

cause problems running the machine. 

 

Make sure all electric eyes are clean from any dust and debris. 

 

Check to make sure there is enough oil in both sewing machines. 

 

Check both waste containers to make sure they are empty. 

 

Press the green power button located on the main Start / Stop Control Panel assembly. 

2.7.2.- Border loading Procedure 

 

Cut the existing border in the machine approx. 10”-12” from the entrance to the border encoder 

assembly. 

 

Open the prefeed rollers using the manual button located on the prefeed assembly and remove 

the existing material. 

 

Load the new roll of material onto the border roll support rod and thread the material thru the 

prefeed guide and roller assembly.  

Be sure to adjust the prefeed border guide for different 

width border material if needed. 

 

Thread the new border material thru the border tension rods and pull enough slack thru the 

prefeed rollers to make sure the border material (prefeed loop) is almost touching the floor 

(approx 4 feet).  

Be sure to adjust the tension assembly border guides for different width 

border material if needed. 

 

Splice the old border material to the new border material using an appropriate border splicing 

method like staples, Dennison clips, etc.  Make sure that the new border material is placed on 

TOP of the old border material to prevent the splice from hanging on anything while sewing. 

 

Use the manual sew pedal to sew the slack border material until the splice is completely thru the 

sew heads and main feed puller assembly

.  Be sure to adjust the left sewing head width 

position and the handle load assembly border guide for different width border material if 

needed. 

 

Close the prefeed rollers. 

 

Use the manual sew pedal again to sew a few inches until the border material is properly 

tensioned by the tension roller assembly. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for 4300B

Page 1: ...Atlanta Attachment Company 362 Industrial Park Drive Lawrenceville GA 30046 770 963 7369 www atlatt com Technical Manual Parts Lists Model 4300B Revision 1 8 Updated June 27 2016 ...

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Page 3: ...ment Company In addition to any confidentiality and non disclosure obligations that currently exist between you and Atlanta Attachment Company your use of these materials serves as an acknowledgment of the confidential and proprietary nature of these materials and your duty not to make any unauthorized use or disclosure of these materials All materials contained herein are additionally protected b...

Page 4: ...4 2 1 1 Control Panel 14 2 1 3 Foot Pedal EE24F163 15 2 1 4 Left Head Adjustment Crank 15 2 1 5 Removing the Handle Loader 15 2 1 6 Efka Control Box 16 2 1 7 Stepping Motors Control Boxes 16 2 2 Touch Screen 17 2 2 1 General Operation 17 2 2 2 Available Menus 18 2 3 Changing the Needle 23 2 4 Threading 23 2 5 Loading Materials 25 2 5 1 Initial Border Loading Procedure 25 2 5 2 Handle Indexer Loadi...

Page 5: ... 4 1 Left Belt Feed AP 28 600CC 49 3 4 2 Right Belt Feed AP 28 600CC 49 3 4 3 Handle Feed AP 28 800W 49 3 4 4 Handle Feed AP 28 800W 49 3 4 5 Mini Switch SW1 50 3 5 Efka Motor 51 3 5 1 Programming the Code Number 51 3 5 2 To Perform Master Reset of Parameters 55 3 5 3 Parameter List 55 3 6 Serial Bus 59 3 6 1 Technical Menus 59 3 6 2 Calibrating the Touch Screen 61 3 6 3 Installation of a new Touc...

Page 6: ...epper Box Assembly 91 4300320 Right Marker Module 92 4300270 Right Top Belt Feed Assembly 94 4300280 Left Top Belt Feed Assembly 96 4300325 Left Marker Module 97 3200PMC Marking Module 98 4300170 Border Prefeed Assembly 100 32005600 Prefeed Roller Assembly 102 32005650A Bottom Puller Roller Assembly 103 4300221 Insert Rail Assembly 18 104 4300223 Cable Rack Assembly 105 4300225 Border Tension Road...

Page 7: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 4300103 Touch Screen Assembly 124 4300 PD Pneumatic Diagram 125 4300 WD Wiring Diagram 126 ...

Page 8: ...ecommended spare parts Instruction Manual s for components made by other manufacturers The layout and installation diagram containing information for installation Intended Use Our machines are designed and built in line with the state of the art and the accepted safety rules However all machines may endanger the life and limb of their users and or third parties and be damaged or cause damage to ot...

Page 9: ... work on the machine is only carried out by reliable persons who have been appropriately trained for such work either within the company by our field staff or at our office and who have not only been duly appointed and authorized but are also fully familiar with the local regulations Work on the machine should only be carried out by skilled personnel under the management and supervision of a duly ...

Page 10: ...airing safety are observed in the machine or its mode of operation such as malfunctions faults or changes in the machine or tools appropriate steps must be taken immediately the machine switched off and a proper lockout tagout procedure followed The machine should be examined for obvious damage and defects at least once per shift Damage found shall be immediately remedied by a duly authorized pers...

Page 11: ...ny obstructions whatsoever is essential for safe operation of the machine The floor should be level and clean without any waste The workplace should be well lit either by the general lighting or by local lights Emergency STOP The emergency STOP buttons bring all machine movements to a standstill Make sure you know exactly where they are located and how they work Try them out Always ensure easy acc...

Page 12: ... so that it cannot be switched on again without authorization In practice this may mean that the technician electrician and operator all attach their own padlock to the master switch simultaneously so that they can carry out their work safely Locking extension plates should be available for multiple locks if required The primary purpose for a lockout tagout procedure is to protect workers from inj...

Page 13: ...hen transporting the machine or assemblies in a crate ensure that the ropes or arms of a forklift truck are positioned as close to the edge of the crate as possible The center of gravity is not necessarily in the middle of the crate Note the accident prevention regulations safety instructions and local regulations governing transport of the machine and its assemblies Only use suitable transport ve...

Page 14: ... Do not use any corrosive cleaning agents Use lint free rags Retighten all screw connections that have to be loosened for the maintenance and repair work Any safety mechanisms that have to be dismantled for setting up maintenance or repair purposes must be refitted and checked immediately after completing the work Maintenance Care Adjustment The activities and intervals specified in the Instructio...

Page 15: ...fault develops in the electrical power supply The electrical equipment of our machines must be checked at regular intervals and any defects found must be remedied immediately If it is necessary to carry out work on live parts a second person should be on hand to operate the emergency OFF switch or master switch with voltage release in the event of an emergency The working area should be cordoned o...

Page 16: ...stands this manual before operating this equipment It is also the owner s responsibility to make certain that the operator is a qualified and physically able individual properly trained in the operation of this equipment Specific safety warning decals are located on the equipment near the immediate areas of potential hazards These decals should not be removed or obliterated Replace them if they be...

Page 17: ... the functions and safety concerns of the unit before Installing and operating 1 1 Parts and Components 1 Gulliotine Assembly 6 Border Tension Rod Assembly 2 Waste Assembly 7 Border Feed Assembly 3 Roll Holder Assembly 8 Roll Holder Assembly 4 Console Left Right Head 9 Linear Rail MTG Brkt 5 Handle Cut Insert 18 10 Border Box Assembly Description 1 2 10 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 18: ...st Factory Pre set Speed 5000 rpm Factory Pre set Stitch length 6 spi Linear Output 69 ft min Handle Load Speed 39 ft min Power 220 240VAC 1PH 15A Air 14 scfm 80psi Needle SNB27140 Right Sewing head SPEGEX3216H Left Sewing head SPEGE32L450 Foot Print 166 Length x 82 Width x 77 Height Machine weight 1400 lbs Production 2 queen size borders per minute with 4 handles ...

Page 19: ...rews so the casters are about 1 8 of an inch off the floor Provide a 220VAC single phase 15 Amp Provide 1 4 air supply line 80 PSI Oil is removed before shipping Prior to using refill and check the oil level in both sewing heads ISO Viscosity Grade 22 part Turn the main air lock out valve Red Knob before the main pressure regulator to the ON position Twist the Red button B to return to its normal ...

Page 20: ...in Regulator 90 PSI Lockout Tag Gravity X Folder Assy Knife Assy Transfer Clamp Remember to Release All Stored Energy Shutdown Procedure 1 Inform all affected personnel that the machine will be in Lockout status 2 Turn the power and pneumatic disconnects to the OFF position 3 Fill out the tag with necessary information of the Lockout 4 Install the Lockout device 5 Verify all stored electrical ener...

Page 21: ...aged will turn on power to the machine B Power On A Power the machine ON C Serial Bus control Controls all machine functions See more details available on related chapters in this manual 2 1 2 Light Tower 33001130 The purpose of the light tower is to indicate current status of the machine at some distance away from the machine This makes it easy to see machine status at a glance Definitions for th...

Page 22: ... loading a new roll of materials 2 1 4 Left Head Adjustment Crank It is located on the left side of the machine It allows the operator to move the Left Head to adjust the width of fabric ranging from 0 to 18 inches wide 2 1 5 Removing the Handle Loader Release Pin A and you are able to move the complete handle loading cutting station sideway in order to reach both sewing heads ...

Page 23: ... ON position at all times Puller Sewing heads and Pre feeder are controlled by these boxes 2 1 7 Stepping Motors Control Boxes There are 4 control boxes located under the machine They control the Top Feed Belt Handle loading and Handle feeding All 4 amber lights must be on during machine operation Each box has a power switch located at the rear of the box ...

Page 24: ... multiple languages to use HOME Return to the main screen ARROWS Pressing the arrows right or left will take you to the next or previous pages NOTES When a button has a white background the function is on or enabled A dark background indicates off or disabled Some buttons may toggle on or off others must be held on Other screens display whenever there is a machine error or other condition that pro...

Page 25: ... SCREEN See a section in this book with more details about this screen EDIT NEW ORDER See a section in this book with more details about this screen OPEN ALL ROLLERS Used to load handles or new roll of material ADVANCE FUNCTIONS Area reserved only for technicians PIECE COUNT The field on the left of the clock button is the piece counters that increment every time the border cycle is complete Touch...

Page 26: ...sic functions of the machine See MACHINE TASK section for details Rise the sewing head presser foot Turn on Waste Venturi Left head Start sewing at low speed Right Head start sewing a low speed Activate the handle Chop cycle Activate the border shop cycle Activate the Handle clamp ...

Page 27: ...Access from READY NEW ORDER screen Operator will be able to edit several Order parameters Type the number of the style required See style number on the Style list area Storage off all the styles available See CREATE EDIT Style section for details ...

Page 28: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 21 4 Create Edit Style ...

Page 29: ...rding all settings prior to a program update or for future reference The SECURITY button accesses the security screen for changing the pass codes Contact an Atlanta Attachment technician for instructions on changing the pass code The CONTRAST button changes the screen contrast using the and buttons Press EXIT anytime to return to the previous or HOME to return to the MAIN screen ADVANCE SETTINGS a...

Page 30: ...rew Do not remove the screw Remove the old needle 3 Insert the new needle into the needle hole at the bottom of the needle chuck push up until it stops 4 Turn the needle until the scarf of the needle is pointing to the back as seen on the picture below Tighten the needle screw NEEDLE SYSTEM SBN217140 2 4 Threading Please follow all safety procedures turning off power is recommended All threads are...

Page 31: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 24 Left Sewing Head Serger Left Sewing Head Chainstich Right Sewing Head Serger Right Se wing Head Chainstich ...

Page 32: ...LLER button the PRE FEED ROLLER and the MAIN ROLLER lift up 3 Open the material guides wider than the expected border width to be loaded 4 Load a roll of border material on the border roll loading pin If the leading edge of the border is not of good quality or it is not square cut off the bad part and square off the leading edge This will make the border loading process much easier 5 Feed the bord...

Page 33: ...stitch 10 Using the foot pedal run both heads and gently pull the fabric until the leading edge the fabric is between the feed rollers through the guillotine and stop with the end of the border protruding slightly beyond the knife blades Adjust the guides to fit the border size Hold the border in place and press the CLOSE ROLLERS button 11 On OPERATOR SCREEN press BORDER CHOP CYCLE to release the ...

Page 34: ...uick handle spool changing when one spool runs out of material and gives the operator some time to prepare the next spool while the machine is running Position the spool as shown 1 Activate pneumatic switch A AA41V to open the handle clamp 2 Load the handle through the handle guide Readjust the guide if necessary 3 Return the pneumatic switch to the original position 4 On Operator Screen press HAN...

Page 35: ...as show B c Run the machine and stop the needle at position C d Adjust guides to the new dimension and move the sewing head using the Adjusting Crank e Continue running pressing the Foot Pedal until you pass the Border Knife f Activate a cutting cycle to remove the Splice Continue in automatic mode 1 From a Narrow Material into a Wide Material a Load the next border roll on the pin and staple its ...

Page 36: ...f the handles D Units are displayed in tenths of inches Example 1 75 inches 4 Select SIDE HANDLE CENTER DISTANCE and introduce the dimension B Units are displayed in tenths of inches Example 39 50 5 In case of 8 handles options an additional dimension is required Select ND HANDLE CENTER DISTANCE and introduce the dimension C Units are displayed in tenths of inches Example 37 25 6 Select COMPENSATI...

Page 37: ...thread the material thru the prefeed guide and roller assembly Be sure to adjust the prefeed border guide for different width border material if needed Thread the new border material thru the border tension rods and pull enough slack thru the prefeed rollers to make sure the border material prefeed loop is almost touching the floor approx 4 feet Be sure to adjust the tension assembly border guides...

Page 38: ...ity button on the EDIT ORDER screen and then press the EXIT button on the bottom of the screen Press the START button on the READY NEW ORDER screen to run the current border order When the machine runs out of material it stops and will display a possibility of two screens If there IS enough material to finish the current border an Out of Border Material screen is displayed with a Finish Border but...

Page 39: ...rom the leading edge to the center of the handle and make sure it is the correct distance If the distance is not correct use the 1st Handle Location 8 Handle setting on the technician page to adjust this Decreasing this number will place the handle farther away from the leading edge see note at end of instructions Step 4 Adjusting the 1st handle location on the 2nd 8 handle border Run two 8 handle...

Page 40: ...re between centers of both pairs of handles Measurement should be the right ones Check horizontal position of handles Measure from one end of border to center of first handle A dimension Measure from other end of border to center of first handle C dimension The A and C dimensions should be equal within Measure from the centers of the inside handles B dimension The B dimension should be equal to on...

Page 41: ...a k Start Up 1st Brea k Lunc h 2nd Brea k Start Up 1st Brea k Lunc h 2nd Brea k Start Up 1st Brea k Lunc h 2nd Brea k Piece Size Queen Twin Etc Handle Spacing 29 Horizontal Position A C B 2xA 1 Vertical Position D Centered Border Length L on Stretch Table Unfinished Edge Alignment E 0 1 16 Exposed Tail F 1 16 Maximum End Stitch Margin G 1 8 3 16 ...

Page 42: ...g the work 2 8 1 Daily 8 10 hrs of operation Follow manufacturer s recommendations and guidelines for operation maintenance and lubrication of the sewing head Check for proper oil level and or flow in the sewing head and other oil filled or lubed equipment fill as needed Oil all points as indicated Clean the machine at the end of every shift or as excess materials accumulate Clean lint waste etc f...

Page 43: ... needle height 1 First check to see if the needle is inserted to the proper depth 2 Turn the hand wheel until the needle reaches the highest position of its stroke 3 Adjust vertical distance a between the point of the needle and the top surface of the needle plate To make this adjustment loosen screw 1 with a supplied T wrench and move needle holder guide 2 up or down as required ...

Page 44: ... required by turning adjusting screw 5 3 Adjusting the upper lopper 1 When the upper looper is at the farthest position to the left adjust distance a between the center line of the overlock needle and the point of the upper looper After this adjustment tighten screw 2 temporarily 2 When the point of the upper looper and the back of the lower looper are going to cross set distance at approximately ...

Page 45: ...eme left end of its travel to the center line of the double chain stitch needle by turning the hand wheel 2 Loosen 1 and move looper holder 3 front or back as required by turning front to back adjusting screw 2 3 Tighten screw 1 3 Adjusting the amount of the front to back movement of the double chain stitch looper Remove cover 4 loosen screw 5 and turn hinge pin 6 as required To decrease the amoun...

Page 46: ...nt of the lower looper is at the center line of the needle and the needle is deflected most by rear needle guard 1 clearance b between the needle and front needle guard 3 should be 0 1 0 2mm To make this adjustment loosen screws 4 and front move needle guard 3 front or back as required 2 Adjusting the double chain stitch needle guards To adjust rear needle guard 5 When the double chain stitch need...

Page 47: ...low these procedure Note The less tension you have between blades the longer they will last The Guillotine Blades 1 Release Screw C 2 Adjust Screw D to control the tension between both cutting Blades 3 You will be able to have access to the screw through holes A or B 4 Select on Touch Screen the cutting function and adjust until you get a clean cut If necessary replace the blades 1366113 TOP BLADE...

Page 48: ...ts Lists 41 The Handle Knife Blade 1 Make sure air is off to the system 2 Remove the four standard hex head screws and remove feed roller assembly 3 Loosen the two metric screws only enough to allow adjusting of the blade ...

Page 49: ...st the cutting blade by manually pushing down and cutting a piece of border material You should be able to raise the cutter fairly easy Depending on how clean the cut is you may need to adjust again If the adjustment is all the way in and your still getting a rough cut it s time to sharpen the blade 6 Remember to tighten the two blade metric screws and install the knife handle feed roller ...

Page 50: ... for the safe and efficient operation of this reliable power source Harmful contaminants like oil dust dirt rust and water alone or in combination can attack your system and clog sensitive pneumatic instruments It can also reduce the efficiency of air operated tools Wear out seals and erode system components Increase maintenance and repair costs Contribute to product rejects production downtime ev...

Page 51: ...check this switch by doing the following ATTENTION Make sure that the machine is unplugged before proceeding and that all lock out tag out procedures have been correctly followed See to Lockout tag out procedure Check the circuit breakers if any of the barkers had gotten overloaded at some point Replace the cover plug the machine in and try turning the machine back on If the contact still trips th...

Page 52: ...le position when stopping B Handle eye Responsibility to read the presence of the handle on the handle tray C Right Sewing Head Hand wheel eye Reads a piece of reflective tape located on the pulley disks The Hand wheel eye is responsible for reporting to the Efka motor that the sewing head is sewing at the set RPM stitch counting for all counters and for needle position when stopping D Roll Feedin...

Page 53: ...s on 4 Then turn the GAIN screw one full turn clockwise The LED indicator should be blinking slowly 5 Cover the eye so that the sensor cannot see the reflective tape and the LED should go off Reflective Tape Maintenance Use a soft cloth for cleaning Do not use chemicals or abrasives to clean it Avoid any contact with oils and liquids Do not touch the tape with bare fingers If tape is dirty or opaq...

Page 54: ... and should decrease to LED 1 or no LED when viewing the black line Use the GREEN up arrow and the RED down Arrow buttons to adjust sensor NOTE Occasionally thick borders with heavy quilting will cause the sensor to report a flaw by mistake If this becomes a problem perform the additional adjustments below 1 Place the marked piece of border on top of the plate above the flaw mark Sensor 2 Align th...

Page 55: ...all Switch AAEHSKQ Used on following cylinders Border knife open close Handle clamp up B Hall Switch AAEDY59A 3M Used on following cylinders Handle knife open close Handle guide vertical up Handle guide horizontal out 4 Proximity Switch 1278 7055A Used on Border Splice Switch Handle load home Handle load out ...

Page 56: ...s three thumbwheels on the front which are set to synchronize the feeding of the material PRE SET THUMBWHEEL SETTING 200 3 4 3 Handle Feed AP 28 800W The box has three thumbwheels on the front which are set to synchronize the feeding of the handle to the sewing head The number is proportional to the loading speed not affected by sewing speed It is set based on the thickness and type of material be...

Page 57: ...ter close wise Switch 2 No function Switch 3 No function Switch 4 For 1 Amps motors Switch 5 For 2 Amps Motors Switch 6 For 2 5 Amps Motors Switch 7 For 3 Amps Motors Switch 8 For 3 5 Amps Motors Stepper Box Settings CONVEYORS MOTOR 1 L CONV 2 AMP setting and CCW rotation MOTOR 2 R CONV 2 AMP setting and CW rotation HANDLE FEED 4 AMP setting and CW rotation HANDLE LOAD A 2 AMP setting and CW rotat...

Page 58: ...E The parameter numbers in the illustrations below serve as examples and may not be available in all program versions In this case the display shows the next higher parameter number See List of Parameters If you have and screen with 4 digits your access code will be 3112 instead of 311 ...

Page 59: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 52 Parameter Selection Direct Selection ...

Page 60: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 53 Changing Parameter values ...

Page 61: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 54 Parameter Selection with the Keys ...

Page 62: ... 0 Mode of operation MUST SET THIS PARAMETER FIRST 026 0 5 0 EB301 Treadle Mode 111 200 9900 rpm 500 Maximum speed when 129 is 0 1 or 2 119 1 3 1 Linear acceleration 161 0 1 0 CW Motor rotation 270 0 5 1 External hand wheel sensor configuration 272 020 255 100 Drive ratio between motor pulley and hand wheel pulley If hand wheel pulley is smaller than motor pulley increase this value to slow down s...

Page 63: ...sor configuration 272 020 255 100 Drive ratio between motor pulley and hand wheel pulley If hand wheel pulley is smaller than motor pulley increase this value to slow down sewing head until measured speed matches speed set with parameter 111 436 0 1 0 Use code 5913 This disables an input that was causing box to reset itself 401 0 1 1 Immediate save of parameters MUST BE DONE LAST Front panel LED s...

Page 64: ... 240 0 56 55 Enable reverse run of motor with input 1 270 0 5 5 No hand wheel sensor 272 020 255 100 Drive ratio between motor pulley and hand wheel pulley If hand wheel pulley is smaller than motor pulley increase this value to slow down sewing head until measured speed matches speed set with parameter 111 436 0 1 0 Use code 5913 This disables an input that was causing box to reset itself 401 0 1...

Page 65: ...W Motor rotation 220 1 55 5 Acceleration 270 0 5 5 No handwheel sensor 272 0015 9999 2500 Drive ratio between motor pulley and hand wheel pulley If hand wheel pulley is smaller than motor pulley increase this value to slow down sewing head until measured speed matches speed set with parameter 111 482 0 3 3 Master Slave Mode 0 Off 1 Master 2 Slave 3 Slave w Ratio 483 0 1 1 Motor rotation compared t...

Page 66: ...ttings and functions not normally accessible by the operator After power on or a reset a pass code must be entered to access these screens The two ADVANCED SETUP pages contain all the adjustable counters and timers that control the machine The number in the upper left corner of each button represents the counter timer number and is used on the SHOW ALL SETTINGS page matrix ...

Page 67: ...s dark 3 dimensional rectangles and input indicators shown as light rectangles The buttons are used to manually turn on or off individual output functions of the machine for testing and troubleshooting The input indicators show if the computer can see the individual inputs for testing and troubleshooting ...

Page 68: ...e your finger and the screen will display two lines one vertical and one horizontal intersecting at the top left corner The text Touch at the crossed lines to calibrate display should appear in various languages In older machines there will be no text 3 Using a small pointing device that will not puncture or damage the screen such as a pencil eraser touch the screen where the two lines intersect D...

Page 69: ...reen they must follow these directions 1 Install new screen and turn power on 2 When screen displays Fatal Error Message press continue 3 Enter Mechanic Security Code 4 After reading the Warning Message press continue again 5 Screen will begin to process the up loading of existing program This will take 60 90 seconds 6 After reading the Last Warning Message press continue again 7 Screen will begin...

Page 70: ...ors and relays etc 4 Input Module 4080 110 They are responsible for transferring signals from the machine to the computer such as switches electric eyes sensors etc NOTE 1 Even though all output and or input modules within the machine are identical they cannot be moved to another location on the serial bus cable as the computer automatically assigns a working address for each one 2 If a replacemen...

Page 71: ...oller button Input mechanic security code 33333 This process takes up to 5 minutes and asks you to press the Continue button once during this time When complete the Controller will contain the updated program NOTE Continue to item 6 only if you need to reprogram original module 6 Turn off power to the machine 7 Replace the Program Module that you installed in step 2 with the original Program Modul...

Page 72: ...nt waste etc from the sewing looper and needle area as it accumulates remove or open covers as necessary for access Remove any threads or other material s wrapped around or between any moving parts Wipe all photocell lenses with a clean non abrasive dry cloth Open or remove doors and or covers and inspect belt s for debris or wear and clean or replace as necessary Monitor the air pressure filter r...

Page 73: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 66 3 8 Troubleshooting 3 8 1 Efka Controller Error ...

Page 74: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 67 3 8 2 Flow Chart EFKA Error E1 ...

Page 75: ...eck top feed control box settings They must be the same number value c Trim knife on sew head is dull or too low 2 Handles not cutting properly a Handle knife blades dull See page Error Bookmark not defined b Too much pressure on handle feed puller 3 Too much or not enough handle trim a Adjust handle length setting up or down depending on size needed ...

Page 76: ... error a Out of handle material b Check handle length eye adjustment c Handle feed puller is not down or handle material is jammed 6 False thread breaks error a Adjust thread detect on delay setting right or left 7 False flaw mark error a Recalibrate flaw mark eye Refer to page 47 8 Closer head not trimming optional equipment a Replace under trimmer knife blades ...

Page 77: ...a Attachment Company In addition to any confidentiality and non disclosure obligations that currently exist between you and Atlanta Attachment Company your use of these materials serves as an acknowledgment of the confidential and proprietary nature of these materials and your duty not to make any unauthorized use or disclosure of these materials ...

Page 78: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 71 ...

Page 79: ...13 1 4300174 GUARD BOTTOM 14 1 4300204 BRKT GUARD LEFT SIDE 15 1 4300206 BRKT GUARD RIGHT SIDE 16 1 4300216 PANEL GUILLOTINE C BOX 17 1 4300218 COVER FRONT LEFT 18 1 4300219 COVER FRONT RIGHT 19 1 4300220 COVER REAR 20 1 4300300 ROLL HOLDER ASSY 21 3 AATPWL1 LOOM WIRE 1 22 1 EEHR65 DISCONNECT HANDLE 23 3 MM40450010 FASTENER SLIDE LOCK 24 10 NNK1 4 20 NUT KEP 1 4 20 25 6 SSHC01112 1 4 20 X 1 3 4 HH...

Page 80: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 73 ...

Page 81: ... LEFT SIDE 13 1 4300206 BRKT GUARD RIGHT SIDE 14 1 4300216 PANEL GUILLOTINE C BOX 15 1 4300218 COVER FRONT LEFT 16 1 4300219 COVER FRONT RIGHT 17 1 4300220 COVER REAR 18 1 4300300 ROLL HOLDER ASSY 19 1 4300460 CONSOLE L R HEAD 5 16 20 3 AATPWL1 LOOM WIRE 1 21 1 EEHR65 DISCONNECT HANDLE 22 3 MM40450010 FASTENER SLIDE LOCK 23 10 NNK1 4 20 NUT KEP 1 4 20 24 6 SSHC01112 1 4 20 X 1 3 4 HHCS 25 4 SSHC01...

Page 82: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 75 ...

Page 83: ...LEN 18 1 4300164 ROLLER TOP DRIVE 57 2 SSHC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 HEX CAP 19 1 4300165 GUARD TOP ROLLER 58 10 SSHC01064 1 4 20 X 1 HHCS 20 1 4300166 GUARD BOTTOMROLLER 59 1 SSHC10064 5 16 18 X 1 HHCS 21 1 4300167 SHAFT FLATTED JR 75OD 60 3 SSHC95064 SCREW HEX CAP 22 1 4300171 PLATE RUB TOP BLADE 61 8 SSHC98032 10 32X1 2 HEX HD 23 1 32004027 ROLLER TOP DRIVE 62 8 SSSC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 SOC CAP SC 24 1 ...

Page 84: ...sembly 18 AAC Drawing Number 1366140 Rev 0 NO QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 1366114 GULLIOTINE ASSY 18 2 1 1366150 ADAPTOR WORM GEAR DRIVE 3 3 SSHC01080 1 4 20 X 1 1 4 HHCS 4 3 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 5 3 WWL1 4 WASHER LOCK 1 4 6 1 1366188 GUARD TOP ROLLER ...

Page 85: ...PLT MNT WORM DRIVE 16 1 PP20LB050M4 PULLEY GEAR 3 8P 63B 20T 5 1 1366143 GUARD EFKA MOTOR 17 4 SSHC10048 5 16 18 X 3 4 HHCS 6 1 1366146 GUARD 18 4 SSHC10064 5 16 18 X 1 HHCS 7 2 1961028 KEY 3 16 SQ X 11 16 LG 19 4 SSHC98024 10 32 X 3 8 HEX CAP 8 1 1961101 SPROCKET 30T 35 DBL 20 4 SSHC98040 10 32X5 8 HEX HD 9 1 GG135L050 BELT 3 8P 1 2W 21 8 WWFS5 16 WASHER FLAT SAE 5 16 10 1 MM20U1 30M1 WORM REDUCE...

Page 86: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 79 1961 800F Waste Assembly AAC Drawing Number 9002612 Rev 3 ...

Page 87: ...130 Rev 1 NO QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 1959335 ROLL HOLDER ARM 2 1 1961141 SPINDLE ASSY 1 5 BORE 3 1 4300199 BRAKE WEIGHT 4 1 4300203 WEIGHT BRAKE 5 1 4300434 PIN 6 2 SSFC98048 10 32 X 75 SHCSF 7 1 SSHC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 HEX CAP 8 1 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 9 1 WWL1 4 WASHER LOCK 1 4 ...

Page 88: ... 2 1 1961142 SHAFT 751 BORE SPINDLE 3 1 1961143 HUB 751 BORE SPINDLE 4 1 IID016X064 DOWEL PIN 1 4 X 1 5 1 iid024x064 DOWEL PIN 3 8 X 1 6 1 JJ012 3 16 DIA BALL 7 1 RRLC026B1 SPRING COMP 026X 18X 25 8 1 SSSS01016 1 4 20 X 1 4 KNURL PT 9 2 SSSS01024 SCREW SET 1 4 20 X 3 8 10 2 SSSS98016 SCREW SKT SET FLAT POINT 11 1 TTH32416 HANDLE THRD 1 4 20X1 1 8 ...

Page 89: ... 14 4 NNK1 4 20 NUT KEP 1 4 20 4 1 1961 161A BRKT BELT GUARD 15 4 SSHC01160 1 4 20 X 2 1 2 HHCS 5 4 4003 IS3WT2 SENSOR THREAD BREAK 16 8 SSHC98024 10 32 X 3 8 HEX CAP 6 1 4300011 PLATE MOUNT RIGHT HEAD 17 4 SSHC98032 10 32X1 2 HEX HD 7 1 4300020 SEWING HEAD ASSY LH 18 4 SSSC98048 10 32 X 3 4 SOC CAP 8 1 4300030 SEWING HEAD ASM SS RH 19 8 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 9 1 4300190 CONSOLE GENERIC 18 2...

Page 90: ...C 4 1 1975 412A PLATE NUT 4 40 95CTC 15 1 SPEGE32L450 SEWING HEAD PEG LH SS 5X5 5 1 1976 020 TAB FOOTLIFT 16 2 SSM3236136 1 4 40 X 9 16 SOC CAP 6 1 1976 057B MOUNT FOOTLIFT CYL 17 2 SSPS70048 4 40 X 3 4 PAN HD SLOTTED 7 1 311 128 HUB HANDWHEEL TAPE MOUN 18 2 SSSC85024 6 40 X 3 8 SOC CAP SC 8 1 311 129 SLEEVE TAPE MOUNT ADJUST 19 1 SSSC98024 10 32 X 3 8 SOC CAP 9 1 4300226 PLATE NEEDLE MOD LH SS 20...

Page 91: ... 40 95CTC 13 1 AAQME 5 8 QUICK MALE ELBOW 4 1 1976 057b MOUNT FOOTLIFT CYL 14 1 FFSM312LVQ EYE ELECTRIC 10 30VDC 5 1 277000 CUTTER UPPER WIDE 10MM 15 1 SPEGEX3216H SEWING HEAD PEGASUS HD 6 1 277009 CUTTER LOWER 10MM EX52PEG 16 2 SSPS70048 4 40 X 3 4 PAN HD SLOTTED 7 1 311 128 HUB HANDWHEEL TAPE MOUN 17 1 SSSC98024 10 32 X 3 8 SOC CAP 8 1 311 129 SLEEVE TAPE MOUNT ADJUST 18 2 SSSCM6X16 M6X16 SOC CA...

Page 92: ...sembly AAC Drawing Number 4300265 Rev 0 NO QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 4300262 FOOT LH HEAD 2 1 4300508 SHANK LH PEG 3 2 BBB 66 BEARING NEEDLE 4 2 M1J96 SHAFT 60C 375DIA 5 2 SSBC90048 8 32 X 3 4 BUTTON 6 AR 208958 B HINGE PIN 1 8 44 7 AR SSSC85016 6 40 X 1 4 SOC ...

Page 93: ...rts Lists 86 4300266 Right Foot Assembly AAC Drawing Number 4300266 Rev 0 NO QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 4300263 FOOT RH HEAD 2 2 BBB 66 BEARING NEEDLE 375B 3 2 M1J96 004B SHAFT 60C 375DIA 4 2 SSBC90048 8 32 X 3 4 BUTTON CAP ...

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Page 95: ...5 POINTER BORDER WIDTH 22 2 4300444 PLATE NUT 1 4 20 4 88 CTC 23 1 4300490 HANDLE CUT INSERT 18 24 1 4300540 STAND MOTORS CONTROLS 25 1 AAVBG35C BLOW GUN ASSYWITH HOSE 26 1 EELES302RAGM2 TOWER SIGNAL NO POLE 27 1 EESPA210 4 10 DISCONNECT SHAFT MOD 28 1 MM1910A22M RULER SILVER MYLAR 18 29 4 NNH5 8 18 NUT HEX 5 8 18 30 2 NNK1 4 20 NUT KEP 1 4 20 31 4 NNK10 32 KEP NUT 10 32 32 4 SSFC01032 1 4 20 X 1 ...

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Page 97: ... 20 1 EECGC85A24 CONTACTOR 65A 24VAC 21 15 EECLIPFIX ANCHOR DIN RAIL 22 7 33 EEDC2X2 COVER WIRE DUCT 23 7 33 EEDF2X2 DUCT WIRE 2X2 MOD 24 14 EEPBMSH25C MOUNT CABLE TIE NYLON 25 1 EEM30U3M DISCONNECT ASSY 3PH 30A 26 31 EETS35X7 5A DIN RAIL AMERICAN 27 9 FF264 341 TERMBLK WAGO TOP DUAL GRY 28 3 FF264 347 TERMBLK WAGO TOP DUAL GRN 29 2 FF264 371 TERMBLK WAGO TOP END 30 13 FF1724 STRAIN RELIEF 31 1 FF...

Page 98: ... STEPPER BOX BASE 2 2 4300066 BOX SHELF STEPPER DUAL 3 2 4300067 MOUNT CONTROL BOX SIDE 4 2 AP 28 600CC CONT BOX 2 AMP MAX SBUS 5 2 AP 28 800W CONTROL BOX STEPPER MTR 6 16 MMSLD ECH 1 2 DIA RUBBER BUMPER 7 16 SSFC80024 6 32 X 3 8 FLAT CAP 8 8 SSPP98032 10 32 X 1 2 PAN PHIL 9 8 SSSC98024 10 32 X 3 8 SOC CAP 10 16 WWFS10 WASHER FLAT 10 SAE ...

Page 99: ...00MARKERENABLEINS MARKER ENABLE INSTRUCTIONS 18 2 FFSC10002 COVER STRAIN RELIEF 6 1 4300317 SPACER LIFT CYLINDER 19 2 SSFCM5X12 M5 0 8X12 FLAT ALLEN 7 1 4300318 BRKT MTG MARKER MODULE RH 20 2 SSSC98032 10 32X1 2 SOC CAP 8 1 4300320INS MARKER INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS 21 2 SSSCM5X20 M5 0 8X20 SCREW SOCKET CA 9 2 AA198RA510 FL CONT 5 32X10 32 22 4 WWFS10 WASHER FLAT 10 SAE 10 2 AA2001F 03 FLOW CONTROL IN...

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Page 101: ...037U BELT GEAR KEVLAR CORE URE 19 1 MML050 SPIDER COUPLING 20 1 MML050 250 COUPLING 1 4 BORE 21 1 MML050 375 COUPLING 3 8 BORE 22 1 NNE1 4 20 NUT ELASTIC LOCK 1 4 20 23 4 NNH10 32 HEX NUT 10 32 REG 24 1 NNH5 16 18 NUT HEX 5 16 18 25 1 RRE29C SPRING EXT 020X 19X1 5 26 3 ssas024040 SCREW ALLEN SHOULDER 27 1 SSAS024080 SHULDER BOLT 3 8 X 1 25L 28 2 SSBC90016 8 32 X 1 4 BUTTON CAP 29 1 SSBC98024 10 32...

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Page 103: ...037U BELT GEAR KEVLAR CORE URE 19 1 MML050 SPIDER COUPLING 20 1 MML050 250 COUPLING 1 4 BORE 21 1 MML050 375 COUPLING 3 8 BORE 22 1 NNE1 4 20 NUT ELASTIC LOCK 1 4 20 23 4 NNH10 32 HEX NUT 10 32 REG 24 1 NNH5 16 18 NUT HEX 5 16 18 25 1 RRE29C SPRING EXT 020X 19X1 5 26 3 ssas024040 SCREW ALLEN SHOULDER 27 1 SSAS024080 SHULDER BOLT 3 8 X 1 25L 28 2 SSBC90016 8 32 X 1 4 BUTTON CAP 29 1 SSBC98024 10 32...

Page 104: ... MARKER ENABLE INSTRUCTIONS 18 2 FFSC10002 COVER STRAIN RELIEF 6 1 4300319 BRKT MTG MARKER MODULE LH 19 2 SSFCM5X12 M5 0 8X12 FLAT ALLEN 7 1 4300321 SPACER LIFT CYLINDER 20 2 SSSC98032 10 32X1 2 SOC CAP 8 1 4300325INS MARKER INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS 21 2 SSSCM5X20 M5 0 8X20 SCREW SOCKET CA 9 1 4300374 POINTER BORDER WIDTH 22 4 WWFS10 WASHER FLAT 10 SAE 10 2 AA198RA510 FL CONT 5 32X10 32 23 2 WWL10 WAS...

Page 105: ...K MALE CONNECT 9 1 AAQME 5 10 ELBOW MALE 5 32X10 32 10 1 BBTRA411 WASHER THRUST STEEL 11 1 MM6844K32 PLUG 3 8 NPT 12 1 MM94115K204 O RING 1 8 X 3 8 X 5 8 13 2 NNH10 24 10 24 HEX NUT 14 3 NNH10 32 10 32 HEX NUT 15 1 SSAS016024 1 4 X 3 8 X 10 24 SHLD BOLT 16 1 SSAS016064 1 4 X 1 X 10 24 SHLD BOLT 17 1 SSFC90024 8 32 x 3 8 FLAT ALLEN 18 2 SSFC90048 8 32 X 3 4 FLAT ALLEN 19 2 SSSC90048 8 32 X 3 4 SOC ...

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Page 107: ...LLEN CA 19 4 33005623 STANDOFF 62 8 SSHC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 HEX CAP 20 1 33005639 BRKT MARK EYE 63 6 SSHC01112 HEX HEAD BOLT 1 4 20X1 75 21 1 33005656 SLEEVE CLOTH GUARD 64 2 SSHC25080 3 8 16 X 1 1 4 HHCS 22 1 33005657A ARM EDGE GUIDE 65 4 SSPS70048 4 40 X 3 4 PAN HD SLOTTED 23 1 33005661 SKID PLATE ASSY 66 2 SSPS70064 4 40 X 1 PAN HD SLOTTED 24 1 33005662 ARM SKID PLATE 67 1 SSSC01032 1 4 20X1 2 S...

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Page 109: ...3005672 ROD STRA SP 60C 1 2 4 5L 18 1 33005675 ROLLER ARM ASSY 19 2 33005676 1 2 X 7 8 SET COLLAR 20 2 33005678 CLAMP SPRING 21 4 AA198RA508 FLOW CONTROL 5 32 X 1 8 22 2 AAC6DP 1 CYLINDER AIR DA 23 2 AAFBP 11C BRKT PIVOT 1 4 BORE 24 2 AAFCT 11 CLEVIS CYL 5 16 24 1 4 25 4 CCCL4F COLLAR 1 4 CLAMP 26 5 CCCL8F CLAMP COLLAR 1 2 27 2 NNH10 24 HEX NUT 10 24 REG 28 4 NNJ1 2 20 1 2 20 JAM NUT 29 1 RRLT085N...

Page 110: ...OULDER 5 1 33005603A ROLLER DRIVE 18 CAP 19 3 SSBC80024 6 32 X 3 8 BUTTON HEAD 6 2 33005608 BLOCK BEARING 20 6 SSBC90020 8 32X3 8 BUTTON CAP 7 1 33005674 BRACKET MOTOR MTG 21 4 SSSC70024 4 40 X 3 8 SOCKET CAP 8 1 33005681 GUARD ENCODER 22 4 SSSC98032 10 32X1 2 SOC CAP 9 1 33005692 BELT GUARD 23 4 SSSC98048 10 32 X 3 4 SOC CAP 10 1 4059 3200 PLATE CONVERSION 24 4 SSSCM5X14 SCREW SOC CAP M5 0 8 X 14...

Page 111: ... 18 AAC Drawing Number 4300221 Rev 0 NO QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 2 1356142 BLOCK RAIL STOP 2 1 4300222 BRKT MTG LINEAR RAIL 3 2 MMAGH25CAN LINEAR BEARING 4 1 MMAGR251070N RAIL LINEAR AG SERIES 5 5 SSSC01040 1 4 20 X 5 8 SOC CAP SC 6 4 SSSC98056 10 32 X 7 8 SOC CAP ...

Page 112: ...1 4300141 BRKT MTG CABLE TRACK 2 1 4300224 SUPPORT CABLE TRACK 18 3 1 AAF3 16 CLAMP BLACK PLASTIC 4 1 MM45021 22 DUCT WIRE PLASTITRAK 5 2 NNK1 4 20 NUT HEX KEP 1 4 20 W LOCK 6 2 SSBC01040 1 4 20 X 3 4 BUT CAP SC 7 2 SSBC01048 SCREW BUTTON CAP 1 4 20X3 4 SS 8 1 SSBC90020 8 32X3 8 BUTTON CAP 9 6 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 ...

Page 113: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 106 4300225 Border Tension Road Assembly AAC Drawing Number 4300225 Rev 0 ...

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Page 115: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 108 4300285 Encoder Assembly AAC Drawing Number 4300285 Rev 1 ...

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Page 117: ... TENSION ROLLER 17 2 4300306 ROLLER IDLER 18 CAP 18 1 4300307 GUARD GEAR 19 1 4300308 SHAFT IDLER LOWER 20 1 4300309 HUB BRAKE 21 2 4300311 BRAKE ROLLER 22 2 4300314 COLLAR CLAMP 1 4ID 1 4W 23 4 AA198RA508 FLOW CONTROL 5 32 X 1 8 24 2 AAC7DP 2 CYLINDER AIR DA 25 2 AAFBP 11C BRKT PIVOT 1 4 BORE 26 2 AAFCT 7 CLEVIS AIR CYL 1 4 28 27 4 BB1L005 BEARING BALL 500D 28 1 BBTT601 WASHER THRUST BRONZE 29 2 ...

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Page 119: ...140 W GAUGE BRKT 16 1 AAQMC 5 8 QU MALE CONN 5 32X1 8 17 2 AAQME 5 4 ELBOW MALE 5 32X1 4NPT 18 2 AAQME 5 8 QUICK MALE ELBOW 19 1 AAV41V VALVE TOGGLE 20 2 MMLC15C1 BLOCK BEARING 15MM 21 2 MMLWL15R300 RAIL LINEAR 15MM X 300MM 22 8 SSBC90024 8 32X3 8 BUTTON CAP 23 8 SSFC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 FLAT CAP 24 4 SSFC98024 10 32 X 375 FLAT CAP 25 8 SSHC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 HEX CAP 26 2 SSSC80064 6 32 X 1 SOC CAP ...

Page 120: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 113 4300300 Roll Holder Assembly AAC Drawing Number 4300300 Rev 0 ...

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Page 122: ... AAQME 5 4 ELBOW MALE 5 32X1 4NPT 17 2 AAQME 5 8 QUICK MALE ELBOW 18 1 AAV41V VALVE TOGGLE 19 2 MMLC15C1 BLOCK BEARING 15MM 20 2 MMLWL15R320 RAIL LINEAR 15MM X 320MM 21 2 SSBC98040 10 32 X 5 8 BUTTON CAP SC 22 1 SSBC98048 10 32 X 3 4 BUTTON CAP SC 23 2 SSBC98064 10 32 X 1 0 BUTTON CAP SC 24 1 SSBC98072 SCREW BUTTON CAP 25 4 SSFC01048 1 4 20 X 3 4 FLAT CAP 26 4 SSFC98024 10 32 X 375 FLAT CAP 27 8 S...

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Page 124: ...IVOT 5 32 BORE 13 1 AAFD35000 BAND UNIVERSAL AAEHSKQ 14 4 AAQME 5 10 AIR ELBOW 10 32 X 5 32 15 2 AAQUY 5 5 QUICK UNION Y 5 32 16 2 BBAW 3Z BRG ROD END F 10 32 17 2 BBTT1001 WASHER THRUST BRONZE 18 2 CCCL8F CLAMP COLLAR 1 2 19 17 63 EEFE RR2 TAPE REFLECTIVE 1 WIDE 20 1 NNE6 32 NUT ELASTIC LOCK 6 32 21 2 NNJ10 32 NUT JAM THIN 10 32 22 6 SSFC98032 10 32 X 1 2 FLAT ALLEN CAP 23 1 SSFS80080 6 32 X 1 1 ...

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Page 126: ...PORT UPPER 5 4 AA198 2201 FLOW CONTROL 1 8PTX5 32 6 1 AACMGPM2520 CYLINDER AIR DUAL ROD 7 1 AACMGPM2575 CYLINDER AIR DUAL ROD 8 2 AAEDY59A 3M SENSOR W PLUG 9 4 NNK10 32 KEP NUT 10 32 10 4 SSFC98048 10 32 X 75 SHCSF 11 4 SSFCM6X20 M6 X 20 FLAT ALLEN 12 4 SSHC98048 SCREW HEX CAP 10 32X 75 13 3 SSSC90016 8 32 X 1 4 SOC CAP SC 14 4 SSSCM6X16 M6X16 SOC CAP SCREW 15 3 WWF8 WASHER FLAT 8 16 4 WWL10 WASHE...

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Page 128: ...LER 47 2 SSPS70080 4 40 X 1 1 4 PAN HD SLTD 15 1 4300416 PLATE MTG GUIDE 48 8 SSSC01040 1 4 20 X 5 8 SOC CAP SC 16 1 4300417 GUIDE HANDLE LEFT 49 1 SSSC01112 1 4 20 X 1 3 4 SOC CAP 17 1 4300418 GUIDE HANDLE RIGHT 50 6 SSSC98032 10 32X1 2 SOC CAP 18 1 4300419 ROLLER GUIDE HANDLE 51 3 SSSC98040 10 32 X 5 8 SOC CAP 19 1 4300421 SHAFT ROLLER GUIDE 52 2 SSSCM5X16 M5 0 8 X 16 SOC CAP SCR 20 1 4300423 PL...

Page 129: ...4300425 PLATE MTG SIDE 19 3 SSPS90024 8 32 X 3 8 LG PAN HD 6 1 4300432 BRKT MTG SENSOR 20 4 SSSC98048 10 32 X 3 4 SOC CAP 7 1 4300433 GUARD BELT 21 2 WWF2 WASHER FLAT 2 8 1 4300435 MOUNT UPPER BRACE LEFT 22 3 WWF8 WASHER FLAT 8 9 1 AP 22E 103 STEP MOTOR MODIFIED 23 2 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 10 1 GG330XL037 BELT GEAR 1 5P 3 8W 24 4 WWFS10 WASHER FLAT 10 SAE 11 4 NNH10 32 HEX NUT 10 32 REG 25 2 ...

Page 130: ...BB23216 88 BEARING BALL 1 0B 6 1 RRLC026B1 SPRING COMP 026X 18X 25 7 1 JJ012 3 16 STAINLESS BALL 8 1 SSSP01016 1 4 20 X 1 4 NYLOCK 9 1 SSSC01064 1 4 20 X 1 SOC CAP 10 2 SSFS80016 6 32 X 1 4 FLAT SLOT BALL BEARING DISC ASSEMBLY 33008732 3 1 33008632 DISC 32 DIA BALL BEARING DISC ASSEMBLY 33008724 3 1 33008624 DISC 24 DIA BALL BEARING DISC ASSEMBLY 33008716 3 1 33008616 DISC 16 DIA BALL BEARING DISC...

Page 131: ...T 2 1 1278 6010 START STOP BUTTON ASSY 3 1 28201 BLOCK CROSS LARGE 4 1 4080 004 TOUCH SCREEN 5 1 4300104 MOUNT TOUCH SC AND 6 1 4300114 ROD MOUNT 7 1 NNE1 4 20 NUT ELASTIC LOCK 1 4 20 8 1 SSHC01080 1 4 20 X 1 1 4 HHCS 9 4 SSSC90040 8 32 X 5 8 SOC CAP SC 10 1 TTH32425 HANDLE THRDED 5 16 11 2 WWFS1 4 WASHER FLAT SAE 1 4 12 1 WWFS5 16 WASHER FLAT SAE 5 16 ...

Page 132: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 125 4300 PD Pneumatic Diagram 125907B ...

Page 133: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 126 4300 WD Wiring Diagram 125903A ...

Page 134: ...ent upon proper application installation and maintenance AAC Limited Warranty may not be changed or modified and is not subject to any other warranty expressed or implied by any other agent dealer or distributor unless approved in writing by AAC in advance of any claim being filed What Is Covered Electrical components that are not included within the Serial Bus System that fail due to defects in m...

Page 135: ...a de AAC no puede ser cambiada o modificada y no está sujeto a cualquier otra garantía implicada por otro agente o distribuida al menos que sea autorizado por AAC antes de cualquier reclamo Lo Que Está Garantizado Componentes eléctricos que no están incluidos dentro del sistema Serial Bus que fallen por defectos de materiales o de fabricación que hayan sido manufacturados por AAC son garantizados ...

Page 136: ...Atlanta Attachment Company 362 Industrial Park Drive Lawrenceville GA 30046 770 963 7369 www atlatt com Printed in the USA ...

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