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Select a new program number with the A, B, or C-Keys. Program numbers for the PLKB

machines range from 600-749

Press the D-Key to enter the program selected.

Press the H-Key.

RESTRICTIONS: The amount of sewing programs is limited to five with up to 8000 stitches per

program in the internal memory as a factory default setting.

Reading a Sewing Program Using the Control Panel

Reading a Sewing Program from Internal Memory

Before a program can be selected from the internal memory, it must first be written from

temporary storage to the internal memory. See “Writing a Sewing Program to Internal Memory” on page

25.

Press the D-Key. See the display below

You can search the internal memory for the program number by pressing the F-Key or select the

program number with the A, B, or C-Keys.

NOTE:

If the display is flashing that program number is not in the internal memory. The symbol displayed above

LED1 means to read a program from internal memory. The numeric display above LED’s 2, 3 and 4 indicate the

last program number that had been selected (This number will vary).

Press the D-Key to enter the program selected.

Summary of Contents for 3300LA

Page 1: ...Atlanta Attachment Company 362 Industrial Park Drive Lawrenceville GA 30046 770 963 7369 www atlatt com Technical Manual Parts Lists Model 3300LA Revision 2 Updated Oct 11 2012 ...

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Page 3: ...ies of these materials Patents Patents Pending The sale of this product does not sell or otherwise transfer any license or other rights under any U S Patent or other corresponding foreign patent This equipment is manufactured under one or more of the following patents 4 280 421 4 432 294 4 466 367 4 644 883 5 134 947 5 159 889 5 203 270 5 373 798 5 437 238 5 522 332 5 524 563 5 562 060 5 634 418 5...

Page 4: ...allation 11 Machine Operation 12 Handle Indexer Loading Method 12 Handle Spool Indexing Procedure 12 Bobbin Handling Method 13 Setting up the Machine To Make Borders 13 Border Splicing Method 14 Quality Checksheet Procedure 14 General Maintenance 18 Electric Eye Sensor Adjustment 18 Reflective Tape Maintenance 18 Control Box Key Functions 19 Initial Reading of System Software Disk 20 Changes Made ...

Page 5: ...04 but Left Hand 38 Assembly Drawings Parts Lists 39 3300LA Mattress Handle inserter LH 41 33501000A Main Frame Assembly LH 43 33502000A Folder Assembly LH 45 33001130 Light Tower Assembly 46 33502400 Hold clamp Pin Assembly 47 33503000A Sewing Head Assembly LH 49 33004000D Guillotine Assembly 51 33505000A Handle Feed Cut Assembly LH 53 33505600 Prefeed Roller Assembly LH 55 33005100 Spool Holder ...

Page 6: ...x B 82 Figure 1 Border Handle Placement Specifications 82 Figure 2 Border Splicing Method for Model 3300 83 Figure 3 Border Slicing Method for Model 1961 84 Figure 4 Using Border Stretch Table to Obtain Current Border Lengths 85 Appendix C 86 Figures 1 2 2 1 86 Figures 3 4 87 Figure 5 88 Figure 6 89 Figure 7 90 Figure 8 91 Figure 9 92 Figure 10 93 Figure 11 94 Figure 12 95 Figure 13 96 Figure 14 9...

Page 7: ...ude A list of recommended 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 cau...

Page 8: ... 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 9: ...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 10: ...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 11: ... 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 12: ...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 13: ... 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 14: ...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 15: ...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 16: ...r 2 Connect electrical power and compressed air having appropriate capacity to operate the machine 3 Open the main control box door in front of the machine and turn on the main ON OFF circuit breaker located in the top right corner by depressing the green button the green light should turn on inside the button 4 Turn the main air lock out valve red knob before the main pressure regulator to the ON...

Page 17: ...us at a glance Definitions for the different light states currently available on the 3300 are included below Calibrating Default Border Lengths During Initial Machine Installation When installing the Model 3300 border handle tacking station it is necessary to first obtain new default border lengths for all mattress sizes To obtain these lengths determine which border making table will be used to c...

Page 18: ...chine and press the RAISE ROLLER push button mounted on the cover of the prefeed roller pull the slack out and press the button again to lower the prefeed roller If the message Border Slack Warning comes up again with no slack present most likely the slack eye is not adjusted properly to see the reflective tape on the side panel of the machine or that the eye is not working properly and needs to b...

Page 19: ...new screen EDIT ORDER displays all available options the size quantity of whole and half borders number of handles per border and the type of fill material in the border foam or fiber can be set here Select the desired combination and press EXIT button to get back to the main READY NEW ORDER screen You are now ready to make borders 3 There are two START buttons on the READY NEW ORDER screen The to...

Page 20: ... Quality Checksheet according to the following procedure 2 Insert a P for pass or F for fail on the chart for each item 3 Write in size of border being checked Twin Full etc 4 Check handle spacing Measure between centers of both pairs of handles Measurement should be 29 plus or minus 5 Check horizontal position of handles Measure from one end of border to center of first handle A dimension Measure...

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Page 22: ...en cylinder bracket and block See Figure 2 1 on Figures 1 2 2 1 on page 86 9 Set x axis home switch so there is a 3 16 gap between the outer edge of the bearing and the inner edge of the yoke See Figure 3 on Figures 3 4 on page 87 Take left and right cover off the sewing head Move home switch to the last two holes on the right Adjust the flag so it overlaps the switch 1 8 Adjust the y axis by remo...

Page 23: ...he center blade that the handle is folded around When the blades are extended they should clear the center blade by 1 8 See Figure 10 on page 93 20 Adjusting the handle tunnel Adjust the side gate of the handle to be vertical when closed Also adjust the gate to be parallel to the edge of the center blade Insert a 13 section of handle into the tunnel Insure that the back wall of the tunnel is paral...

Page 24: ...hs using std Mitsubishi sewing head oil The oiling hole is located in the middle of the front face of the bearing block and it is indicated by a red paint 7 Once every 3 months apply the Accrolube grease to the recessed cavity on the back side of the Main Guillotine Knife Top Blade slide plate This will improve performance and extend the life of the top blade Electric Eye Sensor Adjustment To adju...

Page 25: ...minus also used in the selection of various program modes F Key Used to enter all program modes A Key Speed setting NOTE If the teaching panel is plugged in the speed control knob takes priority over the A Key B Key Bobbin winding C Key Enter or clear message same function as the large arrow key on the teaching panel D Key Read sewing programs from floppy disk or internal memory Standard PLKB sewi...

Page 26: ... machine type PLKB 03BT NOTE Depending on the software version the above display may be different 4 Use the DOWN ARROW Key to select machine type 05 means PLKB 0504 10 means PLKB 1006 20 means PLKB 2010R etc 5 Press the D Key to enter the selection 6 If you make a mistake selecting the machine type you can press the H Key and re enter the correct machine type Press the D Key after the correct sele...

Page 27: ... Key If there is a sewing program in memory the machine will not beep 3 Press the H Key NOTE Perform the procedure below if you make a mistake Reading In the system software i e you select the wrong machine type A Turn OFF the power B With the system disk still in the floppy drive press and hold the F Key while turning the power ON C Repeat STEP ONE and STEP TWO 4 After the system software Read In...

Page 28: ... 1 and 2 white and green Pins 1 and 2 are shorted when the stop switch is pressed Motor Programming 1 A1 ALC ON Turns OFF the stitching area limit control 2 A8 STD FD Causes clamp not to come up automatically when halt is issued 3 A30 KBC ON Cancel beeper in teaching panel 4 B11 WET H Clamp weight selection turned to high 5 B25 FES 9 Non stitching feed speed 6 C9 I5 IO1 We are using this general p...

Page 29: ...tted high density floppy disk into the floppy drive 2 Press the F Key See the display below 3 Press and hold in the DOWN ARROW and the UP ARROW Key for 2 or more seconds See the display below 4 Press the DOWN ARROW Key until the panel looks like the display below 5 Press the D Key The parameter tables will take about one minute to copy to the floppy disk ...

Page 30: ... power 2 Insert the floppy disk containing the parameter table settings 3 While pressing in and holding the B Key turn ON the power See the display below 4 Press the D Key When the green light on the floppy drive comes on you can release the B Key It takes about one minute for the machine to read the parameter tables ...

Page 31: ...If the display is flashing that program number is already in the internal memory 3 Press the F Key one time so the PLKB can take a look at all the sewing programs stored in the internal memory NOTE If the display is flashing that program number is already in the internal memory Pressing the F Key multiple times will allow you to scan through the program numbers already stored in the internal memor...

Page 32: ...lay below NOTE The symbol displayed above LED 1 means write to floppy disk The numeric display above LED s 2 3 and 4 will vary 4 Press the F Key one time so the PLKB can take a look at all the sewing programs on the floppy disk NOTE If the display is flashing that program number is already on the floppy disk Pressing the F Key multiple times will allow you to scan through the program numbers alrea...

Page 33: ... can be selected from the internal memory it must first be written from temporary storage to the internal memory See Writing a Sewing Program to Internal Memory on page 25 1 Press the D Key See the display below 2 You can search the internal memory for the program number by pressing the F Key or select the program number with the A B or C Keys NOTE If the display is flashing that program number is...

Page 34: ... a program from the floppy disk 3 Press the F Key one time so the PLKB can take a look at all the sewing programs on the floppy disk NOTE If the display is flashing that program number is not on the floppy disk By pressing the F Key again you can search the floppy disk for the program number you want to sew or select the program number with the A B or C Keys 4 Press the D Key to enter the program ...

Page 35: ... was causing box to reset itself 401 0 1 1 Immediate save all parameters before turning off power Front panel LED s Programming Instructions LED 1 Off 1 Power on holding down the P button till COD is displayed LED 2 Off 2 Press once and enter the number 311 LED 3 Off 3 Press E once and 2 0 0 is displayed this is a parameter LED 4 Off 4 Proceed to the parameter to be changed and press E LED 5 Off 5...

Page 36: ...bles an input that was causing box to reset itself Front panel LED s Programming Instructions LED 1 Off 1 Power on holding down the P button till COD is displayed LED 2 Off 2 Press once and enter the number 311 LED 3 Off 3 Press E once and 2 0 0 is displayed this is a parameter LED 4 Off 4 Proceed to the parameter to be changed and press E LED 5 Off 5 The value now shows in the screen adjust to de...

Page 37: ...attern number using the keypad select 1 PATT NO INPUT Pattern number input and press ENTER Either of the two below will display Note The value 600 may be different Select the pattern you want using the keypad and press ENTER 3 2 To select the pattern number using the JOG Keys select 2 PATT NO SEARCH Pattern number search and press ENTER Either of the two below will display Note The value 600 may b...

Page 38: ...and press the ENTER Key If the program number selected is already in the internal memory or on the floppy disk the display below will appear 3 1 To overwrite the program select 1 and press ENTER 3 2 To select a different program select 2 and press ENTER Either of the two displays below will appear To select a different program number use the keypad and press ENTER NOTE If you are using a sewing pr...

Page 39: ... using the keypad select 1 PATT NO INPUT Pattern number input and press ENTER Either of the two displays below will appear NOTE The value 600 may be different Select the pattern you want using the keypad and press ENTER 3 2 To select the pattern number using the jog Keys select 2 PATT NO SEARCH Pattern number search and press ENTER Either of the two below will display NOTE The value 600 may be dif...

Page 40: ... section within the program where you want to insert the trim stop function and press the ENTER Key 2 Press the CODE Key Options 1 CODE 2 CODE NUMBER 3 EXTENDED CODE 3 Press 1 Key 1 CODE and the ENTER Key Options 1 TRIM 2 USTP 3 FUN1 4 2HP 4 Press the 1 Key 1 TRIM and the ENTER Key 5 Press the CODE Key Options 1 CODE 2 CODE NUMBER 3 EXTENDED CODE 6 Press 1 Key 1 CODE and the ENTER Key Options 1 TR...

Page 41: ...ly used 3 Press the 1 Key YES and press ENTER NOTE The ENTER Key is the largest key with a large arrow Displays PRESS HOME KEY 4 Press the HOME Key Options TYPE DATA 1 B DATA 2 BA DATA 4 1 B DATA is the most commonly used It is the most compatible with some of the special programming functions 4 2 BA DATA is more restrictive with some of the special programming functions and this data serves no pu...

Page 42: ...nt or at any other time while making the sewing pattern by pressing the SPEED Key 7 Enter the stitch length on the numeric keypad in millimeter mm and press the ENTER Key Stitch Length Range 1 12 7mm with normal line input method 8 Begin programming with the arrow Keys on the numeric keypad At the end of each line of stitching press the ENTER Key NOTE As a default value the teaching panel is prese...

Page 43: ... R SIDE STITCH LENGTH 3MM TRIM STOP LIFT CLAMP TO INTERMEDIATE RETURN END PT X Y 1 101 5 0 FEED 2 6 0 LOW SPEED 3 32 0 HIGH SPEED 4 1 15 5 5 35 5 0 6 0 31 7 36 0 8 0 31 9 35 31 10 0 31 11 35 31 12 0 15 5 PT X Y 1 4 0 FEED 2 6 0 LOW SPEED 3 33 5 0 HIGH SPEED 4 1 15 5 5 37 0 6 0 31 7 38 0 8 0 31 9 37 5 31 10 0 31 11 37 5 31 12 0 15 5 ...

Page 44: ...IATE R SIDE STITCH LENGTH 3MM TRIM STOP LIFT CLAMP TO INTERMEDIATE RETURN END PT X Y 1 102 0 FEED 2 6 0 LOW SPEED 3 32 0 HIGH SPEED 4 1 15 5 5 35 5 0 6 0 31 7 36 0 8 0 31 9 35 31 10 0 31 11 35 31 12 0 15 5 PT X Y 1 4 0 FEED 2 6 0 LOW SPEED 3 33 5 0 HIGH SPEED 4 1 15 5 5 37 0 6 0 31 7 38 0 8 0 31 9 37 5 31 10 0 31 11 37 5 31 12 0 15 5 ...

Page 45: ...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 ...

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Page 47: ...A Right Material Guide Assy 37 1 33008300 Border Box 13 1 33506200A Left Material Guide Assy 38 1 3300LAB Labels 14 1 33508100 Roll Holder Assy 39 AR 3300A FEEDPAR Parameter Sheet 15 1 33009000A Control Panel Assy 40 AR 3300A PREFPAR Parameter Sheet 16 5 NNE1 4 20 Elastic Lock Nut 41 1 33004033A Guard Brkt R 17 22 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer 42 1 33004034B Guard Top 18 17 WWL1 4 Lock Washer 43 1 33004035 ...

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Page 49: ...6 Motor Ctrl Mnt Plate 44 1 33002017 Folder Stop 14 8 NNSH5 8 11 Square Nut 45 1 EEVX80C1 Switch 15 3 WWFE020 Fender Washer 46 1 1975 412A Nut Plate 16 1 33001130 Light Assy 47 1 AAQME 3 4 Male Elbow 17 1 33001131A Plate 48 19 NNK1 4 20 Kep Nut 18 3 WWFS5 16 Flat Washer 49 3 SSHC10096 Screw Hex Cap 19 1 97 2250 Thread Stand Spacer 50 1 33001014 Foam Pad 20 1 AA198 5113 Air Supply 51 4 WWF10 Flat W...

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Page 51: ...WWL10 Lock Washer 21 1 33002220 Clamp Top LH 67 12 WWFS10 Flat Washer 22 1 33002221 Spring Top LH 68 11 WWF8 Flat Washer 23 2 33002222 Strip Block 69 11 WWL8 Lock Washer 24 1 33002224 RH Fold Blade 70 2 WWF4 Flat Washer 25 1 33002225 Clamp Top RH 71 1 33002111 Center Fold Blade 26 1 33002226 Spring Top RH 72 1 33002116 Handle Guide Bar 27 3 WWFS3 8 Flat Washer 73 4 WWL6 Lock Washer 28 1 NNE3 8 16 ...

Page 52: ... 2 1 EELES302RAG Signal Tower 3 2 FF100F2206 Conn IDC 4 5 FF36F041WA Cable 4 Cond 5 1 FFSC10006 Strain Relief Cover 6 2 NNJ3 4 16 Jam Nut 7 1 WWF3 4 Flat Washer 8 1 WWSW3 4 Spring Washer 9 10 ZTH1 4 Heat Shrink Tube 10 2 ZTH3 32 Heat Shrink Tube 11 1 3300102 Base 12 3 WWL4 4 L W 13 3 SSSCM3 8 Soc Cap Screw 14 2 SSSS98024 10 Set Screw ...

Page 53: ...064 Screw Flat Allen 3 4 SSPS70048 Screw Pan Head 13 6 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer 4 1 33002418 Eye Mnt Rod 14 6 WWL1 4 Lock Washer 5 1 33002419 Rod 15 2 SSSC01048 Screw Socket Cap 6 2 AACM043D Air Cylinder 16 1 33002415 Brkt Handle Pin 7 2 AAEHSKQ Switch 17 1 33002401 Frame Weldment 8 2 AAFD35456 6 Band For Switch 18 1 33002412 Cylinder Mnt Bar 9 2 FFSM312LVQ Electric Eye 19 4 SSSC01064 Screw Socket Cap ...

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Page 55: ...0 Cylinder Mnt Block RH 17 2 AAC8DP 5 Air Cylinder 54 1 33003202 Bobbin Wind Lever 18 1 AACUGS018 Air Cylinder 55 1 33003232 Bumper 19 2 33003231 Rod End 56 2 33001001 Hinge Spacer 20 2 CCSC33 16 Collar 57 2 WWL4 Lock Washer 21 2 SSM004352 Screw Sewing Machine 58 4 WWL1 4 Lock Washer 22 4 SSPS70008 Screw Pan Slotted 59 4 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer 23 2 NNH10 32 Hex Nut 60 2 SSSCM4X16 Screw Socket Cap 24 ...

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Page 57: ...004013 Bottom Roller Guard 61 2 3200083 Pivot Brkt 20 2 33004015 Internal Material Guide 62 3 SSSC98080 Screw Socket Cap 21 1 AAC095DP Air Cylinder 63 2 SSSC95096 Screw Socket Cap 22 1 33004017 Spring Block 64 1 EENC256 Encoder 23 1 3200124 Guide Shaft 65 1 33004061 Encoder Cover 24 1 33004011 Top Idler Roller 66 1 33004080 Encoder Support Brkt 25 1 33004021 Hinge Shaft 67 1 SSAS016064 Screw Allen...

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Page 59: ...24 1 33505650A Bottom Puller Roller Assy 77 5 MM132 1496 End Cap 25 1 V8 Lens 78 1 MM132 1202 End Cap 26 1 FFSE3WLC Smart Eye 79 2 SMSSBNK 2 Ball Plunger 27 2 1975 412A Nut Plate 80 1 33005555 Spacer 28 2 33005133 Brkt 81 8 WWL6 Lock Washer 29 11 SSSC01048 Screw Socket Cap 82 8 SSSC80032 Screw Socket Cap 30 2 SSSC90032 Screw Socket Cap 83 1 33005206 Cam Rail 31 6 SSSC98032 Screw Socket Cap 84 1 33...

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Page 61: ...N4L Torsion Spring 16 1 33005628 Right Arm Puller 17 2 AAFBP 11C Pivot Brkt 18 8 WWL10 Lock Washer 19 8 WWFS10 Flat Washer 20 2 AAC6DP 1 Air Cylinder 21 3 SSAS016024 Screw Allen Shoulder 22 1 33005677 Rod 23 2 AAFCT 11 Clevis 24 4 AA198RA508 Flow Control 25 1 33005654 Brace 26 1 33005633 Cover 27 6 SSSC90040 Screw Socket Cap 28 6 WWL8 Lock Washer 29 5 CCCL8F Clamp Collar 30 2 WWF8 Flat Washer 31 2...

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Page 63: ...3005127 Torsion Spring 19 2 MMCCF 5 8 SB Cam Follower 20 2 33005131 Right Clamp 21 8 SSAS016080 Screw Allen Shoulder 22 8 SSAS16048 Screw Allen Shoulder 23 8 SSSC98056 Screw Socket Cap 24 6 SSSC98048 Screw Socket Cap 25 6 SSFC95032 Screw Flat Allen 26 2 SSFC80024 Screw Flat Allen 27 18 SSSC90040 Screw Socket Cap 28 1 33005134 Plate 29 30 SSSC98024 Screw Socket Cap 30 2 SSBC90016 Screw Button Cap 3...

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Page 65: ...7 1 33005353 Air Cylinder 55 5 WWL10 Lock Washer 18 1 33505324 Top Knife Blade 56 10 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer 19 1 70 102 Bottom Knife Blade 57 2 SSSC80048 Screw Socket Cap 20 2 WWF8 Flat Washer 58 2 AA198RA510 Flow Control 21 1 33005327 Motor Assy 59 2 AA198 2201 Flow Control 22 1 AACXSM2020 Air Cylinder 60 1 RRLC026E1 Spring 23 1 AACMGPM2530 Air Cylinder 61 1 AAQME 5 10 Male Elbow 24 2 MMGG41 15M Gea...

Page 66: ...Socket Cap 4 1 33005681 Encoder Guard 17 4 WWFS10 Flat Washer 5 1 33005603C Pulller Roller 18 3 WWFS6 Flat Washer 6 2 33005608 Bearing Block 19 1 GG150L050 Belt 7 1 33005609 Bearing Mnt Plate 20 1 PP10LF050M3 Pulley 8 1 EENC256 Encoder 21 1 PP24LB050M1 Pulley 9 1 4059 DC1500A Stepper Motor 22 4 SSSC01064 Screw Socket Cap 10 1 33005692 Belt Guard 23 1 33005603C2 Shaft 11 4 SSSC70024 Screw Socket Ca...

Page 67: ...3 Guide Support 25 4 SSSC80048 Screw Socket Cap 8 4 SSSC85048 Screw Socket Cap 26 12 SSSCM3X10 Screw Socket Cap 9 6 SSSC70024 Screw Socket Cap 27 2 33006130 Air Cylinder 10 2 33006123 Edge Guide 28 2 33006122 Mounting Bar 11 11 SSBC80024 Screw Button Cap 29 2 33006124 Nut Plate 12 2 SSAS016024 Screw Allen Shoulder 30 4 AAQMC 5 10 Male Connector 13 1 33006105 Bearing Block 31 2 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer ...

Page 68: ...de Support 26 6 WWL10 Lock Washer 8 4 SSSC85048 Screw Socket Cap 27 1 33006104 Edge Guide 9 6 SSSC70024 Screw Socket Cap 28 1 33006126 Edge Guide 10 1 33006128 Front Guide 29 3 SSBC80024 Screw Button Cap 11 8 SSFC80024 Screw Flat Allen 30 4 SSSC98024 Screw Socket Cap 12 8 SSSCM3X10 Screw Socket Cap 31 1 33006129 Guide 13 1 33006105 Bearing Block 32 2 WWFS1 4 Flat Washer 14 1 MM2RSH12ZMN Rail 33 2 ...

Page 69: ... 2 33008226 Disc 3 1 33008199 Frame 4 1 33008732 Disc Assy 5 2 MMFB4444 Rubber Feet 6 1 SSHC25144 Screw Hex Cap 7 2 NNH1 2 13 Hex Nut 8 3 WWL3 8 Lock Washer 9 1 33008708 Disc Assy 10 1 MM132 1496 End Cap 11 4 WWF3 8 Flat Washer 12 2 SSHC25112 Screw Hex Cap 13 2 NNH3 8 16 Hex Nut 14 2 WWSQ080B0 Square Washer 15 1 33008122 Mounting Tube Assy ...

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Page 71: ...80 110 Quad Input Module 37 3 EE37F3311 Power Cord 12 4 4080 120 Dual Opto Iso Module 38 3 FFRK44TBS12 Cable 13 4 4080 130 Dual Opto Iso Module 39 1 4080 4116 Bus Cable 14 6 4080 140 Quat Output Module 40 2 0411 3014C Cable 15 1 4080 150 Program Module 41 2 SSSC70024 Screw Socket Cap 16 1 4080 970 Memory Module 42 8 1 EEDC2X2 Wire Duct Cover 17 1 4080 980 Serial Bus Ctrl Module 43 8 1 EEDF2X2 Wire...

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Page 73: ...1 AACXSM2050 Air Cylinder 15 3 AAESX3000N3 Block Assy 16 3 AAESY1304A 12 Wire w Plug 17 3 AAESY3140 Valve 18 3 FF100F2202 2 Pin Conn 19 1 FF100F2203 IDC Conn 20 1 FFRK44T 4 Eye Cable 21 3 FFSC10002 Strain Relief Cover 22 1 FFSC10003 Strain Relief 23 6 NNK10 32 Kep Nut 24 4 SSFC98040 Screw Flat Allen 25 2 SSHC01112 Screw Hex Cap 26 2 SSPSM4X25 Screw Pan Head 27 2 SSSC01048 Screw Socket Cap 28 2 SSS...

Page 74: ...OT 7 1 3307009 MOUNT CYLINDER 26 1 SSSC70016 4 40 X 1 4 SOC CAP 8 1 3307010 BEARING STOP 27 4 SSSC90040 8 32 X 5 8 SOC CAP 9 2 AA198RR508 FLOW CONTROL 5 32 X 1 8 28 2 SSSC98040 10 32 X 5 8 SOC CAP 10 1 AAC7DP 8 CYLINDER AIR DA 29 4 SSSCM3X10 M3 0 5 X 10 SOC CAP 11 1 AAC8D 3 CYLIDNER AIR DA 30 4 SSSCM3X16 M3 0 5X16 SHCS 12 1 AAF250 COUPLING ALIGNMENT 31 4 WWF4 WASHER FLAT 4 13 2 AAF3 16 CLAMP BLACK...

Page 75: ...QTY PART DESCRIPTION 1 1 1278 6010 Start Stop Button 2 1 28201 Cross Block 3 1 40 112A Screen Mount 4 1 4080 003 Controller 5 1 97 1711 Tube 6 1 CCCL12F Clamp Collar 7 10 EE16 3C2406 Cable 8 4 SSSC80032 Screw Socket Cap 9 4 SSPS90040 Screw Pan Head 10 2 TTH32426 Threaded Handle 11 4 WWL6 Lock Washer ...

Page 76: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 70 3300 PD Pneumatic Diagram 125494C ...

Page 77: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 71 3307R PD Pneumatic Diagram 125660B ...

Page 78: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 72 3300A WD Wiring Diagram 125684C ...

Page 79: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 73 3307R WD Wiring Diagram 125682C ...

Page 80: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 74 Appendix A Main Frame Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261400C ...

Page 81: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 75 Folder Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261402C ...

Page 82: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 76 Hold Clamp Pin Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261400B ...

Page 83: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 77 Sewing Head Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261403C ...

Page 84: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 78 Guillotine Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261404C ...

Page 85: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 79 Handle Feed Cut Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261401B ...

Page 86: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 80 Knife Puller Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261447A ...

Page 87: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 81 Prefeed Roller Assembly AAC Drawing Number 261448A ...

Page 88: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 82 Appendix B Figure 1 Border Handle Placement Specifications AAC Drawing Number 261443A ...

Page 89: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 83 Figure 2 Border Splicing Method for Model 3300 AAC Drawing Number 261444A ...

Page 90: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 84 Figure 3 Border Slicing Method for Model 1961 AAC Drawing Number 261445A ...

Page 91: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 85 Figure 4 Using Border Stretch Table to Obtain Current Border Lengths AAC Drawing Number 261446A ...

Page 92: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 86 Appendix C Figures 1 2 2 1 AAC Drawing Number 261401C ...

Page 93: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 87 Figures 3 4 AAC Drawing Number 261449A ...

Page 94: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 88 Figure 5 AAC Drawing Number 261405C ...

Page 95: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 89 Figure 6 AAC Drawing Number 261450A ...

Page 96: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 90 Figure 7 AAC Drawing Number 261451A ...

Page 97: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 91 Figure 8 AAC Drawing Number 261452A ...

Page 98: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 92 Figure 9 AAC Drawing Number 261453A ...

Page 99: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 93 Figure 10 AAC Drawing Number 261454A ...

Page 100: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 94 Figure 11 AAC Drawing Number 261402B ...

Page 101: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 95 Figure 12 AAC Drawing Number 261455A ...

Page 102: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 96 Figure 13 AAC Drawing Number 261456A ...

Page 103: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 97 Figure 14 AAC Drawing Number 261457A ...

Page 104: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 98 Figure 15 AAC Drawing Number 261403B ...

Page 105: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 99 Appendix D ...

Page 106: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 100 3307RINS1 Frame Modification Instructions ...

Page 107: ...Technical Manual Parts Lists 101 Notes ...

Page 108: ...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 109: ... AAC no puede ser cambiado o modificado y no está sujeto a cualquier otra garantía implicado por otro agente o distribuidor menos al menos que sea autorizado por AAC antes de cual quier 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 han sido manufacturados por AAC son garantizado...

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