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Avery Dennison SS Finisher, User Manual

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Users Manual SS Finisher 

Trouble Shooting  

  31 

Recommended Spare Parts: 

 

Qty.

 

Part #

 

Description (115 Volt Machine) 

– Kit Number 420009

 

1 

571151  Power Supply, 500w 115v 

1 

356026  Timing Belt 1/5P 57T 

1 

571157  Sonic Horn Stack 

1 

424017  Roller 

– Molded Urethane 

2 

424020  Timing Belt 1/5P 52T 

5 

577056  Knife Blade 

1 

921168  Fuse - 10A, 5x20mm 

4 

990080 

10:32 x 3/8” Cap Screw 

7 

991028 

“O” Ring Drive Belt 

1 

990755  Fuse - 1.0A 250V time delay 

1 

990759  Fuse - 2.0A 250V time delay 

1 

990765  Fuse - 4.0A 250V time delay 

 

 

 

Qty.

 

Part #

 

Description (230 Volt Machine) 

– Kit Number 420010

 

1 

571155  Power Supply , 1000w 230v 

1 

356026  Timing Belt 1/5P 57T 

1 

571157  Sonic Horn Stack 

1 

424017  Roller - Molded Urethane 

2 

424020  Timing Belt 1/5P 52T 

5 

577056  Knife Blade 

2 

990669  Fuse -  5.0A 250V time delay 

4 

990080 

10:32 x 3/8” Cap Screw 

7 

991028 

“O” Ring Drive Belt 

1 

990755  Fuse, 1.0A 250V time delay 

1 

990759  Fuse, 2.0A 250V time delay 

1 

990777  Fuse, 0.5A 250V time delay 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SS Finisher

Page 1: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Warranty Information 1 Users Manual SS Finisher Operation Maintenance and Parts List AVERY DENNISON Manual Edition 3 0 26 October 2015 Manual Part Number 421385 ...

Page 2: ...1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference that may cause undesired operations This Class A digital apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Régulations Cet appareil numerique de la classe A respecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sur le material broilleur du Canada ...

Page 3: ...ting Knife Pressure 19 Proximity Switch Adjustment 19 Maintenance 21 Horn Replacement 21 Replacing the Top Knife Blade 22 Trouble Shooting 23 Ultrasonic Noise 23 Sonic Troubleshooting 24 Control Panel Operation 25 Indicator Lights 25 Instrument Panel 27 Contrast Sensor Adjustment 29 LCD Display 30 Recommended Spare Parts 31 Troubleshooting Electrical 32 Appendix A Manufacturers of Hearing Protecto...

Page 4: ...arts List 53 Feed Pressure Roller Assembly 54 Knife Assembly 56 Knife Parts List 57 External Fan Assembly 58 External Fan Parts List 59 Conveyor Assembly 60 Conveyor Parts List 61 Stacker Assembly 62 Stacker Parts List 63 Tamper Assembly 64 Tamper Parts List 65 Drive Assembly 66 Drive Parts List 67 Contrast Sensor Assembly 68 Contrast Sensor Parts List 69 Cover Assembly 70 Cover Parts List 71 Revi...

Page 5: ...s rollers in contact with the web and sonic units Avery Dennison reserves the right to determine which elements are defined as consumable No customer maintenance may be performed except as directed by qualified Avery Dennison personnel Equipment and parts damaged by negligence or abuse are not covered Avery Dennison US reserves the right in its sole discretion to incorporate any modifications or i...

Page 6: ...D EXCEPT THE WARRANTY OF TITLE IN NO EVENT SHALL AVERY DENNISON BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES EVEN IF AVERY DENNISON HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES Service When ordering machines and supplies in the U S A reference all correspondence to the address below AVERY DENNISON Corporation 170 Monarch Lane Miamisburg OH 45342 Call 1 800 214 0872 or 937 ...

Page 7: ... high frequency sound some noise will be produced as it makes its cut It is recommended that people in the immediate area wear ear protection See appendix A for a list of manufacturers of hearing protection Warning High voltage is present in the power supply Never attempt to operate the unit with the cover off To prevent the possibility of electrical shock make sure the power supply is properly gr...

Page 8: ...S Finisher should be located in an area that the ultrasonic noise emitted from the cutting operation will not affect others AVERY DENNISON has taken many steps to keep the SS Finisher noise to the lowest level The SS Finisher is not recommended for an office environment The power source of the SS Finisher should be a dedicated line The first sign that the SS Finisher is not being supplied with suf...

Page 9: ...oven fabrics Interface Cabling to printers and to Sonics Full stacker shut off only Control Panel Push button SS Finisher functions with 2 Line x 24 Character International LCD Backlit Display Dimensions 20 0 508mm high x 26 660mm wide x 15 381mm deep Weight 114 Lbs 52Kg Electrical 90 132 180 265 VAC 50 60Hz 10 5 Amp factory set Temperature 41 F 5 C to 104 F 40 C Humidity 5 to 90 non condensing Ot...

Page 10: ...ight Auto MAN switch Cutting and US Time controls and a relative power gauge SG3510 CT 100 LOAD 50 100 200 100 6 MS 10 9 8 7 0 5 4 3 2 1 US TIME 6 MS 1 10 9 8 7 0 5 4 3 2 1 TEST CUTTING CONTROL POWER OVERTEMP OVERLOAD TUNING AUTO MAIN 10 ULTRASONICS TELESONIC TEST 2 10 20 The Ultrasonic Power Supply is pre programmed for the correct settings at the factory The following instructions describe how t...

Page 11: ...sonic stack assembly This is done by depressing the switch while observing the power indicator If more than 2 bars are illuminated the stack requires repair AUTO MAN Switch The AUTO MAN switch should always be in the AUTO position CUTTING CONTROL and US TIME Controls The CUTTING CONTROL and US TIME Controls should always be set to 0 Power Power on pilot light indicates when the power supply is on ...

Page 12: ...le Sonic Stack Cable The Sonic Stack Cable plugs into the mating connector on the rear of the Power Supply Insert the plug firmly into the socket until it is fully seated Power Supply Control Cable The Power Supply Control Cable plugs into the 37 pin connector on the rear of the Power Supply Plug in the cable and secure with the retaining screws NOTE The Ultrasonic Power Supply has a power switch ...

Page 13: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Operation 13 Machine Parts Control Panel Power Supply Exit Conveyor Stacker Fabric Guide Adjust Fabric Guides Ultrasonic Horn Feed Open Lever Sensor Dancer Arm Roller ...

Page 14: ...enly on both sides as the fabric must run centered through the machine If necessary center the Fabric Guide over the fabric by adjusting the Fabric Guide Bar Adjust The Feed Pressure Roller is spring loaded which places constant pressure on the fabric Use the Feed Open Lever to hold the Feed Pressure Roller open for easy threading Lower the Feed Pressure Roller when ready to operate the machine Se...

Page 15: ...ric material and thread as follows 1 Under the dancer arm roller 2 Up into the Feed Guide 3 Between the Feed Guide slots 4 Under the sensor 5 Under the Feed Pressure Roller 6 Under the ultrasonic knife blade 7 Into the Exit Conveyor 8 Position the fabric so that a sensemark is 10 15mm before the sensor 9 Position the Feed Open Lever so that the Feed Pressure Roller closes 10 Close the Exit Conveyo...

Page 16: ...e horn can cause burns if touched during operation The SS Finisher has been set up at the factory to run a checkout stock as the minimum checkout requirement Depending on the shipping destination and the information supplied to the factory the actual production job the customer has ordered will be tested At times the unit will require adjustment and maintenance The top knife will need to be replac...

Page 17: ... ball driver as a guide to square the horn to the deck Replace the bracket and 2 screws Ground Detection Sonic Cutter The SS Finisher has a Ground Detect Circuit that turns the sonic power off after the blade has cut through the fabric This reduces blade wear and increases the life and reliability of the blade The blade holder and blade is electrically isolated from the frame of the machine A wire...

Page 18: ...ting point for a new knife blade As the knife begins to show intermittent labels not being cut clean then an adjustment is needed to the spring pressure If the knife is not cutting the label clean and delivering a cut single label to the stacker then the knife should be checked for level see leveling procedure NOTE Never pull the labels apart to use them as they can fray when washed If no improvem...

Page 19: ...til the gap is at 015 Retighten the LOCK KNOB To set the 750 gap jog the machine until the knife blade is in its full down position with no fabric under the blade Loosen the screw on the ADJUSTING NUT turn the ADJUSTMENT NUT until the gap is 750 Tighten the setscrew 750 015 POSITION START OPERATION Proximity Switch Adjustment The Proximity Switch triggers the Ultrasonic Power Supply to begin gener...

Page 20: ...e Above view is looking down on top of machine Note Above view looking at flag and sensor toward the exit conveyor side of machine Knife linkage to be at six o clock Flag sensor to be at six o clock Proximity Sensor Flag to be at twelve o clock ...

Page 21: ... upright plate 2 Make sure to save the spacers that mount the out feed Conveyor Assembly away from the upright 3 Removed the sonic mounting bracket by loosening the mounting bracket screws 4 Remove the sonic stack and replace with a new or rebuilt sonic stack assembly 5 Install components in reverse order CONVEYOR ASSEMBLY SONIC MOUNTING BRACKET SPACERS MOUNT SCREWS 1000W SONIC STACK ...

Page 22: ...upply Second is the blade parallel the horn face Third is the amount of pressure between the blade and the horn factory setting 750 Fourth is the dwell time between the blade edge and the horn face after the cut has been made factory setting 015 The following is a guide to properly replace the upper knife blade LEVELING SCREWS KNIFE BLADE MOUNT KNIFE BLADE Note When removing the knife blade the bl...

Page 23: ...ance around horn A component of the stack loose Check all parts including clamps and the screws holding the stack to the machine Blade is loose in the sandwich Check by trying to slide the blade endwise in the sandwich If the blade slides try tightening the sandwich screws to increase the clamp pressure Too much dwell of the blade Re adjust the upper blade See procedure in Blade Replacement Blade ...

Page 24: ...nic power supply is on but no vibration is felt at the converter in test mode 1 Cable to converter is bad 1 Replace the stack assembly 2 Converter is bad 2 Replace the stack assembly 3 Horn is bad 3 Replace the stack assembly 4 Power supply is bad 4 Replace power supply Return for rebuilding 5 Horn assembly not connected to power supply 5 Check connection C Fabric cut is indented but not severed i...

Page 25: ...ut cutting Knife KNIFE and START must both be used Knife movement will stop when the buttons are released The upper knife will move slowly towards the horn face Machine will make a ticking sound Allows the operator to visually see the gap between the knife and the horn face Make rough knife leveling adjustments Stop The stop button will stop the cutter at the end of the current label being sensed ...

Page 26: ...N Start button has been pressed SS Finisher running Accumulator waiting for material Sensor GREEN SS Finisher is stopped light is on sensor is positioned over a sense mark Flashing light while SS Finisher is running the sensor is in line with the sense marks See Color Mark Sensor Adjustment Error ORANGE System inter lock triggered see display for error See Appendix B Error Messages ...

Page 27: ...he label desired to be cut from one registration mark to the exact same place on the next registration mark as illustrated below The feed length should be set to 76mm COPY AREA COPY AR FEED 20 10 40 30 70 60 50 90 80 140 110 100 130 120 The feed length may have a value from 25mm to 129mm Use the arrow keys to increase or decrease the displayed value The value will change in single millimeter incre...

Page 28: ...ct the value from the value displayed DO NOT input the value it must be added to or subtracted from the current value The maximum value is the label length from zero The cut value cannot be greater than the label length The cut number for the label illustrated below should be decreased by 19mm to cut in the center of the registration mark COPY AREA FEED 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Use the arrow keys t...

Page 29: ...s of material between the feed deck and the Sensor Foot Retighten the two Mount Screw and remove the spacing material If the foot drags on the web this will steer the web off center and not track correctly through the feed roller Turn on the Finishing Station Loosen the Location Clamp Screw and place the green light beam in line with the registration mark on the label in the feed direction Advance...

Page 30: ...r and off The code will check the LCD display by writing a character to the display checking for communications and then reading the character back and comparing with the code If an error occurs the code will halt the diagnostic test and blink the ERROR LED The keypad is also checked during DIAGNOSTIC TEST 1 Each key is tested to see if it is stuck on If a fault condition is detected the test is h...

Page 31: ...991028 O Ring Drive Belt 1 990755 Fuse 1 0A 250V time delay 1 990759 Fuse 2 0A 250V time delay 1 990765 Fuse 4 0A 250V time delay Qty Part Description 230 Volt Machine Kit Number 420010 1 571155 Power Supply 1000w 230v 1 356026 Timing Belt 1 5P 57T 1 571157 Sonic Horn Stack 1 424017 Roller Molded Urethane 2 424020 Timing Belt 1 5P 52T 5 577056 Knife Blade 2 990669 Fuse 5 0A 250V time delay 4 99008...

Page 32: ...ack cover and inspect the cables and connectors to and from the front panel Refer to the Electrical System Schematic C Front panel does not complete diagnostic test 1 1 Front panel board unplugged from the main board 1 Power off and remove the power cord from the AC entry Remove the back cover and check connectors D Stock does not advance when the start button is pressed 1 An interlock condition e...

Page 33: ...1550 BILSON INTERNATIONAL INC 109 Carpenter Drive Sterling VA 22170 E A R A Division of the CABOT CORPORATION 7911 Zionsville Road Indianapolis IN 46268 FLENTS PRODUCTS COMPANY INC Ely Industrial Part Building 2 Norwalk CT 06854 GLENDALE PROTECTIVE TECHNOLOGY INC 130 Crossways Park Drive Woodbury L I NY 11797 SELLSTROM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Sellstrom Industrial Park 220 South Hicks Road Box 355 Pa...

Page 34: ... connections to the motherboard When the machine has successfully completed initializing the front panel will display one of the following two screens C O U N T E R 9 9 9 9 9 9 R E A D Y L E N X X X M M C U T X X X S P D OR C O U N T E R 9 9 9 9 9 9 S T O P P E D L E N X X X M M C U T X X X S P D If the length of the label is not set correctly or there is a problem with the feed mechanism the mach...

Page 35: ...VERY DENNISON 636 656 676 and SNAP printers will slow down to 3 per second minimum feed rate Use the chart below to make the proper format speed selection for the desired printer 636 and 656 printer speeds 3 sec 4 5 sec 6 sec and 7 sec 676 and 676LKP printer speeds 3 sec 4 sec and 5 sec SNAP printer speeds 3 sec 4 5 sec 6 sec and 7 sec Note If running a SS Finishing Station with a LOKPRINT System ...

Page 36: ...ALSE 3 4 85mm 36 54 72 81 90 108 FALSE 3 5 90mm 34 51 68 76 85 102 FALSE 3 7 95mm 32 48 64 72 80 96 FALSE 4 0 100mm 30 46 61 69 76 91 107 4 1 105mm 29 44 58 65 73 87 102 4 3 110mm 28 42 55 62 69 83 97 4 5 115mm 27 40 53 60 66 80 93 4 7 120mm 25 38 51 57 64 76 89 5 0 125mm 24 37 49 55 61 73 85 5 1 130mm 23 35 47 53 59 70 82 How to Use Chart Locate the desired label length or next highest length sho...

Page 37: ...pendix D Multi color Contrast Sensor 37 Appendix D Multi color Contrast Sensor Sensor Installation Option No 05420050 Removing the Rear Cover 1 Turn off the power to the SS Finisher and unplug the power cord Remove the back cover ...

Page 38: ...or Sensor Assembly 2 Disconnect the contrast sensor cable from the internal harness 3 Cut the wire tie holding the harness to the inside of the frame 4 Cut the wire tie holding the harness to the front of the frame 5 Remove the thumb screw and washer holding the sensor to the mounting bracket ...

Page 39: ...rs Manual SS Finisher Appendix D Multi color Contrast Sensor 39 6 Carefully pull the harness through the slot in the frame 7 Remove the two button head screws to remove the mounting bracket from the frame ...

Page 40: ... the bracket so that it mounts in the farthest back position as shown The edges of the slot should be showing like in the figure to the right 9 Insert the new sensor harness connector end into the slot in the frame as shown 10 Screw the other end of the sensor harness to the sensor if not already done so Install the sensor assembly onto the mounting bracket with the flat washer and thumbscrew ...

Page 41: ...e mount in the same location 12 Connect the sensor harness back to the internal harness 13 Secure the sensor harness to the inside of the frame If the wire tie mount is still intact use it If not remove adhesive and clean area and place a new wire tie mount in the same location Re installing the Rear Cover 14 After all connections have been made and wires secure the rear cover can be re installed ...

Page 42: ...Contrast Sensor 42 Teach in Procedure 1 Position tape with sensemark just before the sensor beam 2 Press and hold SET button Emitted light turns white 3 Move at least one repeat length using the light spot 4 Hold down SET button 5 Release SET Button ...

Page 43: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Appendix D Multi color Contrast Sensor 43 Color Contrast Sensor Option Assembly ...

Page 44: ...ough stone washing you should not see unraveling of the labels like those on the ends A slight amount of fraying like the labels in the middle may occur occasionally but not consistently in any wash Woven polyester tape has a lock stitch in selvage of one side of the tape This lock stitch must go through the sonic cutter in the right orientation or fraying could occur If all the other machine sett...

Page 45: ... amount of tape off the end of the roll and cut a straight edge with a pair of scissors b With your finger and thumbnail pick at the end of the tape until you can pull a thread off the edge of the tape across the cut c Attempt to pull a continuous thread off the edge of the tape ...

Page 46: ...d of the tape then your tape is NOT wound ravel end to the core If this edge is not sewn in then the label will fray e If the thread locks on the edge and you cannot pull it continuously then you have the tape wound ravel end to the core This edge can be used as the bottom of the cut single label without fear of fraying ...

Page 47: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Electrical Schematic 47 Electrical Schematic ...

Page 48: ...1 TRN1 70 17V DC 15K uF CAP2 RES2 500 OHM 47 48 421118 421118 NC NC J3 J1 D2 FRONT PANEL ASSY 421109 CODE 800291 OVERLAY 421108 PCB 511110 STACKER STATIC RELAY REG SENSOR 281140 DANCER SENSOR 371128 GUARD SWITCH 421137 SONIC TRIGGER J5 J6 J7 J4 421134 421124 CONN 4 CONN 4 CONN 2 BOARD INTERFACE MACHINE 411107FS 421125 J8 J2 J1 CPC1 CPC2 CPC 5 421122 421127 371111 KNIFE MOTOR 421123 FEED MOTOR 5 AM...

Page 49: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Electrical Schematic 49 Machine Interface Board Jumper Position JP4 JUMPER IS PLACED ON THE MIDDLE AND RIGHT PINS SS FINISHER ...

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Page 51: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 51 Assembly Drawings Mechanical ...

Page 52: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 52 Unwind Assembly DRAWING NUMBER ANGULAR DATE TITLE FINISH MAT L XX 015 XXXX 0005 XXX 005 TOLERANCES DECIMAL DESCRIPTION REV B ...

Page 53: ...10 32 x 3 4 Cap screw 2 3 990228 1 4 x 3 8 Shoulder screw 1 4 990262 Snap ring 1 4 2 5 424093 Assembly Dancer pulley 1 6 423012 Bracket Arm flag 1 7 421002 Front plate 1 8 423005 Guide Unwind arm 1 9 423010 Arm Fabric feed assembly 1 10 371128 Top bottom sensor harness 1 11 990455 4 40 x 1 2 Button head screw 1 12 990448 Washer 125 x 313 x 031 FL 1 ...

Page 54: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 54 Feed Pressure Roller Assembly 40 5 ...

Page 55: ...racket Adjuster mount 2 9 423006 Shaft Turn roller 1 29 990469 Washer Nylon 031 Thick 1 10 990058 8 32 x 1 4 Knurled cup point 1 30 424037 Lever Feed open 1 11 424036 Shaft Pressure roller 1 31 424051 Shaft Web adjust screw 1 12 990025 6 32 x 1 4 Set screw 2 32 424048 Bracket Guide mount 1 13 357033A Spring Front torsion 1 33 424049 Bracket Guide mount 1 14 990018 6 32 x 3 4 Cap screw 8 34 424047 ...

Page 56: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 56 Knife Assembly 24 25 16 9 16 26 13 12 27 11 18 19 8 20 5 7 4 17 2 30 1 23 21 22 6 15 14 10 ...

Page 57: ...ATOR 2 13 990092 10 32 X 1 2 BUTTON HD CAP SCR 2 14 990122 1 4 20 X 3 4 SOCKET HD CAP SCR 2 15 999142 BUSHING 1 2 X 3 4 X 2 2 Item Part No Description Qty 16 990120 1 4 20 X 1 2 SOCKET HD CAP SCR 6 17 990127 1 4 20 X 2 SOCKET HD CAP SCR 2 18 990148 1 4 20 E S NUT 1 19 427035 COMPRESSION SPRING 1 20 990081 10 32 X 1 2 SOCKET HJD CAP SCR 2 21 151186 SONIC CONTROL IMPUT HARNESS 1 22 989976 6 STAR WAS...

Page 58: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 58 External Fan Assembly ...

Page 59: ...arts List Item Part Description Qty 1 421202 Cover Front horn 1 2 421192 421193 External ac fan assembly 115v External ac fan assembly 230v 1 1 3 281105 Guard Finger 2 4 991054 8 32 x 3 8 SS Button head screw 8 5 990069 8 Hex nut 12 6 990065 8 32 x 3 8 Button head screw 4 ...

Page 60: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 60 Conveyor Assembly ...

Page 61: ... 40 x 3 8 Cap screw 2 9 428035 Frame Conveyor side 2 30 990056 8 32 x 1 2 Flat hd cap screw 4 10 428048 Roller Conveyor 6 33 990066 8 32 x 1 4 Button hd cap screw 2 11 422034 Bearing 1 4 x 29 Spacer 1 34 990262 Snap ring 1 4 2 12 422033 Bearing 1 4 x 15 Spacer 1 35 990167 Washer 1 4 Flat 2 13 422026 Gear 72T 36T Combo 2 36 990145 Washer 1 4 Lock 2 14 422032 Gear 36T Reworked 1 37 990242 Roll pin 1...

Page 62: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 62 Stacker Assembly ...

Page 63: ...5 428016 Guard back stacker 1 6 990416 20 x Flat head screw 2 7 990469 031 Nylon washer 5 8 428019 Back guide mount assembly 1 9 990089 10 32 x Button head screw 4 10 158112 Stop Stacker 1 11 990468 10 32 x 1 Binding head screw 2 12 428022 Stacker assembly Outer 1 13 928008 Lock Stacker side 2 14 990084 10 32 x 1 Cap screw 1 15 201455 Spring 1 Can be ordered as an assembly 428093 2 stacker assembl...

Page 64: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 64 Tamper Assembly DATE ANGULAR 5 XX 015 DECIMAL XXX 005 XXXX 0005 TOLERANCES MAT L FINISH TITLE DRAWING NUMBER REV DESCRIPTION 1 1 2 1 1 1 2 ...

Page 65: ...1 6 990370 3 16 Collar 1 7 428027 Pin Pivot 1 8 990085 10 32 x 1 Cap screw 1 9 990102 10 SAE washer 1 10 428028 Bracket Tamper mount 1 11 990133 20 x Flat head screw 1 12 428014 Shaft Static bar 1 13 999068 Rod end F w stud 28 rh 1 14 990147 28 Hex nut 2 15 428013 Shaft Tamper 1 16 991069 28 Hex nut lt Hand thd 1 17 999069 Rod end F w stud 28 LH 1 18 428066 Bracket Label stop 1 19 990079 10 32 x C...

Page 66: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 66 Drive Assembly ...

Page 67: ... 1000W 1 42 05990082 10 32X5 8 CAP SCREW 3 13 05990120 1 4 20 X 1 2 CAP SCREW 4 43 05427018 SUPPORT ROCKER ARM 1 14 05571112K KIT INK OUT SENSOR 1 44 05424021 PULLEY 1 5 30T 3 8 ID 37 1 15 05990167 WASHER 1 4 SAE 8 45 05424022 PULLEY 1 5 12T 1 4 ID 37 1 16 05428020 ASSY SUPPORT TAMPER 1 46 05990127 1 4 20X2 CAP SCREW TFL 4 17 05422005 SHAFT DRIVE 1 47 05427029 LEVER CLEVIS ASSEMBLY 1 18 05990486 E...

Page 68: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 68 Contrast Sensor Assembly ...

Page 69: ...m Part Description Qty 1 05424042 BRACKET SENSOR MOUNT 1 2 05424063 SENSOR CONTRAST 1 3 05424062 BRACKET SENSOR MOUNT 1 4 05990052 8 32 X 1 2 CAP SCREW 1 5 05990314 NO 8 THUMB SCREW KNOB 1 6 05990069 NO 8 HEX NUT 1 7 PB00735150 SCREW MC 0 5X8 PHIL PAN HD 2 8 05990083 10 32X3 4 CAP SCREW 2 ...

Page 70: ...Users Manual SS Finisher Assembly Drawings Mechanical 70 Cover Assembly 14 15 5 22 16 9 23 23 20 1 13 3 2 8 9 12 9 1 6 18 17 9 7 19 21 10 11 9 9 4 ...

Page 71: ...te Left side 1 9 990066 8 32 x 1 4 Button head screw 23 10 421203 Cover Plexiglas 1 11 421207 Hinge Plexiglas horn 1 12 421208 Cover Electrical panel 1 13 421202 Cover Front horn 1 14 428028 Bracket Tamper mount 1 15 990102 Washer 10 SAE 1 16 990085 10 32 x 1 1 4 Cap screw 1 17 341210 Feet 1 1 2 Dia Rubber 4 18 990122 1 4 20 x 3 4 Cap screw 4 19 371004 Plate AC entry 1 20 421205 Cover Stacker 1 21...

Page 72: ...l as not required Update FCC ID and moved to page 2 Moved WEEE symbol to page 2 3 0 3 23 15Updated Appendix D to show new color sensor configuration Pages 37 39 ECN No 3010299 Update Proximity Switch Adjustment page 22 Update manual pages 52 53 58 59 64 65 66 67 Added threading documentation Added Appendix E for material trouble shooting ...

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