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INST

INST

INST

INST

INSTALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLATION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MOT

T

T

T

TOR 

OR 

OR 

OR 

OR AND BLOWER 

AND BLOWER 

AND BLOWER 

AND BLOWER 

AND BLOWER ASSEMBL

ASSEMBL

ASSEMBL

ASSEMBL

ASSEMBLY

Y

Y

Y

Y

FOR CISSELL FORM FINISHERS

FOR CISSELL FORM FINISHERS

FOR CISSELL FORM FINISHERS

FOR CISSELL FORM FINISHERS

FOR CISSELL FORM FINISHERS

INST

INST

INST

INST

INSTALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLATION OF BLOWER

TION OF BLOWER

TION OF BLOWER

TION OF BLOWER

TION OF BLOWER

A.

Place Blower Wheel in housing with blades
at bottom cupped towards opening.

(See illustration on other side)

B.

Install cut-off sheet.

C.

Slip Shaft through center holes of Housing
and Blower Wheel.

D.

Align Blower Wheel equidistant from each
side of Housing with equal lengths of shaft
extending beyond each side of Housing.
Tighten Blower Wheel Set Screw against
flat of Shaft with fingers.

NO

NO

NO

NO

NOTE

TE

TE

TE

TE

USE ONE DROP OF LIGHTWEIGHT OIL IN

HOLE OF EACH BEARING BEFORE INSERT-

ING ON SHAFT.

E.

Install Bearing Insulator, Bearing Assembly,
and Plastic Thrust Washer on each end of
Shaft, as illustrated.  Also install Thrust
Collar as illustrated.  Tighten Set Screw of
Thrust Collar and Center Blower Wheel Set
Screw with a wrench.

F.

Slip Large Pulley on Blower Wheel Shaft
against Plastic Thrust Washer with Set
Screw outside.  Tighten securely.

NO

NO

NO

NO

NOTE

TE

TE

TE

TE

SEE INSTRUCTIONS FOR ALIGNMENT

AND PROPER BELT TENSION.

INST

INST

INST

INST

INSTALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLA

ALLATION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MO

TION OF MOT

T

T

T

TOR

OR

OR

OR

OR

NO

NO

NO

NO

NOTE

TE

TE

TE

TE

CONDENSER MUST BE REMOVED BEFORE

REMOVING OF INSTALLING MOTOR.

A.

Install Motor Support Bar and Adjusting
Bolt on Motor before installing Motor in
Housing

B.

Place Motor in position and secure with
bolts in each end of Support Bar.

C.

Slip Small Pulley on Motor Shaft with Set
Screw out away from Motor.  Have end of
Pulley flush with end of Shaft.

ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS

ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS

ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS

ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS

ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS

NO

NO

NO

NO

NOTE

TE

TE

TE

TE

IF INSTALLATION HAS BEEN MADE

ACCORDING TO INSTRUCTIONS THE BELT

ALIGNMENT SHOULD BE CORRECT.  IF

THERE SHOULD BE ANY DOUBT, CHECK

THE FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS.

A.

Place a straight edge against face of Large
Pully and align face of Small Pulley with
straight edge.  Move Small Pulley for
adjustment.  (Fig. 2)

B.

To put tension on belt turn Adjustment Bolt
Clockwise.  (Use wrench) Hold bolt with
wrench, tighten Square Lock Nut clockwise
with a wrench.

BLOWER BEL

BLOWER BEL

BLOWER BEL

BLOWER BEL

BLOWER BELT SETTING EXTREMEL

T SETTING EXTREMEL

T SETTING EXTREMEL

T SETTING EXTREMEL

T SETTING EXTREMELY IMPORT

Y IMPORT

Y IMPORT

Y IMPORT

Y IMPORTANT

ANT

ANT

ANT

ANT

Improper belt tension and misalignment develop
bearing and belt failures.

FIGURES 1 and 2 deal with proper tension and
correct alignment of belts and pulleys when used
on blower applications.

FIGURE 1 indicates the recommended tension,
determined by grasping the belt as shown and
when a normal pressure is applied, a deflection of
approximately 1” in the belt will occur.

If the deflection is much in excess of that indi-
cated, belt slippage may occur and excessive belt
wear can result.

If the deflection is somewhat less than indicated,
the belt is too tight and will shorten the life of the
bearing.  Excessive tension will actually pull the
shaft through the oil film in the bearing and
allow metal to metal contact.  In addition to
decreasing the bearing life, it will contribute to
noisy blower operation.  Any defects in the belt or
pulleys will be exaggerated.

FIGURE 2 deals with a recommended method for
checking correct alignment of pulleys.  Excessive
misalignment produces increased belt wear and
can produce lateral motion of the wheel and shaft
to the point that considerable noise can develop.

Summary of Contents for FMCD

Page 1: ...SELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS H...

Page 2: ...nd whether for any injury to persons or property or for any special or consequential damages The liability of Cissell does not include furnishing or paying for any labor such as that required to servi...

Page 3: ...Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 3 Page 3...

Page 4: ...AY BE RECEIVED ON RACKS OPERATOR CAN REMOVE HANGER FROM A GARMENT CARRY THE GARMENT OVER ONE ARM AND HANG THE PREVIOUSLY FINISHED GARMENT ON THE SPEED RAIL CARRIER OR ANOTHER RACK THE UNFINISHED GARME...

Page 5: ...ets Connect to steam supply line with union gate valve and 12 or more riser If finisher is located near end of steam line install a by pass trap and check valve as illustrated in dotted lines CONNECT...

Page 6: ...Page 6 Page 6 Page 6 Page 6 Page 6...

Page 7: ...r and tags from the form and clamps TEST THE MACHINE Turn main disconnect ON and machine Fan Motor Selector switch ON The blower motor will start and run continuously Move air pressure lever to MAX ai...

Page 8: ...actorily CA CA CA CA CAUTION UTION UTION UTION UTION Use only genuine Cissell replacement nylon bags for satisfactory results The fabric for Cissell Nylon bags is especially woven and cut to an exact...

Page 9: ...at retain more moisture increase the air time until the garment is properly cured 2 SET PRESSURE CONTROL lever A at minimum position 3 PUSH FAN MOTOR SWITCH to ON position Located on the control panel...

Page 10: ...Page 10 Page 10 Page 10 Page 10 Page 10...

Page 11: ...g is being enlarged When the bag barely makes the garment taut in the waist lock the lever in position HEM CONTROL Regulates expansion at hem line Start with the Lever completely forward Unlock the co...

Page 12: ...posi tion AUTOMATIC START BUTTON Located on the movable pipe column supported on the blower housing This button or the foot pedal may be used to start the automatic cycle Press either momentarily to s...

Page 13: ...y wiping with a hand pad before the garment is dry Always reduce form to its smallest size before starting the sizing operation IMPORT IMPORT IMPORT IMPORT IMPORTANT ANT ANT ANT ANT For maximum produc...

Page 14: ...and untie bottom string 4 Lift bag off over revolving assembly shoulder form T T T T TO REPLACE BAG O REPLACE BAG O REPLACE BAG O REPLACE BAG O REPLACE BAG 4 Replace yellow weights one each side on en...

Page 15: ...Page 15 Page 15 Page 15 Page 15 Page 15...

Page 16: ...cardboard over surface A and apply to bearing points C and D With Finger pack inside of dome above ball bearing B1 with Valve Seal A T T T T TO REPLACE MET O REPLACE MET O REPLACE MET O REPLACE MET O...

Page 17: ...ase permitting steam to escape from the space between the form and base the form must be lowered WHEN AN ADJUSTMENT MUST BE MADE REMOVE REVOLVING FORM BY SIMPLY LIFTING IT STRAIGHT UP OFF THE BASE PRO...

Page 18: ...t end play of the levers on the air damper shaft so they may rotate freely Then tighten the set screw tightly NOTE If the damper does not open in a positive manner reconnect the lower end of the dampe...

Page 19: ...ith steam solenoid lever resting against lever bumper loosen the set screw in the lever hub 2 Set the steam valve extension bar at the angle shown approximately 100 off centerline of steam solenoid le...

Page 20: ...S TION INSTRUCTIONS FOR FOR FOR FOR FOR AF 177 SWITCH AF 177 SWITCH AF 177 SWITCH AF 177 SWITCH AF 177 SWITCH 1 Turn switch to upside down position and remove two 2 screws marked a as illustrated 2 Li...

Page 21: ...369 Blower Housing with cut off 7 F 371 Bearing Assembly 2 8 F 372 Thrust Collar 1 9 F 373 Bearing Insulator Cup 2 10 F 374 Plastic Thrust Washer 2 Ref Ref Ref Ref Ref P P P P Part art art art art No...

Page 22: ...in each end of Support Bar C Slip Small Pulley on Motor Shaft with Set Screw out away from Motor Have end of Pulley flush with end of Shaft ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS ALIGNMENT OF PULLEYS ALIGNMENT OF PULLE...

Page 23: ...Description Description 1 F149 Steam Valve Pull Rod 2 F539 Steam Chamber 3 F357 Felt Air Seal 4 F1187 Steam Coil 5 F1166 Flapper Screen F1063 Flapper Plate 6 F680 Greenfield Cable 22 w Adapter Locknu...

Page 24: ...P P P Part art art art art No No No No No No No No No No Description Description Description Description Description 1 F588 Timer Nameplate 2 K131 Timer 115V 60 Hz K132 Timer 230V 60 Hz K133 Timer 23...

Page 25: ...o No No No No No No No No No Description Description Description Description Description 1 F986 Push Button Dome 2 TU7733 8 18x1 2 Self Drill Screw Pkg 6 3 F714 Push Button w Bracket Screws Nuts Washe...

Page 26: ...kg 6 9 FV103 Valve Stem 10 FV100 Valve Body 11 P103 Gasket Pkg 6 12 V36 Valve Seat 13 V15 Small Locknut Pkg 6 14 V16 Teflon Disc Pkg 6 15 FV104 Valve Disc Holder 16 V330 Spring Pkg 6 17 FV105 Spring R...

Page 27: ...3 F744 Steam Valve Lever 4 F726 Solenoid Hook 5 F362 X Washer 6 TU3549 Rubber Bumper 7 F785 Bumper Spacer 8 F738H Solenoid 230V F739H Solenoid 115V 9 F641 Damper Position Lever 10 F664 Lever Bushing...

Page 28: ...g 6 15 FG287 Clamp Base 16 F435 Sponge Rear 17 F434 Rear Paddle 18 F842 Vent Clamp 19 F904 Replacement Pad Set for F842 20 F11 No 11 Wooden Sleever 21 F24 No 24 Wooden Sleever 22 F63 Springs w Hardwar...

Page 29: ...8 14 FG223 Pin 4 1 2 15 TU2089 Spring 16 FG201 Support Rod 17 FG444 Yoke 18 FG202 Weight Ring 19 F1060 Bearing Asm 21 FG156 Knob 22 F09 Steam Spreader 23 FG264 Shell Assembly 24 TU4820 Washer Pkg 6 2...

Page 30: ...F243 Slide Spring Clip 22 F237 Clamp Slide F1007 F1007 F1007 F1007 F1007 G G G G G Model Model Model Model Model Ref Ref Ref Ref Ref P P P P Part art art art art No No No No No No No No No No Descript...

Page 31: ...AND LOWER CONTROLS AND LOWER CONTROLS FOR MODELS FOR MODELS FOR MODELS FOR MODELS FOR MODELS D D D D D G G G G G Ref Ref Ref Ref Ref P P P P Part art art art art No No No No No No No No No No Descrip...

Page 32: ...cription Description Description Description Description 1 F574 Side Outlet Elbow 1 2 x 1 2 x 1 2 2 F1496 1 4 Copper Tubing 3 F573 Bushed Side Outlet Ass y 4 F1490 Coil Assembly with Addition 5 SU65 1...

Page 33: ...ly SG043 Repair Kit SK043 Consists of Parts to repair one spray gun Plunger Tube Asm 1 ea Strainer 1 ea Nozzle 1 ea Gaskets 2 ea W W W W Water Hose ater Hose ater Hose ater Hose ater Hose Assembly Ass...

Page 34: ...ve open valve and allow water to run freely to flush sediment from line or condenser Check hose connection to valve and gun and see that SG25 Gaskets are in place Also see that strainer is properly in...

Page 35: ...No 200 to _______________ Refer to Machine Nameplate For Voltage and Cycle Information NO NO NO NO NOTE TE TE TE TE When Steam Timer is A Cramer Timer Blue Wire must be connected between RBM Relay and...

Page 36: ...Replace if it is burned armature does not move freely or if it will not operate on rated voltage Inspect linkage between solenoid and steam valve Adjust according to instructions Repair or replace an...

Page 37: ...ture does not move freely or if it will not operate on rated voltage Inspect linkage and levers between air solenoid and damper Be sure they are arranged and adjusted according to instructions Replace...

Page 38: ...e the damper Repair or replace if necessary Adjust according to instructions Refer to parts dwgs and assemble levers on damper shaft properly Pins on these levers must be properly arranged with respec...

Page 39: ...adjust according to instructions Repair or replace any defective parts Tighten all lock nuts and set screws Increase air pressure in the bag with pressure control lever Inspect linkage and levers bet...

Page 40: ...E USE USE USE 14F V belt tight or loose REMEDY REMEDY REMEDY REMEDY REMEDY Check to see that V belt is properly aligned and tightened according to instructions Replace if badly worn PROBLEM PROBLEM PR...

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