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Demtech 500-0100/XL/A Operator'S Manual Download Page 1

Pro-Wedge

XL Operator’s Manual

Model Number: 500-0100/XL/A

Revision: D

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Summary of Contents for 500-0100/XL/A

Page 1: ...Pro Wedge XL Operator s Manual Model Number 500 0100 XL A Revision D...

Page 2: ...d by copyright laws that pertain to computer software Use of this software does not authorize de compiling disassembling or reverse engineering to gain access to the program code DEMTECH Services Inc...

Page 3: ...ERAL PRODUCT DATA 4 4 OPERATING ENVIRONMENT 4 5 SITE PREPARATION 4 6 UNPACKING POWER CONNECTION AND ACCESSORIES 5 6 1 Unpacking 5 6 2 Electrical Plug Connection 5 6 3 PowerRequirements 6 6 4 Generator...

Page 4: ...Operator s Manual iv 7 4 Adjustment 3 Upper and Lower Contour Rollers 17 7 5 Wedge Timing Definition 19 7 6 Wedge Re Timing 19 7 7 Wedge Removal 21 8 FACTORY SERVICING 23 9 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS 23 9 1...

Page 5: ...r outlet before attempting to service the equipment Do not perform service unless you are qualified and trained to do so WARNING 5 This product is intended for operator attended operation only This pr...

Page 6: ...The total input power of the Pro Wedge is specified as greater than 1 kW although in lightly loaded conditions the actual power may be less than 1 kW The Pro Wedge has been manufactured according to t...

Page 7: ...TECH Services Inc products even a first time user will be productive in minutes 4 Operating Environment The Pro Wedge is intended to be operated within the following environmental conditions Operating...

Page 8: ...any shipping damage The Pro Wedge hot wedge welder is delivered to you in a sturdy reusable shipping storage case The custom foam insert protects the unit from damage during shipping and should be sto...

Page 9: ...ure voltage under load connect the welder to the extension cord and generator that will be used Start the generator and turn both welder power switches to the on position While the number 1 indicator...

Page 10: ...hing the welder 6 5 Extension Cords Extension cords should be at least 12 gauge and regardless of overall length should have a minimum of 3 plug end connections Maximum recommended extension cord leng...

Page 11: ...ribed in the following sections cover the initial set up required for various mil thickness materials and tolerances These adjustments must be made while the wedge heater is at room temperature Refer...

Page 12: ...terfere with the wedge centering adjustment Using a 4mm hex wrench remove the Lower Contour Roller Adjustment Cover 1 see Figure 1 to expose the Adjustment Screw Using a 10mm box end wrench loosen the...

Page 13: ...Rev D January 2021 Pro Wedge XL Operator s Manual Page 10 Figure 1 4 3 4 1 2...

Page 14: ...Using a 10mm box end wrench loosen the Locknut 1 see Figure 2 on the Upper Contour Roller Adjustment Knob Turn the Adjustment Knob 2 see Figure 2 counter clockwise raising the Upper Contour Roller Ass...

Page 15: ...ure 3 This procedure simulates two layers of material between the Rollers Be sure these pieces do not extend past the Nip Rollers into the welder Rotate the Nip Pressure Cam 2 see Figure 3 to the corr...

Page 16: ...the Wedge Engagement Handle 1 see Figure 4 counter clockwise Using a 5mm hex wrench adjust the Wedge with the Wedge Height Adjustment Screw 2 see Figure 4 as needed up or down to center the Wedge bet...

Page 17: ...gagement Position Before beginning Adjustment 2 make sure the Wedge Engagement Handle has no free play If it does tighten the Pinion Gear Set Screw 1 see Figure 5 This adjustment controls how close th...

Page 18: ...see Figure 6 should now rotate with the Engagement Handle b Slowly turn the Engagement Handle to position the Wedge so the distance between the upper tip surface of the Wedge and the Upper Nip Roller...

Page 19: ...le Lock In Plunger and rotate the Handle to a central position between the two Hold Down Screws Do not allow the Lock In Disc to move during this procedure Firmly tighten both Hold Down Screws then ro...

Page 20: ...ssembly and the Wedge see Diagram 4 This piece should extend out of the front of the welder opposite end from the Nip Rollers Adjust the Upper Contour Roller Assembly downwards by turning the Upper Co...

Page 21: ...Operator s Manual Page 18 Diagram 3 Diagram 4 WEDGE UPPER NIP ROLLER LOWER NIP ROLLER UPPER CONTOUR ROLLER ASSY LOWER CONTOUR ROLLER ASSY UPPER CONTOUR ROLLER ASSY LOWER CONTOUR ROLLER ASSY UPPER NIP...

Page 22: ...he Lock In Disc so the two Hold Down Screws are centered in the arced grooves of the Disc see Figure 6 Tighten the Hold Down Screws Pull out the Engagement Handle as far as possible approximately 5 8...

Page 23: ...Rev D January 2021 Pro Wedge XL Operator s Manual Page 20 Figure 7 Shown with side housing open for clarity Gear disengages from wedge rack...

Page 24: ...ment Handle counter clockwise until the Lock In Plunger drops into the Lock In Hole on the Lock In Disc e Pull the Wedge Engagement Handle out far enough to insert the remaining Frame Shoulder Bolt be...

Page 25: ...Rev D January 2021 Pro Wedge XL Operator s Manual Page 22 Figure 8 2 1...

Page 26: ...with the welder for return to DEMTECH Services Inc s factory for service Unless previous arrangements are made shipping charges and insurance are the customer s responsibility Ship the Pro Wedge to D...

Page 27: ...Rev D January 2021 Pro Wedge XL Operator s Manual Page 24 9 1 Appendix A Diagram 5...

Page 28: ...cident or other abnormal conditions IF ANY FAULT DEVELOPS THE FOLLOWING STEPS SHOULD BE TAKEN 1 Notify DEMTECH Services Inc by calling 1 888 324 9353 Overseas customers should contact the local DEMTEC...

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