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DIVI Setup and Users Guide
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Rev 6
I.
Remove the Lid Lift Mechanism and carefully pull the harness through the cabinet reinforcement bracket.
J.
Reverse the above instructions to install the new Freezer Lid Lift Mechanism. Take care not to damage the wiring
harness when threading it through the cabinet reinforcement bracket.
K.
Adjust the lift arm so that the Lift Pin on the right side of the Freezer Lid will drop into the fork on the top of the Lift
Arm. You may have to raise the lift arm slightly. The Lid Lift Mechanism is adjustable front and back.
L.
There is an adjustment at the bottom of the Lift Arm which determines how far the Freezer Lid will open before the
Freezer Lid “Open” Switch is activated. Manually open the Freezer Lid. Tilt the top of the lift arm towards the back of the
machine. The bottom of the arm will pivot outwards. You will need a ¼” wrench or nut driver to loosen the (2) screws. Raise
the actuator plate to allow the “Open” Switch to activate sooner.
39.
DIVI Robot Arm Installation Instructions
Necessary Tools and Accessory Items:
Phillips screwdriver, #2; 5/16” wrench; cutting pliers;
(5) Cable Ties – 7-½”
1.
Locate the power switch on the Power Supply under the delivery bin and turn it OFF to remove
power from the VMC Board and Robot Arm.
2.
Grab the hose at its access point to the robot arm and press the up button, this will retract the
hose until free from rollers, pull hose out from robot and set aside.
3.
Open the wire channel that contains the ribbon cable and disconnect the connectors from the VMC
Board (J6 and J7). Make note of the connector orientation on the VMC. The Robot Arm Harnesses are
routed through (2) black plastic wire channels located on the top of the right and rear cabinet walls. To
open the wire channels, begin at the channel end closest to the Robot Arm and use your thumb to push up
on the bottom of the channel while also pulling out on the top of the channel. The channels should
unlatch on top while hinging on the bottom. Remove the harnessing from the wire channels.
4.
Unplug the twelve pin connector located at the back of the robot arm (right side).
5.
Remove the two screws securing the metal cover. Pull it aside to expose the mounting bracket,
note that this cover will remain attached to the robot by the harnessing and be careful not to damage the
wires.
6.
The mounting shaft of the Robot Arm is clamped into a mount located on the back cabinet wall.
The mounting shaft is held in place by (4) screws. Use either a 5/16” (8mm) socket wrench to loosen the
(4) screws. Do not remove the (4) screws. Use one hand to support the Robot Arm while pulling out on the
top of the hinged Robot Arm Clamp. When the clamp has been pulled out, the Robot Arm Shaft will drop
down and out the bottom of the mount. The Robot Arm may now be removed from the machine.
