IBM Infoprint 6500-v05, Maintenance Manual

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18. Apply the double-sided tape to one end of the operator panel standoff. Remove the paper backing and hold the standoff
inside the cabinet while you insert the upper mounting screw and washer through the hole in the frame. Use the screw as a
guide to align the standoff with the hole, then press the standoff against the inside wall and push the upper screw in as far
as it will go. Now maneuver the operator panel into position and install the upper mounting screw finger tight in the operator
panel. (Figure 76.)
19. Inspect the distance between the operator panel lower bracket and the inner panel of the cabinet.
a. If the operator panel lower bracket is flush with the cabinet inner panel, proceed to step 20.
b. If there is a gap between the operator panel lower bracket and the cabinet inner panel, do the following:
1) Peel the backing off the spacer adhesive. (Figure 76.)
2) Align the spacer with the holes in the lower bracket and inner panel. (Figure 76.)
3) Press the spacer adhesive against the inner panel. (Figure 76.)
20. Install the lower mounting screw and washer. Tighten the upper mounting screw. (Figure 76.)
Figure 76. This figure shows how to install the stacker operator panel in the rear of the cabinet.
Upper Mounting
Screw
Lower Mounting Screw
Washer
Washer
Operator
Panel Lower
Bracket
Cabinet Inner Panel
Spacer
Adhesive
Backing
Standoff
Double-Sided Tape
Stacker
Operator
Panel