London Emblem Ltd., 4 Sherwood Road, Aston Fields Industrial Estate, Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, B60 3DR
Tel: +44 (0)1329 822900 • Fax: +44 (0)1329 82900 • Email: [email protected] • www.londonemblem.com
TROUBLESHOOTING
If a badge does not make up properly, check:
• That only one top or plastic seal has been used. If two tops or seals are stuck in the top die, they
can be ejected by operating the second stage of badgemaking with the die empty.
• That
pressure has been used on the second stage of badgemaking. To ensure perfect
crimping of the badge, pull handle towards you.
CHANGING THE DIE
• Remove bottom die set from base of machine by undoing grub screw (5/29) and lifting out hinge
pin (5/32). Die set can now be lifted off.
• Locate allen screw in underpart of top die and remove by turning in a clockwise direction with allen
key provided.
• Take the required size top die and with obtruding pin towards back of machine, locate the die onto
shaft and ensure that locating pin on top of the die is
into the hole at the end of the shaft
and tighten.
• Place required size bottom die set onto base of machine. Locate hinge pin (5/32) through the hole
in the base plate into base of machine. Push down
and hold whilst tightening retaining grub
screw (5/29). Do not overtighten.
MAINTENANCE
As with all production machinery, the working surfaces of the machine should be kept clean and free
from dust. Only the very minimum of lubrication, using grease, is advised and this should be applied
only to the surfaces of the shaft assembly and roller on base of handle assembly. It is important to
regularly tighten all screws and bolts. Do not overtighten.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CHANGING BLADES ON LONDON EMBLEM AND
BADGEWORX CUTTERS
• Turn rotary cutter over.
• Unlock screw in base of main shaft using allen key provided.
• Retract adjustment shaft complete with blade so that grub screw holding retaining pin is accessible.
• Unlock grub screw holding pin.
• Remove blade with retaining pin from the shaft.
• Replace new blade, with
side facing inwards, onto retaining pin, relocate into adjustment shaft
and lock down with grub screw, making sure that cutting blade rotates freely.
• Reset adjustment shaft to size required.
