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fective beyond that.  Take care
not to back out the screw too
far as it could fall loose inside
the frame.

5.2  Folder Belt 

Tension

Warning!  Disconnect the
power cord before making
this adjustment.

Remove right side cover, hand-
wheel, circuit breaker, speed control knob and nut. Check belt
tension on motor timing belt. It should deflect approximately
1/4" - 3/8". If loose, adjust by loosening the four motor screws
and relocate the motor. Reassemble side components.

5.3  Paper Guide Adjustment

Place the paper to be used on the feed table, between the paper
guides. The guides should be placed so that the center of the feed
roller is aligned approximately with the center of the paper. The
guides should be adjusted to allow the paper to move freely
down the feed table without angling to one side or the other.
Paper to be fed into the machine should always be jogged and
aligned to enter the fold tables squarely. The paper guides can be
adjusted to the proper width by loosening the adjustment screw
located underneath the feed table and sliding the rod clamps
sideways.  The paper guides are mounted to the feed table with
an adjustment bar. This adjustment bar is fixed on one end and is
adjustable with a 1/4 - 20 lock screw on the other end. To adjust,
place a square against the folding rollers and one paper guide,
loosen the lock screw and move the shaft to square the guide to
the rollers. Lock the screw tightly in place.

6.0  Troubleshooting Guide

Listed below are possible problems with the most likely
cause and recommended solutions.  Refer to maintenance
as applicable. 

6.1  Machine Will Not Run Or Runs Slow Or
Intermittently

No Power

Check building power supply outlet, fuses, and/or cir -
cuit breaker.

Folder Circuit Breaker Tripped

Allow to cool, then reset by pushing the button in until
it stays.  A tripped breaker indicates a more serious
problem such as seized bearings, paper jam, tight
drive belt, or low building supply voltage.

Tight Or Seized Bearings

Check for lack of cleaning and lubrication.  Replace if
worn or over-heated (dis-colored).  See section 4.2.

Loose Wiring

Due to vibration or improper handling when removing
the control side cover, wire connections may have
become loose or disconnected.  See the wiring dia-
gram.

Loose or Broken Belts

Adjust or replace as necessary.

Failed Electrical Component

Check speed control, circuit breaker, and motor.
Replace if necessary.

6.2  Paper Will Not Feed

Retarder Adjustment Too Tight 

See Section 3.1.

Retarder Roller Worn Out

A flat spot may wear on the bottom of 

the 

retarder roller

after some period of use. To correct, loosen the nut
and bolt that locks the roller from turning. Reposition
the roller with 

the 

flat spot facing 

the 

folding rollers.

Tighten the nut and bolt securely to prevent it from
turning.

Excessive Ink Buildup On Feed Tire

See Section 4.3. 

Feed Roller Clutch

Turn the machine to the OFF position. The feed roller
should spin freely forward by hand but not backward. If
the feed roller rotates both ways or does not turn for-
ward easily, replace the clutch.

Paper Guides Too Tight

See Section 3.8 and 5.3.

6.3  Length of Fold Varies

Speed Adjustment

The length of fold will vary slightly with speed changes.
When adjusting fold table stops, make final setting at
the speed you intend to fold.

Loose Screws On Fold Table Paper Stops

Tighten bolts on bottom of split-nut and eliminate any
excess free play between micro adjustment nuts.

Buildup On Folding Rollers

See Section 4.1.

6.4  Paper Jams or Tears

Double Sheeting

See Section 3.1.
Worn out feed roller rubber: replace as necessary.

Speed Too High

Lightweight stock may require a slower speed.

Summary of Contents for 959

Page 1: ...ght 115 lbs 8 1 2 x 11 sheet of paper Introduction Thank you for selecting the Martin Yale Model 959 Folder Your folder and all the components were 100 tested at our factory We folded perforated and scored paper performing over 100 individual functional checks on this folder Please read and understand this manual completely before attempting to operate the folder This will prevent most common prob...

Page 2: ...e gears Fold Tables Install the fold tables onto the locator pins with the folding open end towards the rollers Fig 3 4 Note Turn the handwheel counter clockwise while lowering the table onto the back pins for easier insertion Turn clockwise when removing the tables Be sure the tables are fully seated on the pins Exit Table Install exit table by engaging tabs into slots provided on the con veyor t...

Page 3: ... clockwise to decrease pressure The retarder is properly set when you have a noticeable drag on the paper yet not so tight that you cannot prevent the paper from being fed The paper should separate and feed one sheet at a time If two or more sheets are fed together turn the thumb screw on the retarder assembly clockwise slightly to increase pressure WARNING Please be sure to adjust the allen screw...

Page 4: ...ed roller in staggered locations 4 If the above does not work raise the retarder to maximum opening and hand feed individual sets 3 7 Set The Stacking Wheels The function of the stacking wheels which are located on the conveyor table is to arrange the folded sheets into an overlap ping stack Position the stacking wheel assembly so that the leading edge of a folded sheet touches the wheels when the...

Page 5: ...should be done even if your are not slitting scoring or perforating The rubber guide rollers help to control the paper exiting from the folding rollers 3 12 Positioning The Attachments 1 Mark a sheet of paper at the point to be perforated scored or slit 2 Use the handwheel to turn the rollers and pass a sheet through the machine by hand until it makes contact with the accessory shaft 3 Remove the ...

Page 6: ...ng to each other This potentially can lead to damage of the rollers your machine s drive system and or the motor When your rollers are clean they should be soft and not hard or slick to the touch Regular cleaning will add years of life to your rollers and will assure you of optimum performance 4 2 Lubricating Folder Your folder should be properly cleaned and lubricated EVERY 25 HOURS OF USE to mak...

Page 7: ...older Circuit Breaker Tripped Allow to cool then reset by pushing the button in until it stays A tripped breaker indicates a more serious problem such as seized bearings paper jam tight drive belt or low building supply voltage Tight Or Seized Bearings Check for lack of cleaning and lubrication Replace if worn or over heated dis colored See section 4 2 Loose Wiring Due to vibration or improper han...

Page 8: ...e paper guide must be kept perpendicular to the fold ing rolls Dirty Rollers See Section 4 1 6 8 Poor Perforating Slitting or Scoring The Cutting Wheel Is Not Tight Against Or Is On The Wrong Side Of The Backup Hub See Section 3 12 The Cutting Wheel Or Backup Hub Is Dull Replace parts if necessary The Accessory Shaft Spring Is Worn Causing Shallow Perforations Replace spring if necessary The Acces...

Page 9: ... 9 Reference Illustrations Refer to Parts List pages 10 11 ...

Page 10: ...acking Finger 1 W O008013 58 Stacking Wheel Shaft 1 W O003093 Item Description Qty Part No 59 Stacking Wheel Weights 2 W O095268 60 Terminal Block 1 M S033024 61 Conveyor Shaft 1 W O095135 62 Stacking Wheel Shaft Square 1 W O008017 63 Stacking Wheel Hook 1 M S031060 64 Roller Guard Brkt R S 1 W O095265 65 Tie Rod 2 W O095276 66 Side Cover R S 1 M O095901 67 Compression Spring 1 M S031050 68 Main D...

Page 11: ...ne 15 ON OFF Switch Speed Cont 220v 1 M O095207 45 Motor 220v 50Hz 1 M S021050 71 R S Frame 1 W O095326 123 2 0 Amp Circuit Breaker 1 M S045195 124 Cord 220v 50Hz 1 M S037286 125 EMI Noise Filter 1 M S045193 Not Illustrated 8 32x3 16 Rd Hd Phillips 3 M S001128 1 4 20x2 Carriage Bolt 1 M S006015 1 4x1 2x1 16 Flat Washer 1 M S008008 3 8x1 1 2x1 16 Flat Washer 1 M S008044 8 ID Internal Lock Washer 1 ...

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Page 14: ...r uses 2 springs part number M S031059 Often requested part numbers Feed Roller Rubber Red W O008015 Retarder Rubber Roller w Arbor WRA003116 Roller Cleaner and Rejuvenator 200 Static Spray 300 Rubber Guide Roller on Accessory Shaft M O003080 Speed Control WRA095500 Circuit Breaker M S045194 3 Tooth Perf WRA03085C 14 Tooth Perf W A03085D 1 Roller WRA003015 Roller bearings 1 M S013009 Non operator ...

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Page 16: ...251 Wedcor Avenue Wabash IN 46992 Phone 260 563 0641 Fax 260 563 4575 Website www martinyale com Email info martinyale com M S027501 Rev 1 1 28 03 ...

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