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● After adjustment, place a screw into the end of the rail groove. Tilt the
rail and check that the screw moves smoothly to the stopper position.
(See Picture 12)
● After checking, reverse the procedure for removing the rail to reattach it.
(Fix the screws when the rail makes contact with the machine.)
Note: If the front and rear rail fixing screws are not loosened, the rail can-
not be attached to the correct position.
● Put a screw into the rail groove, just beneath the holding plate, and adjust the holding plate height so that there is an
adequate gap between the holding plate and the rail groove for the screw head. Loosen the holding plate fixing screw
and adjust the gap between the holding plate and rail groove. (See Picture 10) Removing the holding plate before ad-
justment will allow you to easily place screws into the rail groove easily. (See Picture 11) If the gap between the hold-
ing plate and the rail grove is too wide, screws may fall out. If the gap is too small, the screws may not be able to pass
through. Set the gap to between 0.2 to 0.5mm above screw heads. If you are using long screws, adjust the gap so that
it is a little higher.
Note: When using washer head screws, make the gap wider. If the gap between the holding plate and the rail groove is
not wide enough, washers may become stuck between the holding plate and the rail causing the screw flow to stop.
Holding plate
Picture 11
使用ネジ
写真
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１０
押え板
Screw
Picture 10
Holding plate
Screw
Stopper
Picture 12
