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II. Manual Mode
The Manual Mode of the machine is mostly used for diagnostic purposes and for testing of the gravity
table before it leaves the factory. The Manual Mode allows the user to start one part of the machine
at a time. This can be very useful if a part of the machine faulted while running in Automatic Mode,
or if there is a strange sound or other issue that only affects one part of the machine. The
Maintenance screen also shows how many hours are on the machine and bearing greasing intervals.
In order to work in Manual Mode, the user will need to stop the machine if in Automatic Mode, go to
the Main Screen and set the Machine to Manual Mode. The Main Screen should look like Figure 50 for
operating in Manual Mode.
Figure 50: Main Screen in Manual Mode
From the Main Screen, press the Maintenance button. This will take you to the Maintenance Screen
as shown in Figure 24 if the Machine is not faulted.
Figure 51: Maintenance screen when not faulted.
I. Maintenance Screen
The first thing to notice is that the Maintenance Screen is a diagnosis Screen. In the upper left of the
screen, below the Oliver Logo, there is a current Status for the Fans and the Deck. When the
machine is not in a faulted state, the screen will show a status of ok as shown in Figure 51. If the