Express Lane Machine Operation, Maintenance, and Parts Manual
400-294-002
Rev. Date 01/07
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General Operation
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PROBLEM SOLUTION
The drive motor continues
to run after the machine
returns to the approach.
1. Ensure that the rear sensor is not dirty or blocked.
2. Test that the sensor is working by passing your hand
back and forth across the sensor path about three
inches away from the sensor. If the indicator light on
the sensor doesn’t blink as it sees/doesn’t see your
hand, replace the sensor.
Refer to the Maintenance section for information about
replacing the sensor and refer to the Parts section for part
numbers.
NOTE
If you have brightly colored gutters, the rear
(approach) sensor may not be detecting the gutter
ramp. Refer to the Maintenance section for
instructions about how to reposition the rear sensor
to accommodate brightly colored gutters.
The machine stops on the
return trip.
This indicates the rear sensor is detecting something in or
near the gutter.
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Remove everything from the gutter.
•
If there are permanent fixtures near the gutter that are
setting off the sensor, refer to the Maintenance section
for instructions about how to reposition the sensor so the
fixture does not trigger it.
The machine hesitates or
stops while traveling down
the lane.
The guide rollers are set at the factory to fit against wood
lanes and QubicaAMF synthetic lanes. Depending on your
lanes, the guide rollers can become too tight and stop the
machine. Complete the steps below FOR ALL SIX GUIDE
ROLLERS to remove the spacer in the guide roller
assembly.
1. With the machine in the
storage
position, remove the
Phillips screw on each end of the guide roller shaft to
release the guide roller assembly. Refer to drawing
294-115-032 (located in the Parts section).
The guide roller assembly configuration is: a spacer, a
spring, and a guide roller.
2. Remove the spacer.
3. Reassemble the guide roller assembly and secure it in
place with the two Phillips screws.
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