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Adjusting the XY Table Level
1.
Loosen the left front (LF), right front (RF) and back right (BR) guide rod mounting
screws.
2.
Move the indicator to the back left (BL) corner mark and verify gauge reading is still zero
3.
Move the indicator over the front left (FL) corner mark.
4.
Set the gauge to zero by turing the outer ring of the gauge.
5.
Position the table level adjustment tool on front left Y guide rod as shown in Figure 5-
363. Note that the adjustment tool prong must rest on the sheet metal shelf. See Figure 5-
363.
Figure 5-363: Y guide rod adjustment location
6.
Using the table leveling adjustment tool, move the rod up until the dial indicator reading
matches the value from the calculator (e.g. 0.014).
7.
While holding the rod in position, tighten the front left (FL) guide rod screw.
8.
Move the dial indicator to the front right (FR) corner mark.
9.
Set the gauge to zero by turing the outer ring of the gauge.
10.
Position the table level adjustment tool on front right Y guide rod. Note that the
adjustment tool prong must rest on the sheet metal shelf.
11.
Using the table leveling adjustment tool move the rod up until the dial indicator reading
matches the value from the calculator (e.g. -0.013).
12.
While holding the rod in position, tighten the front right (FR) guide rod screw.
13.
Move the dial indicator to the back right (BR) corner mark.
14.
Set the gauge to zero by turing the outer ring of the gauge.
15.
Using the table leveling adjustment tool move the rod up until the dial indicator reading
matches the value from the calculator (e.g. -0.001).
16.
While holding the rod in position, tighten the back right (BR) guide rod screw
17.
Recheck the four corners by moving the gauge over the corner marks. The maximum
difference allowed between the highest and lowest readings is 0.003 in.
18.
Repeat the XY leveling process until the measurements are within specification.
Note: The back left (BL) corner does not have an adjustment gap and will not
require adjustment.