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SECTION #6 OPERATION OF THE LABELER CONTINUED:
7) If any adjustments need to made to the Labeler, make the necessary adjustments.
8) The Labeler is now ready for use.
SECTION #7 ADJUSTMENT TO THE SENSITIVITY OF THE STOP SENSOR (A-3):
The Stop Sensor (A-3) used on this machine is designed to read the gap (die cut) between the labels. If the labels
continue to run, it may be necessary to change the sensitivity of the Stop Sensor. Instructions for this are as follows:
The LED signal strength indicator (yellow) lights continuously when there is optimum light reception. If it does not
light, too little light is received: Increase the sensitivity using the “+” key.
Checking object detection:
Place object in light beam; the LED signal strength indicator
(yellow) must switch off. If it remains lit, reduce the
sensitivity on the “–” key until it switches off. The LED
signal strength indicator (yellow) must light again after the
object has been removed. If this is not the case, correct the
sensitivity using the “+” key until the switching threshold is set correctly.
PROBLEM REMEDY
Adjust the label position by using the Start Delay. See
Section #5 an example is as follows:
Adjust the label position by using the Start Delay. See
Section #5 an example is as follows:
Labeler Motor Speed is faster than the conveyor speed.
Adjust the Labeler speed down. See Section #5 and as
an example see the following.
The Label is not consistently placed onto the product.
1) Make sure that the Black Handle between the Press-
ing Rollers is in the closed position. See Section #4.
2) Check that both the Urethane Wiper and the Urethane
above the Dispensing Plate are not causing too much
tension on the label or are not too loose where the
label is not separating properly.
3) The Stop Sensor is not adjusted properly. See Sec-
tion #4
SECTION #8 TROUBLE SHOOTING:
Label is positioned more to the front of
the package than desired.
10
20
Label is positioned more to the back of
the package than desired.
30 20
Label is positioned properly, but it is
folded.
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