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ITEM NO.

PART NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

QTY.

1

80-EH055

BAR, LOWER PINCH WHEEL 

MOUNT

1

2

80-EH062

BAR, UPPER PINCH WHEEL 

MOUNT

1

3

80-EH054

BRACKET, PINCH WHEEL 

ADJUSTMENT

1

4

70-07709

SPRING, FILM CLAMP, HEAVY

1

5

50-00502

ROLLER, FILM MISER

2

6

80-EH063

ANGLE, FILM MISER MOUNTING 

1

7

80-EH064

BRACKET, FILM MISER 

MOUNTING

1

4

2

5

7

6

3

1

5

Summary of Contents for 2219 Series

Page 1: ...if it is determined by Texwrap that the equipment is misused abused or neglected in any way the equipment is altered or modified without prior written approval from Texwrap Texwrap does not warrant that the equipment conforms to any insurance regulation electrical or safety code with the exception of panels containing UL stickers which meet UL codes The purchaser assumes liability for compliance w...

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Page 3: ...ures including the basic installation of this equipment The TEXWRAP model 2219 is a horizontal form fill and seal The L Sealer seal head is pneumatically operated with all other functions performed with VFD AC motors All moving parts have been covered with safety interlocked guards so as to keep the user safe NOTE If your machine is the Enhanced Version all time based screens will show distance ba...

Page 4: ...ot lit troubleshoot E stop circuit 4 Turn on cross seal and side seal heaters 5 Load film through the machine using the film thread diagram and following pictures 6 Slide infeed conveyor inverter heads to accommodate product width plus 1 5x product height Unlock slider with handle under deck 7 Raise or lower inverting heads to accommodate product height plus 1 4in 8 Adjust sealing mechanism height...

Page 5: ... inverter point follow thread diagram Set tracking roller so that equal tension is applied to top and bottom inverters 2 Thread film over inverting heads note conveyor removed to show process red back with white interior Separate laps of film with anti static tinsel bar 5 ...

Page 6: ...lace film between puller chains to begin scrap tail Use manual jog and seal to create tail Route around rollers and tie onto spooler NOTICE Machine ships with spool assembly removed Use above picture for assembly aid 6 ...

Page 7: ... Hole Skip 21 Hole Punch 22 Front Edge Trip 23 Seal Compensation 24 Multi Pack 25 Closure Conveyor 25 Print Registration 26 Upstream Conveyor 27 Constant Run Conveyor 27 Belt Reversing 28 Pass Thru Mode 28 Service 29 Tune Heater 30 PLC Inputs Outputs 31 Counters 32 Set Time Date View 32 Texwrap 33 Test Mode 33 Program Library 34 Machine Alarms Error Correction 38 Maintenance 39 Conveyor Belt Track...

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Page 9: ...TEXWRAP 2219 OPERATIONS MANUAL 9 ...

Page 10: ...ssing BOTH Manual Seal buttons on the control panel When the door is closed only the touch pad Manual Seal button will be active NOTICE To reset the machine to factory defaults press and hold the Stop and Reset button for 5 seconds Display will acknowledge when procedure is done Door Open Manual Seal Over ride Touch pad Interface Conveyor Speed Control Run Button Stop Button E stop Button Machine ...

Page 11: ... two hand seal buttons Reset Counter Press this button once and the product counter will reset Bag Settings Page 13 User Level Page 14 Heat Settings Page 15 Seal Time Page 15 Program Library Save Set ups Page 34 Change Security Level Product Counter Reset Front Rear Bag Timers Seal Time Manual Jog Press and Hold Manual Seal Press and Hold Access Heater Settings Set ups Library 11 ...

Page 12: ...rn to this screen Home Press to display Menus Press to go back in previous screens Silence Alarms View active and history of alarms Display of temperature settings Display of current security level Products per minute display Product count display 12 ...

Page 13: ...he rear of the package After the product clears the staging eye this counter begins This will be the amount of film pulled after the staging eye is cleared Press the PREV or NEXT button to highlight the setting to change The user may press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER NOTE Since these are time values the bag size will change if th...

Page 14: ...priate code and press ENTER If the correct code is entered one of the above level names will be displayed To log out press the button directly below the Logout label This will automatically put the user level back to Operator To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button directly below the label HOME If the touch pad is in level that does not allow access t...

Page 15: ...e previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the center button directly below the display screen Seal Time Seal Time is the amount of time the seal bar stays in contact with the lower seal pad Press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button d...

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Page 17: ... the item desired press the number on the keypad corresponding to the label To access the next menu press the number 7 on the keypad Pressing the MENU button repeatedly will also scroll through the Menu screens MENU 1 MENU 2 MENU 3 Press the corresponding button to access the desired screen 17 ...

Page 18: ...uct height and speed a low number could allow the product to run into the seal bar To turn this feature off set Front Bag Trim to 100 REAR BAG TRIM In a normal seal cycle the Rear Bag timer must finish before the seal bar is allowed to close Rear Bag Trim uses a number from 0 to 100 to determine when the seal bar should start the closing process even if the Rear bag timer is not done A number of 5...

Page 19: ...uct slightly This will allow the seal bar to cut a clean corner away from the scrap section This works best with heavier products For proper machine operation this number should be kept to a minimum NOTE This timer will add to the Rear Bag setting slightly Press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press t...

Page 20: ...is not made in the time allowed in this screen then the machine will alarm and stop This is so that any break in the scrap stream will not continue for an extended amount of time causing bad packaging and a mess Press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the butto...

Page 21: ... of the film so that the product is treated as a complete unit A good default time is 0 10 seconds Note that this time will add to the over all package size so it should be kept as small as possible Press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button directly be...

Page 22: ...lue or to ENABLE DISABLE a desired setting Press ENTER when done OFFSET TIME is an amount of time to delay the punch so that the user can properly place the punch with the product A zero setting would punch when the seal jaws close OUTPUT TIME is an amount of time to energize the solenoid Enter a small time to have a quick reacting punch To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To re...

Page 23: ...irst turn the feature ON OFF by pressing the RAISE or LOWER button Next adjust the Rear Bag timer to a large enough time to allow the package plus rear bag to enter the seal area To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button directly below the label HOME 23 ...

Page 24: ... seal pad is now warm enough to lessen the seal time Seal Quantity is the number of seals that the user wants to see happen in the Compensation Time Window If the number of seals specified does not happen the compensation will not begin Once both parameters are met the compensation will begin It will lessen the seal time by the amount specified in the next screen Quick Seal Press the PREV UP or NE...

Page 25: ... HOME press the button directly below the label HOME Closing Conveyor This feature is to help transfer products less than 4 inches in length between the infeed and outfeed conveyor If equipped this will move the nose of the outfeed conveyor in and out to close the gap between the outfeed and the infeed conveyor extending to transfer then retracting for the seal cycle Turn the feature ON OFF by pre...

Page 26: ...t the value or to ENABLE DISABLE a desired setting Press ENTER when done OFFSET TIME is an amount of time the machine will advance the film after the film sensor has detected a register mark This is so the user can properly place the product with the printing on the film A zero setting would stop the film pull at the register mark To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HO...

Page 27: ...below the label HOME You may also press the button directly under the label HELP to see on screen instructions Constant Run Conveyor The purpose of this feature is to increase product output when upstream product gaps are large With this feature enabled the infeed conveyor will continue to run while the seal bar is closed and sealing If the upstream gaps are not big enough the spacing will quickly...

Page 28: ...ilm prior to the seal bars closing Pass Through Mode Turn the feature ON OFF by pressing the RAISE or LOWER button This turns all machine functions off except the conveyors turning the machine into one conveyor so that the line configuration does not have to change for differing production needs 28 ...

Page 29: ...Service Press the corresponding number to access the desired screen 29 ...

Page 30: ...ing Nothing else is needed the tuning will stop automatically when it is finished The heaters need to be tuned only if a heater element or thermocouple has been changed However it will not hurt anything if it is done without any change No further adjustments are needed until a heater element or a thermocouple is changed again 30 ...

Page 31: ...eshooting the 2219 has a list of the inputs and outputs It will display which ones are on and off If the input or output seems to not be showing properly there may be a communication lag Check PLC lights as these will always be correct 31 ...

Page 32: ...was pressed Set Time Date and View Press the PREV UP or NEXT DOWN button to highlight the setting to change The user may press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button directly below the label HOME 32 ...

Page 33: ...UP or NEXT DOWN button to highlight the setting to change The user may press the RAISE or LOWER button to adjust the value or type in a desired setting When done press ENTER To return to the previous screen press the EXIT button To return HOME press the button directly below the label HOME 33 ...

Page 34: ...characters to use for your description The name cannot contain spaces use a dash or period if a space is necessary When you load a program in the Machine it will load the Electronic setting only The mechanical adjustments Film roll locations must still be done by the operator The number of programs you can enter is almost unlimited each file is roughly 1KB and the standard flash card size is 16MB ...

Page 35: ...ave NOTE a name must be entered limited to 8 characters no spaces and the file name must be different than one already in the library When the save process is complete the Please Wait screen will disappear If the setup is to replace a currently saved file use the up down arrows to scroll to the desired name and press Save The following confirmation screens will show for the save process 35 ...

Page 36: ...ber 2 is pressed the Load Existing File screen will appear On this screen press the up down arrows to scroll to the desired file to load and press the button under the LOAD label Step 3 After confirming the action the loading process screen shows The Please Wait screen will disappear when load is complete 36 ...

Page 37: ...ep 2 If number 3 is pressed the Delete Saved Files screen will appear On this screen press the up down arrows to scroll to the desired file to delete and press the button under the DELETE label NOTE the Master file cannot be deleted Step 3 After confirming the action the file will be deleted 37 ...

Page 38: ... while trying to run Check wiring to input 6 Scrap Winder Scrap tail has broken Increase scrap timer value if scrap is not broken Check function of dancer arm switch input 9 Film Clamp The jaws have closed on an object before over ride prox is made Check that the 4 safety switches are held closed by the trip dog Adjust safety over ride prox down to pick up seal bar sooner Check wiring to input 8 J...

Page 39: ...3 Clean air filtration unit empty of moisture Monthly 1 Check all chain drives for proper tension and lubricate 2 Wipe down machine completely 3 Take out electrical cabinet air cleaners and wash More often as needed 4 Go over any film to metal contact surface with 400 grit sandpaper smooth looking surfaces cause high drag on the film 5 Grease all bearings that have grease fittings If it is noticed...

Page 40: ...r the belt to settle as conveyor runs full speed The key is to make small moves so tracking does not get out of hand If the belt does not track with the above procedure or if any work has been done in which the conveyor side plates have been removed do the following Firstly remove the slack in the belt with equal turns to both adjusting screws Slack has been removed when belt does not slip over dr...

Page 41: ...ealer machine is shipped with a Safety Tester Part 80 SAFETYTEST this is used to properly set up and test the film clamps The film clamps should always be tested before the machine is to be operated THIS INCLUDES NEW EQUIPMENT JUST ARIVING FROM TEXWRAP Shipping vibration could affect the settings Safety Tester 80 SAFETYTEST Illustration 1 Illustration 2 Illustration 3 Testing Procedure 1 With the ...

Page 42: ...f the jaws do not instantly open then the film clamps are not set properly and need to be adjusted until the seal head instantly retracts This protects the operator and the product Repeat this procedure on the side seal jaw see illustration 3 Illustration 4 Illustration 5 3 With the tester removed simulate a manual seal If the seal head closes and stays closed for the designated seal time see illu...

Page 43: ... there is approximately 1 16th of an inch between the prox and the bottom jaw rail see illustration 7 Illustration 6 Illustration 7 Step 4 Loosen the bolts on the seal bar position prox bracket see illustration 7 and pull the bracket up 1 past were the indicator light goes off Step 5 With the film clamps still resting on the seal pad lower the prox bracket until the prox indicator light comes on S...

Page 44: ...TO AVOID INJURY DO NOT HOLD THE TESTER IN PLACE WITH YOUR HANDS OR FINGERS DURING THE SEAL CYCLE When the machine attempts to cycle the seal head should instantly open upon striking the safety tester and the machine should go into an e stop mode If the jaws do not instantly open then the film clamps are not set properly and need to be adjusted until the seal head instantly retracts One or more of ...

Page 45: ...793 HANDLE 2 10 20 02639 REDLION TOUCH SCREEN 1 11 20 02415 ESTOP HIGHLIGHT RING 1 12 75 E010G SWITCH AUTO ON OFF GREEN 2 13 80 ES109 ARM CONTROL PANEL 2219 1 14 75 ES108 FRICTION SPACER UHMW 2 15 80 ES110 PLATE PANEL MOUNT 1 16 70 07935 SPRING WAVE DISK 2 057 ID 1 17 40 04331 CLLR SET 1 938 B 2 PC BO 1 18 70 07984 250 SHOULDER BOLT 5 16 OD X 1 2 1 19 80 ES183 ASSY CONTROL ARM SWIVEL 1 9 OD TUBE 1...

Page 46: ... 8 20 02246 RESTRAINT 1 1 9 20 20058 12 HANDLE DISCONNECT 1 10 80 EES060 PRINT POCKET 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 ES071B ENCLOSURE ELECTRICAL 1 2 70 07760 HINGE 2 3 80 ES085 A DOOR ELECTRICAL 1 4 80 ES077A PLATE STIFFENER 1 5 70 07761 LATCH 146 ENCLOSURES 2 6 20 00290A NAME PLATE POWER OUTPUT 1 7 20 02354 CORD RESTRAINT 1 25 ALUMINUM 2 8 20 02246 RESTRAINT 1 1 9 20 20058 12 HANDLE D...

Page 47: ...0 DISCONNECT 30 Amp 1 31 20 20059 210 SHAFT EXTENSION 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 ES073 B SUB PANEL 2219 AC STYLE 1 2 20 02033 GROUND LUG ALUMINUM 1 3 20 02086 FUSE 3A 600V ATDR 1 4 20 02156UL POWER SUPPLY 24VDC 1 5 20 02166 SOCKET RELAY 4PDT 1 6 20 02164 RELAY 4PDT 1 7 20 02184 RELAY SOLID STATE 24VDC 10A 2 8 20 02277 CONTROL TEMPERATURE MODULE 1 9 20 02487 CIRCUIT BREAKER 2 POLE 3...

Page 48: ...4010 BEARING SLIDER 4 14 80 IC031C ROLLER IDLER STRAIGHT W BEARINGS 3 15 40 00425 1 2 THRUST WASHER 6 16 80 OC034C CONVEYOR FOOT 2 17 SLIDING DECK SEE PAGE 2 1 18 80 IC017G A ADJUSTING BLOCK 2 19 50 05612 1 4 28 X 3 SHCS 2 20 80 OC054 NOSE BAR OUTFEED CONVEYOR 1 21 60 00637 AIR CYLINDER BRACKET 2 22 60 00610 1 4 HOSE 1 8 NPT FLOW CONTROL 2 23 80 CC025G PISTON BRACKET 1 24 80 IC050A AXLE DRIVE 1 25...

Page 49: ...OWNED W BRGS 1 4 80 IC036 CROWNED IDLER ROLLER 1 5 40 00463 THRUST BEARING 2 6 40 04010 BEARING LINEAR SLIDE 2 7 80 IC027GA IDLER AXLE 1 8 40 00425 1 2 THRUST WASHER 2 9 80 CC029C A SLIDING SIDE PLATE 1 10 80 CC003C A SLIDING SIDE PLATE 1 11 80 CC002C A DECK SLIDING 1 12 80 CC031C GUIDE 1 13 80 CC023A A CROSS BAR B 1 14 80 CC022A A CROSS BAR A 1 ...

Page 50: ... FA001G PLATE PHOTO EYE 4 22 80 FA039C STOP BRACKET 1 23 80 FA042C SLIDE SHAFT 1 24 20 02109 PHOTO EYE DETECTOR RECIEVER 2 25 20 02108 PHOTO EYE EMITTER 2 26 80 FA026C A JOINT BAR 1 27 80 FA088 WELDMENT FILM LIFTING BAR 1 28 80 FA022A PLATE FA ADJ MOUNTING 1 29 80 FA016A SHAFT 2 30 40 00400 BEARING 1 2 PEER FLANGED 2 31 80 FA019A PLATE ADJUSTING 1 32 80 FA004G SCREW SHAFT REAR 1 33 80 FA005G SCREW...

Page 51: ...36 35 9 32 7 11 38 31 24 5 28 19 19 23 16 25 17 23 16 41 42 15 18 20 41 42 10 39 40 23 37 33 22 10 1 22 8 2 6 25 2 43 12 23 12 44 4 19 19 29 3 13 14 3 26 26 30 45 27 36 21 34 ...

Page 52: ... FS004 LONG ROLLER FILM CRADLE 2 44 80 FS017G FILM SEPERATOR BAR 1 45 FILM REGISTRATION SEE PAGE 6 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 FS087 FILM STAND FRAME 1 2 40 00400 BEARING 1 2 PEER FLANGED 4 3 40 00401 5 8 FLANGED BEARING 2 4 80 FS008G ROLLER STOPPER SHAFT 1 5 20 02311AC MOTOR AC 1 6 80 FS005G SHAFT FOR PIN PERFS IDLERS 1 7 80 FS088 COVER EXIT END 1 8 80 FS090 COVER ENTRANCE END 1 9 ...

Page 53: ...DLER W BRGS 2 4 75 FS059G PIN PERF RING 3 5 40 04032 CLLR SET 1 000 B 1 PC SPLT AL 2 6 80 07781 104 BRUSH PERF BACKUP 1 7 80 FS005G SHAFT FOR PIN PERFS IDLERS 2 8 40 00423 CLLR SET 0 250 B 1 PC 8 9 40 00437 BUSHING FILM PERF 6 10 70 00750 O RING FOR FILM STAND 6 8 8 8 1 8 5 8 8 7 7 3 3 6 4 10 10 9 4 9 4 5 8 2 8 ...

Page 54: ...RIPTION QTY 1 80 FS079 BRACKET FILM SEPERATOR LEFT 1 2 80 FS063G FILM SEPERATOR SHAFT 1 3 30 00302 KNOB 10 24 MALE 1 4 80 FS080 BRACKET 1 5 80 00702 ROLLER IDLER W BRGS 1 6 80 FS005G SHAFT FOR PIN PERFS IDLERS 1 7 40 00423 CLLR SET 0 250 B 1 PC 4 ...

Page 55: ...RE ROLLER SLIDE 2 6 70 07777 SPRING COMPRESSION 2 7 30 00300 HANDLE FOR FILM STAND LEVER 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 FS082 PRESSURE ROLLER PIVOT AXLE 1 2 80 MPU077 ROLLER DRIVE PRESSURE ASSY 1 3 80 MPU075 PRESSURE ROLLER AXLE 1 4 80 MPUR015 PRESSURE ROLLER ARM 2 5 80 MPUR012 ROD PRESSURE ROLLER SLIDE 2 6 70 07777 SPRING COMPRESSION 2 7 30 00300 HANDLE FOR FILM STAND LEVER 1 5 6 4 6 ...

Page 56: ... 3 2 5 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 FF117 1 SENSOR BRKT 1 2 80 FF116 1 BRACKET ARM SENSOR MOUNT 1 3 80 ACC07 1 PLATE NUT CLAMP 1 4 30 00301 KNOB 1 4 20 MALE 1 5 20 02584 SENSOR FILM REGISTER 1 ...

Page 57: ... 75 GS030A REAR COVER MACHINE AC 1 3 70 07760 HINGE 2 4 75 GS003C SEAL HEAD DOOR 1 5 70 07793 HANDLE 1 6 80 GS019C A GUARD 1 7 20 02306 SWITCH LEFT SAFETY INTERLOCK 1 8 80 GS028 BRKT SWITCH MOUNT 1 9 70 07700 LATCH GRAB 1 10 80 GS048 NUT PLATE SAFETY SWITCH LATCH 1 11 20 02306 KEY SWITCH KEY INTERLOCK 1 ...

Page 58: ...ECK 2219LH 1 14 80 IC017G ADJUSTING BLOCK 2 15 80 IC028A AXLE TRACKING ROLLER 1 16 50 00508 A BELT INFEED CONVEYOR 2219 89 x 15 W 1 17 40 00401 5 8 FLANGED BEARING 2 18 40 00425 1 2 THRUST WASHER 8 19 80 IC033C ROLLER IDLER CROWNED W BRGS 2 20 80 IC024 MOTOR MOUNT PLATE 1 21 20 02311AC MOTOR AC 1 22 10 00137 SPKT CHN 35B20 0 625 B KSS 1 23 10 01135 SPKT CHN 35B17 0 750 B KSS 1 24 75 IC032GA A ROLL...

Page 59: ...cess the parts breakdown of a machine section click on that section Control Panel Film Unwind Infeed Conveyor www texwrap com Parts Service Welcome Screen Operations Wiring Schematic Machine Specs Film Inverter Spare Parts List Electrical Enclosure Main Frame Seal Head Assembly Guarding Scrap Winder Exit Conveyor ...

Page 60: ... Title INDUSTRIAL PACKAGING THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THIS DRAWING IS THE SOLE PROPERTY OF STORK TEXWRAP MS 1 4 C F M 80 P S I AIR REQUIREMENTS 240 VAC 1 PHASE 50 60 HZ 22 AMPS POWER REQUIREMENTS TEXWRAP MODEL T2219 L SEALER WRAPPER LFS28AC FILM STAND T2219 FLOW 37 5 8 58 1 4 15 3 4 77 1 2 ALLOW 26 CLEARANCE DOOR SWING 70 7 8 34 1 2 ADJUSTABLE UP 2 EQUIPMENT MANUAL STORK Texwrap Inc 525 Vossbri...

Page 61: ... 8 16 THREADS 1 14 20 02844 ENCODER 5 16 BORE 1 15 80 ACC387 BRACKET 2219 MPFC 2 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 MF050 E MAIN FRAME INFEED CONVEYOR 1 2 70 00722 CASTER L SEALER 2218 3022 4 3 40 00409 BRG SLIDE ASSY 1 PAD 300mm SS 4 4 40 00401 5 8 FLANGED BEARING 1 5 40 00427 BRG SLIDE ASSY 2 PAD 700MM THK 2 6 80 MF014G LEVELING FEET 4 7 60 06724 VALVE AIR ASSEMBLED WITH FITTINGS 1 8 80 MF...

Page 62: ...CARRIAGE 1 19 60 06719 VALVE ASSEMBLY 1 20 80 CA303A HANDLE COLLAPSABLE 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 21 80 CA047C CHAIN TENSIONER 1 22 80 SW017G SWING ARM ROLLER 1 23 80 SW027G WEIGHTS 3 24 80 SW018G SHAFT ROLLER 1 25 40 00418 CLLR SET 0 625 B 1 PC ZP 3 26 10 01131 SPKT CHN 35BB20H 0 625 B KSS 1 27 80 ST012 A TAKE UP SPOOL 1 28 70 07710 SPOOL SHEILD OUTER PLEXIGLASS 1 29 30 00314 HANDLE F...

Page 63: ...22 22 10 19 19 25 35 14 1 23 24 9 26 18 22 36 11 16 17 3 2 25 32 33 34 33 13 5 7 15 21 28 29 30 27 31 12 20 8 4 ...

Page 64: ...1 16 80 CA092 LOWER JAW OPEN WEIGHT 1 17 80 CA093 WEIGHT MOUNT PLATE 2 18 80 CA003C E CARRAIGE FRAME AC 1 19 40 00404 BRG CRRG BLT LGHT DTY 2 20 80 CA010C C REAR SPACER 1 21 80 CA007C C FRONT SPACER 1 22 40 00409 THK FB3590RUU300L 4 23 80 CA062C A PROX BRACKET 1 24 20 02155 PROXIMITY SWITCH 1 25 80 CA032B NUT PLATE 2 26 60 00603 EYE BRACKET REAR OF CYLINDER 1 27 80 SP073C SCRAP PULLER CHAIN COVER ...

Page 65: ...0 SH024G BEARING SPACER 2 14 80 SH004G UPPER HEATER HINGE REAR 1 15 80 SH026G UPPER HEATER HINGE FRONT 1 16 80 SH016G TRIP DOG 4 17 20 02083 COVER MICROSWITCH 90 Deg 4 18 20 00203 SWITCH ROLLER 4 19 80 SH014C SPACER FILM CLAMP 4 20 80 SH203 A SEAL BAR REYNOLDS 2219 SIDE 1 21 80 SH039C HEATER STUD 7 22 20 02312 HEAT ELEMENT CROSS 2202 1 23 80 SH200 A SEAL BAR REYNOLDS 2219 CROSS 1 24 20 02357 HEAT ...

Page 66: ... 80 SH071C HINGE ASSY BOTTOM REAR 1 8 80 SH034G CUSHION STUD 5 9 80 SH031C A CUSHION TRAY 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 SH029C A CUSHION FRAME 1 2 50 05041 PAD SILICON RUBBER 1 3 50 05043 PAD SILICON RUBBER 1 4 80 SH038G LOWER HEATER HINGE FRONT 1 5 70 00706 SPRING CUSHION 5 6 70 00707 BUSHING BRASS SPRING SLEEVE 5 7 80 SH071C HINGE ASSY BOTTOM REAR 1 8 80 SH034G CUSHION STUD 5 9 80 S...

Page 67: ... REMOVER BASE 1 13 80 SP082C TAIL REMOVE FIN 1 14 30 00301 KNOB 1 4 20 MALE 1 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 SP067C A CHAIN DRIVE SHAFT 2 2 10 01103 SPROCKET 15T WITH 1 2 BORE 2 3 40 00400 BEARING 1 2 PEER FLANGED 4 4 10 01104 SPKT CHN 35B17 0 500 B KSS 2 5 80 SP062C A SCRAP PULLER SPACER LONG 2 6 75 SP060G CHAIN GUIDE 2 7 80 SP061C A SCRAP PULLER SPACER SHORT 2 8 80 SP014D SWING ARM 1 9...

Page 68: ...3 1 2 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 CA008A ACTUATING ROD UPPER 1 2 40 00406 ROD END R H THREAD 1 3 40 00405 BRG ROD END LH 0 44 B 1 ...

Page 69: ...ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 CA009A ACTUATING ROD LOWER 1 2 40 00406 ROD END R H THREAD 1 3 40 00405 BRG ROD END LH 0 44 B 1 1 3 2 ...

Page 70: ...3 ITEM NO PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QTY 1 80 CA023C CRANK LEVER 2219 BUSHING 1 2 80 CA022C B ACTUATING SHAFT 1 3 80 CA019C REAR ACTUATING LEVER 1 4 80 CA026A REAR ACTUATING LEVER 1 5 10 00103 BUSHING POWER LOCK 1 ...

Page 71: ... WHEEL MOUNT 1 2 80 EH062 BAR UPPER PINCH WHEEL MOUNT 1 3 80 EH054 BRACKET PINCH WHEEL ADJUSTMENT 1 4 70 07709 SPRING FILM CLAMP HEAVY 1 5 50 00502 ROLLER FILM MISER 2 6 80 EH063 ANGLE FILM MISER MOUNTING 1 7 80 EH064 BRACKET FILM MISER MOUNTING 1 4 2 5 7 6 3 1 5 ...

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