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Workhorse Freedom 6/8, Owner'S Manual

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WARNING!                                                                                                             

RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK! Turn ALL power to unit OFF before service

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All service should be done by or under the supervision of a trained technician

 

Summary of Contents for Freedom 6/8

Page 1: ...PN 67 1500 REV A 4 12...

Page 2: ...due to improper handling during shipping Report any damage to the carrier at once as well as Workhorse Products at 800 778 8779 Inspect the crate contents IMMEDIATELY while the carrier is still there...

Page 3: ...6 8 10 5 3 2m 7 5hp 22cfm 7 6bar 623 l m 110V 50 60Hz 10 Accessory Foot Print Watts Volts Amps Phase FlashBack 16 2 extends from press 4200W 220V 20 Single FlashBack 20 2 extends from press 5500W 220V...

Page 4: ...allow children near this equipment at anytime Do not allow this equipment to operate while unattended Disconnect the power source when crawling under the Safety Cable or the extended circumference of...

Page 5: ...ape the underside of the screen to protect from the sharp pallet edge Taping the inside of the screen in the squeegee path may damage your squeegee edge It is necessary that you pre register your scre...

Page 6: ...cut power to all systems Note It is very important that the table be in alignment before reenergizing the emergency stop 4 In Position Indicator Before the press can begin any cycle or command the pr...

Page 7: ...ire duration the press is on 13 Main Power Switch On Position 110 Volt is supplied to the DC converter computer and main air valve supplying air to the system Off Position Power is cut to main control...

Page 8: ...the right will cause the image to move down on the shirt MICRO LOCKING HANDLES These Handles must be loosened to the Micro Screens Loosen these Handles only enough to allow Micro adjustment Excessive...

Page 9: ...ICRO REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS AND TIPS All Micros should be centered on grids before set up Rear clamps should be released when adjusting front micros more then 1 2 MICRO Adjustment Procedure 1 Raise...

Page 10: ...10 Insert the squeegee tab into flipper block slot Align the squeegee with flipper block hole and insert retaining pin Questions Give us a call 800 778 8779 workhorseproducts com Visit our website at...

Page 11: ...en Push down on the print until it touches the Pallet The flood blade should now have the 1 2 inch clearance from the blade to the screen Holding the print blade firmly against the pallet synch down t...

Page 12: ...the 9 16th nut on bottom side of the pallet aluminum base to raise the pallet if you need to loosen the uppermost nuts on the Pallet Leveling Bolt even more do so To lower the pallet use the same nut...

Page 13: ...dexes the shock should be adjusted to bring the table to a stop bottoming out all the way without shaking If the shock is to stiff it will not compress enough on impact causing registration problems t...

Page 14: ...14 WARNING RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK Turn ALL power to unit OFF before service All service should be done by or under the supervision of a trained technician...

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Page 17: ...17 Note Diagrams only represent up to a 6 color press for further instructions contact Workhorse Products...

Page 18: ...18 Head Valves Wiring Plumbing...

Page 19: ...19 Screen Clamp Plumbing...

Page 20: ...20 Flip Cylinder and Valve Plumbing...

Page 21: ...the future Failure of the printer due to moisture in the air supply is not covered by the manufactures warranty NOTE Water is your pneumatic system s worst enemy You must always ensure that the air b...

Page 22: ...ht by Buyer more than one 1 year after the cause of action has occurred Our warranty as specified is exclusive and no other warranty whether written or oral is expressed or implied Workhorse Products...

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