Anderson IFX720, Руководство оператора

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Anderson Group Round Bale Wrapper IFX720 – Operator's Guide 22
NOTE: If needed, you can interrupt the wrapping
process to make adjustments (see chapter
5 (Common adjustments)) or change the
direction of the wrapper (see section 4.7)
to avoid obstacles and align the bale tube.
4.6 Wrapping a bale with only one roll of
plastic film
NOTE: Even if both plastic film rolls were installed
at the same time and have the same length
of plastic, one roll can sometimes run out
before the other. You can replace the rolls
or finish wrapping the bale with a single
roll of plastic film.
To finish wrapping with only one roll of plastic:
1. If your wrapper has a plastic watch, deactivate it
by placing it in the OFF position (see section
9.2).
Figure 19 — Deactivating the Plastic Watch
2. Increase the speed of the hoop. For example, if
the hoop speed controller is set to 8 , increase it
to the maximum speed ( 10 ). The wrapper will
use twice as much plastic film from one roll to
compensate for the other roll being empty.
3. If the second roll is empty once this bale is
finished, pull on the hydraulic bypass to end the
wrapping cycle (Figure 2).
Since the plastic watch is
deactivated, you have watch for
when the second roll runs out of
film.
OR
If the second roll of plastic is not yet empty, you can place
another bale on the wrapper and wrap it as well. Repeat
with another bale if there is still film on the roll.
NOTE: If you replaced both rolls at the same
time, you should not have to wrap more
than two bales manually.
4. Once the second roll is empty, replace both rolls
of film (see section 3.5) and reactivate the plastic
watch (see section 9.2 ), if your wrapper is
equipped with this option.
4.7 Changing the direction of the bale tube
You can change the direction of the bale tube to avoid
obstacles or make the tube as straight as possible. To do
this, simply move the control lever in the direction (Figure
2) in which you wish the wrapper to move.