Brunswick StringPin, Руководство по обслуживанию

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Section 6: Troubleshooting
6. The Pinsetter Respots One or More of the Fallen Pins. Scorer Scores Correctly.
1. Check to see that the solenoid that locks knocked over pins in the up position is functioning.
2. Check to make sure all pins are properly routed and free to move.
7. The Brake in the PMI Does Not Release To Allow the Pin(s) To Lower To the Pindeck.
1. Verify That After First Ball, The Pin Has a Gap of Approximately 80 mm From the Centering
Cone. (See String Brake Adjustment.)
2. Open the string break manually and adjust the string tension (increase the length of the string).
3. Make sure the string of the affected pin moves freely.
4. Make sure that the string brake solenoid is not constantly actuated.
8. A Machine is Malfunctioning But You Cannot Isolate the Problem
1. To determine if the problem is in the electrical box or with the machine, exchange the electrical
slide out tray with those of a pair that are working properly. Do not swap the entire controller.
2. If the problem follows the electrical boxes, exchange the control unit boxes. This should allow
you to determine which of the boxes is causing the problem.
9. Pins Fall When Being Spotted
1. Verify nothing is on the pin deck interfering with pin spotting.
2. Check the bottom of the pin for damage.
3. Check the location of the pin centering rings.
10. Pins Are Not Respotted Accurately
1. Check to see that the strings of the pin or pins being spotted are properly tensioned.
2. Check the location of the pin centering rings.
11. The Pinsetter Shows a Home Switch
1. Check to see that the main switch is in the ON position.
2. Make sure the pinsetter motor power cord is properly installed.
3. Check to ensure that the circuit breaker for the incoming power is not tripped or turned off.