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Loosen the 8 screws on the motor and operator end of the Y lead screw. Move the
motor end about .005” for every .001” out of square in 6”.
Tighten the 8 screws on each end making sure the dial indicator did not change.
Move the x axis and Y axis about +.010, zero the x and y axis and make another test
cut.
Repeat until square.
Adjust Ballnut backlash:
The X and Y axis ball nuts have an adjustment for back lash. To check for backlash
grasp the axis in question near the ball nut mounts and wiggle back and forth. If there
is backlash, a clunking sound will be heard. Make sure the ball nut mount screws are
tight. The adjust screw is located between the mount screws and uses a 3mm Allen
wrench. Tighten slightly until clunking sound disappears. Traverse the axis end to end
and listen for any unusual sounds or binding. Some areas of the lead screw may be
slightly tighter than others. The ball nut needs to be adjusted for the tightest location.
ADJUST LEAD SCREW BACKLASH:
This adjustment preloads the lead screw bearings.
The Panel Pro 4824a X and Y axis are similar. They use a double bearing at the motor
end and a floating bearing at the knob end. The knob end has two Bellville washers
that the knob tightens against with the screw in the middle of the knob. This eliminates
backlash with constant preload on the bearings. The pointed end of the Bellville
washers should oppose each other, one end pointed to the flange bearing, and the
other to the knob.
Hold the lead screw (on the screw part, not the smooth machined part) with pliers near
nut end. Remove the 6mm screw (5mm allen) and remove the old locktite.
Tighten the 6mm screw in the center of the knurled nut against the Bellville washers
until backlash is eliminated plus ½ turn. Proper torque will allow enough preload to turn
the lead screw and motor (power off) with the knob. If it is too loose, the knob will not