
Diagraph - an ITW Company LA/4700 User Manual - Revision B
Troubleshooting
Page 51
Tr
oubleshooting
WIPE SYSTEMS
Problem
Cause
Correction
Unit
will
not
dispense
a
label
when
product
detector
is
triggered
Unit
is
offline
or
has
an
error
condition
Press
run
button
to
place
unit
online,
if
no
errors
exist.
If
errors
exist,
determine
error
type
from
the
display
and
clear
error
condition.
Attempt
to
go
online
by
pressing
the
run
button
(this
will
also
check
for
remaining
errors).
Cabling
problem
Test
product
detection
through
diagnostics
on
page 40
Labels
are
wrinkled
(or
crumpled)
on
the
product
Dispense
speed
too
high
Reduce
Dispense
Speed
(
page 36
)
Peel
blade
angle
is
not
correct
Set
angle
to
product
to
approximately
45
degrees.
Shorter
labels
require
a
steeper
angle
to
the
product
surface.
(
page 26
)
Wipe
‐
on
brush
position
is
too
close
to
peel
edge
For
labels
longer
than
2
inches
(50.8
mm),
move
the
brush
away
from
the
peel
blade
edge
and
angle
to
45
°
Liner
tracking
into
the
inner
or
outer
guide,
web
travel
is
not
straight,
or
excessive
paper
dust
created
Web
guides
not
set
properly
Adjust
inner
guides
away
from
the
baseplate,
starting
with
the
plastic
guides.
Nip
roller
position
not
optimal
For
wider
liner
material,
move
nip
roller
away
from
baseplate.
Nip
roller
should
be
positioned
to
midpoint
of
liner.
Remove
roller
by
removing
outer
snap
ring
and
roller.
Move
inner
snap
ring
to
desired
position
and
re
‐
install
roller
and
outer
ring.
Snorkel
arms
are
bent
If
snorkel
arms
are
damaged
due
to
contact
with
product,
they
should
be
replaced.
Running
with
damaged
arms
increases
drag
on
the
motor,
which
will
eventually
damage
the
motor
and
drive
roller
bearings.
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