Kegel FLEX 17-5701, Руководство оператора

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Fine-Tuning for Stopping the Machine at the End of Lane
It really does not matter which function stops the lane machine, just as long as it stops and
the squeegee completely clears the tail plank. Run machine, if a Flex, press on the TOGGLE
MONITOR SCREEN to see what function stops the machine and the left over values. This
screen comes up automatically at foul line on Walkers.
If the Stop by LDS has zero in the counter, Stop by Sensor will be 1 or 2 depending on the set
value. If a line of cleaner remains on the tailplank, then the machine is not traveling far
enough, and adjustment will need to be made. Check where the cleaner is left and increase
STOP by Sensor by 1 count only. A value of more than 3 maybe two much depending on
machine speed when entering the Pindeck.
If Stop by LDS has several counts left, then it is set too high and an adjustment is needed. A
good starting point for this adjustment would be to reduce the number by how much was
left over in STOP by LDS counter.
Run the machine and watch the average of the two Stop features. It will be common to have
either function stop the machine. Check the Pindeck to make sure the squeegee completely
cleared it.
Using the two functions together will ensure that the lane machine has a back-up system for
stopping in the pit.
On the Walker or Flex, if the LDS wheels start counting late, then the Stop by Sensor will stop
and reverse the Walker before it travels too far forward.
When the Lift Duster is used to raise the cushion roller before reaching the end of the lane,
the Stop By LDS is the only function that will stop the machine.
TECHNICAL NOTE
Machine overview showing maximum distance for Forward Travel.
The drive wheels cover 7-pin & 10-pin spots when squeegee is off the pin deck