Kval 994-X, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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About the Six /Eight Shooter System
KVAL 994-X Operation/Service Manual
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About the Six/Eight Shooter Controls
These controls also apply to the Eight Shooter.
Clear Screws:
If screws get jammed in the
six shooter, press to clear
the line. Pull away from the
machine and press the but-
ton cause air blasts in the
line.
Reset:
Reset raises the Shooter,
putting all the cylinders back
in the Start position.
NOTE: If tilt cylinder is set to
retract too fast, it can cause
the Six Shooter to jump out
of the pocket and bounce
on the top rail
Insert Screw:
When the Shooter is in the
pocket position and the
operator has inserted a
hinge into the screw
receiver block hinge holder
you are now ready to insert
screws.
Load / Unload:
If equipped with quick dump
hopper (OPTION Z), this but-
ton would be used to operate
this option.
Unclamp:
Allows the operator a choice
to release the door either from
a foot pedal or a Shooter
mounted mushroom button.
Start Sequence:
The start sequence drops the
Six-Shooter into the pocket
while starting motor for
hydraulics. It also drops the
screws down aided with air
injection (if equipped) to
speed the screw feed process
Hopper Slide Valve:
The hopper slide valve provides the operator a remote air shut-off that controls air flow to the screw
hopper to aid in un-jamming debris in the screw drop zone.
Safety Insert Screw Slide Valve:
The insert screw slide valve provides the operator a remote air shut-off to prevent the Shooter head
from moving in when performing maintenance on the screw driver assembly. It also is a good practice
to shut slide valve OFF when not in use.
Screw Driver in close trap
This allows the Shooter to hold the Apex bits in close to the screw receiver tubes. This prevents the
screws from bouncing out during the screw application. It is also helpful when replacing bits or doing
maintenance on 3-degree bevel front section. Just plunge the head and flip the trap out of position.
This will allow the head to retract to the back position.
FIGURE 2- 12.
Identify Controls on the Six/Eight Shooter