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1808-D
1808S20058 8-3
CUTTER ASSEMBLY
Check the cutter blades for sharpness and damage on a weekly basis. Replace blade(s) if necessary.
The blades are easily replaced. The blades are held in place by two setscrews. Notice that the
setscrews are pressing against a backer strip which in turn presses against the actual blade. The reason
for this is that the blade material is very hard and if the setscrews were to press directly on the blade, the
blade could possibly be cracked. So, it is important that the new blade be placed behind the backer strip
and not next to the setscrews (see photo below). Loosen the two setscrews, remove the old blade, insert
the new blade and tighten setscrews.
Should the cutter get out of time with the tray carriers, it can be re-timed by loosening the two setscrews
in the drive sprocket and turning the cutter in the appropriate direction and tightening the setscrews (see
photo below). The two setscrews are 90 degrees apart. Run the conveyor and stop in a position where
you can get access to the first setscrew and loosen that screw. Then run the conveyor further until you
have access to the second screw and loosen that screw. Now turn the cutter in the appropriate direction
and tighten this screw. Run the conveyor until you have access to the first screw and tighten.
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SETSCREWS
BACKER STRIP
BLADE
DRIVE SPROCKET
1
st
SETSCREW (2nd SETSCREW
IS 90 DEGREES APART)