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Express Lane Machine Operations, Maintenance, and Parts Manual
A-6 Rev. Date: 01/07 400-294-002
A.3.2 Preparing Custom-Sized Wicking Foams
The wicking foams come in lengths of 48 inches. That means you will have to cut them to
fit the 42-inch width of the oil tank and to create the oiling output pattern you want. The cut
edges must be not be ragged; they must meet without gaps and the tops must be even
across the oil transfer roller. To get the clean cuts needed, we recommend you use a
straight edge and sharp cutting tool, such as a box cutter, to cut the wicking foams.
Before putting the wicking foams into the machine, line them up on a flat surface to ensure
the edges and top meet, and that they total 42 inches across.
When putting the wicking foams in the oil tank tray, start at one side and insert the wicking
foams across to the other side.
A.4 CHANGING THE AMOUNT OF OIL APPLIED TO THE LANE
After completing the two passes with the Express, check to see if the amount of oil the
Express has applied in the oiled area is the amount of oil you want. If you have a lane
reading machine, run a tape at your usual distance and compare your previous results with
the readings you get after running the Express. If you do not have a lane reading machine,
use whatever method you have developed for testing the oil amount in the oiled area and
compare your previous results with the oil amount applied by the Express.
If the amount is more or less than you normally apply, you can change the oiling distance
and the wicking foams.
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If you normally oil more than 24 feet and you tested the oil amount beyond the
24-foot oiled area, change the oiling distance to your normal distance,
recondition the lane, and test the oil amount again.
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If you tested within the 24-foot oiled area and there is too much or not enough oil,
you can either change the wicking foams to ones with lower or higher output, as
needed. For information about the wicking foam oil outputs, refer to the Creating
Oil Output Patterns information in this appendix. For information about changing
the wicking foams, refer to the Maintenance section.
If the amount of oil in the buffed area is different from what you want, there are four things
you can change: the buffing distance, the oiling distance, the amount of oil applied in the
oiled area, and the buffer brush pressure.
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If you normally buff more or less than 15 feet (starting at 24 feet and ending at 39
feet), adjust the buffing distance to your normal distance and check the oil
amount again.