QubicaAMF Options Ball Return, Инструкция по установке, эксплуатации, обслуживанию и каталог запасных частей

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PERATION
Options Ball Return Installation Manual – 612-860-010
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Rev. Date 10/07
To silence the audible alarm, SIMULTANEOUSLY press all three push buttons on the
end of the ball rack. The Ball Lift will beep at 30-second intervals as a reminder that the
Ball Lift is not in the NORMAL Mode.
To return the Ball Lift to normal operation, verify that the outlet opening has been
cleared, reset the V-wheel guard, and then SIMULTANEOUSLY press both of the 10
th
frame push buttons.
Table 1 , Ball Lift Operation
Push Button Designation
ODD Lane’s 10
th
Frame Button = 1
Mechanic Call Button = 2
EVEN Lane’s 10
th
Frame Button = 3
*Push buttons must be pressed simultaneously;
otherwise, the normal function of the button will
be executed.
Mode To Initiate Audible Warning To Return to Normal Operation
Normal Startup Default 3 one-second beeps N/A
Forced-ON Press 1 & 2* 1 one-second beep plus
beep every 30 seconds Press 1 & 3*
Forced-OFF Press 2 & 3* beep every 30 seconds Press 1 & 3*
Emergency Actuate Safety
Interlock Switch continual beeping or 1
beep every 30 seconds
when silenced To Silence Alarm: Press 1, 2, & 3*
To Return to Normal: Press 1 & 3*
O
THER FEATURES
The ball rack is designed to stagger the balls as they return, first to the left, or odd, lane
and then to the right, or even, lane. This arrangement allows more bowling balls to be
accommodated on the rack when compared to a single, straight-line design while still
allowing easy access from either side of the rack. This is accomplished by having the
ball exit the Ball Lift on the center two rails of the ball rack and then deflecting the ball to
the left set of rails when it touches the semicircular deflector that is molded into the
blower housing at the end of the rack. Subsequent balls are deflected to the opposite
side of the rack when they contact an existing ball since contact is made “off center” due
to the position of the existing ball.
The rails have a slight downward slope to help
maintain the momentum of the ball and assure adequate deflection energy. There are
storage racks below the main ball rack for the storage of additional bowling balls.
There is also a blower built into the end of the ball rack that operates continuously when
the Ball Lift is in operation.