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The top lining can now be removed. If this proves diffi cult, tap gently, but fi rmly on both sides
with a hammer. The motion of the hammer will remove trapped dust and shot which may hinder
removal of the linings.
The front and back linings of the blast and reclaim chambers are each secured by four (vive) nuts
on the outside of the chambers. Remove the blast wheel (Refer to “wear & tear on the blast wheel
and shot cage”). Loosen the four (vive) nuts and remove the linings. The installation of the new
linings is the reverse procedure to removing them. The lifetime of the linings should normally be
200 hours. Again, a precise fi gure cannot be given for the same reasons described for the blast
wheel – i.e. depending on the application.
6.5 Wear and tear on the shot stop in the separator
On the inner side of the shot compartment lid in the separator is the shot stop (Appendix diagram
No. 169). This takes away the energy of the high speed rebounding shot, thus preventing the
destruction of the shot compartment. It also prevents the dust collector from sucking shot out of
the machine. The shot stop should be regularly checked. Changing the shot stop is easily done by
removing the three screws on the shot compartment lid.
6.6 Belt drive
The belt drive is made to last at least 500 hours – but only if it is tensioned correctly. To check the
tension remove the belt drive safety cover (Appendix diagram No. 177). It shouldn’t be possible to
move the belt (Appendix diagram No. 97) more than half a cm in each direction half way between
the pulleys. If it is too loose, adjust the tension by loosening the four screws which hold the turbi-
ne motor (Appendix diagram No. 92). On the upper side of the motor fl ange is a nut. Turn this in a
clockwise direction until the tension of the belt is correct. Tighten the four screws of the motor and
tighten the nut.
ATTENTION!
Secure the belt drive safety cover!
6.7 Wear & tear on the back skirt
The back skirt (Appendix diagram No. 195 to 203) on the rear of the blast opening serves to pre-
vent shot from escaping and thereby minimises the loss of shot. If the skir is worn out it must be
replaced. Remove the screws of the bracket which secures the skirt. Remove the worn out parts,
exchange them and replace the skirt to it’s former position.
6.8 Wear and tear on the magnetic frame and the blast opening
Around the magnetic frame are several parts which must be regularly checked. The parts are sub-
ject to wear & tear through action of the shot and through contact with the fl oor. In the front and
side areas are the magnetic frames. These are easily removed. The left and right frames (Appendix
diagram No. 85 and 87) are screwed to the side cover. The front frame (Appendix diagram No.
205) is screwed to a bracket on the reclaim chamber. After removing the magnetic frame, on the
rear side of the opening is another part (Appendix diagram No. 197). The back skirt, mentioned in