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Push the left rocker switch to the “DOWN” position and continue to operate until the right limit switch is contact-

ed by part 111-038-000, Figure 4.  There should be a 1 1/2 inch clearance on the bars as indicated in Figure 1.

Push the right rocker switch to the “IN” position, again observing for smooth line shaft operation.  If no damage

is apparent, continue to operate until the right limit switch is contacted by part 111-036-000, Figure 3.  There

should be a 3/8 inch clearance as indicated in Figure 1.

ADJUSTMENTS in any of the above operations may be made at this time, although it should not be necessary,

as the unit was timed at the factory.

CHAIN ADJUSTMENT:

Remove motor cover and line shaft shields.

MAIN CHAIN DRIVES:

Motor chains should be taut but not tight.  Chain should be able to be depressed 1/4 inch in free area.  To tight-

en chain, loosen the four motor bolts and lift motor to attain desired tension and tighten bolts.

Consult Figures 17 and 18.  Loosen nuts VA and VB.  Insert allen wrench in VC and turn clockwise until prop-

er tension is achieved.  While holding allen wrench securely, tighten nuts VA and VB.

HORIZONTAL CROSS CHAIN DRIVES:

Adjust similar to VERTICAL, except use HA, HB, and HC points, Figures 17 and 18.

If chain to too tight, a crackling noise will develop since the chain will climb on the sprocket teeth.

BAR SUPPORT OUT OF ALIGNMENT:

Should one of the racks 111-024-000, Figures 2 and 21, on the horizontal travel be out of time, it can be indi-

vidually adjusted by raising the bars to the maximum height, removing the screws from part 111-020-000 per-

mitting the square shaft 111-021-000 to be dropped from the rack bracket 111-019-000 thereby disengaging the

gear 111-055-000.  Move the rack so it is equidistant with the other racks from the upright and replace the gear,

shaft and coupling, and screws.

“IN” AND “OUT” ADJUSTMENTS:

Loosen allen screws on acme screw 111-040-000, Figure 3.  Operate “OUT” motor until handrail is a 3/8” posi-

tion, Figure 1.  Center acme screw 111-040-000 between limit switches and rotate until nut 111-036-000 con-

tacts left limit switch.  Tighten allen screws and operate “IN” motor until 4 7/8” position, Figure 2, is reached.

Correct spacing and contact can be made by adjusting fine screw on acme nut 111-036-000.

“UP” AND “DOWN” ADJUSTMENTS:

Loosen allen screws on acme screw, Figure 4.  Operate “DOWN” motor until bars are 1 1/2” position, Figure1.

Center acme screw between limits and rotate until acme nut 111-038-000 contacts right limit switch.  Tighten

allen  screws  and  operate  the  “UP”  motor  until  bars  reach  the  16”  position,  Figure  2.   Adjust  limit  switches

accordingly.

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Страница 2: ...allel bar is not distroted out of align ment 3 Connect power cord to properly grounded 120 Volt AC receptacle conforming to applicable nationally rec ognized electrical codes 4 Power supply cord serves as disconnect device The socket outlet shall be installed near the equipment and shall be easily accessible The device has an appliance inlet with external accessible fuses in the line and neutral T...

Страница 3: ...oth line shafts and tighten the allen screws HANDRAILS Couple the handrail sections by inserting sleeve joints and secure with allen screws Make certain the coun tersunk holes on the rail supports are on one side and mount the handrails with the countersunk holes toward the middle of the parallel bars The reason will become evident as the handrails are fastened to the uprights After installation o...

Страница 4: ...otective earth conductor in the fixed wiring of the insulation in such a way the ACCESSIBLE METAL PARTS cannot become LIVE in the event of a failure of the BASIC INSULATION waRNINgs aND Usage hINTs Please make note of the meaning of the following warnings and usage hints Note indicates usage information that helps the user to use the product correctly and efficiently or to understand the propertie...

Страница 5: ...embly on the parallel bar platforms are shipped in the extreme OUT and DOWN positions Before installing the line shaft shield push the left rocker switch to the UP position while observing the line shaft for any erratic motion If the shaft does not operate smoothly check for damaged parts from shipping and handling If no damage is apparent continue to operate until the left limit switch is contact...

Страница 6: ...HC points Figures 17 and 18 If chain to too tight a crackling noise will develop since the chain will climb on the sprocket teeth BAR SUPPORT OUT OF ALIGNMENT Should one of the racks 111 024 000 Figures 2 and 21 on the horizontal travel be out of time it can be indi vidually adjusted by raising the bars to the maximum height removing the screws from part 111 020 000 per mitting the square shaft 11...

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Страница 8: ...Page 7 COMPLETE STANCHION FIGURES 5 THROUGH 11 ...

Страница 9: ...Page 8 VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL DRIVE MECHANISM FIGURES 12 AND 13 ...

Страница 10: ...Page 9 CHAIN ROUTE FIGURES 14 AND 15 ...

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Страница 13: ...uminum 1 5 8 D Finish Polyurethane Pearl Grey standard Porcelain optional Chrome plated trim Carpet Black non skid type mat 27 W length to fit Accessories Tapered and Non Tapered Extensions and Child s Low Bar Attachment accessories available Electrical 120V Single Phase 60 Hz 6 8 Amps UL Class Classified UL in accordance with 2601 1 with respect to electric shock fire and mechanical hazards only ...

Страница 14: ...0 000 Stub acme limit screw 111 041 000 Rail sleeve tube 111 042 000 Switch standard 111 043 000 Motor housing cover 111 044 000 Line shaft cover 111 045 000 Spacer 111 047 000 Section coupler 111 048 000 Idler assembly 111 049 000 Eccentric chain tighteners 111 050 000 Chain idler bracket 111 051 000 Line shaft 5 8 x 71 3 4 C section 6 111 052 000 Line shaft cover 111 053 000 Flanged nylon bearin...

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