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by
International
Customer Engineering Instruction-Reference 1402
Business
Card Read-Punch
Machines
Corporation
Contents
This
manual,
the
preceding
tions
have transport, CB
instructions
of
belt
This
manual,
and
231-0002-1.
Address
IBM,
Product
Form Form
been
made.
and
brush
replacement
and
Form
comments
Publications
Number
231-0002-1.
Major
timing
adjustments,
and
retiming
231-0002-2
regarding
Department,
231-0002-2,
Many
revisions
procedures,
and a more procedures.
makes
this
publication
is a major
minor
include
the
addition
obsolete
Rochester,
changes
new
complete
Forms
to:
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of
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coverage
231-0002-0
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INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
FUNCTIONAL
OPERATING
FUNCTIONAL
SPECIFICATIONS
READ
FEED.
DRIVE
READ
FILE
HOPPER
MECHANISM.
Speed.
CLUTCH.
Principles Clutch Clutch Clutch Clutch Clutch Clutch FEED. Principles Clutch Clutch Service Joggler
Principles
PRINCIPLES.
LIGHTS
SWITCHES . .
..
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. . .
of
Operation. Adjustments. Timing. Pulley Pulley Drive
Removal.
Drive
Installation.
. . . . . . . . . . . .
of
Operation. Adjustments. Removal.
Checks Adjustments.
AND
PICKER
of
Operation.
AND
CONTROLS
. . .
. . . . . .
Assembly Assembly
. . . .
. . . . . .
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KNIVES
. . . . . . .
Removal Installation.
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.
. . .
.
Adjustments
CARD
CARD
BRUSH
TRANSPORT
SELECTION
TRANSPORT JAM
BAR
STACKERS
PUNCH
FEED
DRIVE
PUNCH
GENEVA
HOPPER
CARD GUIDES
FEED
GUIDES.
Adjustments
LEVERS
Adjustments
ASSEMBLY Adjustments Timing
AND
Principles
Chute
Adjustment
Principles stacker Stacker
..........
MECHANISM
FEED
Principles
Clutch
Clutch Clutch
Principles Adjustments Timing
Principles Adjustments
Adjustments
ROLLS Principles Timing
Adjustments
. . . .
..
...
.
.
.....
STACKERS
MECHANISM
of
Blade
Operation
and
Selector
. . . . . . . . .
ROLL
ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTMENTS
...............
of
Operation.
Joggler
Adjustments
Adjustments
.......
CLUTCH
of
Operation
Adjustments. . ..
Timing. Ratchet
. .
Removal.
.............
of
Operation.
. . . . . . . .
........
AND
PICKER
of
Operation
...........
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AND
ALIGNER
of
Operation.
Check
of
Punch
of
Punch
....
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.
.
.
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...
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.
'
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KNIVES
..
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STATIONS.
Transport.
Transport.
Magnet
....
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1-1 1-1 1-2 1-3 1-3 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-1 2-2 2-4 2-4 2-4 2-4
2-4 2-5
2-5
2-6 2-6 2-7 2-7 2-7 2-7 2-8 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-9 2-10 2-10 2-10 3-1 3-1 3-1
3-1
3-2 3-2 3-2 3-2
3-3
3-3
4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-1 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3
4-4
4-4
4-4
4-4
4-4 4-4
4-4
4-5
.
4-7
ROLL
BRUSH PUNCH
TIMING
DRIVE
PUNCH
PROCEDURES
Drive CR Timer PCCB Idler PACB Second PLCB Punch First
READ
Clutched Read
ELECTRONIC
SOLAR
Introduction
Principles Timing Adjustment Removal
PERMISSIVE
Principles Contact
CIRCUIT
Open
SERVICE
AIDS
Side
Aligner Forward First Fourth Fifth Second
Aligner
Stepped
Upper
Upper
Stepped
OPENING
Principles
ASSEMBLIES
UNIT
......................
Principles Punch
Unit
Punch
Unit
Cam
Follower
Cam
Follower
Cam
Follow Interposer Interposer Magnet Magnet Magnet Magnet Magnet
Bar Bar Unit Unit
Unit Interposer Interposer
Removal Stripper Stripper Latch Punch Punching Punch
Assembly Assembly
Removal.
Removal
Registration.
Unit
BELTS
FEED
INSTALLATION
Main
Drive
Motor
Idler
Belt
Index
Drive
Belt
....................
Drive
Stepped Drive Unit
Stepped
FEED
BELT
Feed
Feed
COMPONENTS
CELL
CB
Procedure
and
MAKE
Replacement
BREAKERS
Strap
.......................
Removal
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Removal
Feed
Roll
Feed
Roll
Feed
Roll
Removal.
Feed
DEVICE
of
Operation.
Roll
..............
................
of
Operation
Removal
.....
Installation
Bearing
Adjustments.
Assembly
Assembly Setup Setup
Assembly Assembly
Timing
Bail
Adjustment
Bail
Removal
Adjustment. . ...
Removal Adjustments Removal
. . . . . . . .
Installation
Guide
Bar
and
Adjustment
Interposer
..............
Removal.
Installation
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . .
Timing
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
...................
...................
Belt
................
Belt
...............
..................
Belt.
. . . .
Belt
...............
Belt
...............
Feed
...............
Belt
Feed
Roll
............
Roll
Belt
Drive
INSTALLATION.
Roll
Belts
Drive
. . . . . . .
'"
.....
.............
. . . . . . . . .
of
Operation
..
. . . . .
Procedure.
. .
Replacement
RELAYS
of
Operation
.. ..
. . . .
....
Contacts
. . . . .
. . .
.. Removal Removal
.
Removal
...
. . . . . . . . . . .
...
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...
.
Removal.
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. . . .
.
..
. . . . . .
Link
.
. . .
. . . .
.. ..
....
. . . . . . . . . . . .
..
Drive
Belt
..
Drive
Belt
...
Belt
.
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"
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.
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4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-9 4-10 4-10 4-10 4-10 4-10 4-10 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-12 4-13 4-13 4-14 4-14 4-14 4-14 4-14 4-14 4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15 4-15 4-16 4-16 4-17 5-1
5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-1 5-3 5-3 5-3 5-3 5-3 5-4 5-4 5-4 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-4 6-5
7-1
CUSTOMER
PANEL
SPECIAL
FEATURES
51-80
Mechanical
PUNCH
Principle Card
EARLY
SERVICE
HINTS INSTALLATION READ
Reader Reader Validity Picker Brush Circuit
PUNCH
Punch Punch Punch Punching Dropping Multiple Damaged
PREVENTIVE
APPROACH
MAINTENANCE
PREVENTIVE
PROCEDURE
1402
CIRCUITS
POWER
CIRCUITS
READ
PUNCH
1402
MODEL 2 .,
DESCRIPTION
VARIATIONS
AND
ENGINEERING
.......................
....................
COLUMN
DEVICE.
Adjustments
FEED
READ
.................
of
Operation
Guide
CARD READ
Adjustments
.................
.......................
PROCEDURE
FEED
......................
Stop
Lights.
Check
Lights
Timing
FEED
stop Check Check
Lights
Knife
Breaker
.....................
................
Timing
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Timings
Lights.
Lights
Brushes Registration Punches
Punches
Cards
.....
.....
or
MAINTENANCE
TO
PREVENTIVE
...................
MAINTENANCE
.....................
........................
SUPPLY
AND
INTERLOCK
.......................
Power
On
Power
FEED Load start Card Reader Stop Card Clutch
FEED Punch Punch Punch Card Punch Punch Stop Card Clutch Stacker
Sequence
Off
Sequence
CIRCUITS
Key
Operation
Key
Operation
Reading
Non-Process
Key
Operation
Jam
Circuits
Check
CIRCUITS
Motor
Feed
Cycles
Feed
Read
Punching
Check
Non-Process
Key
Operation.
Jam
Circuits
Check
Select
................
(RLCB
Circuit
Start
................
..................
Brushes
Circuit.
Circuits.
.......................
......................
BETWEEN
MODEL 2 ...................
Read
Feed
Roll
Punch
Emitter Electrical Operating
Number 4 ..........
..................
Changes.
Controls
SERVICE
. . . . . .
.....
..........
...........
. . . . . . . . . . .
..........
. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
............
Check
. . .
.....
..........
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . .
Out
of
Time
..
.
..
. .
Jams
.
.......
.....
.
..............
. . . . . . . .
.....
..............
..............
Machines) Run-Out
......
........
...............
...............
.............
...............
and
Run
.........
..............
.............
Run-Out
........
. . . . . . .
...............
. . . . . .
. .
THE
MODEL
. . . . . . .
and
Lights
1
.......
.......
....
....
7-1
.
8-1
.
8-1
.
8-1
.
8-1
.
8-1
.
8-3 8-3
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9-1
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9-1
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9-1
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9-1 9-1
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9-1
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9-1
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9-1 9-1
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9-1
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9-1
9-2 9-2 9-2 9-2 9-2
9-2
10-1
10-1
10:"1
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11-1
11-1
11-2
11-2
11-2
11-2
11-2
11-3
11-3
11-3 ;
11-3
11-3
11-3
11-3
11-4
..
11-4
11-4
11-4
11-4
12-1
12-1
12-1
12-1
12-1
12-1
12-1
ffiM
1402
Card
Read-Punch
INTRODUCTION
The IBM 1402 data
processing
output.
The
Card
system
read
Read-Punch
with a punch
feed
is a 20 equipped with a file feed which cards. of 800 cycle-point per plish read ends read above driven machine other
The
cards
minute.
stacking feed of
the
feed and
the
by
noise
machines
read
feed
per
feed which
Five
radial
of
the
and
the punch feed
machine
the
punch feed stackers. timing
belts
and
maintenance.
of
the
can
minute.
can
stackers
cards
so
that
The
wherever
system
process
The punch
punch
into a transport card
FUNCTIONAL PRINCIPLES The 1402
mum speed
feed
The first. feed passes card in
the where entered same a hole transported directed programming. ceive read) directed
Card
Read-Punchcanreadcardsata
speed
is cards
schematic
are
is
governed
of 800
cards
by
the
equipped with a 3600
are
fed
through
face
down. The
diagram
the
read
check
read
to
condition
1401.
time
again
into
count
to
It
is
80
columns
the
read
the
check
check
past
the
the
appropriate
then
may
stacker
Three cards stacker
from
is
to
stacker 1 or
PUNCH
the
used
PUNCH READ
per
program
card
card
path
(Figure
brushes.
the
moved
of
area
of
planes
be
completed. selection
stacker stackers read
feed. The NR
unless
the
stacker 2 (8/2).
FEED
FEED
STATtON
provides
card
cycle-point
has a capacity
cards
cards
at
are
used
from
both
are
located
cards
are
fed
transport
possible
Power
are
located
minute.
routing.
capacity
the
read
feed.
is
illustrated
1-1).
80
columns
hole
count
check
past
the
read
the
card
are
core
storage.
are
conditioned
station
under
are
available
cards
are
the
input
of 3600
at a speed
feed
is
250
cards
to
accom-
feeds.
at
opposite
from
assembly
system
to
reduce
supplies
in
the
1402.
maxi-
Actual
The
file
feed.
9 edge
in
As
the
of
planes
brushes
read
At
so
Next.
and
control
to
(normal
program-
1401
and
feed
a 16
The
the
is
for
card read
the
card
the
and
the
that
it
is is of
re-
TRANSPORT
The
1402
check
card
per
minute. pacity is 1-1).
into PFR aligned
hopper.
illustrated
(optional
the
is
As
feature).
read
called
at
horizontally
Punching
the
card
passes
in
the
1401 which allows information storage.
At
conditioned
formed.
80
column plane pleted. station under
to
receive
Punch)
directed
stacker and
cores
program
read
The
After
It
and
stacker
to
cannot
feeds.
card punch feed rolls
along
for
the
read
chute
blades
in
the
transport
jam
and
stops
(Figure
type Cards
All
stackers
stackers
can
1-2).
Card
Read-Punch
punching
Cards
at a maximum
are
12 edge
in
the feed
the
card
80
areas
for.
Before
the
aligner
to
insure
is
done by a
the
punch
contained
the
same
so
that
a hole
the
card
punch-check
so
that
a hole
is
then
moved
is
directed control.
cards
from
is
used
stacker 4 or
be
used
transport
and
the
read
with two
feed
for
select
as
the
punchfeed. A jam
assembly
the
machine
are
with a
be
removed
READ
placed
first.
face down.
schematic
passes
the
columns
of
core
storage
the
card
station
correct
punching
high-speed
station.
the
card
in
the
time
the
check
count
is
punched.
brushes
count
past
the
to
the
Three
stackers
the
punch feed. The
unless
the
stacker
for
collating
assembly
feed
has a set
magnets
well
as
two
to
provide
when a
the
non-stop
capacity
from
the
m='D
will
punch
speed
of 250
in
the
1200
Card
diagram
Punch
of the
card
of
is
punched.
both
vertically
registration.
punch unit. As
circuits
to
be punched
punch
area
plane
check
may
it
is
to
condition
check
may
stacker
appropriate
are
NP
cards
are 8 (8/2). The between
located
select
and
between
chute
magnets
bar
an
indication
card
jam
unloading
of 1000
cards
stackers
cards
cards
card
feeding
(Figure
Feed
Read
are
the
1401
are
set
of
cores
be
read
at
the
check
be
com-
selection
stacker
available
(Normal
program-
the
punch
of
six
blades
is
located
occurs
radial
each.
without
and
ca-
read
if
it
is
and
up
with
core
are
per-
the
8/2
the
feed
and
of
a
FI
RST
STEPPED
FEED
ROLLS
Figure
1-1.
1402
Feed
Schematic
NP
STACKERS
READ
NOTE
DARKENED CONTROL
STATION
FEED
OF
THE
ROLLS
FEED
ARE
UNDER
CLUTCHES
1-1
NR
JAM
STOP
SWITCH
Figure
1-2.
Transport
Mechanism
STAC
KER SELECT MAGNETS
rpUNCH
stopping exclusi stacker assigned one
Both
detention
run
the
vely
can
by
(Figure
feeds
devices
machine
to
the
be
used
the
program
1-3).
are
.
OPERA TING LIGHTS
Read Switch:
machine
. When
Controls
this
inoperative.
Figure 1-3. Radial
Stacker
. Two
stackers
punch feed. The
by
either
to
equipped with
AND
switch
unit,
one
or
jam
CONTROLS
the
read
is
off,
are
center (8/
but
the
other,
and
(Figure
section
the
assigned
it
misfeed
read
must
in
1-4)
of
feed
2)
be
any
the
is
Punch machine. inoperative into of
the
Start when
if
punch
Switch:
When
by
the
punch feed with
non-process
Switch:
the
read
switch
switch
Stop Switch: gram
instruction
the
stop
occurs.
Non-
Process cards out empty
cards not hopper
out
of
the
will not be
to
Non-
Process
out
make
of
the
processed.
this
be punched. When
must
be
Load Switch: cards. to After gram punched control on, motor
error
operate
the can
of
pressing
to
Check
indication
PreSSing
until a card
card
is
start
in
the
programming.
the
run.
Reset
operative. This feed,
in
error,
Power
punch
unit,
Reader
in
the
read-feed
reader-stop
is
Light: When
this stop
light
Controls
this
switch
program
control.
the
runout
Causes
is
on.
Used
is
Runout-
read
the
is
on.
to
stop
in
process,
Read
feed. The
The
switch
Runout-
effective.
Punch
punch feed.
the
empty
card
to
Used
to
the
load
has
read
at
and
execute
. Continued
make
start
key
passed
the
When the punch
load
key
Switch:
before switch empty
Must
the
is
of
all
power
light
is
on.
Light: A feed
causes to
come
the
on.
the
punch
is
off,
punch
punch
read
switch
feed
Punch
the
system.
it
is
Switch:
last
read
Switch:
The
last
punch
this
loading
causes
read
brushes,
the
instruction operation
causes
be
pressed
start
operative
cards. is
supplied
failure
machine
section
the
punch
Cards
switch
can
off
.
motor
motor
will
completed
Used
two
cards
hopper
Used
two
cards switch switch
is effective.
instruction
the
read
the
read
the
punch
to
key
can
only when
to
or a card
to
stop
of
the
feed
be
run
by
use
to
start start
If
a
pro-
before
to
run run
must
to
run
will
on,
the
feed brushes. the
pro-
that
is
under
switch
drive
reset
become
the
the
read-
jam
and
the
is
be
is is
an
1-2
Figure
g
=
1-4.
Operating
PUNCH
STOP
Controls
CHIPS
STACKER
CHECK
RESET
BB
POWER
TRANSPORT
REAOER
CHECK
g
~
Punch
in
the
Punch Stop
Validity Light:
character
Reader
control
is
detected
Punch
control
is
detected
Stacker
full,
The stops.
Transport jam the
transport
FUNCTIONAL SWITCHES
Cover respective
the
punch
Punch
locking to
the
Die function frame
Crank switch crank.
stop
punch feed
light
is
Check Light:
of
the
during
Check Light:
of
the
during
Light:
the
stacker
light
may
contact.
Interlocks:
interlock
and
Magazine
lever
punch
Lift
Interlock:
as
the
is
lowered.
Interlock:
which
It
provides
Light: A feed
causes
to
come
This
detected
data
data
Light:
It
feed
reader,
is
motor
magazine
must
during
processing
card
processing
the
If
any
light
goes
come
on
indicates
roll
switch
motor
Interlock:
opened,
and
This
be
the
reading.
punching of a
This
area.
When a
motor
This
turned
same
failure
the
machine on. light
comes
read
operation.
This
light
system
This
light system
of
the
five
on and
shortly
that a card
this
interlock
the
before
light
is
cover
will open
and
run
When
switch
start
switch
is a manually
off
to
function
or a card
to
stop
on
if
comes
when
comes
when
card.
stackers
machine
the
turned
has
jammed
is
opened,
the
circuits.
the
opens
the
relays.
provides
when
the
insert
as
the
jam
and
the
an
invalid
on
under
anerror
on
under
an
error
become
stops.
machine
on
by the
in
the
circuit magazine
the lowering
operated
magazine
circuit
same
the
hand
to
interlock
function
removed the 5 stackers
the circuits. indicating
provides except light
hinged circuit
when chine. motor indicating
SPECIFICA TIONS
Dimensions:
Weight: BTU Rating:
while
using
Die
Interlock:
as
the
magazine
or
improperly
Stacker
circuit
Jam
Joggle Switch:
Chips 1 and 2 Switches:
Switch: This
to
It
also
light
Bar
Switch: When a
the
that
it
when
transferred.
front
joggler
to
the
the
chip box
Operation
and
run
lamp.
57
1/2"
29
3/4"
45
1/4"
1300
lbs
3,500 BTU
are the
closes
when
same
completes a circuit
reader
of
circuits
wide deep high (plus
the
hand
This
switch
interlock
located.
switch filled. When punch and
the
transferred.
jam
function
This
assembly
motor
is
full
either
as
as
switch
control
These
or
removed
switch
well
as
read
file feed 14
crank.
provides
when
operates
transferred, reader, circuit
is
is
to
occurs,
the
stacker
to
operated
opened.
relay.
switches
will open
light
up
start
from
the the
die
when any of
it
opens
and
the
stacker
this
switch switch
the
transport
when
Itopens
operate
the
the
punch
the
"chips"
5/8")
same
is
run
the the
ma-
1-3
READ
FEED
DRIVE MECHANISM
A 1/ 4 feed. The
When to
CB (if
hp
1.
Timer
2.
Clutch
3.
Two
4.
First
5.
Continuously
6.
File
7.
Three
8.
Stacker
the
the
following:
1.
Picker
2.
Feed
3.
First
4.
Clutch installed)
motor
drives
following
index ratchet
contact
feed
roll
feed
drive
transport
jogglers
read
clutch
knife
knives
feed
roll
controlled
(Figure
are
kept
rolls
after
running
shaft
feed
for
engages,
cam
shaft
before
1-1)
the
input
continuously
each
CB / s (RC)
rolls
NR, 1
power
each
CB's
(RL)
pulley on
contact
and
8/ 2
is
contact
and
the
read
running:
roll
pockets. transmitted
roll
solar
cell
Adjust per
READ
the
minute.
CLUTCH
Principles
The
clutch one-half is
engaged controlled mediate
The
dog
the
ratchet.
drive
arm
of
the
intermediate
on a
sleeve
2-3).
motor
of
Operation
ratchet
revolution
by a drive
by
the
arm.
and
They
and
are
that
RLCB
UNIT
pulley
is
continuously
each
action
detent
pivot
controlled
arm.
is
the
hub
to
feed
cards
machine
dog
and
of
the
are
spring-loaded
on
studs
by
The
intermediate
of
the
running
cycle.
detent,
drive
that
studs
drive
800+ 3 - 20
and
This
ratchet
which
arm
and
to
are
part
that
are
arm
arm
(Figure
cards
makes
are
inter-
engage
of
the
part
pivots
GENEVA
CHIP
BOX--tlI---
PMT
(PUNCH
HD (BEHI
---fi
MAGNET
RELAYS
ND
FUSE
AND
PANEL)
.....
TERMINALS)
MAIN
CONTACTOR
BRUSH
(REAR
IMPULSE
OF
RELAY
_ _ J
TRANSISTORS
GATE)
GT
(GATE
TERMINALS)
Figure
2-1.
1402
Front
View
2-1
SOLAR CELL
READER
DRIVE
MOTOR
-60 VOLT SUPPLY
PC
(PUNCH
CB
.....
I---~
~I-I!!~~~
CONNECTORS)
.I~
l~
PUNCH MOTOR
DRI
VE
Figure
I N
TER
MEDIA
Figure
2-2.
2-3.
1402
DRI S
ECURED
PULLEY
TE ARM
Clutch
Rear
VE ARM
View
TO
I NTERMEDIA PIVOTS
Assembly
TE ARM
O N THIS HUB
DOG
To
see
the
engaging
the
clutch
Impulsing
the
intermediate arm. the
spring-loaded control
dog and rotate controlled
Unless clutch arm moved strike move, be
cammed
the
pivot
the
intermediate forward hind
is
The
studs.
detent
the
mechanism
will
strikes
clockwise the and
studs
to
it
to
hold
latched
the
magnet arm
intermediate
As
are
feed
rolls.
the
clutch
disengage
the
latch.
latch
first.
in
so
doing,
away
with
arm.
strike
the Clutch Adjustments
The
read
clutch
may
or
with
the
clutch
Steps 1
through
4 should be
as
shown
to
dog
and
the
intermediate
allowed
that magnet
when
The
in
relation
from
reference
Inertia
the
latch,
clutch
be
adjusted
drive
action
of
in
Figure
releases
move
in
arm
moves
detent
to
engage
drives
is
the
intermediate
to
The
drive
causes
the
ratchet
to
carries
and
latched
unit
removed
performed
the
clutch,
the
latch
relation
clockwise
exerting
arm
the
the
feed
again opposite
the
drive
arm
the
dog and
by the
the
control
the
keeper
at
315
either
assume
2-4.
and
to
the
force
moves,
ratchet
knives
impulsed,
end
arm,
arm,
continues
detent
motion
studs
the
drive
falls
0
.
in
the
machine
from
the
when a
allows
drive
due
to
on
the
the and and
the
of
the
having
will
to to of
on
arm
be-
base.
new
2-2
RATCHET
DRIVE
ARM
KEEPER
B
SEE
NOTE
LOCATING
ADJUST FOR.020"
• 022" CLEARANCE HERE
-_-l.--
NOTE:
.008" CLEARANCE SHOULD GIVE 75% MORE) LATCH
BLOCK
to
.012"
SURFACE
CHECK. .003" HERE
UNLATCHING
SCREWS
TO
001" TO
CLEARANCE
(OR
CONTACT
Figure
2-4.
clutch ment clutch read
assembly
is
to
be
magnet
clutch
Magnet
locating
Assembly
is
installed
made
of
assembly.
plate
the
center
When
gage
Adjustments
or
used. NOTE: tion latch-up
magnet
Pulley plate
bly
Use
of
between
drive
time
Proceed
to
adjustments.
The
following.
1.
Remove
Assembly
2. Remove assembly.
3.
Position
studs
and
this
tool will
arm
(Figure
step 5 for
sequence
clutch
Removal
latch
keeper
locating
clutch
pulley
insure a parallel
latch
surface
2-4A).
the
is
used
pulley
as
Procedure.
and
gage on
assembly
when
complete
plate
this
is
to
(PiN
610147)
and
armature,
to
adjust
described
latch
center
adjust-
assembly
be
made,
must
condi-
the
latch
latch,
the
clutch:
in
Clutch
from
center
plate
assem-
shaft
(Figure
and
the
be
at
-and
2-5).
Position
plate
assembly
4.
Reinstall
Follow
Clutch
assembly
5.
Adjust
.002"
to
(Figure
6.
There
tween
armature
(Figure
7. Manually
latch
assembly clearance assembly. screws. the
latch
of
clutch
armature
.005"
2-4).
should
2-4).
between Tighten
At
this
contacting
and
secure
as
far
left
as
latch
keeper,
Pulley
Assembly
pulley
assembly.
pivot
clearance
be
between
.020"
and yoke with
attract
plate
the
for a .008"
the
latch
center
time,
there
the
drive
locating
possible.
spring,
Procedure
bracket
to
.022"
latch
armature
to
and
plate
assembly
should
arm
block
withcenter
Remove
to
armature
clearance
against
and
position
.012"
the
clutch
be
at
least
assembly
gage.
and
latch.
for
re-
maintain
and
core
be-
backstop
the
unlatching
drive
mounting
75%
of
in
2-3
a
HORIZONTAL
Figure
2-5.
Latch
Assembly
Plate
Alignment
latched
condition (Figure 2-4B).
NOTE:
Be
sure
to
keep
plate
against
locating block.
8.
Loosen
locating block mounting
screws
and
position
locating
block
as
far
right
(ear
of
locating
block
against
the plate)
as
possible.
Lock mounting
screws.
9.
Adjust
eccentric
keeper
stop
stud
to obtain
.
000"
to
..
020"
between
clutch
drive
arm
and
latch
~er
(Figure
2-4C)
at
latch
time.
10. Check
for
.002"
clearance
between the
step
on
the
ratchet
and
detent
(backlash) with
clutch
engaged.
If
there
is
more
than
.002"
clearl;l,nce
replace
with a
.
longer
detent.
"
N9TE:
Seven new
detents'
(PIN
609737 through
609743
are
available.
These
detents
are
e~ched
1
through
7.
Detent#l
is
.002"
longer
than·the
original
'alld #2
is
.002"
longer
than
#1.
etc.
Clutch
Timin~
Thi/:l
adjustment
insures
that
the
read
feed dynamic
timer
is
in
time
with the
clutch
at
engaging
time.
1. Block the
clutch
armature
attracted.
2.
Crapk
machine and
listen
or
feel
for
latch
keeper
to
fall
behind &-ive
arm.
This
should happen
at
315
0
± 10. .
. 0 0
3.
If
the
index
is
not
at
315 ± 1 when the
latch
keeper
falls
behind the
drive
arm,loosen
the
clamped
. 0
hub on the index
drive
shaft
and.,turn the index
to
315 .
4. Tighten the
clamped
hub.
5.
If
the
timer
index
is
moved, the
brush
timing
and CB
timing
will have
to
be
checked.
Clutch
Pulley
Assembly
Removal (Figure 2-6)
The
clutch
pulley includes
the
dogs
wd
arms
that
operate
them.
Remove the pulley
as
follows:
1.
If
the
same
clutch
assembly
is
to
be
used,
spot
mark
the
clutch
pulley and 'the
picker
knife
cam
shaft
pulley
to
the
belt.
(This
is
to
retain
RLCB's,
Solar
CB, and
picker
knife timing.)
2-4
2. Remove file feed
drive
belt.
3.
Loosen
idler
for
clutch
pulley
belt.
4. Remove
grease
fitting on
ends
of
clutch
shaft.
5.
Loosen
retaining
clamp
and
remove
clamp
and
file feed
drive
pulley
together.
6.
Remove
clutch
pulley
drive
belt.
7. Remove
clutch
pulley
assembly.
It
may
be
necessary
to
loosen
V-belt
input pulley
and
move
it
towards
the end of
its
shaft.
Clutch
Pulley
Assembly
Installation
When a new
clutch
pulley
assembly
is
installed,
the
entire
procedure
listed
under
Clutch Adjustment
should be
performed
after
the following
steps
have
been
completed:
1. Be
certain
that
two
thrust
bearings
(washers)
are
on
shaft
against
clutch
ratchet.
2.
Install
clutch pulley,
operating
the
arms
so
that
the
detent
and
dogfitintohighdwellof
ratchet.
3.
Place
two
thrust
bearings
against
clutch
pulley.
4.
Install
clutch
retaining
clamp
(and file feed
pulley), allowing no end play
of
pulley.
5.
Install
clutch pulley
belt
with
spot
marks
lined up and
adjust
idler.
6.
Install
grease
fitting and file feed
drive
belt.
7. Reposition
V-belt
input pulley,
if
moved .
8. Check
picker
knife
timing.
RLCB's
timing.
and
solar
CB
timing.
Clutch
Drive
Removal (Figure 2-6)
1.
Scribe
lines
along one end and
side
of
unit
to
maintain'front
io.,l!ear,and
side
to
side
location.
2. Remove dynamic
timer
index
as
follows:
a.
Remove
screw
from
hand
crank.
b. Remove two
screws
from
index
base.
c.
Loosen
clamped
hub on index
shaft.
d. Unplug index
cable.
3. RemoVe
four
drive
belts.
a.
Contact
roll
drive
(front).
b.
File
feed
drive
(rear).
c.
Motor
drive
(rear).
d. Clutched feed
roll
drive.
Loosen
belt
take-
up pulley
bracket
(idler)~:,
;."
... , .... , ~ .
4. Remove
clutch
magti.etIeads
at
terminal
block.
5. Remove four
hex-head
clutch
drive
assembly
mounting
screws.
6. Remove
assembly
through
rear.
Clutch
Drive
Installation
1. Set
drive
assembly
in
position
from
rear.
2.
Install
four
drive
assembly
mounting
screws;
do not tighten.
3.
Position
clutch
drive
assembly
-on
scribed
lines.
Tighten mounting
screws.
4.
Install
dynamic
timer
index (leave
clamped
hub
loose).
0 0 . '
5. Set index to 315 ± 1 • block
armature
and
turn
REVERSE
LOCK
CLUTCH
PULLEY
ASSEMBL
·Y
'----DRiVE
PULLEY
Figure
2-6.
Clutch
Drive
Assembly
machine
until
detent
keeper
falls
behind
drive
arm
.
Tighten
clamping
hub.
6.
Install
clutch
drive
belt
and
adjust
idler
pulley
.
At
this
time
loosen
the
picker
knife
camshaft
pulley
locking
screws
.
7.
Timing
the
picker
knife
camshaft
can
be
accomplished
by
tripping
the
read
clutch
and
setting
the
timer
at
2160 for
a 2
group
brush
machine
or
o
212
for
a 3
group
brush
machine. Place a card
in
the
hopper
up
against
the
first
feed
rolls. Turn
the
cam
shaft
in
the
normal
machine
direction
until
the
feed
knives
touch
the
card.
Tighten
the
pulley
lock
screws. This
is a starting
point
for
brush
timing.
Refer
to
wiring
diagram
for
the
final
brush
timing.
Change
the
picker
knife
camshaft
for
the
proper
brush
timing
by
slipping
the
drive
pulley
on
the
cam
shaft.
8.
Time
RC
CB's,
using
the
set
screw
retained
gear
on
the
RC CB
shaft.
9.
Install
the
other
three
belts
and
unblock
the
clutch
armature.
10.
Check
the
following
timings
:
o 0
a.
Clutch
engagement
time
(315 ± 1 ).
b.
Brush
impulse
CB
timing.
c.
RC CB
timing.
d.
RL
CB
timing.
TIMER
INDEX
SHAFT
·
MAGNET
ASSEMBLY
FILE
FEED
Principle
of
Operation
(Figure
2-7)
The
file
feed
consists
of
two
basic
units:
1.
Upper
magazine.
2.
Lower
magazine.
The
upper
magazine
is
the
tray
which
holds
up
to
3600
cards
to
be
fed
into
the
hopper.
This
tray
is
hinged
and
can
be
locked
at
an
angle
to
make
the
brush
area
of
the
machine
more
accessible.
The
lower
magazine
contains
clutch
contr01led
feed
rolls
that
feed
the
cards
into
the
hopper.
Opera-
tion
of
the
helical
spring-type
feed
roll
clutch
is
controlled
by
the
level
of
the
cards
in
the
hopper.
Under
spring
tension,
tlJ-e
front
joggler
applies
pres·':'
sure
on
the
joggler
operating
lever,
causing
the
lever
to
follow
the
contour
of
the
front
joggler
cam. As
the
front
joggler
cam
rotates,
the
front
j<;>ggler
oscillates,
joggling
the
cards
into
position.
If
there
are
sufficient
cards
in
the
hopper
to
cover
the
sensing
pads,
the
inward
travel
of
the
joggler
is
limited
and
the
joggler
control
lever
is
not
allowed
to
follow
the
low
dwell
of
the
front
joggler
cam. There
will
be
no
clutch
action
or
cards
fed down
into
the
hopper
at
this
time.
2-5
HELICAL
SPRING
CLUTCH
JOGGLER
OPERATING
LEVER
o
I
/\
'~'
.
"v.
CLUTCH
SENSING
LEVER
/~
JOGGLER CONTROL
LEVER
\
~
LOWER
MAGAZINE
Figure
2-7.
When
the
additional operating joggler erating rotate of grips
feed
counterclockwise,
the
step
the
until
sensing
Cards
in
the
hopper.
deck
with
joggler·
either
cards
The
lower
feed
magazine
the
The
read
hopper,
the
front
Clutch With
Adjustments
the
sleeve,
File
the
lever cam. lever
in
shaft,
card
pads
are
almost
can
card
last
front
joggler
clutch
loosen
Feed
card
level
travel
At
will
and
to
this
the
and
level
then
of
follow
time,
cause
clutch
the
in
the
automatically
Correct
perfectly
be opened
or
card
weight.
weight
into
is the
cards.
joggler
renders
is
closed.
interlock,
the
latch
the
split
drops
below
the
joggler
the
low dwell
the tab
the
clutch pivoting sleeve.
feed
rolls
the
hopper
clutchlatches.
front-and-side-joggled
operating
straight
for
insertion
designed
hopper
machine
against
the
collar
the
sensing
forces
on
the
operating
the
clutch
The
helical
are
driven.
again
jogglers
sides.
or
to
pass
and
must
mounted
inoperative
latch
and
rotate
the
joggIer
of
the
joggler
lever
latch
spring
Cards
reaches
produce
The
removal
through
be
used
under
unless
step
on
the
collar
pads,
front
op-
to
out
the
front
of
the
to
the
the
a
backwards by
the
spring holding detent result
Clutch
the gear in
Removal
1. Remove
zines.
2. Remove
3. Remove. cams. NOTE:
Mark
ship.
CLUTCH 0 ETEN
Figure
2-8.
(opposite
fully
split
to
1/16"
1/16"
CLUTCH
File
normal
uncoiled
collar
past
overthrow
covers
drive
unit
rear
pulley
cams
and
LATCH
T
Feed
Clutch
direction)
inside
in
this
detent
(Figure
and
upper
from
and
shaft
Adjustments
the
sleeve.
pOSition,
position.
2-8).
and
machine. front
and
to
maintain
until
rotate
This
lower
rear
relation-
stopped
While
the
should
maga-
joggler
2-6
4. Remove
5. Loosen grease shaft. shaft of
fitting), and These
and
rear
of unit.
6.
Remove
unit. The
spring
removed.
7.
Re-assemble have the positions,
shaft. The cam
should hold the
in
full
mesh. should hold the mesh.
The not squeeze when the justments
set
must
clutch
clutch
and
the
clutch
sleeve
the
clutch
after
rear
bearing
side
joggler
clutch
screws
be
loosened a full
clutch
can
in
latch
grease
drive
clutch
The
sleeve
clutch
and the clutch is
latched. Check
the
unit
Service Checks
front
1/16"
upper
side
front
joggler
travel
card
frames.
joggler
1. The
approximately
2.
The
between the
3.
The
free
of binds between
magazine.
4. Hopper bed
plate
above hopper bed plate.
5.
zine
Shims
if
the
are
speed
available
nuts
interfere
clutch.
6. The
.040"
tops of the feed
above
lower
the
magazine imaginary
rolls
(Figure 2-9)
retainer
cam,
drive
are
seated
assembly
now be
dis-assembled
reverse
and the
detent
fittings
sleeve
together,
and the
together,
side
so
tightly
is
replaced
interlocking
before
deck
support
operating
the
side
springs
to
shim
throat
plane
plate.
clutch
gear
turn.
on
joggler
in
undercuts
Slide
hub (with
shaft
through bottom of
order.
and
in
over
the
Be their
the
side
careful
correct
slotin
with the
side
joggler
with the
joggler as
plates
must
with the
clutch
cam
to
cause
all
drive
in
the
machines.
arm
should have
contact
must
makes.
be
levers
and
be
3/8" ± 1/16"
the
lower
helical
should be
unit
centered
must
the
.020"
determined
.
cam
on
out
and the
to
the
joggler
clutch
cam
in
full
should
binding
ad-
be
lower
maga­spring
to
by the
.020
TO
.040
Figure
cam
2-9.
File
follower
Feed
against the unit. Stop when between the screws. pivot
shaft
cam
follower operating ear
on the
the
set
it
to
its
Side
Joggler
cam
Loosen the
and fully
lever
cam
screws
shaft.
against
so
follower
in
the
Adjustments
the
cam,
.005"
to
follower
clutch
seat
the
the
that
it
just
arm
clutch
and continue
.008"
clearance
arm
and the
operating
clutch
cam,
position the
touches the
to
operate
appears
adjusting
lever
on
latch. With the
clutch
turned
(Figure 2-10). Tighten
operating
lever, securing
its
'over
Joggler Front
joggler
camS.
on the
justing operating there cards lower top
Adjustments
Joggler
1.
Turn
cam Fill front
screws
should
and the end of
of
the
the
arms
card obtained by with the
set will now have ments).
2.
Turn
cam
followers
the
hopper with
the
sensing
pads and
the file feed
followers
hopper
joggler
on
to
and
the
(Figure 2-10).
be
.003"
to
lower
end of the joggling
the
joggling
feed knife adjusting screw
to
(Figure
be
adjusted
the
the file feed
are
on
the
cards
to a level
close
drive
unit
until
are
on
the
low
just
below
the
close
joggler.
joggler
to
just
Undertheseconditions
.010"
clearance
surfaces
posts).
hopper
is
This
post
in
2-10). The
(Refer
to
Hopper
drive
until
the
high dwell of the
even
the
joggler.
the
dwells
of the
sensing
Set
the
touch
between
surfaces
line with clearance
mounting
hopper
Adjust-
frontjoggler
cams.
with
the
top of
Hold the
front
pads
ad-
the the
(the
the
is
bar
posts
Fill
rear
1. With a two inch column of
turn
the follower adjusting the
top of the NOTE: side
and
file feed
is
screw
There
front
drive
until
on the high dwell of the
for
.000"
deck
and the
is
no
timing
joggler
cams,
and the feed knives. The
be
even
with
however, HOPPER
Principles
After picker from picker under clamped late. shaft,
AND
of
cards
knives provide
the hopper into the
knife
cam
clutch
to
an
Two
picker
move the
PICKER KNIVES
Operation
go
control.
adjacent
each
from
the
the
assembly
knife
picker
knife
Two
shaft
the
to
.005"
joggler
arm
relationship
nor
front
joggler
other.
Figure
2-11.
file feed
means
first
set
is
located
cam
that
arms,
also
blocks.
cards
in
the
hopper
joggler
cam.
clearance
(Figure 2-10A).
between the
between the
cams
to
the
hopper,
of moving
of feed on a
shaft follower causes
it
clamped
hopper,
cam
Set
between
cams
should
the
cards
rolls.
driven
arms
to
oscil-
to
the
the
A
are
this
2-7
LATCH
CLUTCH
OPERATING
LEVER
Figure
II------SIDE
Figure
2-10.
Lower
2"
CARD
2-10A. Side
Magazine
JOGGLER
• 000"
to
CLEARANCE
005"
DECK
Joggler
Throat
Adjustments
The
picker
flat
plane
parallel to obtain the knife blocks
best
must
The knife blocks
be changed.
Each
picker carballoy resist for block
wear.
knife
is
pieces
The
projection
required
Adjustments
1.
Position
of the
of .010"
cards
front
.004"
cams,
joggler
maximum of riphery
Shim hopper posts on mounting
2. clearance a pack of file feed
III~I+---
knives
travel
to the
card
ELONGATED
in
an
arc
line.
For
HOLE
and not
this
possible feeding conditions, the
travel
evenly through the
are
factory adjusted and should
knife block
are
inserts
when the
picker
is
inserted
are
ground to specifications
and
replacement
knife
clearance
fixed on in
the block
insert
cam
over
same
its
arm~~ITwo
surface
of the
becomes worn.
followers
the
entire
without binding.
bar
to
.015"
between hopper
posts
restingagainstthethroatknife.
must
be adjusted
first.)
in
reason,
arc.
never
~.
to
picker
for
pe-
for
and
(The
a
a
a
2-8
PICKER
KNIFE
BLOCK
Place a card manually rection
Tighten pulley locking NOTE: Any change directly machine). and timings.
until
adjustments
against
turn
the
picker
the feed knives touch the
affect
RC
Be.
sure
.carefully
the
camshaft
screws.
in
picker
CB and
to
check
first
knife
solar
before
feed
machine
timing
CB (if on
brush
making
rolls
card.
timings
these
and
di-
will
HOPPER
Figure 2-11.
rear the of
the
NOTE: centered
(5/16" ± 1/32"
.020" fingerS,
so
that
.020" when
the
lined up with the .0105"
card
BED
Picker
3.
With a
hopper
front
card.
4.
Adjust
to
5.
~osition
the
to
the
6. The step
7.
The
so
clearance
side
side
plate
This
adjustment
between the
the
.050"
(Figure
feed edge of the
.030"
card
throat
indicating the
throat
no-go.
that
the
Knife
of
.062" ± .005"
plate
and the
for
.016"
to
should
rails
from
the
front
hopper
clearance
2-12).
the feed knife
beyond
is
throat
Time
trailing
back
to
arms
picker
the
trailing
held
against
roller
opening should be
must
center
knife face.
the
picker
edge of a
rear
.021"
in
the
rail).
plate
the
be line
knife
between the
side
frame.
over
result
transport
card
guide
hopper
evenly
knife
block
edge of a
the
hopper
positioned
of
the
.0095"
cams
card
adjust
the length
in
cards
area
fingers
bed
plate
on
the
shaft
travels
card.
posts.
so
that
roller
go and
to
feed a
aligns
witg
is
CARD
Adjustments
to
lower line. Adjust side
.020"
assembly.
CARD
Adjustments
GUIDES
Position
1.
.015"
below the
card
frames.
2.
Position.the
to
.050"
LEVERS
1. Make
the
first
lower
careltline.
guide
for
.015"
tcr
by
loosenihg the mounting
removable
clearance
sure
all
to
card
the
levers
card
Position
.025"
upper
first
lower
are
guide
for
the
below the
screws
card
guide
card
free
of
.005"
second
card
in
the for
guide
binds.
::
~a:o:;
NOTE:
brush
timings.
line
(refer
the
pioker
To
adjust
a.
shaft
for~'
::s:~o:~
This
is
just a referenoe
When the
to
Brush
knife
oamshaft
proceed
Loosen
pulley
0
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brushes
Assembly
to
as
follows:
clamped hub
~!ra~p;:a=h:!.
point
for
making
are
on
the
soribed
Adjustment).
obtain
on
proper
pioker
retime
timing.
knife
..
oarA"
.\';.
""",''-
'Figure
2-12.
Hopper
Back
Plate
Clearance
2-9
2.
Position
all
card
lever
contacts
to
give a
mini-
mum
contact
travel
of
1/16"
when
the
card
lever
is
being
operated
by a card.
3.
Position
card
levers
and
contacts
to
provide
a
minimum
of
1/64"
rise
of
the
N/O
contact
strap
off
it
support.
4.
Adjust
the
contacts
for
1/32"
minimum
air
gap.
5.
Time
according
to
timing
charts
(dynami-
cally).
BRUSH
ASSEMBLY
Adjustments
(Figure
2-13)
1.
Insert
brush
assembly
into
machine
and
check
for
.012"
minimum
clearance
between
brush
sepa-
rator
and
contact
roll
with
an
end
to
end
variation
of
.
015"
maximum.
To
adjust
proceed
as
follows:
a.
Loosen
four
separator
holding
screws.
b.
Place
brush
assembly
on
flat
surface.
c.
Adjust
separator
to
flat
surface.
d.
Tighten
the
four
screws
.
e.
Check
assembly
in
machine
for
correct
clearance.
SPRI
NG
(2)
BRUSH
SEPARATOR
MOUNTING
BRUSH
TIMING
ADJUSTING
SCREWS
Figure
2-13.
Brush
Assembly
2-10
f.
If
clearance
is
incorrect,
remove
assembly
and
shift
separator
in
proper
direction.
2.
Loosen
locking
screws
at
either
end
of
brush
assembly
and
shift
block, so
that
the
heels
of
the
brushes
are
.050" + .030" -.020"
off
the
scribed
line
on
separator
toward
the
stacker
(left
in
read
feed)
(Figure
2-14).
NOTE:
This
setting
is
for
the 2 grouped
brushes,
if
the 3 grouped
brushes
are
used,
set
them
on
the
scribed
line + .030" -.020"
.
3.
Adjust
the
brush
assembly
for
correct
lateral
tracking
of
the
brushes.
a.
Center
the
brushes
in
the
separatorbyuse
of
the
two
Allen-head
set
screws
in
the
brush
assembly
frames.
NOTE: Do
not
tighten
the
set
screws
to a point
where
they
bind the
retractable
frames.
b. With
the
brush
holder
in
place,
adjust
the
screws
in
the
machine
side
frames
for
correct
brush
tracking.
c.
Allow
.003"
clearance
to
prevent
binding,
when
removing
or
replacing
the
brush
assembly.
4.
Adjust
brush
assembly
card
guide
for a mini-
mum
of
.025"
clearance
to
the
lower
card
guide.
CENTERING
SETSCREW
Timing
1.
Dynamically
first
and
second
cycle
apart
(360°)
listed
above.
2.
Dynamically diagram accomplish scribed
by
line.
shifting brush
NOTE: The RL to
be
retimed
after
read
and
timings
CB's
this
check
stations
within
time
the
the
picker
and
adjustment.
brush
to
are a complete
the
scribed
brushes
knife
by
shifting
Solar
CB
(ifused) will have
be
sure
line
as
timing.
brushes
that
machine
settings
per
wiring Do not
the
off
3
GROUP
Figure
BRUSH
2-14.
Brush
Timing
2
GROUP----/
BRUSH
2-11
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