MBM Corporation 102 User Manual

Stapler Folder Model 102
Operator Manual
February 1999
Part No. 87499
1. Introduction
Table of contents
1.1 Operational safety
2. Getting to know the Model 102
2.1 Main components
2.2 Control panel
3. Operator instructions
3.1 Switching on the Model 102
3.2 Setting up the Model 102
3.3 Feeding and adjusting a test set
3.4 Making fine adjustments
3.5 Beginning the production
3.6 Restoring the factory set A3, A4 or A5 program
3.7 Jam indications
4. Maintenance
4.1 Removal/replacement of the staple cartridge
4.2 Removal/replacement of the stapler head
4.3 Cleaning fold rolls
4.3 Lubrication of parts
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5. Specifications
5.1 Specifications
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1. Introduction
1.1 Operational safety
Attention to the following notes ensures the continued safe operation of your equipment.
Always connect the equipment to a prop­erly grounded power source receptacle. In doubt, have the receptacle checked by a qualified electrician.
WARNING: Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor can result in electrical shock.
Always follow all warnings marked on, or supplied with, the equipment.
Always locate the equipment on a solid support surface with adequate strength for the weight of the machine.
Always exercise care in moving or relocat­ing the equipment.
Always keep magnets and all devices with strong magnetic field away from the ma­chine.
Never use a ground adapter plug to con­nect the equipment to a power source receptacle that lacks a ground connection terminal.
Never attempt any maintenance function that is not specifically described in this documentation.
Never remove the covers or guards that are fastened with screws.
Never install the unit near a radiator or any other heat source.
Never override or “cheat” electrical or mechanical interlock devices.
Never operate the equipment if you notice unusual noises or odours. Disconnect the power cord from the power source recepta­cle and call your customer service engineer to correct the problem.
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2. Getting to know the Model 102
2.1 Main components
The Model 102 can be quickly and easily connected to the Air Feed Collator Model 100 for on-line booklet making. The Model 102 also makes an ideal manual hand feed booklet maker with an optional manual feed tray .
The Model 102 is equipped with motor driven stapler heads (5000 staples per head), the anvils are of the clinch type, ensuring professional flat staples. In addition, the operation that fold the paper provide a sharp booklet fold.
T ake a few minutes to get familiar with the main components of the Model 102.
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1 Castor lock 2 Control panel 3 T op cover 4 Power switch
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5 Ground fault interrupter 6 Power receptacle/main fuse 7 Machine positioning scale 8 Foot pedal
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The belt stacker is used when stapling/folding or folding only is selected. The function of the belt stacker is the same whether the feed is automatic or manual. The back of the belt stacker is normally angled upward (about 15 degrees to horizontal), but can be lowered to allow booklets to drop into a box. The output wheels should be positioned at the innermost notch for A4, A5 ( 8.5”x14”,
8.5”x1 1”) and similar sizes, at the middle notch for A3 (1 1”x17”) and similar sizes, and at the outermost notch for storage. Using customized formats the output wheels should be positioned approximately 50mm from the leading edge of the first set.
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1 Set output wheel 2 Belt stacker 3 Delivery tray (optional)
The optional delivery tray is used for side or corner stapling if there is no trimmer attached. When side or corner stapling is selected, the fold stop moves away automatically and the stapled sets are delivered onto the tray .
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The Model 102 interior has parts that you will come in contact with when making the fine adjustments to the booklet or when performing maintenance.
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1 T otal set counter 2 Paper guide 3 Ball cage 4 Fold adjust lever 5 Staple stop 6 Lock pin 7 Side jogger 8 Anvil position scale 9 Back jogger 10 Anvil 11 Upper fold roll 12 Fold roller guide cassette
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13 Lower fold roll 14 T ool box including balls, allen key
and open end wrench 15 Hex grip, upper fold roll 16 Thumb screw for stapler assembly 17 Staple detection switch 18 Side jogger incorrectly positioned
actuator 19 Side jogger incorrectly positioned
switch 20 Staple cartridge 21 Stapler head
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2.2 Control panel
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U.S. paper sizes
1 Automatic set feed mode 2 Manual set feed mode 3 Stapling and folding 4 Folding only 5 Side stapling or corner stapling 6 Factory preprogrammed paper size
(Can also be used to store customer
programmable paper size) 7a Customer programmable paper size 7b Factory preprogrammed paper size/
Customer programmable paper size
8 Programming access/format ad-
justment access 9 Memory 10 Fold position adjustment 11 Back jogger position adjustment 12 Side jogger position adjustment 13 Staple(s) missing indicator 14 Stacker full Indicator 15 Paper jam indicator 16 Staplers or side jogger incorrectly
positioned indicator
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3. Operator instructions
3.1 Switching on the Model 102
This chapter explains the operations for making the booklets, whether the Model 102 is in automatic or manual mode.
The following steps apply to both automatic and manual feed.
1 Plug the Model 102 into the wall outlet. 2 Set ON/OFF switch to ON position.
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3 Wait until there is steady illumination of the paper size
indicator. If you previously used the Model 102, the paper size that was last used will illuminate.
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