Oscillation timing, Notice – Grizzly G9962Z User Manual
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G0445/G0582/G9962Z/9962ZX Wide Belt Sander
Oscillation Timing
When the oscillation is correctly adjusted, the
sanding belt oscillates to the left and to the right
at the same speed. If the sanding belt makes
contact with a limit switch, as shown in
Figure 25,
the emergency braking system will activate and
stop the sander immediately.
NOTICE
The oscillation adjustments have been per-
formed at the factory and should require no
further attention. However, we recommend
verifying the settings.
Figure 25. Improper oscillation.
Sanding Belt
Limit
Switches
Sander Outline
(Top View)
3. An adequate stream of air through the air
fork gap (
Figure 26) is essential for proper
oscillation. If the jet of air is weak through
the gap, the belt will track away from the
controller and into the limit switch on the
opposite end of the roller. The pivot action of
the upper roller, and the resulting oscillation
of the belt, are dependent upon adequate
airflow through the air fork gap.
To set the correct amount of airflow through
the air fork gap:
1. Remove the sanding belt and turn the belt
tension knob to the tensioned position.
2. Loosen the lock nut on the airflow adjustment
knob (
Figure 27).
3. Turn the airflow adjustment knob (Figure 27)
clockwise until the airflow is completely
OFF.
The upper roller should pivot to the right.
4. Slowly turn the airflow adjustment knob
counterclockwise, and continue turning up
the air pressure until the roller pivots to the
left.
Figure 26. Oscillation components.
Oscillation Controller Gap
Air Fork and Air Jet
To check the sanding belt oscillation:
1. Be sure the sanding belt is properly installed
and the belt tension knob and air supply are
ON.
2. Turn ON the sanding belt.
—If t
he belt oscillates without contacting the
limit switches, but the oscillation time to the
left and right are
NOT equal, proceed to Step
7, on Page 31.
—If the belt tracks away from the air fork and
air jet, colliding into the limit switch, continue
with
Step 3.
Figure 27. Airflow adjustment knob.
Lock Nut