Refilling the bottle, While running a job with wetscore – Baumfolder Wetscore User Manual

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TP10320A

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7.0 ADJUSTMENT OF FLOW RATE

A. With the folder off, place your hand under the

sensor and open the appropriate control valve.

B.

Watch for air bubbles in the tubing to move indicat-
ing flow from the needles.

C.

Adjust control valves until the flow is greater than 2
drops per second from the needles.

D.

If the proper flow cannot be obtained see TROUBLE

SHOOTING section of the manual.

8.0 POSITIONING OF PHOTOELECTRIC

SENSOR

A. The sensor is of the photoreflective type, it does not

require a “hole” under it to see through. Simply
position it over the sheet so that it does not interfere
with the side guide, shoe-ins, nozzle holders, etc.

B.

Run one sheet under the sensor and watch to see if
the LED light on the sensor is lit when the sheet is
present, and off when not.

C.

Adjust by rotating as necessary.

REFILLING THE BOTTLE

1.0 FLUID LEVEL OF THE BOTTLE

When refilling the alcohol/water solution in the bottle, it

is recommended that the bottle be only filled to 90% of
capacity.

2.0 BLEEDING AIR FROM THE TUBING

When filling the bottle, always bleed the tubing between

the on/off solenoid and the control valves. Air may become
trapped in the solenoid and an inconsistent flow will result if
not removed.

It is usually not necessary to bleed the tubing to the

needles if there is adequate flow between the solenoid and
the control valves. For procedure see instructions above.

WHILE RUNNING A JOB WITH

WetScore

1.0 CHECK THE FLUID LEVEL OF THE

BOTTLE

Never let the bottle run dry, unwanted air will fill the

lines. If the flow is sluggish, or signatures feel dry, fill the
bottle, the flow is gravity fed and dependent upon
presssure from the bottle.

2.0 WATCH THE FLOW RATE OF THE

NEEDLES UPON THE STOCK

When the needle is on the sheet and the folder is

running, the line of fluid laid down by the WetScore should
approximate the size of the needle used. Check to be sure
that the needle is in constant contact with the sheet.

Do not allow space between the sheet and the needle.

The WetScore uses capillary action to pull the fluid out of
the needle by the motion of the stock underneath it. If the
needle is allowed to pour fluid upon the sheet, it will become
difficult to obtain a consistet flow and uniform score along
the sheet.

When the folder is running and the sheet gap is under

the needle, a drop of fluid should be visible at the end of the
needle prior to the next sheet running under the needle. A
strong flow may be desirable for heavy uncoated stock.

Signatures should feel slightly wet to the touch along

the scored edge.

3.0 CHECK THE LED INDICATOR ON THE

PHOTOELECTRIC SENSOR

While the folder is running, the LED indicator light on

the photoelectric sensor should be off when there is no
sheet under the sensor. The indicator should blink on and
off with the sheet. If it is constantly on, raise the sensor
slightly to ensure that the solenoid will shut off when the
folder stops running.

4.0 REMOVING JAMMED SHEETS

NEVER PULL SHEETS OUT OF THE FOLDER
WHEN THE NEEDLES ARE IN CONTACT
WITH THE SHEET. NEEDLES MAY BEND
AND YOU WILL LOSE YOUR SHEET REGIS-
TER!

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