Replacing the friction plate, Checking the sensors, Drive chain tension – MBM Corporation iCREASE EXCEL User Manual

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REPLACING THE FRICTION PLATE

The contact strip below the feed wheels is a consumable part. If this strip begins to

show excessive wear, or additional pressure with the feed wheels does not stop double

feeds from occurring, it may be time to replace the friction plate. To do so, begin by

removing all of the assemblies mounted on the perf assembly shaft. Use the T-handle

wrench to remove the 2 flat head socket screws on each side of the friction plate.

Once the screws are removed, slide the plate towards the front of the machine about 1

to 2 inches, lift the plate up on the contact strip side. With a smooth motion, slowly pull

the friction plate up and out over the feed wheels, toward the back of the machine.

To put the new plate in, simply reverse the procedure of removing.


CHECKING THE SENSORS

1. Turn machine power on and allow screen to turn on

2. There should be 2 lights on the sensor a green indicating power is getting to the

sensor and orange that is the reflecting signal. If both light are not on there is a

problem and must be fixed before you are able to run.

3. Make sure the sensor reflector tape is located on the base plate and the red beam

from the sensor is hitting the tape. If not loosen the screws on the sensor and adjust

the beam until it is on the tape.

4. If all above steps work correctly sensor is working properly, if not, contact the MBM

Corporation service department.

DRIVE CHAIN TENSION

The chain that drives the upper crease die in time will stretch. This is a common

occurrence in chains. The spring tensioner bracket will automatically adjust the tension.

It is important that this chain remain taught and free of any play. It is recommended to

check this periodically. If there is play in the chain drive, make sure the adjustment

spring is in the correct location.









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Chain

Tensioner

Bracket

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