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UFO Service V2 Mar02 625-030.pdf

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MANUAL FEED BED ASSEMBLY Section 5<br />

5.1 .......Feed Belt - Removal<br />

Remove the sidelay as described in section 4, remove the four<br />

screws securing the conveyor idler shaft brackets and remove the<br />

idler shaft assembly.<br />

Remove the four screws securing the conveyor drive shaft bearing<br />

housings and remove the drive shaft as an assembly.<br />

Note ........Take care not to lose the roller retaining brackets or the<br />

torque disc (from the coupling), when removing the<br />

shafts. (See Fig. 6.11)<br />

Remove the counter sensor and it’s bracket from the drive end<br />

stiffener and remove the six screws securing both stiffeners to the<br />

feed bed, (do not remove the screws which secure the insert to the<br />

stiffeners), then carefully draw the insert and stiffeners from the<br />

machine and remove the feed belt.<br />

Note ........On re-assembly, fit the new belt according to the<br />

direction arrow on the reverse side of the belt.<br />

5.2 .......Counter Sensor<br />

The counter sensor is located beneath the feed bed as shown in<br />

fig. 5.11 and its alignment is checked as follows:-<br />

Remove the control box lid (see section 13) and set a volt meter to<br />

read 5 Volts DC.<br />

Connect the positive lead to TP3 and the negative lead to TP1 on<br />

the counter PCB. (see fig 13.12)<br />

The signal should rise to 5.0 Volts DC when the detector is not<br />

reflecting, (ie when covered by a sheet of paper), and drop to less<br />

than 0.5 Volts DC when reflecting, (no paper).<br />

The detector and reflector must be cleaned and the reflector<br />

adjusted to obtain the lowest value when reflecting, (typically 0.2<br />

Volts).<br />

SYSTEMS PAGE 13

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