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UFO Service V2 Mar02 625-030.pdf

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MANUAL OUTER FOLD ROLLERS Section 8<br />

Remove the nut and washer securing the spring block and remove<br />

the block, taking care to hold the spring to avoid losing it and the<br />

spring pad.<br />

Release both grub screws in both the large gear and the drive<br />

gear, five full turns, to clear the shaft and remove the gear.<br />

Remove the calliper jaw by removing the two socket head cap<br />

screws.<br />

Remove the two bolts securing the linear bearings to the backplate<br />

and remove both bearings and back-plate.<br />

The calliper and roller may now be released from the side-frames<br />

and the calliper can be pulled off the roller bearing.<br />

The drive side bearing and calliper remain undisturbed.<br />

Note ........Take care of the circular shims that are fitted between<br />

the calliper and the bearing. They should be kept safe<br />

and used when replacing the roller.<br />

The roller is replaced in the reverse sequence. However, before<br />

fitting and setting the pressure spring, the linear bearings must be<br />

correctly adjusted - see the following sections for the procedures.<br />

8.2 .......Outer Fold Rollers - Linear Bearings<br />

The fold rollers are located in moving callipers which must move<br />

freely up and down without any lateral movement.<br />

This is achieved by setting the linear bearings very carefully which<br />

is carried out at the factory and will require no further attention<br />

unless the rollers are removed.<br />

Before any attempt is made to set the linear bearings, the pressure<br />

spring must be removed,(as in section 8.1 above). This is so that it<br />

is easier to feel the tightness or slackness in the moving calliper.<br />

SYSTEMS PAGE 19

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