Operation (Continued)
WARNINGS
1.Turn electrical and air supply off and disconnect before servicing taping heads or performing any adjustments or maintenance on the machine. Turn electrical and air supplies off when machine is not in use.
2.Do not leave machine running unattended.
3.Before turning drive belts on, be sure no tools or other objects are on the machine bed.
4.Keep hands and loose clothing away from moving belts and flap kicker.
5.Keep away from flap kicker. Flap kicker is controlled by air and can be activated (if air supply is "On") by depressing flap kicker cam. Be sure flap kicker is in the down position before servicing.
6.Never attempt to remove jammed boxes from the machine while machine is running.
7.Machine access door must be closed when drive belts are running. Do not attempt to override door interlock switch.
8.Keep hands and clothing away from taping heads when machine is running. A box traveling through the machine causes taping head rollers to retract when box enters and extend as box leaves taping head.
9.Both the upper and lower taping heads utilize extremely sharp tape
10.Failure to comply with these warnings could result in severe personal injury and/or equipment damage.
Tape Loading/Threading – Upper Taping Head
See Section II, Pages 7 and 8
Tape Loading/Threading – Lower Taping Head With Tape Drum On Taping Head
See Section II, Pages 7 and 8
Tape Loading/Threading – Lower Taping Head With Alternate Outboard Tape Drum
1.Raise upper taping head high enough to allow clearance for removing lower taping head.
2.Remove lower taping head from machine bed and install threading needle as explained in Section II, page 7.
3.Replace taping head back into machine.
4.Place tape roll on outboard tape drum with adhesive side down on lead end of tape. (Seat tape roll fully against back flange of tape drum.) Thread tape through outboard tape rollers as shown in Figure
CAUTION – Taping head weighs approximately 7.2 kg [16 pounds]
without tape. Use proper body mechanics when removing or installing taping head.
5.Complete tape threading as explained in Section II, page 8.
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