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4.3 Placing film rolls
WARNING:
DANGER OF FINGER OR TOE INJURY WHEN
DROPPING A ROLL. FINGER OR TOE CAN
GET PINCHED BY THE MATERIAL ROLL
AGAINST TIEFRAME OR FLOOR.
When a shaft is not correctly inserted in its suspension, it can
fall out during loading, webbing or running.
4.3.1 Auto-grip shafts
All shafts are equal. Their function is determined by its
position in the machine.
The shafts fit into the machine in both ways. (In older versions
the shafts fit in just one way in the machine.)
On the control panel side of the machine the shaft and the
suspension snap together by a gripper slot and gripper.
At the left-hand side of the machine the shaft has a thrust
piece in the shaft and in the suspension. These thrust pieces
push the shaft into locking position when the shaft is turned.
To position the shaft correctly push it firmly into the
suspensions and turn the shaft until it locks in.
Check the auto-grip mechanism on each shaft. The rubber
cords should just touch the edges of the recess (Figure 12A:
d = 8 ± 2.5 mm).
If not, see chapter 5 Maintenance.
Figure 12: Auto-grip shaft
When the shaft is rotated inside a cylinder, the rubber cord will
move to the side and gets caught between shaft and cylinder
(Figure 12B). Rotating back will release the cord.
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