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2620 Power Feeder Maintenance Manual

 

 

 

SAFETY WARNING

2620 POWER FEEDER SETUP

Accessories setup

Machine Setup

2612 Height

MAINTENANCE

General

Cleaning

Rollers

TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENTS

Double Detector

Pick Off Height

Side Guides

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT

Rollers

Driver Ink Assembly

Gears

Motor

Double Detector

PC Board

Power Supply

ILLUSTRATED PARTS BREAKDOWN

Feeder Assembly

Operator Side Assembly

Drive Side Assembly

Front Assembly

Back Assembly

Spare Parts List

Troubleshooting

 

SAFETY WARNING

Always be sure the machine is unplugged before any attempt is made to perform any maintenance covered in this section.

 

WARNING: DISCONNECT PROCEDURE: NEVER PULL THE CORD to disconnect the plug. Cord fatigue could lead to shorts resulting in fire or personal injury from shock. Always grasp plug body to disconnect power cord.

WARNING: SHOCK HAZARD! NEVER CUT THE GROUN from a three-prong plug to fit a two-prong socket. Possible shock could cause personal injury or death. Hire a qualified electrician to provide a power source that meets electrical requirement and all local electrical codes

 

 

2620 POWER FEEDER SETUP

The 2620 Power Feeder provides double free steady forms to the 2612 Folder/Sealer. Attach the stacker extension using the to knobs provided.

Load the forms and adjust the width using the right tray guide on top of your 2620 Power Feeder.

The double detector is set at the factory for most forms. When setting up your 2620 check the double detector to the form. Take one sheet of the form and fold it in half and put it through the rollers of the double detector. Adjust the double detector know at the top of the feeder so the red light will come on when two forms go through at the same time.

Then push the start button on top of the 2620 feeder. The two gray rollers will touch the forms first, this will start the gray rollers to take the forms forward to the rollers of the 2612 Folder/Sealer. The pick off height is set at the factory, the knob will allow you to adjust the gray rollers. When the gray rollers eventually wear out, the operator may easily replace them by removing the two blue clips.

If a double occurs the red light should come on. If this should happen push the top button and the stack will go down. Then pull the forms that caused the jam from the feeder and restack them. Then push the top button and the 2620 Power Feeder should be working properly. Note: You don’t have to wait until the stack reaches the bottom to restart the feeder.

MAINTENANCE

GENERAL

This section includes mechanical descriptions, technical adjustments, removal and replacement, and troubleshooting.

 

CLEANING

Take a few minutes at the end of each day to wipe off accumulations of paper dust. Cover your machine when not in use. These practices will keep your machine clean and in tip-top operating condition.

ROLLERS

Keep rollers clean. Most feeding problems are the result of paper dust accumulation on the feeder rollers. Rollers should be cleaned on a regular basis to maintain optimum feeding performance.

Clean rollers weekly using water only, and a lint free cloth.

Check rollers periodically for wear. Worn rollers will be evident by inability to control paper and inaccurate feeding. Never touch the gray surface of the rollers with hands. This will put oil onto the rollers and cause them not to function correctly.

To replace rollers you must first disconnect the power. After noticeable wear on the rollers you may want to rotate them to even the wear. The roller to wear down first will be the first pick off roller. The one-way bearings will only permit the rollers to rotate one direction. Install the rollers with the bearing side going away from the chain as when you removed it.

 

TECHNICAL ADJUSTMENTS

 

DOUBLE DETECTOR

The distance between the two rollers is the most critical. When replacing the Double Detector Assembly, set the distance by doing the following. Loosen the two screws on the Idler Roller Assembly, slip a piece of Xerox paper between the rollers and the lower Idler Roller Assembly. So that it is pressing the paper to the lower roller then tighten the two screws, make sure it is straight.

PICK OFF HEIGHT

 

The two main reasons of miss feeding are dirty rollers and pick off sensor adjustment. The rollers can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Depending on form’s condition, adjustment height will vary. Adjust the knob so that the sensor is in the middle of the rectangular hole. If it is feeding intermittently, raise the sensor. And if it is doubling, lower the sensor.

 

SIDE GUIDES

The side guide adjustment is to accommodate different form widths. To adjust side guides loosen the thumbscrew and move accordingly. Make sure not to set the side guides too tight against the forms. This may cause a misfeed.

 

 

REMOVAL AND REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE

GRAY ROLLERS REPLACEMENT

 

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  Remove the blue clips on the outside of the rollers.

3.  Remove the gray rollers and replace with the new rollers. NOTE: Make sure the bearing side of the roller is away from the chain as when you removed them.

DRIVE LINK ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

                    2.  Remove the gray rollers.

3.  Remove e-clips and the cotter pin from the gear.

4.  Slide the shaft through the oilite bearings and replace with new drive link assembly.

GEAR REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  The bottom gear is held on with two set screws. Loosen the set screws with an Allen wrench and slide the gear off.

3.  The middle gear is held on with an e-clip. Remove the e-clip and using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the screw holding the idler stud on. Slide the gear off.

4.  When replacing the gears make sure to align them horizontally by using the idler stud and the bottom gear. There should be a small amount of backlash between each gear. First adjust the middle gear and the top gear by moving the idler stud. Next adjust the middle gear and the bottom gear by moving the motor

 

MOTOR REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  Remove cover and unplug motor connector from pc board.

3.  Loosen the two set screws on the motor gear. Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the two screws holding the motor in place. Remove the old motor and replace with the new motor. You need to wire it the same way the old motor was.

DOUBLE DETECTOR ASSEMBLY REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  Disconnect the extension spring from the bracket.

3.  Using an Allen wrench, remove the two screws holding the double detector.

4.  Remove the sensor.

5.  Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the two screws holding the bracket on and remove the double detector sensor assembly.

6.  Replace the old detector assembly with the new detector assembly.

7.  Set the gap between the two silver roller bearings, so that 1 sheet of Xerox paper can go through with ease. Make sure rollers are not touching.

PC BOARD REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  Disconnect connectors from the pc board. Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the four screws holding the pc board on.

3.  Replace with the new pc board and reconnect the connectors the same way they were connected.

 

POWER SUPPLY REPLACEMENT

1.  Unplug machine.

2.  Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the four screws holding the cover on. Then remove the cover.

3.  Using a Phillips screwdriver loosen the four screws and disconnect the connectors, then remove the power supply.

4.  Replace old power supply with new power supply. NOTE: Don’t forget to reconnect ground wire to lower right screw of the power supply cover.

 

 

 

 

 

2620 Feeder Parts List

ITEM & PART #

DESCRIPTION

QTY

1      GA0412

HARNESS DOUBLE/LED

1

2      390-0938

DOUBLE DETECTOR ASSY.

1

3      GF0407

SENSOR, PHOTO

1

4      GF1204

BRACKET, SENSOR

1

5      360-1538

RUBBER PAD BRACKET

1

        GM1604

SHAFT, RETARD, ROLLER

1

        GM0301

BEARING, 125 NYLINER

2

        LC0170

RETAINER, SPRING CLIP

2

        GM0800

SPRING, COMPRESSION

1

6      GP0409

MOTOR, STEPPER

1

7      368-0061

SPUR GEAR 56 TOOTH

1

8      368-0060

SPUR GEAR 44 TOOTH

1

9      330-0082

IDLER STUD

1

10    31015

BEARING, SHAFT

2

11    360-1536

SHIM PLATE

2

12    GM0411

SENSOR

1

13    GM2002

ASSY. DRIVE LINK

1

14    66703-05

ASSY. ROLLERS

2

15    66161

RETAINER

2

16    374-0100

1/4-28 X 2 1/4 SOC. HD. CAP SCREW

1

        381-5851 

THUMBSCREW CAP

1

17    342-0012

COMPRESSION SPRING 3/4"

1

18    334-0342

IDLER SUPPORT

1

         370-0018

RADIAL BALL BEARING

1

         377-0037

NYLON WASHER

2

         382-0010

SPRINGRIP FASTENER

1

19     360-1425

COVER, TOP

1

20     360-1427

FEEDER DOCK

1

21     368-0062

SPUR GEAR, 28 TOOTH

1

22     GM0504

CORK PAD

1

23     375-5915

THUMBSCREW CAP

6

23A  375-0004

SCREW 6-32X1/4 FRO THUMBSCREW

6

24     395-0733

SPRING BLOCK KIT

1 KIT

 

2620 Operator Side Parts List

ITEM & PART #

DESCRIPTION QTY
1    GA1301 SPACER FOOT 4
2    66043 BELT, TIMING 1
3    GP0424 AC RECEPTACLE ASSY 1
4    66031-01 PULLEY, 10G 2
      51221 E-RING 2
5    GA0455 POWER SUPPLY 24VDC 1
6    66073 GEAR, PULLEY 28T 2
      51225 E-RING, 7/32 2
7    GM0401 ASSEMBLY, PCB 1

 

 

2620 Drive Side Parts List

ITEM & PART # DESCRIPTION QTY
1    66512 GEAR, DUAL IDLER 1
      51218 E-RING, 5/32 1
2    66026 GEAR, DUAL IDLER 1
      51218 E-RING, 5/32 1
3    GM2027 ASSY, ELEVATOR 1
      66006 BEARING ELEVATOR 2
      GM1251 ELEVATOR 1
4    66043 BELT, TIMING 1
5    66843 SWITCH 1
6    66322-01 MOTOR, ELEVATOR 1
7    66306-01 PLATE, MOTOR GEAR 1

 

 

2620 Front Parts List

ITEM & PART # DESCRIPTION QTY
1    GA2003 COVER, SIDE RIGHT 1
2    GA1208-11 GUIDE, RIGHT 1
3    GM1258 CLAMP 2
4    GM1240 SLIDE 2
5    GA51285 THUMBSCREW 1
6    GA1208-12 GUIDE, LEFT 1
7    GA1300-01 COVER, SIDE LEFT 1
8    374-2810 1/4-20 X 5/8 LG. SOC. HD. CAP SCREW 1

 

2620 Back Parts List

ITEM & PART # DESCRIPTION

QTY

1   66466 SWITCH MOMENTARY 1
2   61103-03 POWER CORD 1

2620 Spare Parts List

ITEM & PART # DESCRIPTION QTY
1     GP0409 MOTOR, STEPPER 1
2     66322-01 MOTOR, ELEVATOR 1
3     GA0412 HARNESS DOUBLE/LED 1
4     GM0411 SENSOR 1
5     GF0407 SENSOR, PHOTO 1
6     390-0938 DOUBLE DETECTOR ASSEMBLY 1
7     66703-03 ASSEMBLY, ROLLERS 2
8     66161 RETAINER 2
9     368-0060 SPUR GEAR 44 TOOTH 1
10   368-0061 SPUR GEAR 56 TOOTH 1
11   334-0342 IDLER SUPPORT 1
       370-0018 RADIAL BALL BEARING 1
       377-0037 NYLON WASHER 2
12   66043 BELT, TIMING 2
13   GA0455 POWER SUPPLY, 24VDC 1
14   66031-01 PULLEY, 10G 2
15   66073 GEAR, PULLEY 28T 1
16   GM0401 ASSEMBLY, PCB 1
17   66512 GEAR, DUAL IDLER 1
18   66026 GEAR, DUAL IDLER 1
19   66843 SWITCH 1
20   GM0504 CORK PAD 1

 

TROUBLESHOOTING

 

Problem Description

Possible Cause

Solution

Elevator does not raise.

Power is not attached to the feeder.

Check power supply.

Power supply is not plugged into the wall outlet.

Check wall outlet.

There is a failure on the feeder circuit board.

 

Contact Tech Support for assistance.

Feeder is feeding multiple pieces of media.

Media is bound together in some way.

"Fan" media to loosen it, or inspect envelopes for flap overlapping or improper construction.

Pick off height should be lowered.

Use the pick off height knob to lower the gray rollers.

Feed rollers are in need of cleaning or replacement.

Clean rollers with water, and a lint free cloth. If rollers have over 100,000 feeds on them, it is recommended that they be replaced. Contact the Tech Support department for replacement feed rollers.

 

Feed rollers "slip" on media.

Rollers are in need of cleaning or replacement. (paper lint on rollers)

Clean rollers with water as outlined above or contact Tech Support for assistance for replacement roller kit.

Side guides are set too tight.

Adjust side guides so that forms can move freely between them.

Pick off height is too low.

Raise pick off height using the pick off height knob on the top of the machine.

 

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