Craftsman CompuCarve 133.217540 Instrukcja Operatora Pobierz pdf (Strona 41)

Sears, Roebuck and Co. CompuCarve™ System (Rev 1.18) 04/23/07

• Troubleshooting the Board Sensor

If the board sensor error cannot be resolved by cleaning the sensor as

outlined above, continue with the following troubleshooting steps. To

check the status of the board edge sensor, go to the CarveWright Main

Menu-Configuration-Sensor Check menu Use the arrow keys to find

Board Roller on the bottom line of the display and press ENTER. Do

the following checks:

o Load a board lower the head and check the reading displayed on

the LCD when the sensor is over the board. Anything reading over

90 is acceptable.

o Check the reading displayed on the LCD when the sensor is not

over a board by moving the cutting head all the way to the left. The

correct reading should be less then 10 and ideally 0.

o Raise the head, so that a small board can be easily placed

underneath the Board Sensor. Move it up and down so as to cause

the Board Sensor reading to go greater than 50. Quickly remove it

from under the sensor. The reading should drop immediately to

less then 10 and ideally 0.

If any of the checks fail, ensure the sensor is clear of dust and recheck.

If the operation does not improve, contact an authorized service

center.

• Vertical Lockup: Cranking the head beyond its highest useable

height can result in it locking in a position where the head crank cannot

lower it. Releasing from this locked position it is very easy. The

threaded head screw needs to be manually turned and can be

accessed from the inside of the machine. On this head screw, just

above the traction belts, is a hole into which an Allen wrench or similar

tool can be inserted. Using the Allen wrench as leverage, turn the

head screw a clockwise direction to unlock it.

FIGURE 32: HEAD RELEASE PROCEDURE

Head Screw

Hole

Rotate

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Craftsman CompuCarve 133.217540 Instrukcja Operatora Strona 41