Clearing Jams - Uline H-800 Manual Del Usuario

There is very little maintenance required to keep your
tape dispenser in working condition. What is required
however, is important to perform.
Maintenance is basically:
• keeping the machine clear of tape jams.
• cleaning the water tank, bottle and brushes.
• keeping the shear blade clean.
• keeping the blade oiler moist.
These are outlined in the following pages.
WASHInG THE TAnk, BRUSHES AnD BOTTLE
You should wash the water tank, brushes and bottle with
warm water and soap on a weekly basis. This is mostly to
clean the hard dried adhesive from the brushes so they
remain soft, supple, and wet the tape well for proper
adhesion.
Remove the brushes from the tank to remove any old
dried adhesive. You will need to tilt the brushes to clear
the retaining bracket. Be sure to replace the brushes in
the tank correctly. (See Figure 18)
NOTE: Facing the brushes in the wrong
direction can result in poor moistening and
tape jamming. The brush tips are cut at an
angle and in 3 unique lengths. They are
designed to be used in one direction only.
WARNING! Never cut the ends of the brush tips
to remove dried glue. The brush will be short
and not work properly.
NOTE: Brushes must be angled
toward the front of the dispenser in
order to work. Installing the brushes
backwards will cause a tape jam.
Figure 18
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Use these tabs to raise and
lower the heater assembly
The tank will
drop slightly
into this shelf
when it is
correctly
positioned
MAINTENANCE
cLEAnInG THE SHEAR BLADES
When using reinforced tapes laminated with glue or
resin, this material can accumulate on the blades and
interfere with cutting the tape. Even paper tape with no
reinforcement can cause an accumulation of glue and
dust on the blades. Use a small brush and naphtha to
remove this accumulation on the blades.
WARNING! Be sure the dispenser is OFF before
performing any cleaning operations.

cLEARInG jAMS

If the tape jams inside the dispenser near the cutting
blade:
1. Turn the dispenser OFF and UnPLUG it.
2. cut the tape roll just behind the upper tape plate to
get it out of your way.
3. Remove the upper tape plate.
4. Raise the shear plate by moving the lever to the right
of the feed wheel forward. (See Figure 19)
Figure 19
5. Pull out any jammed tape. Push the lever back
to lower the shear blade to its normal operating
position.
6. Swing the heater
assembly up out
of the way and
check for and
clear any jams in
front of the shear
blade.
Rotate lever
here to lift
Shear Blade
into view
Used to
raise the
Shear Blade
Shear
Blade
Figure 20
1013 IH-800