Desoutter ASD Manual De Instrucciones página 23

4.1.11. Step 11
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1 Screw (adjust up and down)
2 Screw (adjust left and right)
3 Screw (adjust front to back)
4 Screw
5 Stopper
● Place a screw in the rail just behind the
stopper arm.
● The faceplate should be centered with the
rail and screw head allowing enough pick up
room for the screwdriver bit.
- Screws (1): adjust up and down.
- Screws (2): adjust left and right.
- Screws (3): adjust front to back.
4.1.12. Step 12
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1 Hex key
● Close the top gate.
Note: ensure gate does not make contact with
the rail; leave a gap between the rail and gate as
to not allow a screw to pass.
Turn top gate screw counter clockwise
to close.
DO NOT REMOVE SCREW!
4.1.13. Step 13
● Connect AC adaptor to the Feeder.
● Plug AC adaptor into outlet.
● Turn switch "ON".
4.1.14. Step 14
● Place some screws into the feeder and
power on.
● Make sure the screws are sliding down the
rail smoothly.
● Make sure you can pick up the screws
smoothly from the front with your screwdriver.
4.1.15. Step 15
● Place the cover back to its original position.
Keep cover on at all times when screw
feeder is in use.
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4.2. Additional adjustments
See Picture Q - page 19
4.2.1. Vibrator (Vibration Timer)
This adjustment allows you to determine the
vibration time after a screw has reached the pick
up point of the feeder.
4.2.2. Roller (Drum Timer)
This adjustment allows you to determine the
time in which the drum will feed screws into the
rail after a screw has reached the pick up point
of the feeder.
4.2.3. Swing Strenght (Vibration Intensity)
This adjustment allows you to control the
intensity of the vibration of the feeder.
5. RECOMMENDED SCREW
CAPACITIES
To ensure you do not overload your screw
feeder, please follow the recommended fill level
for your screw length.
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1 Screw length ≤ 10 mm
2 Screw length ≤ 15 mm
3 Screw length ≤ 19 mm
● Never operate unit without reading
manual.
● Never insert any objects into unit
while unit is plugged in.
● Never attempt to make adjustments
to unit while unit is plugged in.
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