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CLEANING THE PUNCHES
As you use your stencil machine, the punches may
become clogged with oil board particles. If these
particles prevent the machine from cutting complete
characters, the punches need to be cleaned. Follow
the steps below to clean the punches. (See Figure 3)
NOTE: Only clean a punch when the machine
is not cutting properly. The lubricants in the oil
board also lubricate the punch and die.
1.
Use the wire cleaning hook that is included with the
stencil machine to dislodge paper particles stuck in
the raised characters of the punches.
2. The punch is the upper part of the character set and
can be reached easily by guiding the wire cleaning
hook under the hood casting and scraping the punch.
3. The lower part is the die and does not require
cleaning because the punchings fall through the
opening in the die.
Figure 3
Hood Casting
Punch
Wire Cleaning Hook
OILING THE MACHINE
The moving parts under the cover plate, the hood
casting and the base plate should be cleaned and
greased with a light oil every one to two years.
(See Figure 4)
1.
Loosen the five screws on the cover plate.
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2. Remove the handle screw and washer. Then, pull
the cover plate and handle assembly away from
the machine and place it to the side.
Figure 4
Hood
3. Oil the moving parts under the cover plate.
4. Replace the cover plate and handle assembly by
replacing the five screws on the cover plate, the
washer and handle screw.
CLEANING THE TREADS ON THE LEFT FEED WHEEL
1.
Loosen the bolt on the lower feed wheel.
2. Carefully push the spacing cam to the right and
remove the lower feed wheel. (See Figure 5)
NOTE: Please observe the placement of
the washers on the back of the feed wheel
because they must be put back in the
correct order.
Figure 5
Punch Center Lines
Lower Feed Roller
Release Lever
Release Button
Oil moving parts
Shown here.
Guide Lines
Oil Board
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