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Maintenance – Beisler 1265-4 User Manual

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Service Instructions Automatic Single-Head Serging Machine 1265-4

Beisler GmbH

C-21

C.5

Maintenance

C.5.14 Adjusting the stacker control cams

Fig. 12: The motion sequence of the individual stacker linkages is con-

trolled by the roller valve 1 and by the speed of the pneumatic cylin-

ders 7.

• To change the beginning or the end of a motion section, the position

is shifted along the start cam 4 or along the closing cam 5 on the

linkage.

• The speed of the motions can be changed using the throttles 6

and 8 at the pneumatic cylinders.

Changing the cam position:

1. Loosen the locating screw 2 or 3 of the correspon-

ding cam.

2. Shift the start cam 4 or the closing cam 5.

3. Tighten the locating screw.

Setting the speed of the motion sequence:

1. To change the speed of the forward motion, rotate the

ajusting screw of throttle 6.

2. To change the speed of the rearward motion, rotate

the adjusting screw of throttle 8.

3. Directions of rotation:

• Rotate throttle counterclockwise to increase the

speed.

• Rotate throttle clockwise to reduce the speed.

Coordination of the motion sequence:

If the roller valve switches early, the linkage strikes. The

distance between the start cam and the roller valve con-

tact 5 must be increased.

If the roller valve switches late, the motion sequence is in-

terrupted. The distance between the start cam and the

roller valve contactor must be reduced.

The positioning of the cams must ensure that the closing

cam switches the motion of a linkage off when the start

cam of the subsequent linkage has actuated the contact

at the roller valve. The motion sequence of the stacker

consists of six steps:

1. Cylinder 1 picks up.

2. Roller valve 12 is activated.

• Cylinder 2 lifts.

3. Roller valve 32 is activated.

• Cylinder 3 throws over.

4. Roller valve 11 is activated.

• Linkage rearward motion starts.

5. Roller valve 22 is activated.

• Cylinder 2 lowers.

6. Roller valve 14 is activated.

• Cylinder 1 returns to basic position.

Fig. 12