Gullco KR-200-L - Manual (Page 9)

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The Forward/Neutral/Reverse Switch
¾ This is used to select the direction of rotation.
The Speed Adjustment Knob
¾ This adjustment is used to increase (clockwise) or decrease (counter-clockwise) the
rotational speed of the “Kamel” roll.
WARNING! Avoid changing the direction of rotation without making sure that rotation comes to a
complete stop first. Failure to comply may cause an overload.
WARNING! Avoid repeatedly starting and stopping the “Kamel” roll in quick, short succession, as
this will reduce the life expectancy of the control and the motor.
The remote foot switch is used to start and stop rotation of the rubber wheels. Depressing the foot
switch will activate rotation and releasing the foot switch will deactivate the rotation and apply
braking. The Run/Stop switch must be in the Run position and a rotation direction must be selected
for the unit to operate when the footswitch is depressed.
Notes:
If the optional GP-200-023, Forward/Stop/Reverse Footswitch assembly is installed (instead of the
standard Run/Stop footswitch), the footswitch will start and stop the rotation as previously described, and
allow the operator to choose which direction the rolls will rotate. The Run/Stop switch must be in the Run
position and the Forward/Neutral/Reverse switch must be in the Neutral position for the unit to operate
when the footswitch is depressed.
If the optional GP-200-025, Variable Speed Footswitch assembly is installed (instead of the standard
Run/Stop footswitch), the footswitch will start and stop the rotation and depending on the varying amount
that the footswitch is depressed, will vary the rotational speed from zero (0) rpm up to the speed
regulated by the Speed Adjustment Knob of the GSP control. I.e. if the GSP-1000 Speed Adjustment
Knob is set to 30% of full speed range, then the Variable Speed Footswitch will be able to vary the
“Kamel” roll speed between 0 and 30%. The Run/Stop switch must be in the Run position and a rotation
direction must be selected for the unit to operate when the footswitch is depressed.
The fuse holder allows accessibility to the main fuse by pushing the cap in towards the main body
and twisting in a counterclockwise direction.