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Applies to |
Lotem® 400 platesetters:
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Priority = Next failure |
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Component |
Load roller bar and springs |
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Problem |
Rollers on the load roller bar slipped off their springs. |
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Solution |
The load roller bar was redesigned
so that the part holding the springs has a larger overhang to keep the springs
in place, and the open side of the spring is at the base (and not in the
roller) to prevent the rollers from slipping off.
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Time needed to implement |
1 hour |
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Parts needed |
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Procedure |
Note: Make sure to use Loctite on all screws. Removing the load roller bar
Installing the load roller bar
Important: Use only short screws to close the local 3 box, as long screws can cause a short circuit.
Logistics
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Test |
Load a plate and verify that the rollers are attached to the plate. Verify that there are no roller pressure marks after plate processing. |
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Material Disposition |
Dispose of the old load roller assembly. |
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Document number |
719-00106B Rev D | ||||||||||||||
Technical contact |
Product Support Manager: Haim Vaknin |
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Date submitted |
19 Mar 2003 | ||||||||||||||