Field Change Order #27928 - Short Pin Assembly Version 2

Description The purpose of this FCO is to solve intermittent misregistration problems resulting from an improper short pin assembly, which caused the short pins to be at a non-perpendicular angle with the base bracket.

1. Reason For Change

Due to one non-perpendicular short pin in the machine, intermittent misregistration was occurring. We mechanically redesigned the short pin to insure a 90-degree angle between the short pin and the base.

Note: The visual difference between the two shortcut pin versions is the screwdriver slot on top of the pin, which doesn't exist on version 2.

2. Description of Change
Replacing the old short pins with the newly designed short pins.

3. Change Procedure

3.1. From the application, release the loading cassette.
3.2. Open the front door.
3.3. Disconnect the wiring to the short pins.
3.4. Disassemble the short pins from the punch beam.
3.5. Assemble the new short pins, P/N 507A3E860.

Note: If the machine has a GTO kit installed, replace the GTO short pins (P/N 507A3E861) also.

3.6. Reconnect the wiring to the short pins.
3.7. Reinsert the loading cassette in the machine.

4. Test Procedure

4.1. Load plates of different sizes and thicknesses, and check for good attachment to the pins on the drum.
4.2. Close the front door.
4.3. Send a job from the Brisque and develop it.
4.4. Check the image parallelism.

5. Parts List

6. Attached Documentation

None.

7. Material Disposition

Return all units to Creo Israel, so we can check them.

8. Logistics

8.1 Approved quantities:

8.2 Schedule supplies for first lots:

8.3. Inventory in warehouses:
Old punch shortcut base assembly P/N: 507A4L164 must be sent back to CSIL.