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Bronze Wheels Support Replacement

The function of the bronze wheels is to guide and support the movement of the gripper guide when the actuator gripper assembly is activated.

To implement this procedure first you need to follow the procedure of Lower or upper Gripper Actuators Assembly Replacement.

The two bronze gripper guide wheels lower and upper may become worn out due to constant friction.

Disassemble

Tools

  1. Set Hex Keys (Imperial not metric)
  2. Philips head screw driver
  3. Work bench/table

Procedure

Note:

  1. If you are replacing the bronze wheels in the Lower Grippers unit refer to :
    Gripper Actuator Lower Assy (732-1L199) balloons [3] and [9]
  2. If you are replacing the bronze wheels in the upper Grippers unit refer to:
    Gripper Actuator Upper Assy (732-1L193) balloons [10] and [4]
  3. Refer to the Adjustable wheel drawing (732-1L802) for adjusting the pressure of the bronze wheels on the gripper guide.
  1. To remove the two bronze wheel see [3]/[10], unscrew and remove the two holding screws and pull out this unit. Similarly for the lower sub-assembly [9]/[4].

    Note: When replacing the Lower Gripper Actuator Assy the upper sub-assembly(the side facing the drum) has two small adjustable screws to ensure smooth movement of the activator bar. After replacing these - lower bar roller should be adjusted.

    Note: When replacing the Upper Gripper Actuator Assy the lower sub-assembly (the side facing the drum) has two small adjustable screws to ensure smooth movement of the activator bar. After replacing these - lower bar roller should be adjusted.
  2. To replace the two bronze wheels, apply glue (loctite242) to retaining screws.
  3. Insert complete sub-assemblies (upper/lower) where required.
  4. Apply thin layer of white grease to activator bar along path of bronze bushing.
  5. Insert and tighten retaining screws.

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