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| Applies to | Trendsetter NEWS/3230/3244 All options | Priority =Next Visit
Reason = Reliability Release date = 01 Sept 2001 |
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Machines affected |
All Trendsetters built from 1997 to 01 Sept 2001 | |
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Component |
Load ramp sensor | |
| Problem | The load ramp sensor (#36-3141) currently used on Trendsetters has an incorrect focal length. | |
| Solution(s) | Replace with sensor with correct focal length. | |
| Parts needed | Replacement sensors #36-3210 | |
| Tools needed | n/a | |
| Procedure |
Check this photo to see if replacement is necessary. The part
number on the microswitch is key to identifying old and new.
Machines do NOT require the new optical sensor if they have either of the following sensors:
The sensors that DO require replacing are the SHARP optical sensors. They look identical to the ALEPH except for the presence of a resin seal on the edge nearest the connector. Remove this sensor and replace with 36-3210 on next visit. NOTE: other sensors using the same part, such as the load table and unload pan on the Trendsetter Autoloader, can wait until failure for replacement. |
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| Technical contact | Steve Froese | |