Troubleshooting; Specifications - Martin Yale 1711 Operating Instructions Manual

Translation of the Original Operation Manual
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Übersetzung der Originalbetriebsanleitung
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Troubleshooting

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6.1 Folder will not turn on
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6.2 Paper will not feed
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6.3 Crooked Folds
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6.4 Ink smudges on paper
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6.5 Wrinkled paper
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Specifications
Functional
Paper Weight
Form Width
Form Length
Feed Table Capacity
Speed
Fold Styles
Stapled Documents
Physical
Dimensions
Machine Weight
Shipping Weight
Electrical
Power
TROUBLESHOOTING
Circuit breaker has tripped
Dead receptacle
Electrical Malfunction
Paper Guides are too tight
Feed Wheel is contaminated
Static electricity buildup
Retarder is worn
Paper has a curl in it
Excessive paper guide side play
Paper guide skew adjustment off
Ink not dry
Excessive toner on photocopied stock
Skew out of adjustment
Paper Guides too tight
Dirty Rollers

SPECIFICATIONS

16# to 28# Bond Stock (60g-105g)
4.75" min. to 8.5" max.
5" min. to 14" max.
150 Sheets of 20#
9000 sheets per hour (8.5" X 11")
Letter, Half, Z, Double, Parallel, Brochure, and Church
Five sheets 20# max, hand fed
20.6" Wide X 14.2" Deep X 17.2" High
38 lbs.
43 lbs.
115 V.A.C., 1.3 Amp, Thermal Overload Protected
230 V.A.C., 0.7 Amp, Thermal Overload Protected
If the folder has jammed while folding, turn it off for about 10 minutes
to allow the thermal breaker to cool and reset. WARNING! Motor will
start automatically once it cools. Always turn machine off to allow
cooling so as to avoid automatic starts.
Try folder in known good receptacle.
Have the folder serviced by a qualified technician.
Adjust the paper guides so that the paper slides freely between them.
Review section 2.5.
Clean the feed wheel as specified in section 5.3.
Fan or jog the paper to loosen the stack. Martin Yale Static Eliminator
Spray may be used. Liberally spray over paper edges, feed tables, fold
tables, and exit ramp.
Replace retarder.
Paper will sometimes develop a curl that makes automatic feeding
difficult. This is especially common in paper just printed from a laser
jet printer. Stacking it and placing a large heavy object such as a large
book on it for a couple hours can straighten paper.
Readjust the Paper Guides to eliminate excessive side play of the paper
between the guides. Review section 2.5.
Adjust skew as outlined in section 2.7. Paper must enter the rollers
straight, or a crooked fold will result.
Allow additional ink drying time before folding. Some inks do not dry,
they only set (dry to the touch). Because of the physical nature of
friction feeding, you may notice a mark on the leading edge of the
paper.
Check copy machine.
Adjust skew as outlined in section 2.7. Paper must enter the rollers
straight, or a crooked fold will result.
Readjust the Paper Guides so that sheets slide freely down between
the guides without excessive side play. Review section 2.5.
Clean the rollers as described in section 5.1.
DISPOSING OF THE MACHINE:
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DISPOSING
Dispose of the machine
environmentally sound fashion at the end
of its useful service life. Do not dispose of
any of the parts included in the machine
or its packaging with household trash.
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