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- Page 1 Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operating Guide Issue 1a, April 2004...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Introduction ....1 Installation Safety Information Getting Help About your Automatic SpineMaster 3 How the SpineMaster Works Adjustments and Settings Stacker Using your Automatic SpineMaster 7... - Page 4 Watkiss Automation Limited shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damage in connection with the furnish- ing, performance or use of this material.
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Page 5: Introduction
• Do not attempt to put your hands or objects, other than booklets, inside the ASM during operation. • Do not remove machine covers. Only competent and trained service engineers should service this equip- ment. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 6: Getting Help
Should you require further assistance, the Watkiss Service Department (UK) or your local Watkiss supplier will be happy to help. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 7: About Your Automatic Spinemaster
Turn the knob clockwise to increase the effect, and anti-clockwise to decrease the effect. The type of material will also influence the required setting. Min. Fig 2. Book Thickness Adjustment Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 8: Stacker
• When hand-feeding, the green light flashes as each book is processed. Another booklet can be inserted when the light goes out. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 9: Stacker
3. If small booklets do not stack well, adjustment may be required , see “Small booklets do not stack well” on page 10. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... - Page 10 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - January 2004...
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Page 11: Using Your Automatic Spinemaster
Double Pass Mode Incorrect: The spine has been over-formed resulting in damage or creasing on the cover. Decrease the Book Thickness Ad- justment and/or use Single Pass Mode. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 12: Hand Feeding
W ET INK Avoid using the ASM on booklets where the ink has not dried. This may result in ink transfer and will increase the amount of cleaning required (see Chapter 5, ’Mainte- nance’). Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 13: Error Conditions
• Switch the ASM OFF and unplug the mains input lead. • Push in the two securing latches and gently lower the front cover downwards. Front Cover Front Cover Latches Fig 5. ASM, front cover and latches Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 14: Small Booklets Do Not Stack Well
If small booklets do not stack tidily, the booklet control DO NOT STACK WELL springs should be used. Open the front cover of the ASM, as explained above, and release the two springs by pulling them out from Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... -
Page 15: Unevenly Formed Spine
730-020 Fuse, 1.25” (32mm) 10.0A HRC (Quick Acting, F) SEEKING If you require assistance with your ASM, please contact ASSISTANCE your local Watkiss supplier or the Watkiss Service Depart- ment. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... - Page 16 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - January 2004...
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Page 17: Maintenance
RS Solvent Cleaner Aerosol (Watkiss Part No. 951-097). Always observe any health and safety information supplied with cleaning products. Warning Cleaning solvents are flammable. DO NOT spray them directly into the ASM. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... - Page 18 Caution Do not attempt to use a cloth to clean the carriage roller. This may leave loose fibres or debris inside the machine. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004...
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Page 19: Specifications
This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accord- ance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... - Page 20 Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004...
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Page 21: Declaration Of Conformity
89/336/EEC Council Directive 'on the approximation of laws of Member States relating to electromagnetic com- patibility'. EN55022:1998 Class A EN55024:1998 EN61000-3-2:2000 EN61000-3-3:1995 + A1:2001 M C Watkiss Technical Director Watkiss Automation Ltd Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004... - Page 22 THIS PAGE IS INTENTIONALLY BLANK Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - January 2004...
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Page 23: Index
8 correct 7 installation 1 incorrect 7 introduction 1 springs, booklet control 10 squareback mode 4 stacker 5 jam, booklet 9 stacker full sensor 3 stacker release lever 3 Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - Aparil 2004... - Page 24 Index stacker support 3 using your automatic spinemaster 7 wet ink 8 Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide - Issue 1a - April 2004...
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- Page 26 Watkiss House, Blaydon Road, Middlefield Ind. Est., Sandy, Bedfordshire. SG19 1RZ ENGLAND. Tel: +44 (0)1767 682177Fax: +44 (0)1767 691769 Email: info@watkiss.com Web: http://www.watkiss.com Watkiss Automatic SpineMaster Operator Guide, English. P/No. 960-661 Issue 1a - April 2004 - Serial No. WA/ASM/010 onwards...
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