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III. Drive gear won't
1. Worn gear (G041).
turn can.
2. Clearance between top of gear
and bottom of knifeholder not
correct.
3. Worn knife stud.
4. Weld broken on rear of frame or
on housing bracket located in side
housing assembly (A273C).
5. Output shaft does not rotate.
6. Worn can stop on knifeholder.
IV. Slivers found on
1. Factory knife edge nicked or
can lid or in food
altered.
product.
2. Knife doesn't rotate.
3. Sharp edge on knifeholder.
4. Drive gear is slipping or milling
(removing metal from can bead).
V. Knife won't sever
1. Dull knife (K045).
lid completely.
VI. Shield and drive
1. Shield latch not functioning.
gear will not lock in
place.
Note: Never operate opener without opener shield in place
Please read thoroughly before operation and keep for future reference
1. Replace gear.
2. Remove base and adjust clearance between top
of gear and bottom of knifeholder to 0.100-0.105
by moving height adjusting screw (A054) up or
down to obtain correct clearance. Clearance
measured with lever in locked down or actuating
position.
3. Check for worn knife stud and replace
knifeholder (A288) if stud worn.
4. Remove base and check for broken welds.
Repair as required.
5. Replace motor/geartrain assembly per
appropriate voltage.
6. Readjust height using height-adjusting
procedure.
1. Replace knife (K045) and "O" ring (R090).
2. Check knife and clean and lubricate as required
(see II-3).
3. Check knifeholder for sharp edge or grooves.
Replace or repair as required.
4. See Problem III-2.
1. Replace knife and "O" ring (R090). Verify gear
to knife spacing.
1. Remove knifeholder, gear and shield. Check to
make sure latch located through hole in front of
housing moves up and down easily and spring is
holding latch down. If latch is not moving easily or
spring is not functioning, return for service.
M096 REV. B
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