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QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Series Service & Parts Manual

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May 24, 2025

Common issues with the LED pin deck lights on the QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Series include:

1. The pin deck light will not turn on.
2. LED colors may not cycle properly if the dimmer box settings are incorrect or if the red button (switch 4) is not used correctly for color testing or selection.

These issues can often be resolved through troubleshooting steps involving the dimmer box and switch settings.

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Summary of Contents for QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Series

  • Page 1 Optical Durabin and the Service & Parts Manual These original instructions for the XLi EDGE Pinspotter were written in English. QubicaAMF Worldwide 8100 AMF Dr. Mechanicsville, VA 23111 Domestic 866-460-QAMF (7263) / International (804) 569-1000 Fax (804) 559-8650 EDGE Pinspotter Service &...
  • Page 3 XLi EDGE Pinspotter with SmartGuard Safety System Type/Function: Bowling Pinspotter 612-088-105CE11 (Lane Pair) Model Number: 612-088-106CE11/612-088-107CE11 (Single) Serial Number(s): Manufacturer: QubicaAMF Worldwide, LLC 8100 AMF Dr. Mechanicsville, VA 23111 USA Ronald Wood SVP International Sales and Service Authorized Representative: QubicaAMF BV Hongkongstraat 63...
  • Page 5 EDGE Automatic Pinspotter Service & Parts Manual Part Number 400-088-120-02, Rev. A Summary of Changes Change No. ECR No. Rev. A 16-0293 List of Effective Pages Page Change No. Effective Date Original 10/4/2016...

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    - Introduction How To Use This Manual ................1-1 Manual Layout ....................1-1 Maintenance DVD ..................1-2 QubicaAMF Bowling Products, Inc............... 1-2 QubicaAMF’s Commitment To Quality ............1-3 SECTION 2 - Safety General Safety Guidelines and Symbols ............2-1 Safety Procedures and Precautions .............
  • Page 8 SECTION 4 - Service & Maintenance Service Tools ....................4.1-1 Machine Adjustments................... 4.2-1 Lubrication ....................4.3-1 Preventive Maintenance ................4.4-1 Maintenance Procedures ................4.5-1 Troubleshooting ................... 4.6-1 SECTION 5 - Parts Drawings and Part Numbers ................ 5-1 Part Number Index ..................5-67 ATTACHMENTS - Attachment A - Wiring Diagram Attachment B - Distributor Manual...
  • Page 9 Section Introduction Contents How to Use This Manual ..................1-1 Manual Layout ...................... 1-1 Maintenance DVD ....................1-2 QubicaAMF Worldwide ..................1-2 QubicaAMF’s Commitment to Quality ..............1-3...

  • Page 11: How To Use This Manual

    Refer to Section 2, Safety, before proceeding with machine maintenance. Manual Layout The QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter Service and Parts Manual is divided into individual sections by the section tabs. Each section contains its own Table of Contents to help the user find a topic within that section.

  • Page 12: Maintenance Dvd

    QubicaAMF Worldwide  QubicaAMF (formerly AMF) was founded in New York in 1900 as the American Machine and Foundry Co., Inc. AMF's first product was automated machinery for the tobacco industry.  In 1936, the pinspotter was invented by Fred Schmidt in his garage in Pear River, New York.

  • Page 13: Qubicaamf's Commitment To Quality

    The company has manufacturing facilities in Lowville, New York, which manufactures bowling pins and lanes QubicaAMF is also a world leader in the manufacture and sale of bowling products, with a global market presence in more than 50 countries. QubicaAMF’s Commitment to Quality When you make a commitment to QubicaAMF, QubicaAMF makes a commitment to you.
  • Page 14 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank Section 1 Page 1-4 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 15: Safety

    Section Safety Contents General Safety Guidelines and Symbols ..............2-1 Safety Procedures and Precautions ............... 2-4 Safety Guards ...................... 2-5...

  • Page 17: General Safety Guidelines And Symbols

    No unauthorized personnel should be allowed in the pit area.  Keep in mind that the XLi EDGE QubicaAMF pinspotter performs a series of mechanical motions and electrical actions during each cycle, and that SEVERE BODILY INJURY OR DEATH could result should personnel enter the machine when power is on. When working in a pinspotter, it is recommended that power also be turned off on adjacent machines.
  • Page 18 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter This symbol means STOP, DO This symbol means that the NOT PROCEED, and is a mechanic should read, warning that hazards could understand, and follow the exist. It is often followed by technical manual before other symbols.
  • Page 19 Section 2 Safety The symbols on the previous page may be displayed as follows: It is also important to understand that the use of these symbols is not all-inclusive because it is impossible to warn of all the possible hazardous consequences that might result from failure to follow these instructions.

  • Page 20: 2.2 Safety Procedures And Precautions

    XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter 2.2 Safety Procedures and Precautions PLACE THE SWEEP IN THE 1 GUARD POSITION AND DISCONNECT THE POWER PLUG before working on any pinspotter equipment and before entering any portion of a pinspotter. FOR ENTRY INTO A PINSPOTTER, THE ADJACENT (PAIRED) PINSPOTTER MUST BE ISOLATED IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE PINSPOTTER BEING ACCESSED.
  • Page 21 Remove guards only as required to perform the maintenance. Once maintenance is complete, replace all guards. There are six different types of safety guards and several labels on a standard pair of QubicaAMF Pinspotters (refer to Figure 2-2): Center Screen Guards...
  • Page 22 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank Section 2 Page 2-6 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 23: Basic Pinspotter Operation

    Section Basic Pinspotter Operation Contents Pinspotter Mechanical Operation ................. 3-1 3.1.1 Four Basic Pinspotter Operations ............3-1 3.1.2 Eight Basic Pinspotter Components ............3-1 3.1.3 Five Basic Pinspotter Cycles ..............3-4 Pinspotter Electrical Operation ................3-7 3.2.1 Motors ....................3-7 3.2.2 Encoders &...

  • Page 25: Pinspotter Mechanical Operation

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation Pinspotter Mechanical Operation 3.1.1 Four Basic Pinspotter Functions The XLi EDGE Pinspotter has four basic functions: 1. Stops balls 2. Returns balls 3. Sets pins 4. Resets pins 3.1.2 Eight Basic Pinspotter Components Cushion The cushion stops the ball and deflects it into the pit area. Sweep The sweep removes fallen pins from the pin deck and adjacent...
  • Page 26 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter Pin Elevator The pin elevator (Edge Performance Lift) carries the pins from the pit area to the distributor. (Figure 3-3) Figure 3-3, EDGE Performance Lift Distributor The distributor (Figure 3-4) delivers the pins from the pin elevator to the bin.
  • Page 27 Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation Bin and Shuttle Assemblies The bin (Figure 3-6) stores pins received from the distributor until ready for spotting. Two sets of pins can be stored in the bin assembly until required. The shuttle sits just below the bin and keeps the pins in place until actuated, at which point it drops the bottom layer of pins into the...

  • Page 28: Five Basic Pinspotter Cycles

    XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter 3.1.3 Five Basic Pinspotter Cycles The XLi EDGE Pinspotter employs five basic cycles: First Ball Cycle Second Ball Cycle Strike Cycle First Ball Foul Cycle Second Ball Foul Cycle First Ball Cycle  The machine is ready for the first ball with first ball light on.
  • Page 29 Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation  The sweep then performs it sweeping operation and returns to the guard position.  At this time, the table receives its spotting signal and the spotting cups swing downward to set up a complete set of pins. ...
  • Page 30 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter  The sweep drops to the 1 guard position and then completes its sweeping operation of the pin deck.  The table, when full of pins, begins its spotting operation. The table cups swing down and deposit a full set of pins.

  • Page 31: Pinspotter Electrical Operation

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation Pinspotter Electrical Operation Power to the pinspotter is supplied via the chassis. The chassis has three power supplies: one for each pinspotter’s electrical components (the cables with the large blue connectors), and a logic power supply that provides control power for the various machine functions.

  • Page 32: Encoders & Switches

    XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter 3.2.2 Encoders & Switches The positions of the Table and Sweep are controlled by the Chassis using optical encoders located within the top casting on each motor. The encoders consist of a perforated disk and a light source and sensor assembly. When the motor is energized, the disk, which is attached to the motor shaft, spins.

  • Page 33: Machine Pit Time Delay

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation 3.2.4 Machine Pit Time Delay When the pinspotter is turned off at the Manager's Control Unit (MCU), Advantage Front Desk, or BOSS Front Desk, all functions and motors, except the pinspotter back end motor, become inoperative. A time delay allows the back end motor to continue to operate for approximately 60 seconds to enable all of the pins in the pit to be delivered to the bin and for the bowler’s ball to be returned to the ball rack.

  • Page 34: Ball Detector

    XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter 3.2.8 Ball Detector  Not provided when pinspotters are connecting to QubicaAMF Scoring w/Qvision Camera  XLi Chassis software must be at version 4.02 & 16.14 or higher The detector assembly contains two optical emitters/sensors, one for each lane.

  • Page 35: Ball Detector Cable Connections

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation Mounting Holes Reflector Figure 3-11 DETECTOR HEAD DETECTOR HEAD MOUNT ON CENTERLINE ACROSS LANES REFLECTOR REFLECTOR ODD LANE EVEN LANE Figure 3-12 3.2.8.2 Ball Detector Cable Connections The two optical emitters/sensors are prewired to the two terminal strips, one optical emitter/sensor and one terminal strip per lane (odd, even).
  • Page 36 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter Connect the wires with the ‘Blue’ heat shrink tubing to the terminals that the ‘Blue’ wire of the optical emitters/sensors is secured to. One wire to each terminal strip. Do the same for the wires with the ‘Brown’ heat shrink tubing, securing to the terminals of the ‘Brown’...

  • Page 37: Ball Detector Operation

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation 3.2.8.3 Ball Detector Operation The ball detector is designed to detect and signal the passage of a bowling ball. The detector head contains two optics systems, one monitoring the odd lane and one monitoring the even lane. As a ball passes the ball detector a signal is sent to the XLi chassis, which after a set time delay (chassis setting ‘Start Signal Delay’...
  • Page 38 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter 3.2.8.5 Ball Detector Maintenance & Cleaning Recommendations The system is designed to operate properly with a significant amount of dust and dirt accumulation on the optics. Periodic cleaning of the reflector surfaces and detector heads will help ensure proper operation.

  • Page 39: Pin Deck Light Operation

    3.2.9 Pin Deck Light Operation The QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter is equipped with a 110/220-volt, 50/60-hertz LED pin deck light (see Figure 3-15 for dimmer box and pin deck light rating, certification, and caution labels) that can be used to provide normal (daylight) illumination or color illumination with one of many preset color choices, as desired.
  • Page 40 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter Section 3 Page 3-16 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 41 The table on the following pages lists the settings to identify up to 63 dimmer boxes for pinspotter pairs. If your center has more than 64 dimmer boxes, or has single pinspotters, contact QubicaAMF Technical Support for additional numbers. 400-088-120-02 Page 3-17 Rev.
  • Page 42 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter Section 3 Page 3-18 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 43 Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation DMX Dimmer Address Set 400-088-120-02 Page 3-19 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 44 XLi EDGE QubicaAMF Pinspotter DMX Dimmer Address Set (Continued) Section 3 Page 3-20 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 45 Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation DMX Dimmer Box Lights You’ll notice that there are six (6) lights on the DMX Dimmer Box: LEDs on D1 and D2  D1 Green: Power – The green LED indicates if the system is powered on. ...

  • Page 46: Electrical Drawings And Ratings

    Shown above are the pinspotter’s voltage, frequency, and current ratings. Also, each machine is serialized with a date-of-manufacture- based serial number. For information pertaining to the QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter’s electrical connections, refer to Attachment A, QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter Wiring Diagram, 088-200-678.

  • Page 47: Edge Performance Lift

    Section 3 Pinspotter Mechanical Operation For information pertaining to the front end and back end gear-motor assemblies, refer to Attachment E, XLi QubicaAMF Pinspotter Motor and Gearbox Manual, P/N 400-088-038. Edge Performance Lift For information pertaining to the EDGE Performance Lift, refer to Attachment F, EDGE Performance Lift Pinspotter Manual Supplement, P/N 400-088-091.
  • Page 48 Section 4.1. Service Tools Contents Service Tools ......................4.1-1 4.1.1 Service Tool Kits ..................4.1-1 4.1.1a Deluxe Tool Kit ................4.1-1 4.1.1b XLi Steel Table Tool Kit ..............4.1-3 4.1.1c Motor Crank .................. 4.1-3 4.1.2 Pit Conveyor Belt Installing Tool ............. 4.1-4 4.1.3 Clipper Belt Lacer (Distributor Belt) ............

  • Page 50: Service Tools

    Section 4.1 Service Tools Service Tools 4.1.1 Service Tool Kits There are a couple of tool kits available for servicing the XLi EDGE Pinspotter: The Deluxe Tool Kit, P/N 784-528-013, and an XLi Steel Table Tool Kit, P/N 784-528-014. Figure 4.1-1a shows most of the tools that are included in the Deluxe Tool Kit, Figure 4.1-1b shows the tools that are included in the Steel Table Special Tool Kit, and Figure 4.1-1c shows the new motor crank.
  • Page 51 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Table 4.1-1a, Deluxe Tool Kit Parts List ITEM PART# DESCRIPTION ITEM PART# DESCRIPTION 12" Hacksaw 4” Flat Blade Screwdriver 788-504-004 789-006-008 Universal 3/8" Drive 2” #2 Phillips Screwdriver 789-512-029 789-001-001 Universal 1/4" Drive 11/16 X 3/4" Offset Box Wrench 789-512-028 793-507-030 12"...

  • Page 52: Xli Steel Table Tool Kit

    Section 4.1 Service Tools 4.1.1b XLi Steel Table Tool Kit - P/N 784-528-014 Figure 4.1-1b, XLi Steel Table Tool Kit Table 4.1-1b, XLi Steel Table Tool Kit Parts List ITEM PART# DESCRIPTION 792-505-005 Spring Puller 785-005-005 Grease Gun w/Extension 030-003-542 Clipper Belt Lacer 792-505-036 Spring Puller (short end)
  • Page 53 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.1.2 Pit Conveyor Belt Installation Tool The Pit Conveyor Belt installation tool is used to remove spring tension from the belt roller for replacement of the belt, belt roller, bounce board, and other related parts. With the pinspotter shutdown, insert the tool between the tail plank and the belt near one end of the roller, and using the tool as a lever, apply pressure towards the rear of the machine until you can insert a belt removing pin (P/N 792-501-001) into the hole provided in the side plate.

  • Page 54: Clipper Belt Lacer (Distributor Belt)

    If possible, match the existing belt length. The belt lacing will add approximately 1/4 inch to the overall, installed belt length. Laced belts are also available from QubicaAMF. To make a belt, refer to the XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pin Distributor Manual, 400-088-121.

  • Page 55: Crimping Tool (Typical)

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.1.4 Crimping Tool (Typical) Open Barrel Front of Insulation Crimp Open Barrel Tool Area Wire Crimp Area HARRISBURG, PA. Open Barrel Bolt Insulation Closed Closed Barrel Cutting Crimp Area Barrel Wire Insulation Area Crimp Area Crimp Area AMF PART #792-009-010 Wire Stripping Wire...

  • Page 56: Socket And Pin Extraction Tool

    The socket and pin extraction tool is designed to allow removal of pins and sockets from various connectors for repair or replacement. This tool is included in the Steel Table Tool Kit and is available from QubicaAMF by ordering P/N 030-004-031. Use the tool as shown in Figure 4.1-4 below.
  • Page 57 XLi EDGE Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank Section 4-1 Page 4.1-8 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 58 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments CONTENTS Machine Adjustments ..................4.2-1 4.2.1 Machine Height and Position Adjustments ..........4.2-1 4.2.2 Table Adjustments ................. 4.2-3 4.2-3 4.2.2.1 Tie Rod Adjustment ................4.2-3 4.2.2.2 Table Leg Screw Adjustment............4.2-4 4.2.2.3 Table Level and Height Adjustments ..........4.2-6 4.2.2.4 Positioning (flagging) the Table ............
  • Page 59 XLi EDGE Pinspotter CONTENTS 4.2.4 Positive Ball Lift .................... 4.2-28 4.2.5 Distributor ....................4.2-29 4.2.6 Bin and Shuttle Operation & Adjustment ............4.2-30 4.2-30 4.2.6.1 Bin and Shuttle Operation ..............4.2-30 4.2.6.2 Bin and Shuttle Adjustments ..............4.2-31 4.2.6.3 Bin Switch Operation ................4.2-31 4.2.6.4 Optical Bin Switch Adjustment .............

  • Page 60: Machine Adjustments

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Machine Adjustments There are two types of adjustments that can be made to a pinspotter: 1) electronic setpoint adjustments, and 2) mechanical adjustments. Setpoint adjustments are made from the MCU, the Chassis, or the handheld unit. Refer to the MCU manual, P/N 400-088-008, for details on MCU operation and the Chassis manual, P/N 400-088-009, for Chassis and handheld unit operation.
  • Page 61 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Use a straight piece of lumber or 18-7/8” other straightedge to extend deck elevation for measurement. PIN DECK Figure 4.2-1 From the 7-10 line it should measure 6-1/2  1/8 inches to the front edge of the kickback plates (see B in Figure 4.2-2).

  • Page 62: Tie Rod Adjustment

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.2 Table Adjustments 4.2.2.1 Tie Rod Adjustment Throughout this section, references to adjusting the various tie rods are made. A tie rod (Figure 4.2-3) is a device that consists of two threaded sections and a center section into which the threaded sections fit. On most tie rods, one threaded section has standard right-hand threads, and the other threaded section has left-hand threads.
  • Page 63 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Run the Table to its low point on a respot cycle. Unplug both the Table and Sweep Motors. Loosen the Jam Nuts on both Table Leg adjustment screws (Figure 4.2-4). Grasp the #1 Spotting Cup and push rearward and upward until it stops. While holding the #1 Cup in this position, obtain a 3/16”...
  • Page 64 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4. Adjust the Table clevis so that the Pinspotter Gauge Tool (Figure 4.3-6), laying flat on the pin deck, just fits between the pin deck and Button Head Screw in the center of each wing bracket at the 1, 8 and 10 pin openings resulting in a 5/16-inch gap between the screw head and the pin deck (see Figure 4.2-7).

  • Page 65: Positioning (Flagging) The Table

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter a. Loosen the jam nuts on the Table Leveling Rods. b. Adjust the Leveling Rods to obtain an equal amount of clearance at all 3 locations (1, 8 and 10). c. Repeat steps 4a. through 4f. as necessary to obtain a 5/16-inch gap (thickness of Tool) between the pin deck and the head of the Button Head Screws at the 1, 8 and 10 pin positions.

  • Page 66: Spot Rod Adjustment

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Remove the Spot Rod from the Spot Lever. Remove the two Tension Springs from the 7-10 Yoke Shaft to the Table Uprights. Crank the Table to Bottom Dead Center (its lowest point). Table Drive Shaft, Eccentric stud, and Clevis bolt through Torque Tube all in line as seen in Figure 4.2-9).

  • Page 67: Individual Pin Height Adjustment

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter Use the hand crank to lower the Table to the point where the bottom of the pins (if not all, then most) first touch the pin deck. Loosen the jam nuts on the Spot Rod. Adjust the Spot Rod so that the head of the Table Leg Screw just begins to lift off of the Table Leg Bracket.

  • Page 68: Individual Spotting Cup On-Spot Adjustments

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Using a hammer, open the cup width at the points of the Spotting Cups where pins were too high (see Figure 4.3-11). Conversely, close the cup width on Spotting Cups where pins were too low. Caution: too much force could break the Spotting Cup. Points Figure 4.2-11 Plug the Table Motor back in.

  • Page 69: Spotting Cup Toe-In

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter When pins are being set too far left or right, loosen all four cup nuts and slide the cup on the shaft accordingly. Tighten the nuts. Clear the pin deck and set several racks to be sure pins are on spot. 4.2.2.8 Spotting Cup Toe-in Run the Table down so that the pins are just touching the pin deck but are still snug in the...
  • Page 70 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4. Be sure that the Table does not “deck” at Bottom Dead Center while spotting pins. This is easy to observe as the pins will touch the pin deck, and immediately after you will feel or hear the Table hit the pin deck.
  • Page 71 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Using gauge 088-001-217, insert the thicker end of the gauge between the off-spot switch lever and the clevis at the point where the two meet. Adjust the screw counterclockwise to the point of switch actuation. Remove the gauge. When the thinner end of the gauge is inserted (but not the taper at the end), the switch should not actuate.
  • Page 72 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Cell fingers to close to pick up the pins that remain standing. The Sweep cycles to remove the fallen pins (dead wood), and a shifter link pivots causing the fingers to open on the Table’s second visit to the respot position.

  • Page 73: Spotting Linkage Adjustments

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.2.14 Spotting Linkage Adjustments With the table at the home position, the distance between the end of the shuttle stop lever assembly and the adjusting bolt (see Figure 4.2-15) should be .015 inches. Adjust the bolt to provide this spacing and then tighten the jam nut.

  • Page 74: Yoke Spring Adjustment

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.2.15 Yoke Spring Adjustment The yoke springs, located on the #3 and #4 yoke shafts, are used to stabilize cup movement during a spotting operation. They also serve to hold the spotting cups horizontal during a respot cycle. 1.

  • Page 75: Spot And Respot Lever Spring Removal Or Replacement

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.2.16 Spot and Respot Lever Spring Removal or Replacement Hold the cam lever down on the table drive eccentric while holding the spot latch up (see Figure 4.2-17) and have a second person manually crank the table down. To remove the spot lever spring, stop the table when the lower end of the spot lever is in toward the table as far as it will go (minimum spring tension).

  • Page 76: Yoke Assembly (X-Frame) Removal

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.2.17 Yoke Assembly (X-Frame) Removal Note: If the yoke is broken, it can be repaired with Yoke Repair Kit #610-704-011. It is not necessary to remove the yoke from the table in order to make the repair. 1.

  • Page 77: Respot Cell Operation & Adjustments

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.2.18 Respot Cell Operation & Adjustments When the table lowers to pick up pins as in a first ball cycle, the respot cell fingers close on the standing pins, lock, and then the table raises the pins high enough for the sweep to clear the lane of fallen pins.
  • Page 78 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Body Links Connecting Links Slotted End of #8, #9, & #10 Connecting Links Figure 4.2-20 4. Loosen the two actuator stop screws (see Figure 4.2-21). 5. Set the length of the long rod on the front actuator assembly to 8-1/8 inches (206 mm) from center to center between the openings at each end.
  • Page 79 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 6. Open cell #7 fully. 7. While keeping cell #7 fully open, adjust the slot in the #8 cell connecting link so that the #8 cell is fully open. Keeping the #8 cell fully open, tighten the bolt in the #8 connecting link slot. 8.
  • Page 80 Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 14. With the spotting lever in the fingers open position, adjust the length of the short rod (Figure 4.2-21) so that the cam link (Figure 4.2-22) just makes contact with the cam follower. THE CAM FOLLOWER MUST STILL BE ABLE TO TURN FREELY. Tighten the jam nuts on the short rod. 15.
  • Page 81 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pawl Shifter Link 3/8” Respot Rod Figure 4.2-24 21. Run the table though a respot cycle. The cell fingers should open and close at the lowest point of the stroke. If the fingers appear to open and close too early, shorten the respot rod to increase the clearance between the pawl and shifter link.

  • Page 82: Sweep Operation And Adjustments

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.3 Sweep Operation & Adjustments 4.2.3.1 Sweep Operation The sweep should operate smoothly in all locations and should not rub the machine or the pin deck. The position of the Sweep is controlled by the Chassis using the Sweep drive motor encoder for position indication and the home disc and encoder for an absolute reference of the home position.
  • Page 83 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 2. Adjust the long connecting rod (see above) to obtain approximately 1/2-inch of clearance between the stabilizing link and the frame (see Figure 4.2-26) when the sweep is in the home position. The clearance must be sufficient to keep the sweep from contacting the frame during sweep operation.

  • Page 84: Sweep Home Position Adjustment

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments To decrease clearance between the sweep bar and the pin deck, move the end of the telescoping link toward the rear of the pinspotter. Repeat this adjustment on the other side of the machine to maintain both ends of the sweep at the same height above the lane.

  • Page 85: St And

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter ~1/2 inch Clearance Stabilizing Link SA SB SC SWEEP ARM Figure 4.2-28 Run the Sweep through several cycles, and verify it is stopping at the desired position. A slight amount of overtravel is normal. If the Hold this lever down to Sweep runs considerably past the Home disengage brake.

  • Page 86: Sweep Motor And Gearbox Removal

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Because of slight variations between lanes and pinspotter adjustments, it may be necessary to fine tune the position of the Sweep at the 1 and 2 Guard positions. This is done by changing the setpoints in the Guard Set Menu on the Chassis. Refer to the XLi Chassis Manual for specifics on changing Chassis setpoints.

  • Page 87: Positive Ball Lift

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.4 Positive Ball Lift The purpose of the Positive Ball Lift (PBL) is to raise the ball high enough to permit a gravity return to the bowler. The ball lift consists of a number of separate assemblies that work together to achieve the desired result.

  • Page 88: Distributor

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.5 Distributor The Distributor transfers pins from the Pin Elevator to the Bin. Through a number of cleverly designed components, it extends and retracts while sweeping from side to side stopping and depositing pins in each of the ten bin positions. For complete information concerning the Distributor, refer to the XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pin Distributor Manual, 400-088-121.

  • Page 89: Bin And Shuttle Operation & Adjustment

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.6 Bin and Shuttle Operation & Adjustment 4.2.6.1 Bin and Shuttle Operation The Bin assembly can store two complete sets of pins. The Shuttle, located below the Bin, holds the pins in the Bin until a new setup is required. When the Shuttle Cam Follower, which is attached to the Shuttle, travels into the low point of the Shuttle Cam, located on the Table Drive Shaft, the Shuttle momentarily moves forward allowing a set of pins to drop through from the Bin to the Spotting Cups.

  • Page 90: Bin Switch Operation

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.6.3 Bin Switch Operation The optical bin switch (BSO) is located behind the #9 pin location on the bin. The #9 bin position is the last one filled when preparing the bin for the next setup of pins. When the 10th pin is delivered to the #9 bin position, it is detected by optical sensor which actuates the bin switch (see Figure 4.2- 33a), and sends a signal to the chassis indicating that 10 pins are ready for a spotting cycle.

  • Page 91: Cushion Operation And Adjustments

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.2.7 CUSHION OPERATION & ADJUSTMENTS 4.2.7.1 Cushion Shock Absorber Adjustment Note: This adjustment can be made either with the shock absorber mounted in the machine or held in a vise. If the shock absorber is held in a vise, clamp the shock on its end only.

  • Page 92: Replacing Urethane Rivets

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.7.3 Replacing Urethane Rivets 1. Remove any remaining sections of the broken rivet. 2. Lubricate the raised portion of the new rivet’s stem with liquid soap. 3. Push the rivet through the cushion assembly until about 1 inch protrudes through the back of the wooden plank.
  • Page 93 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 2. Disconnect the pin conveyor drive belt from the drive pulley on the rear roller, and remove the pulley from the roller. 3. Remove the paddle from the rudder arm. 4. Release the front roller from its bearing supports as follows: a.

  • Page 94: Belt Replacement Procedure

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments Apply pressure toward the rear of the machine and remove the retaining pin from the hole in the kickback plate. Slowly release the tension on the bearing support assembly until it rests on the tail plank. Do this procedure with caution.
  • Page 95 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Place the free end of the grounding strap over the stud at the right rear vibration dampener and install the washers and 5/16-inch lock nuts onto the studs at each corner of the bounce plate assembly. Tighten securely. Make sure that the pin conveyor belt is free and not pinched between the bounce board and brackets.

  • Page 96: Pin Elevator Adjustments

    Section 4.2 Machine Adjustments 4.2.9 Pin Elevator Adjustments For information relating to adjusting and maintaining the Pin Elevator, refer to the EDGE Performance Lift Pinspotter Manual Supplement, p/n 400-088-091. 400-088-120-02 4.2-37 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 97 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Electrical Drawings Refer to Attachment A, the XLi EDGE Control System Wiring Diagram, 088-200-678. Distributor Adjustment and Maintenance Refer to Attachment B, the XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pin Distributor Manual, 400-088-121. Positive Ball Lift Adjustment and Maintenance Refer to Attachment C, the Positive Ball Lift Pinspotter Manual, 400-088-011-01. Chassis Refer to Attachment D, the XLi Pinspotter Control Chassis Manual, 400-088-009.

  • Page 98: Critical Measurements

    Critical Measurements 4” (102 17” Min. Extension of Kickbacks / Pindeck (432 mm) the 7–10 7” 9 – 30 – 30 ” Line 6¼” (159 mm) New / 6¼”–6½” (159–165) Retrofit Distance from back edge of kickback to 7 – 10 Line ..............................”...
  • Page 99 Critical Measurements Approximately Even Back End height vs. Front End height at connection points ................................. ” to ” (3–5 mm) above weldment Lift arm height above door weldment ........................................”– ” (8–9.5 mm) PBL height (clearance between ball on lift arm and lift belt) ................................Spacer Washers ”...
  • Page 100 Section 4.3. Lubrication Contents Lubrication Instructions ..................4.3-1 4.3.1 Lubrication..................... 4.3-1 4.3.2 Lubricant Symbols .................. 4.3-1 Table 4.3-1, Lubrication Schedule ............4.3-2 4.3.3 Table Drive Assembly ................4.3-3 4.3.4 Sweep Drive and Linkages ..............4.3-7 4.3.5 Respot Cells ................... 4.3-9 4.3.6 Yoke Assembly ..................

  • Page 102: Lubrication Instructions

    NOTES: Refer to the XLi Pinspotter Motor & Gearbox Manual, for proper lubrication instructions for these items. Use only QubicaAMF Gear Lube in the gearboxes! There are 52 uniball rod ends on each pair of XLi Pinspotters. Although they are considered greaseless and maintenance free, an occasional drop of oil on a rod end may be desired to prevent squeaking.
  • Page 103 XLi EDGE Pinspotter Table 4.3-1, Lubrication Schedule Table/Table Drive Oil/Grease Figure Spotting hook pivot bushings 4.3-3b Upper spotting link assembly bushings 4.3-3b Solenoid linkages 4.3-3b Ball joint assemblies 4.3-3b Cam lever shaft 4.3-3c Roller arm assembly 4.3-3c Crank housing 4.3-3c Latch pivot 4.3-3c Off-spot lever pivot...
  • Page 104 Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.3 Table Drive Assembly Figure 4.3-3a Watch out for sharp edges on the Shuttle Cam and the Table Spot and Respot Cams. Every 25,000 frames: 1. Apply a light coating of grease on the table spot and respot cams. 2.
  • Page 105 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.3 Table Drive Assembly - Continued Every 25,000 frames: 1. Spotting hook pivot bushings: 1 drop of oil (2 places). 2. Upper spotting link assembly bushings: 1 drop of oil (2 places) 3. Solenoid linkages: 1 drop of oil (6 places). 4.
  • Page 106 Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.3 Table Drive Assembly - Continued Every 25,000 frames: 1. Cam lever shaft: 1 drop of oil (4 places). 2. Roller arm assembly: 1 drop of oil (3 places). 3. Crank housing: 1 drop of oil (2 places). 4.
  • Page 107 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.3 Table Drive Assembly - Continued 1. Table support weldment sleeve bearings: 4 drops of oil (2 places) every 25,000 frames. Figure 4.3-3d 2. Spring hook bushings: 1 drop of oil (4 places) every 25,000 frames. Section 4-3 Page 4.3-6 Rev.

  • Page 108: Sweep Drive And Linkages

    Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.4 Sweep Drive and Linkages NOTE: Only one side of the sweep linkage is shown. Totals reflect both sides. Every 25,000 frames: 1. Linkage knuckles: 4 drops of oil on each knuckle (8 places). 2. Linkage joints: 2 drops of oil on each joint (8 places). Figure 4.3-4a 3.
  • Page 109 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.4 Sweep Drive and Linkages - Continued Figure 4.3-4b 1. Sweep motor tie rod assembly: 2 drops of oil (2 places) every 25,000 frames. Section 4-3 Page 4.3-8 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 110: Respot Cells

    Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.5 Respot Cells Every 25,000 frames: 1. Respot cell lever: 1 drop of oil on each lever (10 per machine). 2. Pivot points: 1 drop of oil on each pivot point (10 cells per machine). 3. Carburetor links: 1 drop of oil at each end (6 links per machine). 4.

  • Page 111: Yoke Assembly

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.6 Yoke Assembly Every 25,000 frames: 1. Rear leg bushings: 2 drops of oil on each side (8 places). 2. Linkage rod pivot points: 1 drop of oil (4 places). 3. Front leg lower bushings: 2 drops of oil each side (4 places). Figure 4.3-6 Section 4-3 Page 4.3-10...
  • Page 112 Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.7 Table Shifter Mechanism Every 25,000 frames: 1. Finger lever bushings: 1 drop of oil (2 places). 2. Finger link: 1 drop of oil (2 places). 3. Spot lever: 1 drop of oil (2 places). Figure 4.3-7b Figure 4.3-7a Every 100,000 frames: Shifter Link and cam link: repack needle bearings (2 places).
  • Page 113 XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.8 Table Actuator and Connector Assemblies Figure 4.3-8 Every 25,000 frames: 1. Front actuator assembly bushings: 1 drop of oil (2 places). 2. Front connecting link assembly bushings: 1 drop of oil (6 places). Section 4-3 Page 4.3-12 Rev.

  • Page 114: Bin & Shuttle Assembly

    Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.9 Bin & Shuttle Assembly 1. Shuttle pivot shaft sleeve bearings: 2 drops of oil (6 places) every 25,000 frames. Figure 4.3-9 400-088-120-02 Page 4.3-13 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 115: 4.3.10 Shock Absorber

    XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.3.10 Shock Absorber 1. Pivot pins: apply 2 drops of oil every (2 places) every 100,000 frames. S H O C K A B S O R B E R Figure 4.3-10 Section 4-3 Page 4.3-14 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 116: 4.3.11 Back End Side Plate Assembly

    Section 4.3 Lubrication 4.3.11 BACK END SIDE PLATE ASSEMBLY Figure 4.3-11 1. Bracket bearing support assemblies: 2 drops of oil (2 places) every 25,000 frames. 2. Rear roller support weldment bushing (1 place): 1 drop of oil every 100,000 frames. 400-088-120-02 Page 4.3-15 Rev.
  • Page 117 XLi EDGE Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank. Section 4-3 Page 4.3-16 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 118 Section 4.4. Preventive Maintenance Contents Preventive Maintenance ..................4.4-1 4.4.1 QubicaAMF Weekly Preventive Maintenance Chart ......... 4.4-1 4.4.2 Preventive Maintenance Schedule ............4.4-2 ....................4.4-2 Daily 4.4.2 Weekly ......................4.4.3 Every 25,000 Frames ..................4.4.4 Every 100,000 Frames ..................4.4.6 Every 200,000 Frames ..................

  • Page 120: Preventive Maintenance

    Preventive Maintenance Scheduling Preventive Maintenance 4.4.1 Qubicaamf Weekly Preventive Maintenance Chart Preventive maintenance is performed by the proprietor’s maintenance technician using in accordance with the schedule shown on the following pages. Each machine is given this check according to the frequency indicated. Table 4.4-1 provides a quick and easy method of dividing the weekly maintenance items.

  • Page 121: Preventive Maintenance Schedule

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.4.2 Preventive Maintenance Schedule Pinspotter Daily Check the call sheets for the previous day, transfer calls to stop summary Investigate / correct machines that have developed a malfunction pattern. Clean Positive Ball Lift (PBL) Belt with a dry rag...

  • Page 122: Every 25,000 Frames

    Section 4.4 Preventive Maintenance Pinspotter Every 25,000 Frames Clean the PBL Assembly & Uprail Assembly – check for loose hardware Clean the Ball Door Exit, Lift Arm, and LBS Paddle, – check for loose hardware Clean the EDGE Performance Lift Inner & Outer Shells, Plows, Flight Cups, Tabs, &...

  • Page 123: Every 100,000 Frames

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pinspotter Every 100,000 Frames Clean the Machine Framework with a water-based cleaner. Check all Machine Belts for wear and cracking, replace as needed. Check and tighten Front End Unistrut Jackscrew Jam Nuts. Check for missing Back End Jackscrew Locks.
  • Page 124 Section 4.4 Preventive Maintenance Pinspotter Every 100,000 Frames Clean the Distributor Assembly (refer to the XLi EDGE Distributor Manual) Service the Distributor Drive Shaft Assembly (refer to the XLi EDGE Distributor Manual) Service the Cushion Shock Assembly (see subsection 4.5.13) Service the Down Sweep and Transition Track (see subsection 4.5.14) Service the Front End Motor (Sweep &...

  • Page 125: Every 200,000 Frames

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter Pinspotter Every 200,000 Frames Service the EDGE Performance Lift and Track/Chain Assembly (refer to the EDGE Performance Lift Pinspotter Manual Supplement) Service the Pit Conveyor Rollers and Pit Assembly (see subsection 4.5.20) Service the Backend Motor & Gearbox (Sweep & Table) Brakes & Encoders (refer to the XLi EDGE Motor &...

  • Page 126: Pinspotter Protection During Lane Refinishing ( Wood Lanes )

    Section 4.4 Preventive Maintenance 4.4.3 Pinspotter Protection During Lane Refinishing ( Wood Lanes Only) During the resurfacing or refinishing of wood lanes, dust particles and aerosols from the refinishing agents can settle on operating parts of the pinspotter and cause serious problems when operations are resumed.

  • Page 127: Lane And Pinspotter Cleaning

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.4.4 Lane and Pinspotter Cleaning 4.4.4.1 Lane Cleaning Turn off the power to the pinspotters and remove the power plug before cleaning the lanes. 1. For daily lane cleaning, TURN OFF POWER TO THE PINSPOTTER either at the mask, the chassis, or at the Manager’s Control Unit.

  • Page 128: Pin Changing Procedure

    Section 4.4 Preventive Maintenance 4.4.5 Pin Changing Procedure 1. Cycle the pinspotter to spot a full set of pins on the pin deck and to store a full set in the bin pockets. 2. Push the Sweep Run button to sweep all of the pins into the pit. 3.
  • Page 129 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank Section 4.4 Page 4.4-94 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 130 Section 4.5. Maintenance Procedures Contents Maintenance Procedures ..................4.5-1 25,000 Frame Maintenance ..................4.5-1 4.5.1 Service the Table Assembly ................4.5-2 4.5.2 Service the Sweep Assembly ................4.5-2 4.5.3 Service the Cushion Assembly ................4.5-2 4.5.4 Service the Distributor Clutch Assembly ............4.5-2 4.5.5 Service the Shuttle Assembly................

  • Page 132: Maintenance Procedures

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Maintenance Procedures This section provides specific preventive maintenance instructions for servicing pinspotters on a frequency based on frame count. This has been determined to be a more reliable and efficient method because it is based on actual machine use. Generally, the longer the service interval, the more significant the maintenance activity.

  • Page 133: Service The Sweep Assembly

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.5.2 Service the Sweep Assembly Remove power from the pinspotter. Follow appropriate Lock out/Tag out procedures. The Sweep will have to be cranked to the various positions to allow access to all areas. Wipe the Sweep bar, links, and arms with a cloth sprayed with WD-40.

  • Page 134: 100,000 Frame Maintenance

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Check the Pin Holders (cookies) for wear. Replace as needed. Check for bent or broken bin straps. Replace as needed. Check for bent tubes. Straighten or replace as needed. Check for cracked or broken Shuttle Arm Brackets. Replace as needed. Check for loose or missing hardware.

  • Page 135: Check Centering Of The Sweep And Table Home Sensor Discs

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.5.7 Check Centering of the Sweep and Table Home Sensor Discs Remove power from the pinspotter by turning off the Main Power Breakers on the Control Chassis. On SmartGuard™-equipped pinspotters, open the Safety System Disconnect Switch.

  • Page 136: Check The Table Home Stopping Position

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Visually observe the location of the Sweep Motor Tie Rod Assembly in relation to the Sweep Crank Arm and Sweep Drive Shaft. The Sweep Motor Tie Rod Assembly should bisect the Sweep Crank Arm and Sweep Drive Shaft (see Figure at right). If not, crank the Sweep Motor until the Sweep Motor Tie Rod Assembly bisects the Sweep Crank Arm and Sweep Drive Shaft.

  • Page 137: Check Light Ball Sensor Operation

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.5.10 Check Light Ball Sensor Operation Refer to the Positive Ball Lift Manual for information relating to this maintenance activity. 4.5.11 Clean the Distributor Assembly with a Water-Based Cleaner Refer to the XLi EDGE Distributor Manual for information relating to this maintenance activity.

  • Page 138: Service The Downsweep And Transition Track

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Hold the wrench against the piston housing while turning the spring. When the length of the spring is 6¼ inches, slide the collar against the spring, tighten the collar’s lock screw, and remove the wrench. Install the cushion shock assembly on the Motor Mount Weldment by inserting the retaining pin through the holes in the Motor Mount Weldment and the Cushion Shock Assembly.

  • Page 139: Service The Front End Motor (Table & Sweep) Brakes And Encoders

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.5.15 Service the Front End Motor (Table & Sweep) Brakes and Encoders Refer to the XLi Motor & Gearbox Manual, 400-088-038, for information relating to this maintenance activity. 4.5.16 Service the Sweep Motor & Gearbox Refer to the XLi Motor & Gearbox Manual, 400-088-038, for information relating to this maintenance activity.

  • Page 140: 200,000 Frame Maintenance

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures 200,000 Frame Maintenance 4.5.18 Service the Back End Motor & Gearbox Refer to the XLi Motor & Gearbox Manual, 400-088-038, for information relating to this maintenance activity. 4.5.19 Service the EDGE Performance Lift Refer to the EDGE Performance Lift Pinspotter Manual Supplement for information relating to this maintenance activity.
  • Page 141 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter Check for loose, worn, or missing hardware. Tighten or replace as needed. Release the spring tension on the Front Bearing Supports using the carpet tool and flag, remove the Carpet Pins or 1/4-20 bolts and allow the Front Bearing Supports to rotate forward. Use a spring puller to remove the spring from the stud on the side plate.

  • Page 142: 400,000 Frame Maintenance

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Wrap the Pit Conveyor Belt around the Bounce Plate Assembly and place it in the Pit on the Pit Support Brackets. Place the free end of the Bonding Strap over the stud of the Pit Support Bracket and install the washers and 5/16-inch lock nuts onto the studs at each corner of the Bounce Plate Assembly.

  • Page 143: Service The Distributor Assembly

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.5.23 Service the Distributor Assembly Refer to the XLi EDGE Distributor Manual for information relating to this maintenance activity. 4.5.24 Service the Table Drive Run the Sweep to the 1 Guard position. Run the Table to the pin spotting height.

  • Page 144: Service The Shuttle Rod Assembly

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures Attach the Table Drive Eccentric to the Table Drive Housing with the bolt. Tighten the bolt completely and then back off 1/3 turn. Install the locknut on the bolt, tightening the nut with a socket while holding the bolt with a wrench.
  • Page 145 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter With the pin punch inserted, place the large diameter tube in a vise, clamping on the large tube. Using locking-type pliers clamped to the smaller diameter tube, rotate the smaller diameter tube in a counterclockwise direction and unscrew the small tube until it separates from the inner rod.

  • Page 146: Service The Shifter And Cam Link Needle Bearings

    Section 4.5 Maintenance Procedures 4.5.26 Service the Shifter and Cam Link Needle Bearings Run the Table to the pin spotting height. Remove power from the pinspotter. Follow the appropriate Lock out/Tag out procedures. Loosen the jam nuts on both rod ends of the Short Rod Assembly that connects the Cam Link to the Actuator Lever Weldment.
  • Page 147 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter This Page Intentionally Left Blank. Section 4.5 Page 4.5-16 Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 148 Section 4.6. Troubleshooting Contents NOTE: Distributor and Positive Ball Lift Troubleshooting matrices are located in their respective manuals. Troubleshooting ....................4.6-1 4.6.1 Troubleshooting Tools................4.6-1 ..............4.6-1 4.6.1.1 Continuity Tester ................ 4.6-1 4.6.1.2 Voltage Tester 4.6.2 Table Troubleshooting ................4.6-2 ........
  • Page 149 Contents 4.6.4 Cushion and Pit Troubleshooting ............4.6-22 ............... 4.6-22 4.6.4.1 Ball idles at cushion ..............4.6-23 4.6.4.2 Ball idles at exit ............. 4.6-24 4.6.4.3 Ball failed to cycle machine ......... 4.6-25 4.6.4.4 Machine cycles continuously or randomly ..........4.6-26 4.6.4.5 Back end motor trips on overload 4.6.5...

  • Page 150: Troubleshooting

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 4.6.1 Troubleshooting Tools 4.6.1.1 Continuity Tester Using the continuity tester on live circuits can damage the tester. Open Circuits To check the continuity of any wire, disconnect one end of the wire. Connect one side of the tester to one end of the suspect wire, and the other side of the tester to the end of the disconnected wire.

  • Page 151: Respot Cells Will Not Pick Up Or Place Pins

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.2 Table Troubleshooting 4.6.2.1 PROBLEM: Respot cells will not pick up or place pins. START Respot rod out of adjustment? Adjust rod. More than one respot cell out of Adjust rod. adjustment? Adjust cell – Only one respot...
  • Page 152 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.2.2 PROBLEM: Scoring or Pindication Problems (miscounts, no strike cycle, etc.) START Camera out of Adjust camera. adjustment? Check for loose components on the Machine pinspotter that may be interference? blocking the camera’s view. Scoring problem only occurs when Replace infrared LEDs.
  • Page 153 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.2.3 PROBLEM: Table runs continuously. START Ball detector Verify that the chassis setting within the path of for the ball detector is “Behind Sweep”. the sweep? Defective Replace chassis. chassis? Figure 4.6-3 Section 4-6 Page 4.6-4...
  • Page 154 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.2.4 PROBLEM: Table stops before zero position. START Home disk Readjust home disk for correct sensor light home position. Counts at zero Replace table drive motor but table not at encoder. home position? Figure 4.6-4 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-5 Rev.
  • Page 155 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.2.5 PROBLEM: 1 ball - sweep goes down and after a time delay the sweep runs and cleans off all the pins and comes back to the guard position. The table does not come down. START Table drive Reset overload.
  • Page 156 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.2.6 PROBLEM: 1 ball - sweep moves down to the guard position, and the table continues to run. START Table encoder Verify encoder cable is plugged in. counts not Replace defective encoder. changing? Defective Replace chassis? chassis. Figure 4.6-6 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-7...
  • Page 157 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.2.7 PROBLEM: 1st ball - sweep starts toward pit, table starts up with pins in fingers, both stop, neither will run. START Trouble light on Check chassis and correct problem. chassis is ON? Press reset button.
  • Page 158 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.2.8 PROBLEM: Pin fell over during spotting. START Spotting cup Clean or replace liner is sticky? defective liner. Chipped or badly Replace pin. worn pin base? Spotting cup Repair cup. loose? Spotting cup bent Replace cup. out of shape? Excessive wear in Replace necessary spotting linkage?
  • Page 159 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.2.9 PROBLEM: 2 Ball or Strike – Table runs but does not shuttle pins or go all the way down to the spotting position. START Spot solenoid Repair or replace linkage binding or defective parts. broken?

  • Page 160: Sweep Troubleshooting

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3 Sweep Troubleshooting 4.6.3.1 PROBLEM: Sweep runs up, down, and starts through to clean off the deck a second time as the table spots pins. Table and sweep stop because of interlock. START Defective Replace encoder. encoder? Defective Replace chassis.
  • Page 161 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.3.2 PROBLEM: Sweep overruns all stopping positions. Motor coasts. START Faulty encoder? Replace encoder. Defective motor Replace brake. brake? Motor defective? Replace motor. Defective Replace chassis. chassis? Figure 4.6-11 Section 4-6 Page 4.6-12 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 162: Sweep Motor Trips Overload

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3.3 PROBLEM: Sweep motor trips overload. START Pin jammed Remove pin. in gutter? Bind in sweep Repair bind. drive assembly? Motor Replace motor. defective? Replace or Repair motor Motor cable cable. defective? Chassis harness Repair chassis harness. defective? Defective Replace chassis.
  • Page 163 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.3.4 PROBLEM: Sweep hits gutter at 66 guard position. START Rubber Replace worn bumper bumper. worn? Sweep link bracket Adjust and out of adjustment or tighten link. bolt loose? Shock Replace shock mounts mounts. broken? Sweep bar...

  • Page 164: Sweep Runs Continuously

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3.5 PROBLEM: Sweep runs continuously. START Verify that the chassis setting Ball detector mounted for the ball detector is “Behind inside of the path of Sweep”. the sweep? Defective Replace chassis. chassis? Figure 4.6-14 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-15 Rev.
  • Page 165 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.3.6 PROBLEM: Sweep arm hits frame of machine at zero. position. START Clearance between box Adjust sweep drive tie beam & stabilizer link less rod in accordance with than 0.5 inches? Section 4. Shim sweep main pivot...
  • Page 166 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3.7 PROBLEM: ball – table comes down and picks up standing pins, but does not respot them. Sweep remains at guard position. START Off spot switch Check with gauge #088-001-217. adjusting screw Adjust screw according to gauge. turned out too far? Bind in the Off-Spot Repair Bind.
  • Page 167 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.3.8 PROBLEM: 1 ball - table comes down on top of an off spot pin, thus not picking up the pins. Then the sweep cleans off all of the pins both standing and down. Table comes down, spots pins, then goes up, sweep goes up, and the strike light goes on.
  • Page 168 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3.9 PROBLEM: ball or strike – table does not run, bins loaded with pins but will not drop the pins into the spotting cups. START Bin switch lever Repair lever. defective? Check with continuity tester. Bin switch Replace switch if defective.
  • Page 169 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.3.10 PROBLEM: Sweep runs too far into pit area. START Shorten sweep Sweep collapsing connecting rod into pit area? assembly. Check box beam clearance after adjustment. Adjust sweep. Refer to Section 4 for sweep adjustments. Figure 4.6-19 Section 4-6 Page 4.6-20...

  • Page 170: Sweep Does Not Knock All Pins Into Pit

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.3.11 PROBLEM: Sweep does not knock all pins into pit. START Does sweep miss pins Lengthen connecting at extreme rear of deck rod assembly. under manual operation? Check box beam clearance after adjustment. Adjust sweep. Refer to Section 4 for sweep adjustments.

  • Page 171: Cushion And Pit Troubleshooting

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.4 Cushion and Pit Troubleshooting 4.6.4.1 PROBLEM: Ball idles at cushion. START Cushion facing Replace facing. stretched? Rivet Replace defective interference? rivet. Buna rubber worn Rebuild cushion in corner? assembly. Bounce plate Repair or replace support bracket support bracket.
  • Page 172 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.4.2 PROBLEM: Ball idles at exit – will not enter lift. START Ball lift too low? Adjust bumper. Lift arm assembly not Adjust lift arm. centered between side plates? Rudder jammed? Adjust rudder. Light ball sensor out Adjust per Section 4 of adjustment? of manual.

  • Page 173: Ball Failed To Cycle Machine

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.4.3 PROBLEM: Ball failed to cycle machine. START Machine turned on in Switch machine to Bowl the “Practice without Mode at MCU. Pins” mode at the MCU? Ball trigger cable loose Repair or replace. or broken? Defective ball detector? Replace detector.
  • Page 174 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.4.4 PROBLEM: Machine continues to cycle or cycles randomly. START Defective ball Replace ball detector. detector? Tenth frame switch Check with continuity or associated tester. Repair or wiring shorted? replace switch. Defective Replace chassis. chassis? Figure 4.6-24 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-25 Rev.

  • Page 175: Back End Motor Trips On Overload

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.4.5 PROBLEM: Back end motor trips on overload. START Jam in pin area causing motor to Remove jam. overload? Pit conveyor rollers Correct roller out of position? alignment. Pit conveyor belt & Adjust pulley drive pulley rubbing position.

  • Page 176: Chassis Troubleshooting

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.5 Chassis Troubleshooting 4.6.5.1 PROBLEM: Table time delay too long or too short. START Scoring enabling Set scoring correctly from MCU set form MCU. incorrectly? Defective scoring Replace scoring cable? cable. Defective chassis? Replace chassis. Figure 4.6-26 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-27 Rev.

  • Page 177: Sweep Time Delay Too Long Or Too Short

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.5.2 PROBLEM: Sweep time delay too long or too short. START Chassis Start Signal Set start delay correctly. Delay set incorrectly? Chassis Pin Data Set pin data delay Delay set incorrectly? correctly. Defective scoring Replace scoring cable? cable.
  • Page 178 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.5.3 PROBLEM: Cannot turn machine on from the MCU. START Chassis recently Incorrect lane number Set correct lane replaced? set on chassis? number. AC breaker turned off? Turn AC breaker on. Mask switch turned off? Turn mask switch on. Machine/motor cables Connect cables.
  • Page 179 QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.5.4 PROBLEM: Scoring chassis scores correctly on first ball, but does not score on second ball. Second ball signal is not getting to chassis. START Check cable with continuity Scoring cable is tester. Replace cable if shorted? defective.
  • Page 180 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.5.5 PROBLEM: Scoring chassis is not scoring the first ball, but scores correctly on the second ball. Receiving second ball signal continuously. START Check cable with continuity Scoring cable is tester. Replace cable if shorted? defective. Defective chassis? Replace chassis.

  • Page 181: Motor Troubleshooting

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.6 Motor Troubleshooting 4.6.6.1 PROBLEM: Table motor runs continuously. START Drive motor encoder Reconnect wiring. wiring disconnected? Faulty drive motor Replace encoder. encoder? Defective chassis? Replace chassis. Figure 4.6-31 Section 4-6 Page 4.6-32 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 182: Sweep Motor Runs Continuously

    Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.6.2 PROBLEM: Sweep motor runs continuously. START Drive motor encoder Reconnect wiring. wiring disconnected? Faulty drive motor Replace encoder. encoder? Defective chassis? Replace chassis. Figure 4.6-32 400-088-120-02 Page 4.6-33 Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 183: Front End Motor Will Not Run

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.6.3 PROBLEM: Front end motor will not run. START Motor Power cable Reconnect cable. disconnected? Chassis AC Turn breaker on. breaker off? Thermal overload Reset switch after switch tripped? cooling-off period. Switch will Replace switch. not reset?
  • Page 184 Section 4.6 Troubleshooting 4.6.6.3 PROBLEM: Front end motor will not run. (Continued from previous page.) Thermal overload switch tripped? (continued) Power at the Repair or replace motor plug? motor. Check with continuity Machine power tester. If defective, cable defective? repair or replace cable. Defective Replace chassis.

  • Page 185: 4.6.7 Pin Deck Light Troubleshooting

    QubicaAMF XLi EDGE Pinspotter 4.6.7 Pin Deck Light Troubleshooting 4.6.7.1 PROBLEM: Pin Deck Light will not turn on. START Is Technician’s Handheld UnitTHU connected to XLi Disconnect THU. Handheld Splitter Defective LED Replace fixture. fixture? Check/Replace cable(s). Defective cable(s)? Unplugged/Defective...
  • Page 186 Section 5.0. Drawings and Part Numbers Contents Drawings (Part Lists Follow Each Drawing) Front End Front End Frame & Platform Assembly, Odd Machine ................Front End Frame & Platform Assembly, Even Machine ................Front End Frame Assembly, Odd & Even Machines ................ Front End Electrical Installation ......................
  • Page 188 Section 5.0 Drawings and Part Numbers The drawings and parts lists in this section contain information that can be used for identifying and ordering replacement parts for your XLi EDGE Pinspotters. Becoming familiar with the numbering format used in this section will help you select the correct parts for your machine. Because the older Left Hand (LH) / Right Hand (RH) convention for identifying machines and parts caused confusion, machines are now designated either EVEN or ODD based on whether they are normally installed on an even or odd numbered lane.

  • Page 189: Front End Frame & Platform Assembly, Odd Machine

    FRONT END FRAME & PLATFORM ASSEMBLY – ODD MACHINE  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 190 090-002-028 PIN SPRING ROLLER 070-007-510 ELEVATING SETSCREW 090-005-034 END PLATE 070-001-817 PLATFORM ANGLE WELDMENT 948-761-112 WASHER, FLAT, 11/16 X 11/32 X 1/16 810-556-320 SCREW, HEX LAG, 5/16 X 2 000-021-528 SADDLE  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 191: Front End Frame & Platform Assembly, Even Machine

    FRONT END FRAME & PLATFORM ASSEMBLY – EVEN MACHINE  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 192 FRAME ADJUSTMENT PLATE 070-006-425 PLATFORM, 7-PIN SIDE 853-500-001 UNISTRUT NUT 070-006-405 ANGLE WELDMENT 070-007-844 UNISTRUT, SHORT 070-007-510 ELEVATING SETSCREW 070-001-819 PLATFORM SUPPORT WELDMENT 948-761-112 WASHER, FLAT, 11/16 X 11/32 X 1/16  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 193 FRONT END FRAME ASSEMBLY – EVEN & ODD MACHINES ODD EVEN EVEN ODD EVEN ODD  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 194 FLAT WASHER, .41 X .73 X .06 844-065-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 3/8-16 809-865-104 SCREW, HEX, 3/8-16 X 6½ 947-356-617 FLAT WASHER, 5/16 USS 088-500-222 CROSSBEAM SPACER 809-865-165 SCREW, HEX, 3/8-16 X 1 090-005-034 CROSSBEAM END PLATE  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 195: Front End Electrical Installation

    FRONT END ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION NOTE: Even machine shown. Odd machine has cable duct on the opposite end of the crossbeam.  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 196 CABLE DUCT COVER, WIDE 724-511-074 U-NUT, 10 - 32 818-240-082 SCREW, PAN HEAD, 10 - 32 X ½, SEMS 088-500-225 CROSSBEAM COVER 090-005-876 MOTOR CABLE 610-088-092 REFLECTOR KIT 088-000-500 BALL DETECTOR ASSEMBLY  Page 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 197 XLi LED PIN DECK LIGHT KIT  Page 5-10 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 198 275-002-005 LED PIN DECK LIGHT DIMMER CABLE 275-002-006 LED PIN DECK LIGHT GROUND CABLE 25’ CAT 5E 350 MHZ CABLE 286-002-539-025 10’ 110V POWER CORD CAB020 CABPOWVDESUKO EUROPEAN POWER CORD  Page 5-11 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 199: Ball Detector Assembly

    BALL DETECTOR ASSEMBLY  Page 5-12 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 200 TERMINAL STRIP 18-10AWG 3C 1R 848-537-480 PN 0.183 X 0.25 X 0.031 NS 843-127-002 KN 6-32 ZN 818-240-062 PHPMS 10-32 X 0.38 ZN SEMS 711-520-012 GPI 0.63 X 0.88 X 0.06 RB 1  Page 5-13 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 201: Front End Drive

    FRONT END DRIVE 50HZ 60HZ  Page 5-14 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 202 SCREW, SOCKET HEAD, 3/8 - 16 X 1¾ 070-006-427 SHUTTLE CAM 818-240-082 SCREW, ROUND HEAD, 10-32 X 1/2 843-140-002 NUT, HEX LOCK, 10 - 32 839-665-002 NUT, FLEX LOCK, 3/8 - 16  Page 5-15 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 203: Solenoid & Shuttle Operating Assembly

    SOLENOID & SHUTTLE OPERATING ASSEMBLY  Page 5-16 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 204 SCREW, HEX, 3/8 - 16 X 1½ 835-549-002 NUT, HEX JAM, 1/4 - 20 844-065-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 3/8 - 16 070-006-116 CLAMP STUD, 1/4 X 1-1/8 948-637-072 WASHER, FLAT, 3/16 X 7/16 X 3/64  Page 5-17 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 205 TABLE DRIVE ASSEMBLY  Page 5-18 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 206 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 1/2 - 13 190-001-490 BALL BEARING, .88 X 1.88 X .50 900-205-053 FLANGED BEARING .315 X .44 X 5/16 070-007-311 SLEEVE, TABLE DRIVE ASSEMBLY 710-501-004 GREASE FITTING  Page 5-19 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 207: Spot & Respot Linkages

    SPOT & RESPOT LINKAGES  Page 5-20 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 208 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 7/16 - 14 Not for sale SPOT TIE ROD (ROD ONLY) see pg 27. 835-670-002 NUT, JAM, 7/16-20, L.H. THREADS 070-006-728 CAM FOLLOWER BEARING ASSEMBLY 835-570-002 NUT, JAM, 7/16-20, R.H. THREADS  Page 5-21 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 209: Sweep Arm Assembly

    SWEEP ARM ASSEMBLY  Page 5-22 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 210 DRIVE LINK ASSY (incl. 13, 18, 22, 23 & 35) 088-001-353 TIE ROD ASSEMBLY, SWEEP MOTOR 839-665-002 NUT, FLEX LOCK, 3/8 - 16 844-073-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, ½ - 13  Page 5-23 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 211: Sweep Bar & Mounting Assembly

    SWEEP BAR & MOUNTING ASSEMBLY  Page 5-24 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 212 300-000-175 SWEEP BAR CAP 948-637-072 WASHER, 3/16, POP RIVET BACKUP 938-637-100 RIVET, 3/16, ALUMINUM 088-001-089 SWEEP DECAL 948-761-112 WASHER, FLAT, 11/32 X 1-1/16 X 1/16 951-156-002 WASHER, SPLIT LOCK, 5/16  Page 5-25 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 213 TABLE & CROSSBEAM ASSEMBLY  Page 5-26 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 214 WASHER, 21/32 X 1-5/16 070-006-048 BOLT, SPECIAL 090-005-654 SLEEVE, UPRIGHT 900-114-101 SLEEVE BEARING .877 X 1.128 X 5/8 710-501-004 GREASE FITTING 070-007-752 SPACER 809-869-325 SCREW, HEX, 7/16 - 14 X 2  Page 5-27 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 215 TABLE & BRACKET ASSEMBLY  Page 5-28 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 216 SCREW, HEX, 7/16 - 14 X 1-1/2 801-149-127 CB ¼-20 X 0.75 GR8 ZN PA 090-005-656 REAR BRACKET SHIM 844-049-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 1/4 - 20 090-005-536 REAR MOUNTING BRACKET  Page 5-29 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 217: Tie Rod Bracket Assembly

    TIE ROD BRACKET ASSEMBLY  Page 5-30 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 218 NUT, FLEX LOCK, THIN, 3/8 - 24 070-002-599 SPOT LEVER 070-002-578 SPOT LEVER ASSEMBLY (incl. 20 & 21) 070-002-745 FLANGED BEARING, .6265 X .814 X ½ 913-423-120 SPRING PIN 090-005-631 PIVOT WELDMENT 070-001-807 RESPOT LEVER SPRING  Page 5-31 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 219: Front Actuator & Connector Assemblies

    FRONT ACTUATOR & CONNECTOR ASSEMBLIES  Page 5-32 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 220 SCREW, BUTTON HEAD CAP, ¼ - 20 X 1-1/4 835-549-002 NUT, HEX JAM, ¼ - 20 090-005-612 FRONT CONNECTING LINK PIN, 7 PIN 070-002-630 FLANGED BEARING, .252 X .315 X .218 090-005-607 FRONT CONNECTING LINK  Page 5-33 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 221 TABLE & RESPOT LINKS  Page 5-34 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 222 FLANGED BEARING, .25 X .32 X .22 900-205-081 FLANGED BEARIING, .31 X .44 X .50 070-002-677 LEVER CASTING 070-007-623 RESPOT LEVER ASSY (Includes items 20 & 21) 070-002-653 FLANGED BEARING, .252 X .315 X .38  Page 5-35 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 223 TABLE & RESPOT CELLS  Page 5-36 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 224 855-349-010 WELL NUT, 1/4 - 20 x 1 801-149-247 CARRIAGE BOLT, 1/4 - 20 X 1-1/2 801-149-100 CARRIAGE BOLT, 1/4 - 20 X 5/8 088-005-513 RESPOT CELL ASSY, (pin 6)  Page 5-37 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 225: Respot Cell Assembly, Cells 1 Through 6

    RESPOT CELL ASSEMBLY, CELLS 1 THROUGH 6  Page 5-38 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 226 090-005-522 RESPOT FINGER BUSHING 070-007-195 STUD, SHORT 730-027-019 STUD, BALL HEAD (1-5 PIN LINK ONLY) 070-002-653 FLANGED BEARING, .252 X .315 X .38 088-005-524 STUD, BALL HEAD, 6-PIN LINK ONLY  Page 5-39 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 227: Respot Cell Assembly, Cells 7 Through 10

    RESPOT CELL ASSEMBLY, CELLS 7 THROUGH 10  Page 5-40 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 228 070-007-195 STUD, SHORT 090-004-118 RESPOT YOKE 844-049-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 1/4 - 20 963-200-002 X-WASHER 070-002-653 FLANGED BEARING, .252 X .315 X .38 090-005-571 PIN, 8-9-10 LINKS 070-002-695 YOKE PLATE  Page 5-41 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 229: X-Frame To Table Connections

    X-FRAME TO TABLE CONNECTIONS  Page 5-42 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 230 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 7/16 - 14 806-265-240 SETSCREW, 3/8 - 16 X 1.5 090-005-546 FRONT LEG 835-565-002 NUT, HEX JAM, 3/8 - 16 809-869-365 SCREW, HEX, 3/8 - 16 X 2¼  Page 5-43 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 231: Yoke & Spotting Cup Assembly

    YOKE & SPOTTING CUP ASSEMBLY  Page 5-44 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 232 NUT, FLEX LOCK, 3/8 - 16 070-002-683 YOKE 809-865-245 SCREW, HEX, 3/8 - 16 X 1-1/2 070-002-602 INNER LEVER 900-205-053 FLANGED BEARING, .315 x .44 x 5/16 701-310-036 THRUST BEARING  Page 5-45 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 233: Durabin Ii Assembly

    DURABIN II ASSEMBLY  Page 5-46 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 234 SCREW, PHILIPS PAN HEAD, 6-32X1/2 744-107-016 CLAMP, NYLON, 3/16 088-000-226 OPTICAL SWITCH BRACKET 088-000-245 OPTICAL SENSOR ASSEMBLY 863-030-080 SCREW, PAN HEAD, M3 .5 X 8 MM 843-140-002 NUT, 10-32, KEPS  Page 5-47 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 235: Durabin Ii Shuttle Actuator

    DURABIN II SHUTTLE ACTUATOR  Page 5-48 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 236 SCREW, HEX, ¼ - 20 X 3, HD, BLACK 809-849-285 SCREW, HEX, ¼ - 20 X 1-3/4 809-865-205 SCREW, HEX, 3/8 - 16 X 1-1/4 844-065-002 NUT, 3/8 - 16, STOVER 070-006-447 SHUTTLE SPRING  Page 5-49 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 237 SHUTTLE ASSEMBLY – DURABIN II  Page 5-50 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 238 SCREW, HEX, M6 - 1 X 45 709-013-069 SCREW, HEX, M6 - 1 X 40 709-013-068 SCREW, BUTTON HEAD, M6 - 1 X 40 872-000-602 NUT, HEX, M6 - 1, STOVER LOCK 070-006-447 SHUTTLE SPRING  Page 5-51 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 239: Back End Assembly

    BACK END ASSEMBLY Ref. – Kickback, even machine, 7-pin side Ref. – Kickback, even machine, 10-pin side  Page 5-52 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 240 070-006-045 DISTRIBUTOR SUPPORT POST 070-006-044 SPRING POST NUT, 3/8-16 070-006-043 SPACER 809-865-725 SCREW, HEX, 3/8-16 X 4-1/2 090-005-256 ROD END, MALE, 3/8 831-566-002 NUT, HEX, 3/8-24 070-006-047 SAFETY LINK TUBING  Page 5-53 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 241: Kickback Plate Assembly- Ball Exit Side

    KICKBACK PLATE ASSEMBLY– BALL EXIT SIDE  Page 5-54 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 242 FRONT ROLLER SUPPORT WASHER 008-100-413 as applicable) 900-112-203 SLEEVE BEARING, .753 X 1-1/4 5/16-18 x 1 Screw, Flat Head – Nylon Patch 808-957-160 5/16-18 x ¾ Screw, Flat Head – Nylon Patch 808-957-120  Page 5-55 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 243: Kickback Plate Assembly- Side Opposite Ball Exit

    KICKBACK PLATE ASSEMBLY– SIDE OPPOSITE BALL EXIT EVEN ODD EVEN 7-PIN 10-PIN SIDE SIDE ODD EVEN  Page 5-56 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 244 WASHER, FLAT, .53 x 1.06 x .10 844-074-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 1/2 - 20 938-101-015 PLASTIC RIVET 1/4 BLACK 000-026-464 KICKBACK BRACKET 709-013-059 SCREWBOLT, HEX, 8 mm X 75 mm 937-738-003 RIVET, STEEL 000-022-788 BOX SUPPORT  Page 5-57 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 245: Bounce Plate & Roller Assembly

    BOUNCE PLATE & ROLLER ASSEMBLY ODD EVEN ODD EVEN  Page 5-58 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 246 CARPET BELT, BLACK Not used 070-002-033 REAR ROLLER 070-002-034 REAR ROLLER ASSY (includes 12 & 21) 806-265-160 SETSCREW, SQUARE HEAD, 3/8 - 16 X 1 090-004-203 82-90 CARPET DRIVE SHEAVE  Page 5-59 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 247: Cushion, Curtain, & Shock Absorber Assembly

    CUSHION, CURTAIN, & SHOCK ABSORBER ASSEMBLY 26 26A  Page 5-60 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 248 CUSHION ASSEMBLY STRAP 947-356-617 FW 5/16 USS ZY 809-865-285 HHCS 3/8-16 X 1.75 GR8 PB 809-865-365 HHCS 3/8-16 X 2.25 GR8 PB 7023-410800-100 PHPPS 8 X 1.00 ZN 000-024-750 CUSHION MOUNT WELDNUT  Page 5-61 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 249: Back End Drive Motor & Bracket Assembly

    BACK END DRIVE MOTOR & BRACKET ASSEMBLY  Page 5-62 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 250 IDLER BAR WELDMENT 801-757-121 SCREW, HEX, WASHER HEAD, 5/16-18 X 3/4 088-001-825 IDLER PULLEY, 4-INCH 801-765-241 SCREW, HEX WASHER HEAD, 3/8-16 X 1-1/2 844-057-002 NUT, STOVER LOCK, 5/16 - 18  Page 5-63 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 251: Chassis & Mounting Bracket Assembly

    CHASSIS & MOUNTING BRACKET ASSEMBLY  Page 5-64 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 252 711-520-012 GROMMET, 5/8 X 7/8 X 1/16 812-840-082 SCREW, ROUND HEAD, 10 - 32 X ½ * FOR SMARTGUARD CHASSIS MOUNTING COMPONENTS, REFER TO THE SMARTGUARD SAFETY SYSTEM MANUAL, 400-088-092.  Page 5-65 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

  • Page 253: Guards & Safety Labels

    GUARDS & SAFETY LABELS  Page 5-66 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 254 WARNING DECAL (ON YOKE) 088-001-826 EDGE LOGO DECAL 088-001-154 END GUARD SAFETY LABEL 088-001-160 E-STOP BUTTON & SWITCH ASSEMBLY 070-010-238 FRONT GUARD ASSEMBLY BRACKET 090-006-230 EVEN END GUARD ASSEMBLY Butto * per pair  Page 5-67 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
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  • Page 256: Index

    070-001-907, 5-23 5-61 5-11 070-002-688, 5-45 000-023-114, 000-029-015, 070-001-908, 5-23 5-43 5-55 5-57 5-11 070-002-689, 5-45 000-023-139, 000-029-602, 070-001-910, 5-15 5-55 5-15 070-002-691, 5-21 000-023-464, 000-029-626, 070-001-917, 5-57 5-59 5-19  Page 5-69 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 257 5-11 5-63 070-006-045, 070-006-729, 088-000-038, 088-001-535, 5-53 5-19 5-15 5-63 070-006-047, 070-006-765, 088-000-039, 088-001-539, 5-53 5-15 5-15 5-63 070-006-048, 070-007-192, 088-000-040, 088-001-558, 5-27 5-39 5-41 5-47 5-15 5-67  Page 5-70 400-088-120-01 2013 QubicaAMF Bowling Products, Inc Rev. Date: 9/2014...
  • Page 258 090-005-597, 5-63 5-35 5-59 5-27 088-005-500, 090-002-028, 090-005-274, 090-005-600, 5-29 5-27 5-59 5-33 088-005-501, 090-003-459, 090-005-353, 090-005-603, 5-29 5-17 5-23 5-33 088-005-502, 090-003-766, 090-005-503, 090-005-607, 5-37 5-63 5-37 5-33 5-35  Page 5-71 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...
  • Page 259 5-55 5-23 5-13 813-933-162, 5-17 090-006-145, 762-018-001, 5-61 5-63 5-65 5-23 5-11 814-333-122, 809-857-165, 5-17 5-53 5-57 5-59 090-006-230, 770-029-255, 5-67 5-11 817-921-060, 5-15 090-006-243, 785-502-207, 5-67 5-35  Page 5-72 400-088-120-01 2013 QubicaAMF Bowling Products, Inc Rev. Date: 9/2014...
  • Page 260 5-35 5-37 880-139-200, 5-17 840-066-002, 919-005-600, 963-600-002, 5-31 5-23 5-61 900-104-071, 5-19 840-070-002, 919-005-800, 5-19 5-55 5-57 900-110-141, 5-21 840-182-002, 5-19 937-738-003, 5-57 900-110-161, 5-43 840-812-082, 938-101-015, 5-65 5-55 5-57  Page 5-73 400-088-120-02 2016 QubicaAMF Worldwide Rev. Date: 10/2016...

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