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5.4.
If not already in place, attach the paper spring (4) to the non-serrated edge of the cutting bar (3) as indicated in fig.1.
Attach the cutting bar (3) to the end frames using two bolts (12), four washers (14) and two nuts (13).
5.5.
Now attach the cross brace tube (11) to the same side of the end frames, directly above the cutting bar, as shown in fig.1. Drop a washer (14)
onto each of two m6 x 40mm bolts (12) and insert the bolts through the end frames and screw them fully into the threaded inserts in
the ends of the cross brace tube.
5.6.
Now fully tighten all of the fixings so that the structure becomes rigid. Push the rubber feet (10) onto the end frames.
5.7.
To mount the masking tape reels (see fig.2a), firstly insert the two reel fixing bolts (16) through the end frames as shown in fig.1. Use a
washer (14) on either side of the frame tube and firmly fix both bolts using an M6 nut (13).
5.8.
Screw a butterfly nut (17), the wrong way round, onto each bolt and wind it down close to the frame. Slide a washer (19) onto each bolt,
followed by a tubular sleeve (18). Slide a plastic reel (15) onto each sleeve with the open side of the moulding facing outwards. Retain the
assembly by using another washer (19) and a butterfly nut (17) on each side.
5.9.
To mount a roll of paper, first insert the paper mounting tube (5) t hrough the centre of the paper roll. Slide a large washer (9) onto each end of
the tube followed by a spring (8) and a nylon stop (7). Adjust the position of these components on the tube to get the paper roll centralised and
the nylon stops locked down with the springs exerting pressure on the paper roll.
5.10.
Position the paper roll assembly into the frame and pass a threaded knob (6) through the end frame cross bar and screw it into each end of the
paper tube (5), ensuring that the paper will come forwards off the top of the roll when the frame is the right way up. See fig.3.
5.11.
Feed the end of the paper between the paper spring and the inner edge of the cutting bar as shown in fig.3. Make sure that your hands do not
come into contact with the serrated cutting edge.
5.12.
Push a reel of masking tape onto each tape reel ensuring that the tape is coming off the top of the reel towards the paper. Using the two butterfly
nuts adjust the side to side position of each tape reel s o that it appears to half overlap the paper roll when seen directly from behind.
5.13.
Draw the tape from each reel in turn and stick it half on and half off the edge of the paper. Pull out the paper until its edges are fully taped.
5.14.
If the tape is not feeding correctly onto the edge of the paper make further adjustments to the position of the tape reels using the butterfly nuts.
5.15.
Adjust the tension on the two threaded knobs (6) so that the paper comes easily off the roll but does not overun.
5.16.
The masking Paper Dispenser is now ready for use.
5.17.
5.18.
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fig.3
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Recycle unwanted materials instead of disposing of them as waste. All tools, accessories and packaging should be sorted, taken to
a recycling centre and disposed of in a manner which is compatible with the environment. When the product becomes completely
unserviceable and requires disposal, drain any fluids (if applicable) into approved containers and dispose of the product and fluids
according to local regulations.
note: It is our policy to continually improve products and as such we reserve the right to alter data, specifications and component parts without prior
notice.
important: No Liability is accepted for incorrect use of this product.
Warranty: Guarantee is 12 months from purchase date, proof of which is required for any claim.
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