Summary of Contents for TOYOTA ADVANCED LOGISTICS Bastian SOLUTIONS Shoe Sorter
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Installation and Maintenance Manual Model: Shoe Sorter Effective February 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Contributions ROLE NAME TITLE Author Ben Baker Senior Design Engineer Checker Evan Grimes Customer Service Engineer Approver Sam Osterhout Design Team Lead Revisions DATE REVISION REVISION DESCRIPTION AUTHOR 10/21/2019 Initial document creation Ben Baker Added info on sprocket alignment and replacement;...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Term and Acronym Definitions TERM/ACRONYM DEFINITION Alternating current The collection or staging of multiple cartons, cases, or totes of product on Accumulation conveyor. Pressure against carton(s) in the direction of carton flow resulting from Back pressure weight of densely accumulated cartons.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ TERM/ACRONYM DEFINITION Mechanism used to maintain the desired position of conveyable cartons, Guide Rail cases, or totes on their respective conveying surface. HHCS Hex head cap screw Human-Machine Interface; an operating console or control panel of a conveyor system.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ TERM/ACRONYM DEFINITION A reflective component needed for retroreflective photoeyes to receive Reflector transmitted light or radiation when no object is in front of the photoeye. Of or relating to a surface or device that reflects light or other radiation Retroreflective back to its source.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ TERM/ACRONYM DEFINITION Tail Pulley A non-driven pulley located at the tail end of the conveyor. Pulley with an adjustable position used to eliminate unnecessary slack in a Takeup Pulley belt. Takeup Screws Adjustment screw used to adjust the position of a takeup pulley. Top of Conveying Surface;...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 1 Introduction Thank you for choosing Bastian Solutions conveyor. The following manual serves as a guide for installation, part replacement, and general maintenance for your material handling equipment. It is important to read the manual and follow any instructions as it provides important safety information for personnel and will maximize the longevity of the conveyor.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4 Receiving Upon delivery of any Bastian Solutions conveyor, please review and check the following: • The quantity of items received against the Bill of Lading. Complete a visual inspection of equipment to determine any damage that may have occurred •...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4.2 Skid Contents Skids will contain varying combinations of conveyor sections, support structures, accessories, and pertinent hardware. For protection of product integrity during shipping, accessories and supports may be delivered on separate, but labeled skids. 4.3 Skid Documentation All shipments will contain a Bill of Lading for the delivery company, a skid label, and a skid manifest.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5 Installation Ensure that your conveyor equipment has been securely fastened to the floor or other mounting surface before full operation occurs. Consideration should be given to floor point loading prior to installation to ensure proper support of equipment.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 4-Floor Support Installation Detail 4. Adjust the urethane vibration damper to 3/8” to 7/16” tall (1/8” to 1/16” compression). 5. Adjust the top of conveying surface height by adjusting the floor support. Do not use vibration dampers for height adjustment.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Twist in the sorter bed must be limited to +/- 1/4 inch per 10 feet of sorter length, with no bumps or discontinuities and no section out-of-level by more than +/- 1/2 inch across its width. 5.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ a. If there are any bumps created by misalignment where the pin guide ends meet, it will cause excessive noise during operation and, if the misalignment is severe, can damage the pin guide covers and the slat mounts over time.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ The provided adjustment travel is intended for optimizing the spur location relative to the divert rail. Moving the spur a large distance may cause problems diverting large packages, depending on the system layout. 1 3/8”...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 7-Spur Mounting Detail 5.1.5 Chain Installation Run power to the main drive motor and verify the motor rotation direction before installing the chain. Running the sorter backwards can cause damage to slats, chain, and sorter internal components. The “missing bearing”...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 8-Chain Connection Detail 4. Always keep the matched pairs across from each other. Keep the tags on the chain until it is installed in the sorter. 5. Lay out a matched pair of chain and hold it together with one slat approximately every two feet, starting at the tail sprocket and working towards the drive.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ DO NOT pull on the slats or chain mounts. Damage to the slats or chain mounts could result. Fasten any pulling devices (winches, come-alongs, etc.) directly to the chain, with the use of a suitable spreader bar to ensure the force is exerted directly along the length of the chain.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 9-Slat Installation Detail Ensure the shoe is in either the fully diverted or fully returned position. Failure to do so may cause mechanical damage to the sorter. 6. Rotate the lever on each side of the slat to close over the two chain pins on each side. 7.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 10-Spring Clip Seating Detail 8. Repeat step 7 on the other side of the slat. 9. After the slat install is complete, inspect all spring clips to ensure they are latched correctly. See Figure 10.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ APPROXIMATELY 11 3/4” (MAY VARY FOR CERTAIN PRODUCT TYPES) 14 3/8” 5” 1/2" TO 1” CLEARANCE BETWEEN SLAT SURFACE AND NOSEBAR OF KNIFE EDGE Figure 11-Knife Edge Installation Positioning 4. Adjust the nosebar horizontal and vertical position to match the position shown in Figure 12. a.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 8. After adjusting the nosebar, retension the knife edge belt to the correct running tension (until the measurement between the marks reads 25-5/8”). a. See Figure 13 for location of the tensioner. The belt tensioner is indicated by note flag Figure 12-Knife Edge Nosebar Positioning Detail 9.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 13-Side View of Knife Edge Conveyor 10. The snub rollers are used to adjust tracking of the AC belt. Run the conveyor briefly and see which direction the belt is tracking towards. 11.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 13. When the belt runs twice its length without changing positions and without requiring additional adjustments, then the belt is tracked properly. 14. If improper tracking of the belt persists, contact your BSC representative for technical assistance. The nosebar must be set square to the knife edge frame in both horizontal and vertical directions.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5.1.9 Installing Debris Sensors There are two types of debris sensors; an internal sensor and an underside sensor. Both sensors have a swinging metal gate which does not contact any part of the sorter in normal operation. In the event of debris or a dislodged slat, the debris will hit the gate and cause it to fall over, unblocking a prox sensor and signaling the PLC to shut down the sorter.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ The spur mounting brackets also share their mounting bolts with the chain guards (only applicable to divert sections which have spurs mounted). 5.1.11 Installing Side Covers 1. See Figure 16. 2. The side covers mount to (2) lower cover brackets, fastened to the underside of the sorter frame lower rail, and (2) upper cover brackets, fastened to the underside of the sorter frame upper rail.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 16-Chain Guard, Guiderail, and Side Cover Installation 5.1.12 Setting Oiler Flow While the sorter can run for a short period of time and at slow speeds without oiling, the oiling system should be fully operational prior to any prolonged runs at operating speed (maximum total runtime equal to the duration of 1 oiler cycle).
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ d. See Figure 17 for a detail of the oiler pump and metering unit. 2. Fill the oiler with oil to the “MAX” level marked on the reservoir. a. Fill with SAE 30 mineral oil or SAE 85W gear oil (ISO 100), for operation between 40°F and 100°F.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Figure 17-Oiler Pump and Flow Adjustment Panel 14. Reconnect the tubes to the oil brushes. 15. With the sorter running at operating speed, use the manual button (depending on the electrical and Controls interface) to run the oiler for one full chain revolution. Make sure the oiler pressure does not drop below the setpoint of the pressure switch (290 PSI) and verify that the pressure switch is activated when the oiler runs.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5.1.13 Tailshaft Encoder Installation A 10,000 line HTL-type encoder is shipped with the tail section of the sorter, but is not shipped installed to protect it from damage during transport. This encoder is intended to be connected directly to the knife edge to allow it to match sorter speed.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Verify the tail shaft can turn freely with no rubbing on the encoder mount or guards. 11. See section 5.2.5 for electrical wiring details of the encoder. 5.1.14 Initial Startup Procedure 1. Inspect inside the sorter for tools or debris. Special consideration should be given to checking the cross members, which are prone to collecting items.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ As a general rule, startup current should be limited to no more than 120% of a motor’s rated full- load current for a motor 30HP or larger. Exact limits will vary depending on the sorter configuration.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ 5.2.3 Components requiring 24VDC power connections 1. Each divert control box, including the processor and all I/O (motors and sensors), requires approximately 0.75A at 24VDC. a. Minimum voltage is 20.4VDC at the divert box (may require larger wiring gauge to keep the voltage drop under control for long runs).
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ Table 1-Wiring of Knife Edge and AC Gapper IO Cable TEKNIC IO WIRE DESCRIPTION CONNECT TO CABLE PIN COLOR +24V logic power (or daisy chain HLFB+ Error signal power from previous HLFB-) “A” signal on 10,000 line HTL Pulse signal (200 pulses encoder (WHT wire on encoder).
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ___________________________________________________________________________________ The ClearPath-AC “Enable” signal is not a safety-rated stop signal, so AC power must be cut to the knife edge and servo gappers in the event of an E- stop. If AC power is cut to the knife edge while the sorter is still moving, a loss of product tracking will result as the knife edge conveyor will dynamically brake to a stop.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 2-List of Sensors STATE IN STATE TYPE OF RECOMMENDED NOTES SENSOR TYPE LOCATION NORMAL DURING FAULT FAULT RESPONSE OPERATION FAULT DETECTED Shut down the sorter Jam or debris at drive and alert the Discharge Inductive the discharge...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter STATE IN STATE TYPE OF RECOMMENDED NOTES SENSOR TYPE LOCATION NORMAL DURING FAULT FAULT RESPONSE OPERATION FAULT DETECTED Ignore momentary faults. Shut down the Multiple gates sorter drive and alert (typ. 1 per 50 Debris or a thrown Inductive Crash detection...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter STATE IN STATE TYPE OF RECOMMENDED NOTES SENSOR TYPE LOCATION NORMAL DURING FAULT FAULT RESPONSE OPERATION FAULT DETECTED Pulse train is Typically used to The sorter drive is HTL incre- Pulse train propor- absent or out drive the AC not operating, the Not typically monitored...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter STATE IN STATE TYPE OF RECOMMENDED NOTES SENSOR TYPE LOCATION NORMAL DURING FAULT FAULT RESPONSE OPERATION FAULT DETECTED Run a single oiler cycle Manual override to and reset the cycle CLOSED when SPST-NO dry Oiler (manual trigger an timer when the button...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 5.2.7 Communication between system PLC and divert control box 1. See Table 3 for a list of input and output signals that need to be passed between the divert box and the system PLC. 2.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter INPUT OR OUTPUT DESCRIPTION DIVERT BOX PLC PIN Divert #1 Status (Divert Fault) OUT 6 Divert #2 Status (Divert Fault) OUT 7 Divert #3 Status (Divert Fault) OUT 8 Divert #4 Status (Divert Fault) OUT 9 4.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter e. Sorter operating speed and other settings should generally be changed through the HMI, not directly on the VFD. VFD settings should only be adjusted by qualified personnel. Improper VFD settings can prevent correct emergency stop operation or cause hazardous unintended motion, and can cause damage to the drive motor or sorter mechanical system.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter a. Check for a missing or damaged slat or shoe. b. Check for a shoe missing its pin or pin bearing. The slat and shoe may appear normal from the conveying surface side. c. Inspect inside the sorter for any detached shoe pins or other debris. d.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 7.2 Divert switch repair, replacement, and service 1. See Figure 22 and Figure 23 in Appendix 3 for exploded view and part numbers 2. Recommended to swap the complete switch with a spare, so the switch can be rebuilt without keeping the sorter down for an extended period.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 2. Rapid tooth wear can be caused by the chain “jumping” the sprocket, or can be caused by debris or abrasive grit inside the sorter. If the chain is allowed to “jump” or skip teeth on the sprocket, which can happen if the sorter is rapidly braked to a stop, the slats, chain, or sprockets may be damaged.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 11. Slide the shaft out partially, taking care to support the weight of the shaft as it is no longer supported on both sides. Continue until there is enough space to remove a sprocket. a.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 26. Using calipers, center the tail shaft and sprockets in between the tail sideframes. Measure at least (4) places (every 90° of shaft rotation) around the perimeter of each sprocket, and average the measurements. 27.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 13. Slide the shaft out partially, taking care to support the weight of the shaft as it is no longer supported on both sides. Continue until there is enough space to remove a sprocket. a.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 28. Apply antiseize onto the extended drive shaft that interfaces with the motor’s hollow bore, and reinstall the motor. See the SEW Eurodrive Assembly and Operating Instructions for the correct torque value for the motor shaft retaining bolt. 29.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter 7.5 Recommended Preventative Maintenance Schedule Table 4-Recommended Preventative Maintenance Schedule ✓ INTERVAL DESCRIPTION OF CHECK Make sure the conveyor is clear of foreign Before each startup objects and all personnel are safely away from moving parts. Visual and auditory inspection to check for oil leakages, hardware security, or any Once per shift...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ✓ INTERVAL DESCRIPTION OF CHECK gearbox or motor housing. Check the proper functioning of all proximity switches and photoeyes. Secure Monthly or 300 hours all mounting brackets, clean the lenses and reflectors, and replace any that are defective.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ✓ INTERVAL DESCRIPTION OF CHECK to-center: 15-1/4” maximum measurement (measurement on a new chain would be 15”) b. Chains on both sides of the sorter must be replaced at the same time c. Uneven elongation is a warning that one side is not getting enough oil (chain that is starved for oil will wear faster)
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Appendix 3 General Arrangement Drawings Figure 19-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Slat and Chain Exploded View, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev.
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 20-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Section, Sheet 1 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 21-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Section, Sheet 2 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 9-BOM for GA-SHOE-36-120-0001 PART NUMBER ITEM 36” OAW 48” OAW UNITS DESCRIPTION 30° RIGHT 30° LEFT 22° RIGHT 22° LEFT 30° RIGHT 30° LEFT 22° RIGHT 22° LEFT Z075SA-16125 Z075SA-16117 Z075SA-16057 Z075SA-16037 Z075SA-16125 Z075SA-16117 Z075SA-16057 Z075SA-16037...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 22-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Switch, Sheet 1 of 3 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 23-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Switch, Sheet 2 of 3 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 24-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Switch, Sheet 3 of 3 Figure 25-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Receiver and Shoe Return, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 26-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Divert Receiver and Shoe Return, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 27-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Tail, Sheet 1of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 28-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Tail, Sheet 2 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 29-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Drive, Sheet 1 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 30-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Drive, Sheet 2 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 10-BOM for GA-SHOE-MW-88-0001 ITEM NO. PART NUMBER UNITS DESCRIPTION SEW EURODRIVE GEARMOTOR, AVAILABLE 5- VARIES 40 HP, KA67-KA97 GEARBOXES MOUNTED SPHERICAL ROLLER BEARING, 3in A003BR-10037 BORE, PILOTED FLANGE, 215 SERIES, SETSCREW LOCKING MOUNTED BALL BEARING, 3in BORE, PILOTED A003BR-10038 FLANGE, 216 SERIES, SETSCREW LOCKING VARIES WITH OAW AND MOTOR SELECTION...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter ITEM NO. PART NUMBER UNITS DESCRIPTION PIN GUIDE EXTRUSION, CURVED DISCHARGE, A012SP-10061 SHOE SORTER, STYLE A CHAIN GUIDE EXTRUSION, SHOE SORTER, A012SC-10031 30.875in L PIN GUIDE EXTRUSION, CURVED DISCHARGE, A012SP-10062 SHOE SORTER, STYLE B *Note the sprockets are keyed in pairs and must be replaced as a matched set.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 31-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Discharge Transition, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 11-BOM for GA-SHOE-MW-88-0002 PART NUMBER ITEM NO. UNITS DESCRIPTION 36” OAW 48” OAW 36” OAW 48” OAW A002DC-10016 MDR CARD, EZ-24, 9 PIN MOTOR CONNECTOR Z075SA- Z075SA-16102 ASM, MDR W/ ROLLER SLEEVE, PUSHBACK SLED 16055 Z075SA- Z075SA-16103...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 32-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Oiler, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 33-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Chain Guide Fastening Detail, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 34-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Debris Sensor Detail, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 12-BOM for GA-SHOE-MW-120-0002 PART NUMBER ITEM NO. UNITS DESCRIPTION 36” OAW 48” OAW Z075SA- Z075SA-16106 VARIES* ASM, SHOE SORTER, INSIDE SLAT SENSOR 16039 Z075SA- VARIES (2 Z075SA-16105 ASM, SHOE SORTER, UNDERNEATH SLAT SENSOR 16038 TYP.)* Z077SC-...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 35-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Knife Edge, Sheet 1 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 36-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Knife Edge, Sheet 2 of 2 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Table 13-BOM for GA-SHOE-MW-48-0001 PART NUMBER ITEM NO. UNITS DESCRIPTION 24” OAW 36” OAW A013TM-10010 AC SERVO MOTOR, TEKNIC MCVC-N1433P, NEMA 143 A001RL- A001RL-10183 ROLLER, 1.9in OD, NO GRV, 5/16"-18 FEMALE THREADED SHAFT, ABEC-1 10231 A001RL- A001RL-10175...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 37-General Arrangement, Shoe Sorter Induction Gapper, Sheet 1 of 1 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Appendix 4 Electrical Schematics for Divert Control Box Figure 38-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 1 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev.
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 39-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 2 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 40-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 3 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 41-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 4 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 42-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 5 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 43-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 6 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...
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Installation and Maintenance Manual: Shoe Sorter Figure 44-Electrical Schematic for Divert Control Box, Sheet 7 of 7 Installati on a nd Maint ena nce Man ual: Sh oe So rter Published January 2022 Rev. D...