7. Ensure the unit is turned off, cooled ,and unplugged from the outlet prior to moving and/or repairing. 8. Keep out of reach of children. 9. Only Royal Sovereign authorized maintenance and service technicians should make repairs. 10. Do not attempt to laminate items that exceed total recommended material thickness for the unit.
2. Troubleshooting Note: While repairing: Make sure the power plug is unplugged from the power outlet. Open both side covers and rear cover. Be sure to follow the steps below in order. 2.1 Rollers Not Heating CAUSES: 1. Improper laminating mode. 2.
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3. Blown (burnt) upper and/or lower wire fuse (T/Fuse). a. Replace the T/Fuse wire located on the left-hand side. WIRE- T/FUSE 4. Defective Bi-Metal. a. Replace the Bi-Metal BI- METAL 5. Defective heater. a. Using the multi-meter, test the continuity of the heater. If it fails, replace the heater. Multi-meter b.
2.2) Rollers Over Heating CAUSES 1. Lower and upper heat sensors are reversed on the PCB Main. 2. Defective T/Fuse wire. 3. Defective heater. 4. Defective main PCB. MEASURES 1. Wires for lower and upper heat sensors are reversed on the main PCB. a.
2.3) Rollers Not Running CAUSES 1. No power to the unit. 2. Emergency switch is engaged. 3. Disengaged Paper Guide switch. 4. Opened safety cover. 5.Opened Front Table Switch. 6. Film is jammed on the rollers. 7. Disconnected motor wire. 8.
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4. Opened safety cover. a. Close the safety cover and double check to insure that the safety cover switch is engaged. Note: By closing the safety cover, it engages the safety cover switch. Safety Cover Switch Switch is engaged 4. Opened Front Table Switch. a.
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5. Film is jammed on the rollers. a. Un-jam the film using a combination of the pressure lever and reverse button. 6. Disconnected motor wire. a. Check the motor wire connection in both locations. Motor wire connector Motor wire connector from the PCB from the Motor 7.
2.4) No Main Power CAUSES 1. No electricity. 2. Blown main fuse. 3. Disconnected main power wires. 4. Defective transformer. MEASURES 1. No Electricity. a. Double check to insure that you have electricity from your outlet. b. Check the circuit breaker. c.
4. Transformer is defective a. Replace the transformer. Transformer 2.5) Count Sensor Not Working.(Option) CAUSES 1. The optical fiber cable is not connected with optical fiber AMP. 2. The upper sensor is aligned properly with lower sensor. 3. The counter wires are not connected on the Main PCB. 4.
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2. The upper sensor is aligned properly with lower sensor. Upper Sensor Lower Sensor 3. The counter wires are not connected on the Main PCB. a. Ensure that the counter wires are connected to the Main PCB. Counter Wires 4. Main PCB is defective. a.
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5. The count needs adjustment. a. Please see below for adjustments. Adjusting the Counter Sensor Throught beam Adjusting Fine Coarse Fix VR(Coarse) at ON position with turning right Initial setting slowly when it is the status of the recviced light. Min.
3. Replacing Parts Note: While replacing parts: a. Make sure the power plug is unplugged from the power outlet. b. Open both side covers and rear cover. 3.1 Replacing the Right Cover. a. Take out the pressure lever (Figure 1) and four cover screws using Phillips screw driver (Figure 2). Figure 1 Figure 2 b.
3.2 Replacing the Left Cover a. Replace the Left Cover by loosening four Left Cover screws. 3.3 Replacing Rear Cover a. Take off the left and right covers. b. Take out the seven screws from the back cover. Figure 5 c.
3.6 Replacing the Heaters Note: Cotton or surgical gloves are recommended while handling the heater assembly. a. Disassemble Right and Left Covers (Refer to “ Replacing Right Cover” and “Replacing Left Cover”). b. Take out the heater brackets on each side by loosening the nuts and screws (Figure 8, 9, & 10). Figure 10 Figure 9 Figure 8...
4. Adjustments 4.1 Adjusting Take-up Shaft Speed CAUSES: 1.Main rollers and take-up shaft speed is not synchronized. MEASURES: 1. Take off the take up motor cover. Figure 1 2. Loosen (increases speed) or tighten (reduces speed) the bolt using 11/16” or 17mm wrench. Note: Loosen three screws as shown in Figure 1 to get to the adjustable take-up shaft speed bolt.
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5. Installing Options Note: These options are to be installed by an authorized RS reseller. 1. Installing the Front Feeder a. Install the Left and Right Front Feed option on the inside of the front frames using four 9/16” hexagon bolts on each side. Figure 1 Figure 1 2.
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7. Exploded View 7.1 RSH-1151 Exploded View Frame L Frame R Stand Part and Frame-Base Frame,Roller and Other View Wire and Options Front Table、Safety cover and Shaft Films 7.2 RSH-1651 Explode View Frame L Frame R Stand Part and Frame-Base Frame,Roller and Other View Front Table、Safety cover and Shaft Films...
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Frame - L Pa r t Pa r t Na me NHB08050D2 NUT WSB06015D2 WASHER-SPRING MBC04008D2 SCREW BH WSB04010D2 WASHER-SPRING 23200X001A SUPPORT -BRACKET PCB 013LR2045A FRAME-L 141LR4007C BRACKET -SWITCH,EU 36400X002B SWITCH-MAIN 23300X001A BUSHING-CORD,EU 380LR4001A POWER CORD 36600X002A FUSE BLOCK MFC04008D2 SCREW FH 325000X005 FUSE MAIN WSB05013D2 WASHER-SPRING...
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Frame - R Pa r t N/O Pa r t Na me MBC04008D2 SCREW BH WSB04010D2 WASHER-SPRING MFC04008D2 SCREW FH 013LR2046A FRAME-R WSB05013D2 WASHER-SPRING MBC04018D2 SCREW BH MBC05018D2 SCREW BH MPC03006D2 SCREW PH 141LR4012A PLATE-BEARING 131LR4016A SPROCKET-ROLLER,LAMI SKE06010B6 SCREW-SET SKE06015B6 SCREW-SET SKE04010B6 SCREW-SET 131LR4015A SPROCKET-ROLLER,PULL SKE04015B6 SCREW-SET...
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Stand Part and Frame - Base Pa r t Pa r t Na me 13500X001A CASTER-STAND1 13500X002A CASTER-STAND2 WSB16038D2 WASHER-SPRING 212LR1004A STAND-BASE 212LR1003A STAND-FRAME 212LR1005C STAND-CENTER BHE08012D2 BOLT WSB08020D2 WASHER-SPRING NHB08050D2 NUT BHE08100D2 BOLT 212LR2003A STAND-TOP 013LR3006A FRAME-BASE BHE06020D2 BOLT WSB06015D2 WASHER-SPRING 211003002B BLOWER-ASS'Y...
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Frame, Roller and Other View Pa r t Pa r t Na me MBC04008D2 SCREW BH WSB04010D2 WASHER-SPRING MBC04010D2 SCREW-BH 013LR2045A FRAME-L 013LR2046A FRAME-R 013LR2009B FRAME-FR ONT 141LR4036A BRACKET-SENSOR 021LR3003A CASE-SENSOR,UP 021LR3004A CASE-SENSOR,LO 313LR3001A SENSOR -ASS'Y 381LR4027E WIRE SENSOR MBC04018D2 SCREW BH 013LR3005A FRAME-CENTER 013LR2012B FRAME-SENSOR 013LR3002B FRAME-CUTTER...
Front Table、Safety Cover and Film Shafts Pa r t N/O Pa r t Na me MBC04008D2 SCREW BH WSB04010D2 WASHER-SPRING MBC05030D2 SCREW BH WSB05013D2 WASHER-SPRING SKE05015B6 SCREW-SET 107 WPB04008D2 WASHER-PLAIN 023LR4002A KNOB-BOLT GUIDE 014LR1004B TABLE-FRONT 141LR4043A FRONT TABLE SAFETY LEVER 150 MFC04006D2 SCREW FH 145LR3001A GUIDE-DOCUMENT 111LR4006A BOLT-GUIDE...
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Wires and Options Pa r t N/O Pa r t Na me BHE06020D2 BOLT WSB06015D2 WASHER-SPRING WSB04010D2 WASHER-SPRING MBC04010D2 SCREW-BH MFC04008D2 SCREW FH MBC05030D2 SCREW BH WSB05013D2 WASHER-SPRING 120 WPB13016D2 WASHER-PLAIN 138LR4006A SPRING-SLIP 141LR4005A PLATE-SHAFT,FILM 140LR4002A HOLDER-SHAFT,T 12200X022A BEARING-RADIAL TRUST 147LR4009A PAD-SLIP 141LR4006A PLATE-SLIP 112004001C...
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<RSH-1151/1651 Main PCB Layout > POWER TRANSFORMER M C U ⑤ ③ ② ⑫ ④ ① ⑧ ⑥ ⑦ ⑩ ⑪ ⑨ ⑬ <Connect part> 1. Wire Main. 8. Wire Up Heater. 2. Wire Sensor Up 9. Wire Blower(3EA) 3. Wire Sensor Low 10.
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<SUB PCB and Frame-R Heater Layout> <Length Layout> Wire Up Heater Bimetal Counter Sensor Wire Wire Main Bimetal PCB SUB Wire Low Heater <Main S/W and Count Layout> <Micro S/W and Frame-L Heater Layout> PCB Length Switch Main Wire T/Fuse (133℃) Main Fuse Wire T/Fuse(133°C)
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