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  • Page 1 GBC STL1000 Wire Binder Instruction Manual Provided By http://www.MyBinding.com http://www.MyBindingBlog.com...
  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    GENERAL BINDING CORPORATION AUTOMATED FINISHING DIVISION STL-1000 SEMI-AUTOMATIC TWIN LOOP BINDER 60 Hz. SERVICE MANUAL REV 1.0 Section: Table of contents………………………………..………………………..……..…..…1 1. Installation and setup preparation………………..…………..…………..…2 2. About this Manual……………….…………………………………………… …,,,,4 3. Specifications…………………………………………………………………..5 4. Theory of Operations…………………………………………………………….8 5. Operating instructions for keypad……………………..……………….……11 6.
  • Page 3 19 Exploded Assembly and parts list conveyor………………..……….……63 20. STL- 1000 Field Problem Report Form……………………………..……… 69 21. Electrical Diagram………………………………………………………………70 FOR YOUR SAFETY 22 Electrical Parts Layout…………………………………………………..….…72 NOTES………………………………………………………………………….…75 Marty Moore “ “ means dereel Your safety as well as the safety of others is important to us at GBC.
  • Page 4 ?? The STL1000 has been dropped, bumped, or ?? Liquid has been spilled into the STL1000 has dented. ?? The product does not operate normally when been exposed to rain or water. ?? STL1000. following the operating instructions. WARNING: SUPERVISORS PLEASE NOTE: THESE PRECAUTIONS MUST BE FOLLOWED WHEN OPERATING OR SERVICING THIS MACHINE.
  • Page 5: Installation And Setup Preparation

    KEEP HANDS AND LOOSE CLOTHING AWAY FROM ALL MOVING PARTS. Installation and setup Preparation Use this section to properly unpack ,set into place, and setup the STL1000. 1.1 Inspect the shipping container for any visible damage while the trucking company is still there .
  • Page 8: About This Manual

    About this Manual REV. 1 General This manual is intended as a training and reference document for persons responsible for installation, service and maintenance of the STL-1000 binder. It is assumed the reader has basic mechanical and electrical troubleshooting abilities. This Service Manual, revision ( A ), covers 220 Volt, 3 Phase, 60 Hz STL-1000, version _1 system.
  • Page 9: Specifications

    Specifications Use this section to determine proper installation requirements as well as the capabilities of the STL-1000. Purpose The STL-1000 is designed t o automatically supply spool fed Twin Loop elements cut to a specified length and is automatically staged for the next book to be bound. Operator hung pre-punched documents are transported to the closing area, bound and are transported from the bind area to a stacking conveyor.
  • Page 10 Compressed Air 8 cfm at 80 psi ( 227L/min @ 522K Pa ) Environment Ambient air temperatures, 41 degrees F to 104 degrees F. ( 5 degrees C to 40 degrees C.) Altitude rating, up to 3280 feet ( 1000 meters ). Noise Generation Initial Year of Manufacturing: 1999...
  • Page 11 The STL-1000 can successfully bind documents within the capacity of each given Twin Loop element size. Use the element size chart supplied by your Twin Loop sales representative to determine the appropriate element for the book to be bound. If book size is at the maximum for a given size use the next larger size to insure quality closure of the bound book.
  • Page 12 4. Theory of Operation of the STL-1000 Conditions at Power up of the STL-1000 Closing guard must be closed to actuate the closing guard interlock switch IS-1. IS-1 has two switches in one housing. One side of the IS-1 breaks main power to the E-stop. The other side of IS-1 is used to monitor 24 volts to the P.L.C.
  • Page 13: Theory Of Operations

    Once the entered number is reached Y6 (feed 1M) is turned off. Y4 energized Sol-4 (cut) which charges the air cylinder to swing the knife and drop the pawl into the element stop gear to stop rotation of the element feed shaft. At this point the feed shaft should be stopped so the knife can cut a stationary element.
  • Page 14 When dereel switch is on auto, spool prox X3 illuminates when no element is present Y7 illuminates to fire 2CR which turns on 2M (dereel). When dereel switch is on manually pressing the green button will illuminate X15 then Y7 on the P.L.C. to turn on 2CR (dereel) which turns on 2M. Pitch Selection When pressing 2:1 on the keypad Y12 on the P.L.C.
  • Page 15 STL-1000 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS FOR KEYPAD MAIN MENU When you first power up the machine you should see the following two lines on the Keypad. B.COUNTER ( any number may appear) SETUP MENU Line 1: “B. COUNTER:” = Batch Counter. This counter will count the number of books, which are bound on the STL1000 and display a running total.
  • Page 16: Operating Instructions For Keypad

    Use the numeric keypad to key in the number of desired loops and press “Enter”. The range of amount of loops is limited from five (5) through forty-two (42). Line 2: “CONVEYOR STEP:” = The amount of travel desired on the Output conveyor. Use the numeric keypad to key in the amount of desired travel and press “...
  • Page 19: Spool And Supply Chute Loading The Spool

    6. Spool and Supply Chute Loading the Spool When viewing from the back of the machine, the spool of Twin Loop wire will rotate in a clockwise direction (See figure 6-1). For loading a new spool, the following steps are recommended: 1.
  • Page 20 SPOOL AND SUPPLY CHUTE LOADING THE SPOOL (CONTINUED) 4. Lay the wire inside the storage chute and thread the scrap paper between both drive rollers and wind it up on the scrap take-up spool in a counter-clockwise direction (See Figure 6-3). Notes: 1.
  • Page 21: Spool And Supply Chute Adjusting The Supply Chute

    7. Spool and Supply Chute Adjusting the Supply Chute The supply chute is designed to be used in three different positions (see figure 7-1). The upper position is for larger size wire -1” and 1 ¼”. The middle position is for medium sizes 9/16” through 7/8’. The lower position is for the small size wire - ¼”...
  • Page 22: Feed And Cut Feed Wheel Guide Adjustment

    8. Feed and Cut Feed Wheel Guide Adjustment The outboard guide on the feed wheel (see Figure 8-1) should be adjusted so that there is approximately 1/16” (.06) clearance for the wire. Make sure the outboard guide does not rub against the feed wheel.
  • Page 23: Feed And Cut Height And Width Adjustment Of Guides

    9. Feed and Cut Height and Width Adjustment of Guides The upper and side guides should be adjusted so that the Twin Loop wire will travel back and forth freely (see Figure 9-1) but without too much room to move around. The following steps are recommended: 1.
  • Page 24: Loading Area

    FEED AND CUT HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT OF CUTTING BLOCK Using a 5/32 hex key, loosen the two (2) screws which secure the cutting block (see Figure 9-1). Adjust the height of the cutting block to allow the Twin Loop wire to pass freely under it. Tighten the screws to secure the cutting block.
  • Page 25: Book Transport Area

    make it easier to load the book. Tighten the two adjusting knobs to secure the wire holder. Load book onto element and adjust rear rail in the book loading area. To adjust, loosen adjusting screws and slide up to book loosely. Tighten adjusting screws.
  • Page 26: Closing Area

    12. Closing Area Adjusting the closing rail (For the following see figure 12-1). 1. Open closing guard and prop open with prop rod. 2. Loosen the adjusting screws, which secure the closing rail located in front of the closing area And slide toward the front of the machine.
  • Page 27 3. Close the closing guard. 4. Twist the red emergency stop button located on the front of the machine to supply power to the machine. 5. Using the hand wheel on the upper right hand side of the closing head, turn hand wheel until the indicator points the proper wire size to be closed.
  • Page 28: Closing Height Adjustment

    13. CLOSING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT To adjust height of the closing ram, the following steps are recommended: 1. The pointer for the Twin Loop Size Gauge (see Figure 13-1) will move up or down. A hand wheel is provided on the right side of the closing area. This hand wheel is to be used to adjust the height.
  • Page 29: Loading The Book

    2. The size gauge is used to accurately adjust the closing height. After closing a sample book, you may need to make further fine adjustments to get the proper closing of the wire. See figure 13-2 for proper closing of Twin Loop elements. 3.
  • Page 30 FIGURE 14-1 Pick up the two covers and the body of the book; jog it on the side with the binding edge down. The back page (not the back cover) should face the operator (see figure 14-2). Align the holes with the Twin Loop tines and lay the book toward you (see figure 14-3) and press the foot pedal to cycle the STL1000.
  • Page 31: Air Solenoid Explanation

    Load the body of the book (front) onto the Twin Loop tines, then load the covers (folded back to back) on the tines and push the foot pedal. 15. Air Solenoid Explanation This write up is to understand the location and function of the five air solenoids (see fig 15-1) on the STL1000.
  • Page 32: Troubleshooting Guide

    To get to the solenoids to either replace or adjust, the rear panel must be removed. Once the panel is removed, the air solenoids will be before you, working left to right. Solenoid # 1 Guard Solenoid is responsible for opening for opening and closing guard doors to allow entrance and exit of books into the closing area .
  • Page 33 PROBLEM PROBABLE CAUSE SOLUTION Dereel unit won’t run. Dereel switch on manual. Turn collar of dereel switch to auto. Dereel unit runs on. Wire not properly routed along Route wire from top of spool to supply shoot. supply chute and up to wire cutting unit.
  • Page 34 Feed sprocket not Worm gear clutch pad. Needs Remove collar, spring, pressure adjustment or clutch pads need collar, key and worm gear. turning. cleaning. Clean all parts with alcohol and reassemble. Adjust tension spring to full compression. Lockout pawl too low. With the air on, adjust height of lockout pawl and adjust with height adjustment nut to just...
  • Page 35 Improper number of Locking gear. Check screws in locking gear for tightness. loops. (continued) Counting gear. Loosen setscrew on counting gear and slightly advance clockwise and test. Repeat until proper count has been achieved. NOTE: Disregard first element after each adjustment Counting prox sensor.
  • Page 36 Uneven wire closure. Anvil adjustment. Loosen two socket head screws at the back of the anvil. Adjust anvil with the two hex head bolts underneath the anvil to achieve even end to end closure. NOTE: Tighten socket head screws after each adjustment to insure accurate closure.
  • Page 37 Pushers won’t advance LS1 home switch. Remove center panel on the when foot switch is tabletop (section 18 drawing 2 depressed. detail #23). Located LS1 on the (continued) left side of the air cylinder Loosen the clamp, which secures LS1 to the air cylinder. Slide LS1 to the left or right until the LED on LS1 illuminates.
  • Page 38: Maintenance Requirements

    Pushers advance, safety Door switch IS2. This adjusting screw located on the exit door is used to set IS2, doors close, cycle stops which completes the circuit for (continued) PLC numbers, X13 and Y3. X13 must be illuminated before Y3 circuit can be completed. Pushers advance, safety Book thickness.
  • Page 39 EMPTY WATER SEPARATOR DAILY To empty water separator, loosen bleeder valve located on the bottom of the water separator. CHECK AIR LINE OILER WEEKLY Fill only with a good quality air tool oil. To fill with air tool oil: Disconnect air supply. Remove oil reservoir cup by turning a 1/4 turn, and then pull cup downward.
  • Page 40 direction after all of the water has drained. NOTE: a ¼ inch soft nylon tube can be attached to the end of the drain so that the water can be emptied into a container. The regulator portion (see figure 17-1) of the FRL is used to regulate the air pressure being supplied to the machine.
  • Page 41: Exploded Assembly And Parts List

    The only wear item in the feed area is the knife blade (see figure 17-2). If the wire has a burr on it after cutting, or, if a groove has worn into the cutting edge of the knife, it is time to rotate the blade. The knife blade has four cutting edges on it.
  • Page 42 Exploded Assembly Parts List...

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