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Run New Batch

• Press Run to clear the settings & reset.

• Change quantity as needed.

• Change length as needed.

• Press Run to start the new batch.

If Feed is Interrupted or Material is Jammed

• Display will blink slowly.

• Resolve the cause of the interruption.

• Press Run to clear the pause.

• Press Run to resume.

INTERNAL ACCESS

(after one-year warranty expires)

ALWAYS DISCONNECT the machine from the power source

before removing panels or covers.

• Remove the side panels by removing the two screws at

the base.

• Remove the back panel by removing the two screws at the

base and sliding the panel down.

• Removing the front top cover should not be needed, but if

necessary, remove the two screws at the base and one on top.

Move aside carefully to protect electronics and wire harness.

• Replace the front top cover, the back panel and the side

panels, keeping the wire harness clear of the motor fan and

air cylinder.

Changing the Knife Blade

• Remove the clip from the link holding the knife blade to the

cylinder rod.

• Using a 7/16" Allen wrench, loosen the set screw on the top

side of the knife base.

• Using a 1/8" Allen wrench, remove the shoulder screw from

the knife base at the top of the knife blade.

• Remove and replace the knife blade, keeping the nylon

washers in their original position.

• Tighten the shoulder screw through the new knife blade

and knife base into the aluminum upright.

• Reset the knife blade tension. (see instructions below)

Reset Knife Blade Tension

• Using a 7/16" Allen wrench, loosen set screw on the top

side of the knife base.

• Adjust the shoulder screw so the knife freely returns to its

neutral position from the vertical position but is a bit slow to

do so from the fully actuated position.

• Using a 7/16" Allen wrench, tighten the set screw on the top

side of the knife base.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Material is not being cut cleanly or completely

• The knife blade may be dull or damaged.

• The shoulder bolt holding the knife blade to the knife base

may be too loose.

• Foreign material on or in the cylinder rod may be preventing

a full stroke.

Material is not feeding properly

• Flattened width may not exceed 0.500".

• Feed systems with knurled rollers have 3 lbs. minimum pull

(1 lb. for soft tubing).

• Feed systems with rubber rollers (magnetic wire) have

approximately 1/2 lb. pull.

• Drive roller knurling may be filled with foreign material.

- Steel roller knurling may need to be cleaned with a fine

steel brush.

- Rubber rollers may need to be roughed with 36 grit

sand paper.

• Knife blade may not be returning far enough and is blocking

the exiting material.

- Knife blade is held too tight to the knife base by the

shoulder bolt.

- Knife blade pivot points may need lubrication (CRC

#05359 or equivalent).

- The cylinder may be weakened or loose from the base.

• Motor doesn't turn or feed.

- Fan interference has stopped the motor.

- Material is jammed around the drive roller.

• Tension arm roller may not be holding material against

motor drive roller.

• Tension arm roller may not be turning freely on its shoulder

bolt shaft.

• Tension arm spring may be too weak to hold processing

material.

• End of spool material may have been left between drive

roller and knife blade.

• The inlet feed guide must be in place when cutting material

is less than 1/4" diameter.