INLINE EQUIPMENT TROUBLESHOOTING


 

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A. No vibration:

 

a. check power supply

 

b. Check controls

 

c. Check fuse. Continued fuse failure indicates shorted coil or major tuning problem.

 

d. Check coil and air gap setting of .045 to .055-60 cycle. .020 to .025-120 cycle.

 

e. Check wiring

 

f.  Check around inline and track for direct contact with other objects which will stop vibration.

 

 

B. Vibration, but slow or irregular part movement.

 

a. Check for loose or improperly adjusted counterweight

 

b. Check for loose or broken bolts. Any loose bolts should be removed and inspected for stretched threads.

 

d. Check for broken or cracked springs or counterweight springs. Replace.

 

e. Check feet for broken bond between metal and rubber; also for loose bolts holding feet to unit.

 

f.  Check incoming voltage for fluctuation.

 

g. Check track clearance of part.

 

h.   Check track for residue from parts or dirt buildup. Clean.

 

HELPFUL HINTS

 

         1. Clamp sub-base of inline down securely while tuning

 

         2. Never install the inline with the drive unit or track touching other equipment.

 

         3. Operate the inline at a minimum speed required to maintain rate.

 

         4. Do not expect the inline to drive parts across a dead, non-vibrating section of track of any length.

 

         5. Do not fasten anything other than track system to the inline.

 

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