Jensen Folder Butterfly Fox

WARNING! Risk of fire! Remove dry dust from all mechanical and manual handling of linen areas of the machine and its close surroundings, as an accumulation of such increases the risk of fire in the machine

Clean dust and lint from cylinder piston rods

If air cylinders are lubrication free, did you add a few drops of oil on the cylinder piston rods?

Wipe off dust and lint thoroughly behind cover plates and under the machine

Clean dust and lint from the air filter of the cooling ventilator on the electric cabinet

Remove dry dust from all mechanical and manual handling of linen areas of the machine and its close surroundings

Check that the machine has not moved from its position, i. e. that the inlet of the machine has not moved towards the ironer inlet conveyor, that it is straight and level, and stands at a proper distance from the ironer

Sign off on the cleaning procedure

Warning: Ensure the machine is turned off and unplugged before starting the procedure.

Pull the belt until the joint emerges

Take the belt apart by removing the pin

Connect one end of the new belt to one end of the old one

Pull the old belt until the joint emerges again

Take the joint apart and connect the new belt

Sign off on the belt replacement

Warning: Ensure the motors are turned off and disconnected from power before starting the cleaning process.

Are the cooling ventilators of the motors free from dust and threads?

If cleaning with compressed air does not help, proceed to the next step.

Did you dismount and manually clean the ventilator cover?

NOTICE! If the ventilator covers of the motors are blocked, cooling is reduced. This can cause damage to motors and result in a production stop.

Sign off on the electric motors cleaning

Warning: Only trained personnel should perform this procedure

Flat belts adjusted from the factory?

Mark the position of the tightening parts before removing the old belts

Indication of how tight the new belts should be

Sign off on the belt adjustment

Warning: Incorrect tension of the belts leads to increased wear.

Check and tighten toothed belts, if necessary

Note: New toothed belts should be checked and readjusted after 10-12 hours of operation.

Check the tape guidance on the rollers below the belts and repair, if necessary

Check the function of the air cylinders. Adjust the throttles and brakes of the cylinders, if necessary