Brother International HS-5300 Service Manual - Page 124

lever, Screw, Carriage, eccentric

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PR98064, PR99091 (7) Adjust the Gap lever arm angle against the Carriage eccentric bearing R. The dial gauge A and C should read around "30" and if the accuracy in the table below is achieved, secure the screw for the Gap lever arm. If not, return to (6) of 5.2 Head Gap and Parallel Adjustment in order to re-adjust the parallelism between the CR guide and the Platen. The dial gauge A, B, C and D should read a value in the range from "10" to "50". Then adjust again the Gap lever arm angle against the Carriage eccentric bearing R so that the accuracy shown in the table below can be achieved. Head gap lever CD 1_, Gap lever arm 0 - Screw 0 Carriage eccentric lever R Fig. 5.7 Required Accurac Dial gauges Gauge A and gauge B Gauge A and gauge C Gauge B and gauge D Difference between the gauges Up to 0.04 mm Up to 0.04 mm Up to 0.04 mm (8) Move the Carriage to the center of the Main frame and insert the thickness gauges between the Print head and the Platen. Check the gap is in the range from "1.0" to "1.2". If the gap is not in that range, return to (6) of 5.2 Head Gap and Parallel Adjustment and re-adjust the parallelism between the CR guide plate and the Platen. The dial gauge A and B should read in the range from "10" to "50". Then proceed to (7) in order to adjust again the Gap lever angle to achieve the accuracy shown in the above table. III-72

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PR98064,
PR99091
(
7
)
Adjust
the
Gap
lever
arm
angle
against
the
Carriage
eccentric
bearing
R.
The
dial
gauge
A
and
C
should
read
around
"30"
and
if
the
accuracy
in
the
table
below
is
achieved,
secure
the
screw
for
the
Gap
lever
arm.
If
not,
return
to
(6)
of
5.2
Head
Gap
and
Parallel
Adjustment
in
order
to
re
-adjust
the
parallelism
between
the
CR
guide
and
the
Platen.
The
dial
gauge
A,
B,
C
and
D
should
read
a
value
in
the
range
from
"10"
to
"50".
Then
adjust
again
the
Gap
lever
arm
angle
against
the
Carriage
eccentric
bearing
R
so
that
the
accuracy
shown
in
the
table
below
can
be
achieved.
Head
gap
lever
CD
0
-
Gap
lever
arm
Screw
0
1_,
Carriage
eccentric
lever
R
Fig.
5.7
Required
Accurac
Dial
gauges
Difference
between
the
gauges
Gauge
A
and
gauge
B
Up
to
0.04
mm
Gauge
A
and
gauge
C
Up
to
0.04
mm
Gauge
B
and
gauge
D
Up
to
0.04
mm
(8)
Move
the
Carriage
to
the
center
of
the
Main
frame
and
insert
the
thickness
gauges
between
the
Print
head
and
the
Platen.
Check
the
gap
is
in
the
range
from
"1.0"
to
"1.2".
If
the
gap
is
not
in
that
range,
return
to
(6)
of
5.2
Head
Gap
and
Parallel
Adjustment
and
re
-adjust
the
parallelism
between
the
CR
guide
plate
and
the
Platen.
The
dial
gauge
A
and
B
should
read
in
the
range
from
"10"
to
"50".
Then
proceed
to
(7)
in
order
to
adjust
again
the
Gap
lever
angle
to
achieve
the
accuracy
shown
in
the
above
table.
III
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