User manual CISSELL MUMAN196

[. . . ] For warranty service, contact the Distributor from whom the Cissell equipment or part was purchased. If the Distributor cannot be reached, contact Cissell. Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS MU42 and MU45 (UTILITY) PAGE Warranty. . 5 Foreward 5 Installing the Press 6 Fig. Layout Foot Print. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] The head is closed by hand and by foot operation of the central pedal. The head is opened by pressing down on the lever on the right of the head steam valve. The head steam is hand lever operated while the buck steam and vacuum are foot pedal operated. The improved leverage system and roller bearing pivot assures smoother, faster head operation and a quality finish. Page 5 INSTALLING THE PRESS 1. 3. Uncrate the press and remove the skid. Hold the head down and cut the twine that holds the head closed. Allow the head to rise slowly to the open position. The Lowboy bracket (PR356) has been installed on the table at the factory. Then assemble the iron rest assembly (PR365, PR398 & PR401) to the shaft of PR356. (See Figure 1) FIGURE 1 (IRON REST) Page 6 INSTALLING THE PRESS (Continued) Steam and Vacuum Connections (See Figure 2) 5. Connect a 3/8 inch steam supply line to the press at a recommended pressure of 88 psi (6 bars). Depressing the left foot pedal causes the vacuum valve to open and air is drawn through the garment for proper drying. Lay the garment to a new position and repeat the above procedure as needed. FIGURE 3 LAYOUT FOOT PRINT Page 9 UPPER COVER IRON REST ASSEMBLY HEAD W/ GRID PLATE BUCK W/ COVER HEAD RELEASE LEVER FRAME FRONT TABLE REAR TABLE HEAD STEAM VALVE BUCK STEAM VALVE COVER HANDLE ASSEMBLY FRONT COVER W/ LATCH VACUUM VALVE 2" NPT STEAM PEDAL SIDE PANELS LOCKING PEDAL VACUUM PEDAL DESCRIPTION OF THE PRESS Page 10 WELDMENT, LOWER PIVOT PR457 (1 REQ'D. ) BOLT, 5/16"x 1 3/4" FB183 (8 REQ'D. ) HEAD LOCK LEVER PR937 NUT, C249 (8 REQ'D. ) LOCK WASHER, VSB130 (8 REQ'D. ) FLAT WASHER, TU2814 (12 REQ'D. ) WELDMENT, LOWER PLATE PR464 FRONT VIEW BEARING, PILLOW BLOCK TUX429 (2 REQ'D. ) WELDMENT, LOWER PIVOT PR457 (1 REQ'D. ) THREADED ROD PR672 (2 REQ'D. ) ROD END PR455 (3 REQ'D. ) SHOULDER BOLT PR495 (3 REQ'D. ) SQUARE NUT , IB145 (2 REQ'D. ) LOWER ASSEMBLY Page 11 SET SCREW P126 (2 REQ'D. ) SHAFT, LOCK LEVER PR635 REAR VIEW Maintenance 1. Adjustments Head Lever As the pads on the press wear, the pressure on the head may decrease which may be indicated by a poor finish of the garment. This pressure can be easily adjusted by removing the upper rod end and turning counterclockwise for more pressure or clockwise for less pressure. Head Valve This valve is equipped with an adjusting screw to meter the flow of head steam. Turning the screw counterclockwise increases the flow of steam. Buck Steam Linkage shows the linkage needed for buck steam operation. The valve lever rod visible under the table can be rotated by hand. With no pressure on the foot pedal turn this rod counterclockwise as viewed from the top so that no steam flows into buck. Depression of the right hand pedal should then give a good flow of steam. If there is poor steam flow because the pedal can not travel far enough, then turn the valve lever rod clockwise. [. . . ] Check to see if foreign matter may be between valve and seat. Out of adjustment See Table of Contents Buck Valve and Buck Steam Linkage. 6. 7. 8. 9. Wet Spots On Head Pad And Covering___________________________________________________ Cause Remedy A. Steam input has a 6 inch riser off of supply header. [. . . ]