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MEGHANIGAI.

INSTRUCTIONS

FOR

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FOREWORD

This

instruction

book

is

intended

primarily

for

mechanics,

but

it

can

be

studied

to

very

good

advantage

by

salesmen.

This

book

is

not

an

operator's

instruction

book

and

should

not

be

given

to

customers.

The

drawings

contained

in

this

book

should

be

studied

in

connection

with

the

read

ing

matter

and

are

of

great

assistance

in

learning

the

functions

and

adjustments

of

the

various

mechanical

units.

For

those

in

the

Foreign

field

who

do

not

read

English,

a

careful

study

of

the

drawings

will

give

helpful

fundamental

information.

Study

one

unit

thoroughly

before

going

on

to

another

io

obtain

the

best

results,

learn

the

adjustments

pertaining

to

a

unit

from

the

book

and

then

make

them

on

the

machine.

"

3-1-

.

..

.-"-

'V

,

.

J

i'

•

Printed

in

U.S.A.

March,

1943-

■33.,

.

;v

'3

INDEX

TO

SUBJECTS

NAME

OF

SUBJECT

Aligning

Scale

Adjustments

Back

Space

Mechanism

Adjustments

Carriage

Mechanism

Adjustments

Carriage

Mounting

Center

Tie

Adjustments

Escapement

Mechanism

Adjustments

——

Factory

Alignment

Tests'

General

Inspections

Instructions

for

Assembling

Machine

—

Instructions

for

Dismantling

Machine

-

Key

Eever

Adjustments

Line

Lock

Mechanism

Adjustments

Line

Space

Mechanism

Adjustments

Margin

Release

Mechanism

Adjustments

-

Platen

Roll

Mechanism''Adjustments

Ribbon

Feed

Mechanism

Adjustments

Ribbon

Vibrator

Mechanisia

Adjustments

Shift

Mechanism

Adjustments

Space

Key

Mechanism

Adjustments

Tabulator

Mechanism

Adjustments

Type

Action

Mechanism

Adjustments

Universal

Bar

Mechanism

Adjustments

—

PLATE

TEXT

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PAGES

24

26

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15-16

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Printed

in

U.S.A.

■

1

■■

■;

■

March,

1943,

O

D"

ID

J:;

BACK

SPACE

KEY

LEVER-84CH.-

10-40010

-8SCH.-10-4002!

BACK

SPACE

BELL

CR^XNK

SCR.BUSHING

6-IE9

;•

SCREW

€-6554

SPACE

washer

6-7800

BACK

SPACE

LINK

6-113

BACK

SPACE

BELL

CRANK

10-40008

KEY

RING

10-40073

"

CARD

6-900

BACK

SPACE

DOG

SCR.

6-6368

,

"

NUT

6-6005

o

BACK

SPACE

KEY

LEVER

SCR.BUSHING

6-129

"

SPACER

WASHER

10-7873

"

SCREW

6-6472

BACK

SPACE

DOG

6-703

"

"

"

GUIDE

SCR.6-6305

BACK

SPACE

DOG

SPRING

6-6901

SCREW

6-6341

:.

f,.

BACK

SPACE

MECHANISM

ADJUSTMENTS

This

mechanism

is

very

simple

and

requires

very

little

adjustment.

It

is

necessary,

as

in

all

parts

of

the

machine,

to

have

free

moving

parts.

However,

if

the

Back

Space

Mechanism

should

fail

to

operate,

check

the

following:

See

that

the

Back

Space

Dog

Spring

6-6901

has

sufficient

tension

to

keep

the

Back

Space

Dog

6-703

clear

of

the

Escapement

Wheel.

Also

see

that

the

Dog

6-703

is

free

in

movement

on

the

Back

Space

Dog

Guide

Screw

6-6305.

There

are,

five

kinds

of

Back

Space

Dogs

6-703.

8

Pitch,

10

Pitch,

12

Pitch,

14

Pitch

and

16

Pitch.

Check

the

Dog

6-703

to

correspond

with

the

spacing

of

the

machine.

See

that

the

Escapement

Body

is

positioned

so

that

the

Fixed

Dog

holds

the

Escapement

Wheel

in

such

a

position

that

the

Tooth

of

the

Wheel

will

be

fully

engaged

by

the

Back

Space

Dog.

j

^

j

The

location

of

the

Escapement

Body

has

been

described

in

the

text

covering

the

Escapement

Mechanism.

Printed

in

U.S.A.

5

■

'

March,

.1943-

PLATEN-

LOCK

LEVER

BEARING

10-40826

SCREW

10-6613

PLATEN

LOCK

LEVER,

RIGOT

10-40474

PLATEN

LOCK

ARM

THRUST

SCREW,

RIGHT

6-6547

PAPER

TROUGH

"A"

10-60430

CARR

RELEASE

LEVER,

-RT.

10-40951

.

PLATEN

LOCK

LEVER

RET.

KNOB

SPRING

10-7054

PAPER

FEEU

release

LEVER

10-40890

;

PLATEN

LOCK

ARM

THRUST

SCREW,

LEFT

6-6541

MARGIN

STOP

RACK

10-40788

NUT

6-6019

ROT

6-6019

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

RETAINER

SCREW

10-6600

WASHER

6-7859

PAPER

SCALE

PAWL

10-40929

CARRIAGE

RELEASE

LEVER,

LEFT

10-40950

PAPER

SCALE

SCREW

10-6676

PLATEN

LOCK

LEVER,

LEFT

10-40473

PAPER

SCALE

SCREW

WASHER

10-7888

PAPER

SCALE

ARM

BRACKET,

RxGHT

10^958

SCALE

INDICATOR

10-40937

SCREWS

10-6613

\

PAPER

SCALE

ARM

BRACKET,

LEFT

1.0-40957

M/vRGIN

STOP

RT.

10-40831

PAPER

TROUGH

SILENCER

10-60036

PAPER

SCALE

6-3654

SPRING

10-7036

CARR.

RELEASE

LEVER

SCR.

6-6468

CARRIAGE

END,

RIGHT

10-61481

PAPER

SCALE

ROLL

42294

o

J>

PAPER

SCALE

6-3654

PAPER

SCALE

ABM

SCREW

10-6606

PAPER

SCALE

PAWL

SCREW

6-6374

:o

>

O

m

PAPER

SCALE

PAWL

STOP

SCREW

6-6473

PAPER

FINGER

RAIL

END

SCR.

RIGHT

10-6617

TYPE

BAR

COMB

UPPER

PAPER

SCALE

PAWL

SPRING

10-7044

m

o

X

PAPER

FINGER

RAIL

10-40934

J>

PUTEN

LOCK

LEVER

RETAINING

KNOB

10-40475

SCREW

10-6677

NUT

6-6019

^

\

PAPER

FINGFB

HINGE,

RIGHT

10-40897

in

FEED

RACK

SUPPORT

SCREW

6-6424

W

PAPER

FINGER

RAIL

BRACKET,

RIGHT

6-3598

BRACKET,

LEFT

6-3597

LINE

SPACE

REGULATOR

10-40926

RACK

ADJ.

PLATE

ECC.

6-3513

FEED

LINE

SPACE

PAV.L

RETURN

SPRING

10-7023

FTED

ROLL,

FRONT

10-70424

assembled

10-70435

PLATE

ECC.

SCREW

6-6449

RACK

ADJ

FEED

RACK

COMPLETE

10-40687

TABULATOR

STOP

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

BRACKET

10-408^

40539

TABULATOR

STOP

CARRIAGE

ROLLRAIL

3653

CARRIAGE

END,

LEFT

10-61480

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

10-60427

VAR.

LINE

SPACE

LOCK

10-40927

FEED

ROLL,

REAR

10-70425

ASSEMBLED

10-70436

VARIABLE

LINE

SPACE

LOCK

PIVOT

SCREW

10-6624

\

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

PLATE

10-40899

PLATE

SCREW

10-6657

X,

PAPER

FINGER

RAIL

SCREW.

LEFT.

10-6696

RATCHET

DETENT

BRKT.

1,0-40839

RATCHET

DETENT

BUSHjMG

6-22807

SCREW

10-6662

FEED

ROLL

TENSION

SPR.

6-6919

LINE

SPACE

PAV/L

&

BELL

CRANK

10-40989

ROLL

TENSION

ADJ.

SCREW

6-6323

FEED

SPACE

PAWL

BELL

CRANK

PIVOT

SCR.10-6564

FEED

ROLL

SHAFT

BRACKETT

ASSEMBLED

10-40151

NUT

10-6032

WASHER

10-7859

FEED

ROLL

RELEASE

SHAFT

6-3665

CARRIAGE

MECHAl^ISM

ADJUSTIIENTS

PAPER

FEED

ROLL

flECHARISM

proper

tension

on

the

Paper

Feed.

Roll

Front,

Assembled

10-704^S

and

Rear

?Slition

briilhtenSrSniurs-SSg''"''

1"

JJ

"'^h.at

the

Paper

Feed

Roll

Front,

10-70424

and

Rear

10-70425

on

the

P^er

Feed

Roll

Front

Assembled,

10-70435

and

Rear

Assembled,

10-70436 should

Roiis1ho%°be^cleS?''

surface

of

thfplpe^'-Feed

In

checking

the

Paper

Feed

Rolls

for

freedom

of

movement,

see

that

there

is

a

little

the

?anL'FeId'Roffshaftf

^Sd

Roll'sScersfon

the

Paper

Feed

Roll

Shafts,

are

not

pressing

against

the

sides

of

the

Paper

Fee(^

Rolls.

condition

to

exist,

move

the

Paper

Feed

Roll

Boacers

to

the

nicrht

er-

required.

Slso

sS

that

tEe?f

is

a

trifle^Sf

Sil

the

Paper

Feed

Roll

Shafts

at

the

points

where

the

Paper

Feed

Rolls

are

located.

Inspect

the

Paper

Feed

Roll

Release

Mechanism

and

see

that

the

Release

is

enough

to

clear

twelve

sheets

of

paper.

Also

see

that

there

are

no

binds

and

see

that

the

lower

Rn?n

rIS!.

tSI?+

^

in

Paper

Feed

Roll

Release

Shaft

6-3665

when

the

Paper

Feed

Rolls

are

against

the

Platen

Roll

PAPER

TROUGH

^1??

ihat

the

front

edge

of

the

Paper

Trough

10-60430

is

away

from

the

Platen

Roll.

The

distance

nqt

to

exceed

the

thickness

of

six

sheets

of

paper.

'

See

that

there-

tn

6nS^'^nI^°hff

Silencer

10-60036

on

each

si^^of

the

PapSfTrough

10-604^0

and

that

the

Paper

Trough

Springs

10-7036

are

in

good

order.

'

PAPER

FINGERS

SsMfigpfig

pMtalerftl

Printed

in

U.S.A.

7

^

'

March,

1>943

CARRIAGE

MECHARISM

ADJUSTMENTS

PAPER

SCALE,

TABULATOR

STOP

RACK,

MARGIN

STOP

RACK

&

FEED

RACK

The

graduations

on

the

Paper

Scale

6-3554

should

agree

in

point

with

the

Tabulator

Stop

10-40539

and

the

Margin

Stop

setting.

For

example:

If

the

Margin

Stop

Left

10-40366

is

set

at

"10"

and

the

Carriage

is

at

the

margin,

the

position

on

the

Paper

Scale

Indicator,

located

on

the

Type

Bar

Comb

Upper,

should

indicate

"10"

on

the

Paper

Scale

6-3654.

If

not,

adjust

the

Paper

Scale

to

right

or

left

by

loosening

the

Paper

Scale

Screws

10-6676,

If

adjustment

can

not

be

obtained

by

moving

the

Paper

Scale,

loosen

the

Screws

10-6613,

holding

the

Scale

Indicator

to

the

Type

Bar

Comb

10-40511,

and

set

it

to

right

or

left

as

desired.

See

that

the

Paper

Scale

Rolls

10-42294

roll

freely,

and

that

the

sleeves

are

oiled,

also

see

that

they

move

with

slight

friction

on

the

Paper

Scale

6-3654

to

the

right

or

left.

The

Margin

Stops

Left,

10-40866

and

Right,

10-40831

must

move

freely

from

right

to

left

on

the

Margin

Stop.Rack

10-40788

and

see

that

they

lock

in

the

position

for

which

they.are

set.

The

Feed

Rack,

10-40821

must

be

properly

meshed

with

the

Escapement

Shaft

Pinion

and

to

make

the

proper

adjustment,

loosen

the

Feed

Rack

Support

Screws

6-6424

and

move

the

Feed

Rack

10-40821

to

front

or

back

until

it

meshes

properly,

with

slight

amount

of

play,

then

tighten

the

screws.

The

Feed

Rack,

10-40821

should

also

be

adjusted

so

that

when

the

Margin

Stop

Left,

10-40866

rests

beside

the

Margin

Release

Lever

10-40036,

the

Margin

Release

Lever

should

be

free

to

.work

in

and

out.

This

can

be

done

by

adjusting

the

Feed

Rack

Adjust

ing

Plate

Eccentric"6-3513

by

loosening

the

Feed

Rack

Adjusting

Plate

Eccentric

Screw

6-6449

and

turning

the

Eccentric

until

there

is

.015"

clearance

between

Left

Margin

Stop

and

Margin

Release

Lever.

_

If

this

adjustment

is

not

held

close,

irregular

left

margins

will

be

the

result.

Likewise,

more

than

.015"

clearance

would

give

the

same

result.

lext.

See

that

the

Tabulator

Set

Lever,

10-40684

strikes

the

Tabulator

Stop

10-40539

-

■

squarely,

and

upon

throwing

out

a

nmber

of

Stops,

one

after

the

other

in

a

row,

see

that'the

Tabulator

Lever

10-40741

will

come

out

centrally

betv/een

each

Tabulator

Stop

when

Tabulator

Key

is

depressed.

If

not,

adjust

by

loosening

the

Tabulator

Stop

Rack

Screws

Left,

10-6666

and

Right,

10-6667

and

making

the

adjustment

on

the

Tabulator

Stop

Rack

Adjusting

Screw

and

Nut

10-6619N

on

the

Carriage

End

Right

10-61481.

Refer

to

Tabulator

Adjustments

and

Illustration.

Test

the

Carriage

Release

Levers

Left,

10-40950

and

Right,

10-40951

and

see

that

they

are

free

and

that

they

raise

the

Feed

Rack

10-40821

clear

of

the

Pinion.

Check

the

Feed

Rack

Adjusting

Plate

Eccentric

Screw

6-6449

and

the

Feed

Rack

Support

Screws

6-6424

to

make

sure

that

they

are

tight.

March,

1943

PLATEN

ROLL

a

LINE

SPACE

MECHANISM

IffiGDLATOR

DETENT

5-22787

PAWL

HETDEN

SPRING

10-7023

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

RETAINING

SCR.

10—6600

WASHm

6-7859

RATCHET

DETENT

RELEASE

LEVER

SCREW

6-6SS2

VARIABIE

LINE,

SPACE

lock

guide

SCR.

6-6546

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

BRACKET

10-40836

REGULATOR

PIVOT

SCREW

6-6543

LIP

"A"

REGULATOR

10-40928

SPRING

WASHER

.10-7882

LIP

"B"

LINE

SPACE

LEVER

10-60427

RATCHET

DETENT

SPR.

SCR.

10-6668

NUT

6-6019

U

PAWL

a

BELL

CRANK

10-40989

RATCHET

DETENT

.

BRACKET

10-40839

ECCENTRIC

BUSHING

6-22807

PAWL

STOP

SCREW

10-6635

NUT

6-6005

PAWL

STOP

PLUNGER

SPRING

10-7040

LINE

SPACE

l™

PLATE

10-40899

SCREW

10-6657

VARIABLE

LINE

SPACE

LOCK

10-40927

VARIABLE

LINE

SPACE

LOCK

PIVOT

SCREW

10-6624

SCREW

10-6662

PLATEN

KNOB,

LEFT

10-63231

VARIABLE

LINE

SPACE

BODY

CLAMP

SCREW

6-6323

NUT

6-6000

PLATEN

KNOB

LOCK

SCREW

■

6-6553

BUSHIHQ

SPRING,

LEFT

6-6993

PLATEN

ROLL

BUSHING,

LEFT

6-22803

SCREW

6-6550

VARIABLE

LINE

SPACE

SLEEVE

10-40850

./

VARIABLE

BODY

6-2226

BODY

SCREV

10-664-1

CLUTCH

DOG

6-2221

SPRING

6-6980

CLUTCH

DOG

CAM

6-2220

SPRING

6-6977

PLUNGER

6-2222

RATCHgr,

REG.

6-2163

SPECIAL,

6-2228

m

m

PLATEN

KNOB,

RIGHT.

10-63233

PLATEN

ROLL

BUSHING,

RIGHT

6-22804

BUSHING

SPRING

6-6927

PLATEN

ROLL

10-60963

"A"

CARRIAGE

LENGTH

Printed

In

U.S.A.

March',

194-3

PLATEN

ROLL

&

LINE

SPACE

MECHANISM

ADJUSTMENTS

,

,In

case

of

trouble

with

the

Line

Space

and

Variable

Line

Space

Mechanism,

see

that

the"parts

of

the

mechanism

are

oiled

and

that

the

Variable

Line

Space

Clutch

Dogs

'6-2221

are

free

in

their

slots.

Also

see

that

the

Variable

Line

Space

Clutch

Dog

■Spring

6-6980

is

in

good

condition

and

functioning

properly.

The

Variable

Line

Space

Clutch

Dog

Cams

6-2220

should

be

free

and

under

good

spring

tension.

Further,

see

that

the

teeth

of

the

Variable

Line

Space

Ratchet

6-2163

are

not

worn.

Check

the

teeth

on

both

inside

and

outside

of

Ratchet.

Check

and

adjust

the

Line

Space

Mechanism'

as

follows:

The

Line

Space

Lever

10-60427

should

have

no

lost

play

to

the

right

or

left

when

sett

ing

in

a

normal

rest

position.

If

it

has,

this

can

be

corrected

by

forming

Lip

"A"

to

the

rear

slightly

until

it

touches

the

upper

front

end

of

the

Pawl

and

Bell

Crank

10-40989.

Next,

hold

the

Line

Space

Lever

to

the

right

as

far

as

it

will

go

and

test

the

Platen

Roll

10-60963

by

trying

to

turn

its

knobs

to

the

front

or

back.

The

Platen

Roll

should

be

securely

locked

in

place.

If

the

Platen

Roll

is

not

locked

in

place,

make

sure

thai

Lip

"B"

of

the

Pawl

and

Bell

Crank

10-40989

is

striking

squarely

on

top

of

the

Pawl'';Etqp

Screw

10-6635.

If

not,

align

parts

and

adjust

the

limit

screw.

With

these

adjustments

completed,

hold

the

Line

Space

Lever

10-60427

to

the

right

firmly,

and

check

to

see

that

the

Roll

on

the

Ratchet:Detent

Bracket

10-40839

is

fully

seated

and

located

centrally

between

two

teeth

of

the

Ratchet

6-2163.

If

not,

this

adjustment

can

be

made

by

loosening

the

Ratchet

Detent

Bushing

Screw

10-6662

and

turn

ing

the

Eccentric

Bushing

6-22807.

If

not

possible

to

obtain

this

adjustment

through

the

Eccentric,

it

may

be

necessary

to

readjust

the

Pawl

Stop

Screw

10-6635,

then

follow

by

readjusting

the

Eccentric.

,

NOTE:

It

is

not

the

purpose

of

the

Detent

Roll,

on

the

Ratchet^Detent

Bracket

10-40839,

to

back

up

uhe

Platen

Roll

Ratchet

6-2163

if

it

is

spaced

too

far,

nor

to

iturn

the

Platen

Ratchet.farther

if

it

is

not

spaced

enough.

The

sole

purpose

of

this

/■

Detent^R'oll

is

to

hold

the

Platen

Ratchet

6-2163

at

the

position

to.

which

it

is

spaced

'

by

ttie'Line

Space

Lever,

as

outlined

in

preceding

paragraphs.

When

releasing

the

Line

-Spacq

Lever,

after

having

spaced,

the

Platen

Roll

should

not

creep

or

move

slightly

to

.the

front,or

back-.of

the'machine.

If

it

does,

it

indicates

that

the

JEccentric

Bushing

6-22807

has.,

not

been

correctly

adjusted.

■

The

pressure...of_the

Detent

Roll

of

the

Ratchet

Detent

Bracket

10-40839

against

the

Ratchet

6-21BB.-should

be

firm

to

hold

the

Ratchet

in

place.

This

pressure

can

he

adjusted

by

thefi.Ratchet

Detent

Spring

Screw

10-6668.

However,

the

pressure

should

not

be;

so

great-,

against

the

Ratchet

that

it

would

make

it

too

hard

.for

the

operator

Ito

turn

the",.I^ahen.

'

'

"

"

With

the

above.'-mentioned

adjustments

made,

the

paper

should

feed

correctly

if

the

Platen

Roll

And

Fe;ed

Rolls

have

not

become

glazed

or

hardened

from

age.

The

Glaze

can"

be:removed;

by,rubbing

the

Platen

and

Feed

Rolls

with

a

clean

soft

rag

dampened

with

denatured;

alcohol.

The

Platen

Roll

10-60963,

should

have

no

noticeable

end

play,

yet

it

should

spin

..

freely

in

the

carriage'when

the

Feed

Roll

Release

Lever

is

depressed.

This

can

be

■

adjusted

by

loosening

the

screws

in

the

right

end

of

the

right

Platen

Knob

10-63233

and

turning

in

on

the

Kiiob

until

the

end

play

is

removed.

Then

tighten

the

screw

in

-

"the

end

of

this.Knob'to,lock

it

in

position.

Caution:

Care

should

be

taken

not

to

tnrn

this

Knob

in

too

far,

which

would

result

in

the

Platen

Roll

being

too

hard

to

turn.

Too

much

end

play

on

the

other

hand

will

'cause

poor

alignment.

The

Noiseless

Model

10

has

a

demountable

platen,

i.e.

it

can

be

removed

easily

by

the

operator.

This

makes

it

possible

for

her

to

change,

to

one

with

Card:

Attachment

or

put

in

a

harder

platen

for

making

more

carbon

copies.

"

-

When

the

Platen

Lock

Lever

is

pushed

to

the

rear,

the

Platen

Arm

Lock

Thrust

Screws

6-6547

and

6-6541

should

be

adjusted

for

a

slight

detent

action

in

order

to

hold

the

Platen

Roll

Bushingis.

Firmly

in

place.

Note:

For

further

adjustments

in

regard

to

Paper

Feed,

refer

to

"ADJUSTMENT

OF

PAPER

FEED

ROLL

MECHANISM"

under

the

heading

of

"CARRIAGE

MECHANISM".

March,

1943

10

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