Cassese Mach 4 UNI User manual

USER & PARTS MANUAL
Version 2
10/2016
Version 1
07/2014

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INDEX
I. USER MANUAL / ENGLISH............................................................................................ 5
1PRESENTATION .................................................................................................................................................. 6
1.A WORK TABLE ..................................................................................................................................................................6
1.B INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................................................8
1.C ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED WITH THE MACHINE ................................................................................................................8
1.D TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF MACH 4 UNI ................................................................................................................9
1.E OPTIONS .........................................................................................................................................................................9
1.F GUARANTEE ...................................................................................................................................................................9
2SETUP .............................................................................................................................................................. 10
2.A. UNPACKING THE MACHINE ..........................................................................................................................................10
2.AAIR LINE FITTINGS ........................................................................................................................................................11
2.B CONNECTING TO THE AIR SOURCE...............................................................................................................................11
3STARTING UP ................................................................................................................................................... 13
3.A PLUGGING THE MACHINE ............................................................................................................................................13
3.B LANGUAGE SELECTION.................................................................................................................................................13
4ADJUSTMENTS................................................................................................................................................. 14
4.A ADJUSTMENT OF THE SLIDING TABLE ..........................................................................................................................14
4.B PROPER ADJUSTMENT OF MAGNETIC ADJUSTABLE ROD CLAMP ................................................................................14
4.C SPECIFIC USE OF THE SPACER BARS .............................................................................................................................15
4.D SELECTING THE WEDGES POSITIONS ...........................................................................................................................16
4.E THREE ESSENTIAL RULES ..............................................................................................................................................16
4.F ADJUSTING THE JOINING ANGLE..................................................................................................................................16
4.G MEANS OF JOINING......................................................................................................................................................17
4.H LOADING OF CARTRIDGE WEDGES...............................................................................................................................17
4.I CHANGING WEDGES SIZE .................................................................................................................................................18
5PROGRAMMING THE MACHINE ....................................................................................................................... 19
5.A ADVANCED SCREEN: PROGRAMMING A PROFILE ........................................................................................................19
5.B ADVANCED SCREEN: MEMORISING A PROFILE ............................................................................................................21
5.C ADVANCED SCREEN: RECALLING A MEMORISED ARTICLE ...........................................................................................22
5.D ADVANCED SCREEN: PREPARING THE EXECUTION ......................................................................................................23
5.D.a Selecting the stapling mode ....................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.D.b Selecting the speed..................................................................................................................................................................... 23
5.D.c Resetting the counter .................................................................................................................................................................23
5.E ADVANCED SCREEN: REVIEW OF ALL BUTTONS...........................................................................................................24
5.F SIMPLE SCREEN: PROGRAMMING A PROFILE ..............................................................................................................25
5.G SIMPLE SCREEN: MEMORISING A PROFILE...................................................................................................................26
5.H SIMPLE SCREEN: PREPARING THE EXECUTION.............................................................................................................28
5.H.a Selecting the stapling mode .......................................................................................................................................................28
5.H.b Selecting the speed..................................................................................................................................................................... 28
5.H.c Resetting the counter .................................................................................................................................................................28
5.I SIMPLE SCREEN: REVIEW OF ALL BUTTONS......................................................................................................................29
5.J USE OF REGULATORS........................................................................................................................................................29
6SCREENS AND OPTIONS: .................................................................................................................................. 30
6.A ARTICLES SCREEN .........................................................................................................................................................30
6.B SETTINGS SCREEN.........................................................................................................................................................31

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6.B.a Page 1: maintenance alarm ........................................................................................................................................................ 31
6.B.b Page 2: counter configuration ....................................................................................................................................................32
6.B.c Page 2: fine tuning of the shooting position............................................................................................................................... 32
6.B.d Page 2: changing the language of the machine ..........................................................................................................................32
6.B.e Page 3: setting date and time .....................................................................................................................................................33
6.B.f Page 3: choosing the favorite execution screen .........................................................................................................................33
6.B.g Page 3: overriding wedge sensor:...............................................................................................................................................33
6.B.h Page 3: reading the statistics ...................................................................................................................................................... 33
6.B.i Page 3: configuring the manual mode........................................................................................................................................34
6.B.j Page 4: Reading input/outputs ................................................................................................................................................... 34
6.B.k Page 5: database management ..................................................................................................................................................34
6.B.l Page 6: barcode management:...................................................................................................................................................37
6.C ARTICLE LIST SCREEN:...................................................................................................................................................37
6.D NETWORK MENU .........................................................................................................................................................38
7MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................................ 40
7.A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................................................................................................................................40
7.B MAINTENANCE PLAN ...................................................................................................................................................40
7.B.a Daily maintenance: .....................................................................................................................................................................40
7.B.b Every 6 months:.......................................................................................................................................................................... 40
7.C REMOVING THE DISTRIBUTOR HEAD ...........................................................................................................................41
7.D OPENING THE SIDE PANELS..........................................................................................................................................41
7.E REMOVING THE HAMMER ..........................................................................................................................................42
7.F LUBRICATING THE DISTRIBUTOR HEAD........................................................................................................................42
7.G UNJAMMING THE MACHINE ........................................................................................................................................43
7.H RESETTING THE MAINTENANCE ALARM ......................................................................................................................43
7.I LUBRICATING THE HORIZONTAL COLUMNS .....................................................................................................................43
7.J TESTING THE SAFETIES OF THE MACHINE ........................................................................................................................44
7.K TROUBLE SHOOTING ....................................................................................................................................................45
II. MANUEL D’UTILISATION / FRANCAIS......................................................................... 47
1PRESENTATION ................................................................................................................................................ 48
1.A TABLE D’ASSEMBLAGE .................................................................................................................................................48
1.B INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................................................50
1.C ACCESSOIRES FOURNIS AVEC LA MACHINE.................................................................................................................50
1.A SPECIFICATIONS TECHNIQUES......................................................................................................................................51
1.B OPTIONS .......................................................................................................................................................................51
1.C GARANTIE.....................................................................................................................................................................51
2MISE EN ROUTE................................................................................................................................................ 52
2.B. DEBALLAGE DE LA MACHINE........................................................................................................................................52
2.A RACCORDS....................................................................................................................................................................53
2.B RACCORDEMENT A L’AIR COMPRIMÉ ..........................................................................................................................53
3DEMARRAGE DE LA MACHINE .......................................................................................................................... 55
3.A RACCORDEMENT ELECTRIQUE DE LA MACHINE ..........................................................................................................55
3.A SELECTION DE LA LANGUE ...........................................................................................................................................55
4REGLAGES........................................................................................................................................................ 56
4.A REGLAGE DE LA TABLE COULISSANTE ..........................................................................................................................56
4.A REGLAGE DU PRESSEUR VERTICAL ...............................................................................................................................56
4.A UTILISATION DU JEU DE BARRETTES ............................................................................................................................57
4.A SELECTION DES POSITIONS D’AGRAFAGE ....................................................................................................................58
4.B TROIS REGLES ESSENTIELLES POUR L’ASSEMBLAGE.....................................................................................................58
4.C REGLAGE DE L’ANGLE D’ASSEMBLAGE.........................................................................................................................58
4.D MOYEN D’ASSEMBLAGE ...............................................................................................................................................59

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4.E CHARGEMENT DES AGRAFES .......................................................................................................................................59
4.F CHANGEMENT DE TAILLE .............................................................................................................................................60
5PROGRAMMATION DE LA MACHINE................................................................................................................ 61
5.A MODE AVANCE: PROGRAMMATION D’UN PROFILE ....................................................................................................61
5.B MODE AVANCE: MEMORISATION D’UN PROFILE.........................................................................................................63
5.C MODE AVANCE: RAPPEL D’UN ARTICLE MEMORISE ....................................................................................................64
5.D MODE AVANCE: PREPARATION A L’EXECUTION ..........................................................................................................65
5.D.a Sélection du mode d’agrafage ....................................................................................................................................................65
5.D.b Sélection de la vitesse................................................................................................................................................................. 65
5.D.c Mise à zero du compteur............................................................................................................................................................65
5.E MODE AVANCE: VUE D’ENSEMBLE DES BOUTONS ......................................................................................................66
5.F MODE STANDARD: PROGRAMMER UN PROFILE..........................................................................................................67
5.G MODE STANDARD: MEMORISATION D’UN PROFILE ....................................................................................................68
5.H MODE STANDARD: PREPARATION A L’EXECUTION......................................................................................................69
5.H.a Sélection du mode d’agrafage .................................................................................................................................................... 70
5.H.b Sélection de la vitesse.................................................................................................................................................................70
5.H.c Initialisation du compteur .......................................................................................................................................................... 70
5.I MODE STANDARD: VUE D’ENSEMBLE DES BOUTONS ......................................................................................................71
5.J UTILISATION DES REGULATEURS ......................................................................................................................................71
6ECRANS ET OPTIONS: ....................................................................................................................................... 72
6.A MENU ARTICLES ...........................................................................................................................................................72
6.B PARAMETRES ...............................................................................................................................................................73
6.B.a Page 1: alarme maintenance ......................................................................................................................................................73
6.B.b Page 2: configuration du compteur ............................................................................................................................................74
6.B.c Page 2: ajustage de la position d’agrafage .................................................................................................................................74
6.B.d Page 2: changer la langue de la machine.................................................................................................................................... 74
6.B.e Page 3: définir l’heure et la date ................................................................................................................................................75
6.B.f Page 3: définir le mode d’exécution favori.................................................................................................................................75
6.B.g Page 3: désactiver le capteur d’agrafe........................................................................................................................................75
6.B.h Page 3: statistiques.....................................................................................................................................................................75
6.B.i Page 3: configuration du mode manuel......................................................................................................................................76
6.B.j Page 4: lecture des entrées/sorties ............................................................................................................................................ 76
6.B.k Page 5: gestion de la base de données ....................................................................................................................................... 76
6.B.l Page 6: utilisation du code à barres............................................................................................................................................79
6.C LISTE ARTICLES .............................................................................................................................................................79
6.D NETWORK MENU .........................................................................................................................................................80
7MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................................ 81
7.A INSTRUCTIONS RELATIVES A LA SECURITE ...................................................................................................................81
7.B PROGRAMME DE MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................................................81
7.B.a Maintenance quotidienne: .........................................................................................................................................................81
7.B.b Tous les six mois: ........................................................................................................................................................................81
7.C DEMONTAGE DE LA TETE DE DISTRIBUTION................................................................................................................82
7.D OUVERTURE DES PANNEAUX LATERAUX .....................................................................................................................82
7.E REMPLACEMENT DU MARTEAU...................................................................................................................................83
7.F LUBRIFICATION DE LA TETE DE DISTRIBUTION.............................................................................................................83
7.G EFFACEMENT DE L’ALARME .........................................................................................................................................84
7.H LUBRIFICATION DES COLONNES HORIZONTALES ......................................................................................................84
7.I VERIFICATION DES SECURITES DE LA MACHINE ...............................................................................................................85
7.A GUIDE DE DEPANNAGE ................................................................................................................................................86
III. SPARE PARTS LIST / NOMENCLATURE........................................................................ 88
IV. EXPLODED VIEWS/ECLATES :...................................................................................... 97

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V. CERTIFICATE / CERTIFICAT D’HOMOLOGATION........................................................ 110
I. USER MANUAL / ENGLISH
Your safety is our priority
This symbol on the machine reminds the
operator to read this manual before operating
this joiner.
This symbol on the machine reminds the
operator to wear acoustic protections before
operating this joiner.
PRIOR TO PERFORM ANY MAINTENANCE, MACHINE MUST BE LOCKED AND UNPLUGGED FROM POWER SOURCES
(AIR AND ELECTRICITY), REFER TO CHAPTER I.7.A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (PAGE 40). DO NOT OPERATE THE
MACHINE IF COVERS OR PROTECTIONS ARE MISSING.
This symbol in the manual is to mention some
tricks that can help you saving time or improve
your production.
This symbol in the manual is to mention safety
instructions.
This symbol in the manual is to mention
needed tools to perform a procedure.

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1PRESENTATION
1.A WORK TABLE
Rebate clamp
1
Touch screen
2
Magnetic adjustable rod clamp assembly
3
Crossbar
4
Sliding table handle
5
Sliding table
6
1st back fence
7
Angle adjusting screw
8
2nd back fence
9
Wedge distributor
10
Plunger speed regulator
11
Clamp pressure regulator
12
Air pressure gauge
13
Air valve
14
5
3
7
2
6
8
9
10
1
4
13
14
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Loading button
15
Pre-clamp button
16
Stapling button
17
Emergency/stop & start button
18
15
16
17
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1.B INTRODUCTION
Thanks for having purchased the MACH 4 UNI underpinner and for your trust in Cassese® products. The MACH 4 UNI benefits
from Cassese’s experience since 1976 in designing and manufacturing highest quality underpinners, for which we are world-
famous.
The MACH 4 UNI will allow you to join, wooden, plastic and MDF profiles (patent n° 7522814). Joining operation is carried out by
using Genuine Cassese® Cartridge Wedges, specially designed to perform perfect and tight frames’ corners.
1.C ACCESSORIES SUPPLIED WITH THE MACHINE
Z26999:
1 x Magnetic adjustable rod
clamp
Z24703:
1 x Chevron holder
Z21525:
1 x Magnetic chevron clamp
Z21524:
1 x Chevron rubber
Z1882:
1 x Allen Key 3 mm
Z1884:
1 x Allen Key 4 mm
Z1896:
1 x Grease Tube
Z1885:
1 x Allen Key 5 mm
Z1879:
1 x Allen Key 2.5 mm
Z3078:
Spacer bars
1 box of 7 mm Softwood
1 box of 10mm Hardwood
1 box of 10mm Softwood
Z18065:
Round clamp holder

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1.D TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS OF MACH 4 UNI
Minimum moulding width: 5mm (3/16”) / Minimum moulding height : 7 mm (1/4”)
Maximum moulding width : 150 mm ( 5 29/32“) / Maximum moulding height : 100 mm ( 4 13/32” )
Maximum stroke between first and last wedge (at 45°) : 190 mm (7 31/64”)
wedge types : 5, 7, 10, 12 and 15 mm (5mm wedges can be fired with 7mm stapling head)
for softwood, hardwood & MDF. Use only Masters™ “UNI” wedges.
Machine gross weight : 97 kg .
Dimensions : Width 668mm (2ft 219/64’’) x Depth 589mm (1ft 113/16”) x Height 1171mm (3ft 107/64’’).
Power supply: 110/230V, 50/60 Hz, single-phase, Consumption : 500W.
Air Supply : compressed air 6-7 bars
Average consumption per cycle : 2 Nl at 6 bars (we consider one cycle is a corner with 2 positions and 1 wedge per position)
1.E OPTIONS
1.F GUARANTEE
One year guarantee for parts and labor against manufacturing defects. Wearing parts* and those damaged as a
result of non-appliance with the instructions of the present manual are excluded from the guarantee.
*Chevron rubbers, round clamps and wedge driver blades are considered as wearing parts.
Z1783:
Yellow round clamp
Z25147:
Stainless steel shelf for
wedges and accessories
Barcode reader (Contact
the customer service)
Barcode reader (Contact the
Z1791:
Green round clamp

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2SETUP
2.A. UNPACKING THE MACHINE
Cut both plastic strips
in order to free the
box and lift up the
wood cover with the
help of a second
person.
Remove the 4 bolts to
free the machine
from the crate. They
are located under the
pallet.
The screen is hold in
place with 3 screws.
2 are located on top
of the screen.
After unpacking the
machine, install and
set the 4 feet to level
the machine. Make
sure the 4 feet are
touching the floor,
machine must be
steady.
When levelling the machine, if the machine is installed against a working table, make sure a long frame will
not be risen up by the table, because this would cause bad joining. Working table and machine should be
levelled together.
Figure 2-1
Figure 2-4
Figure 2-3
Figure 2-2
Cutter
Flat span N.13 & N.17
Allen key N.5
Bubble level
One is located under
the screen.
The screen can be
installed on the other
side of the machine
using these screws.
Figure 2-6
Figure 2-5

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2.A AIR LINE FITTINGS
Included in the machine
Customer’s air connection
Standard hose connector - Z556
Q/R US male connector - Z701
2.B CONNECTING TO THE AIR SOURCE
The machine should be connected to a pneumatic circuit providing 6 to 8 bars pressure.
Connect the machine
using the quick
connectors as
mentioned in
chapter
I.2.A
When installing the machine, make sure the floor will be flat and strong enough to support its weight. It
should be installed in a dry environment providing temperate temperature. The floor should be flat and
clean. Select a location with proper lighting.
Figure 2-7
Quick
release(Q/R)
Female
Air Connector
- Z749
Quick
release(Q/R)
Female
Air Connector
- Z749
The MACH 4 UNI
must be connected
to the air source
located on the front
panel of the drawer.
Turn the compressed
air valve to ON by
rotating its red knob .
The air pressure
gauge should show 6
bars (85 p.s.i.)
minimum.
The red knob in Figure 2-8 can be used to secure the machine during maintenance or to prevent non desired
use. A lock can be applied to it in stop position so nobody can turn it back to ON. This will exhaust air from
the machine circuit and disconnect it from air supply, but it WILL NOT switch off electrical components. Refer
to chapter I.7.A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS (page 40) for further instructions.
Figure 2-8

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If the indicated pressure is not 6 bars (85 p.s.i.), check the pressure at the air source (compressor). Then, if pressure is correct at
the air source, it means the regulator of the machine needs fine tuning. Perform the following procedure to adjust it (Figure 2-9
and Figure 2-10)
Unscrew both
screws of the
drawer panel with a
3mm Allen key.
Then open the
drawer to have
access to the air
pressure regulator
knob.
Pull up the air
pressure regulator
knob and turn it
(clockwise = more
pressure) until the
needle of the air
pressure gauge
reaches 6 bars
(85p.s.i.).
Figure 2-9
Figure 2-10
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3STARTING UP
3.A PLUGGING THE MACHINE
3.B LANGUAGE SELECTION
Connect the
electrical plug of the
MACH 4 UNI to a
grounded 220/110V
single-phase outlet.
Switch on the MACH4
UNI, by rotating the
emergency STOP &
START BUTTON
Figure 3-1
Figure 3-2
This screen will come
up when machine
will start.
Some statistics
showing amount of
Vnails and corners
(called cycles) done
by the machine are
also displayed.
Touch the screen
anywhere else to
enter the execution
screen.
Figure 3-3
Select your language
by touching the flag
in bottom right
corner of the screen.
Press several times
on that flag until the
requested language
is displayed.
Figure 3-4
Figure 3-5
Prior to perform any maintenance always unplug the machine from the wall socket, if the red button is pushed it will still
leave some alive wires inside the machine. Refer to chapter
I.7.A SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS(page 40
) for satety instructions.
The machine should be connected to a protected electrical supply according to the laws in your country (surge and earth
protection). Please have a professional electrician checking your installation in case of doubt.

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4ADJUSTMENTS
4.A ADJUSTMENT OF THE SLIDING TABLE
4.B PROPER ADJUSTMENT OF MAGNETIC ADJUSTABLE ROD CLAMP
Figure 4-5
When adjusting the vertical rod clamp, closer it is from the top of the moulding, and faster will be
the machine. The machine will not damage the moulding, even if the distance is very close. If the
distance is superior to 50mm, the wedge will not penetrate fully inside the wood.
A magnetic
adjustable rod
clamp comes with
your machine as a
standard feature.
It fits the crossbar
thanks to the
locking ring and
can be set at 1 to 7
positions.
The sliding table (see
page
6
) needs to be
adjusted to be able to
set the various
stapling positions.
To do this, switch on
the Pre-Clamp button.
Figure 4-1
Unscrew the sliding
table handle.
Shift the sliding table
in order to tighten
both mouldings with
the rebate clamp
(see page 6).
Then tighten the
sliding table handle .
Switch back off the
Pre-Clamp button in
order to release the
mouldings and
remove the
moulding that was
against the back
fence.
Figure 4-2
Pull the black knob
to be able to adjust
the space between
the vertical clamp
and the top of the
moulding. You must
have 50mm (2”) max
between the clamp
and the top of the
moulding.
Figure 4-3
Figure 4-4
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4.C SPECIFIC USE OF THE SPACER BARS
Example of bad
setting of the
chevron.
Pay attention to
properly position the
magnetic chevron
clamp: the sides of
the chevron must be
parallel to back
fences 1 and 2.
Figure 4-7
Now with quick-
change magnetic
clamps, it is easy to
change from chevron
to a round clamp.
Simply pull down the
Z24703 to change of
clamp support.
When joining small
mouldings (lower
than the height of
the back fences), it
is necessary to use
the set of spacer
bars supplied with
the machine.
This is an example of
a bad setting, the
spacer bar not being
used will cause the
top clamp not to
hold the moulding
correctly. The
moulding will jump
up during stapling.
Figure 4-10
Figure 4-11
Figure 4-9
Figure 4-8
SPACERS
The spacer bars are
made of two steel
bars linked with a
screw locked by a
nut. The nut side is
the bottom side of
the spacer bars
Here the spacer
bars are upside
down. The nut is
visible on the top,
which is not correct.
Figure 4-12
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4.D SELECTING THE WEDGES POSITIONS
The MACH 4 UNI is designed to join mouldings in 1 to 9 positions. You can stack up to 9 wedges in each position. The selection
depends on the width and thickness of the moulding to join.
4.E THREE ESSENTIAL RULES
4.F ADJUSTING THE JOINING ANGLE
1- A MINIMUM 2 mm clearance (less than 1/8”) above the wedges shall be
respected.
2- Same size wedges can be stacked up in order to avoid having to change the
wedge size when joining mouldings with different thickness.
3- The wedge positions should be lined up to the highest points of the moulding.
Figure 4-14
If the corner is
opened towards
outside
Tighten the
adjusting screw to
correct the defect of
the mouldings.
Check the quality of
the angle by
clamping the corner
against the back
fences again.
Figure 4-15
Figure 4-16
If the corner is
opened towards
inside.
Loosen the
adjusting screw to
correct the defect of
the mouldings.
Check the quality of
the angle by
clamping the corner
against the back
fences again.
Figure 4-17
Figure 4-18
If you get this result : it means your cutting angle is less than 45°.
Your cutting machine needs to be set to the right 45° angle (check your cutting
machine’s user manual to make this adjustment).
Figure 4-19
When selecting the position of the top clamp, always pay attention to its contact surface with the
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4.G MEANS OF JOINING
4.H LOADING OF CARTRIDGE WEDGES
Thanks to the color code, you can recognize easily the type of wedges. The hard wood
wedges can be recognized by the red glue on top of the stick, white color will indicate
soft wood wedges.
Cassese wedges can also be supplied in MDF type dedicated to MDF or very hard wood
use.Please contact your local agent to try them.
Figure 4-20
It is recommended to use the proper type of wedges for joining, always using hard wood wedges in
all your frame will result in poor tightening of the corner when the wood is soft. A first approach
consists in trying to scratch the wood with your nails, if you can scratch it easily, then a soft wood
wedge should do the job perfectly and you will get the best tightening.
To load the machine,
rotate the loading
button in the load
position.
The wedge pusher
will move back to
allow you to
introduce the
cartridge.
Pay attention to the
way the wedges are
introduced.
Figure 4-21
Figure 4-22
Load the strip of
wedges and turn
back the loading
button to off.
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4.I CHANGING WEDGES SIZE
To load the machine,
rotate the loading
button in the load
position.
The wedge pusher
will move back.
Unlock the sliding
table and open it to
its wider capacity.
Using the 2.5mm
Allen key, unlock the
holding screw of the
head and remove the
head.
Using the Allen key
of 2.5mm, extract the
eventual remaining
wedges of the head.
Allen key N. 2,5
Select the head
according to the size
you wish to employ
and install it.
Lock the holding
screw of the head.
Pay attention to the
way the wedges are
introduced.
Load the strip of
wedges and turn
back the loading
button to off.
Figure 4-24
Figure 4-25
Figure 4-26
Figure 4-27
Figure 4-28
Figure 4-29
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5PROGRAMMING THE MACHINE
After performing the adjustments of chapter 4 (ADJUSTMENTS). Perform the following procedure:
Depending of the configuration of the machine, when you will touch the screen for the first time after power up, two screens can
come up. Both of them are showing the stapling parameters.
5.A ADVANCED SCREEN: PROGRAMMING A PROFILE
Still with the pre-
clamping button in
ON position, press
RAZ button to clear
last job that was
already in the
memory of the
machine.
Touch the number of
the position you wish
to program. Number
one is the first
position that will be
executed, number 9
will be the last one.
The MACH 4 UNI can
start from the back
or from the front of
the moulding.
Figure 5-5
Figure 5-6
Put on the table only
one chop of
moulding against the
fence.
This will allow easy
visualization of
stapling positions
Rotate the pre-
clamping button in
the ON position.
Figure 5-1
Figure 5-2
If this screen is
displayed, please
refer to chapter I.5.A
ADVANCED SCREEN:
PROGRAMMING A
PROFILE
(page 19).
Your machine is
showing the
advanced screen.
If this screen is
displayed, please
refer to chapter I.5.F
SIMPLE SCREEN:
PROGRAMMING A
PROFILE
(page 25).
Your machine is
showing the simple
screen.
Figure 5-3
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MACH 4 UNI
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Touch the value of
the corresponding
position. A keyboard
will be displayed to
allow you to enter
the desired position
in millimeter.
Once you have
entered the desired
position, press the
Enter button to
validate it. The
keyboard will turn
off.
CLR button can be
used to clear the
value if a mistake
was done, DEL
erases the last digit
entered.
Figure 5-7
Figure 5-8
Figure 5-9
Using the same
method, touch the
amount of wedges to
be inserted in the
selected position and
enter the desired
value.
If a second position
is needed, touch the
number
corresponding to the
position to be
programmed and
proceed in the same
way to enter the
desired values.
Instead of measuring
the position and
entering it with the
keyboard, it is
possible to move the
shooting head step
by step to the
required position.
This allows to check
immediately that the
position of the top
clamp will be steady.
Touch the number of
the required
position.
Use the two arrows
to move the head in
one way or the other
until you reach the
required position.
Figure 5-10
Figure 5-11
Figure 5-12
Figure 5-13
The value to be
entered is in
millimeters and
should be measured
from the rebate.