Cissell FFMAN57 User manual

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MAN57 8/98
OWNERS MANUAL
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Form
Finisher
Models
FFCD
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THIS MANUAL MUST BE GIVEN TO THE EQUIPMENT OWNER.
CISSELL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
HEADQUARTERS PHONE:[phone]
831SOUTH FIRSTST. SALESFAX:[phone]
P.O.BOX32270 SERVICE/PARTSFAX: [phone]
LOUISVILLE,KY 40232-2270

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WARRANTY
The Cissell Manufacturing Company (Cissell) warrants all new equipment (and the original parts thereof) to be free from
defects in material or workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of sale thereof to an original purchaser for
use, except as hereinafter provided. With respect to non-durable parts normally requiring replacement in less than one (1)
year due to normal wear and tear, including, but not limited to, cloth goods, valve discs, hoses, and iron cords, and with
respect to all new repair or replacement parts for Cissell equipment for which the one (1) year warranty period has expired,
or for all new repair or replacement parts for equipment other than Cissell equipment, the warranty period is limited to
ninety (90) days from date of sale. The warranty period on each new replacement part furnished by Cissell in fulfillment
of the warranty on new equipment or parts shall be for the unexpired portion of the original warranty period on the part
replaced.
With respect to electric motors, coin meters and other accessories furnished with the new equipment, but not manufactured
by Cissell, the warranty is limited to that provided by the respective manufacturer.
Cissell's total liability arising out of the manufacture and sale of new equipment and parts, whether under the warranty or
caused by Cissell's negligence or otherwise, shall be limited to Cissell repairing or replacing, at its option, any defective
equipment or part returned f.o.b. Cissell's factory, transportation prepaid, within the applicable warranty period and found
by Cissell to have been defective, and in no event shall Cissell be liable for damages of any kind, whether for any injury to
persons or property or for any special or consequential damages. The liability of Cissell does not include furnishing (or
paying for) any labor such as that required to service, remove or install; to diagnose troubles; to adjust, remove or replace
defective equipment or a part; nor does it include any responsibility for transportation expense which is involved therein.
The warranty of Cissell is contingent upon installation and use of its equipment under normal operating conditions. The
warranty is void on equipment or parts; that have been subjected to misuse, accident, or negligent damage; operated under
loads, pressures, speeds, electrical connections, plumbing, or conditions other than those specified by Cissell; operated
or repaired with other than genuine Cissell replacement parts; damaged by fire, flood, vandalism, or such other causes
beyond the control of Cissell; altered or repaired in any way that effects the reliability or detracts from its performance,
or; which have had the identification plate, or serial number, altered, defaced, or removed.
No defective equipment or part may be returned to Cissell for repair or replacement without prior written authorization
from Cissell. Charges for unauthorized repairs will not be accepted or paid by Cissell.
CISSELLMAKESNOOTHEREXPRESSORIMPLIEDWARRANTY,STATUTORYOROTHERWISE,CONCERNING
THEEQUIPMENTORPARTSINCLUDING,WITHOUTLIMITATION,AWARRANTYOFFITNESSFORAPARTICULAR
PURPOSE,ORAWARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY.THEWARRANTIESGIVEN ABOVEAREEXPRESSLYIN
LIEUOF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED. CISSELLNEITHER ASSUMES, NORAUTHORIZES
ANY PERSON TO ASSUME FOR IT, ANY OTHER WARRANTY OR LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE
MANUFACTURE,USEORSALEOFITSEQUIPMENTORPARTS.
For warranty service, contact the Distributor from whom the Cissell equipment or part was purchased. If the Distributor
cannot be reached, contact Cissell.

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FF FORM FINISHER
LOW BASE OVERALL DIMENSIONS

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SPECIFICATIONS
Cissell Form Finisher includes one set of #11 Sleevers, one set of #24 Sleevers, and two
Cissell Vent Clamps. Electric Motor: 1/3 (250 w) HP, 1725 RPM, 115 or 230 Volt, 60
Cycle, AC, Single Phase. Other voltages and currents available.
Operating Steam Pressure ............................................... 100 P.S.I.G. Max. (6.9 bars)
Boiler HP Approx. 2 (1.5 kw) Depth ............................................... 57 (145 cm)
Steam Sply. & Ret. .... 1/2 (1.27 cm) Height ............................................ 61 (155 cm)
Swinging Radium 19 (48 cm) Width.................................................... 22 (56 cm)
Net Weight .............................................................................................. 245 lbs. (111 kg)
Approximate Shipping Weights: Domestic ....................................... 290 lbs. (132 kg)
Export.............................................. 435 lbs. (197 kg)
Export Shipping
Diminsions ................................................... 61 (155 cm) x 30 (76 cm) x 44 (112 cm)
Cubic Feet Export Crating ....................................................................... 46.6 (1.32 m3)
When ordering specify voltage desired.
CISSELL FORM FINISHER - with Taller Revolving Assembly which differs from specifica-
tions for standard model given above:
Height ............................................................................................................... 67 (170 cm)
Net WeightApprox. ................................................................................. 250 lbs. (113 kg)
Approximate Shipping Weight: Domestic......................................... 295 lbs. (134 kg)
Export.......................................... 435 lbs. (197 kg)
Export Shipping
Dimensions ........................................ 61 (175 cm) x 30 (76 cm) x 44 (112 cm)
Cubic Feet Export Crating ..................................................... Approx. 46.6 (1.32 m3)
NOTE: All dimensions are approximate and may vary with adjustment
or the addition of optional equipment. Information in this manual is
subject to change without prior notice.
THE CISSELL FORM FINISHER IS MANUFACTURED UNDER ONE OR MORE OFTHE FOLLOWING PATENTS: 2,459,962; 2,736,471;
2,736,472; 2,805,009; 2,998,171; 2,889,969; 2,895,659; 2,948,443; 3,006,516; 3,033,429; 3,051,358; 3,058,635; 3,140,830. OTHER PATS.APPLIED
FOR.

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CISSELL FORM FINISHER
GENERALINFORMATION
UNCRATE FINISHER. Check voltage and current on name plate of motor before installing machine.
Electrical Specification of Relay and Solenoid (within junction box on Finisher) must be the same as
the motor. Do not remove the plastic protective cover on the Nylon Form until the machine is ready to
be placed in operation.
INSTALLATION
SET FINISHER IN POSITION. Grip handle of front and rear clamps and lift revolving form about
22 to remove from base.
STEAM SUPPLY line must fall towards machine (without water pockets.) Connect Finisher to steam
supply line with union, globe valve and 12 (or more) riser, as illustrated on reverse side. If Finisher
is located at the end of stream line, extend line at least 4 feet beyond machine, and install a by-pass
trap and check valve as illustrated in dotted lines; if gravity return, omit trap.
STEAM RETURN line must fall towards boiler (without water pockets). Connect Finisher to steam
return line with a swing connection, unions, strainer, trap, check valve and 12 (or more) riser as
illustrated on reverse side. Inspect trap carefully for inlet and outlet markings and install swing
connection, trap, and check valve as close to machine as possible with trap as close to floor as
practical.
Use a separate trap for the Finisher; keep it clean and in good working condition for best perfor-
mance. If steam line is gravity returned to boiler, omit trap.
IMPORTANT: Before installing trap and connecting steam return line, open globe valve in steam
supply connection and flush pipe dope, borings and other foreign matter, from steam connections and
steam chamber within Finisher. Failure to do this may later cause trap trouble.
THE STANDARD Cissell Form Finisher has single phase motors and controls.
MAKE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS as indicated on wiring diagram attached to inside cover of
electrical junction box on Finisher. Voltage and current of power line must be the same as the Electri-
cal Specifications of the motor, relay and solenoid.
FOR SINGLE PHASE CURRENT (120V), connect the black and white power leads of the Finisher to
an approved fused disconnect switch in the power line.
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TO CONNECT STANDARD, SINGLE PHASE MACHINE TO THREE PHASE CURRENT, connect
the black and white power leads of the Finisher to any two terminals of an approved fused disconnect
switch in the three phase power line.
IMPORTANT: Consult your local electrical code, before making any electrical connections, and be
certain that the electrical installation conforms with all local requirements.
Always check wiring before closing the disconnect switch.
Operate the Steam Cycle a couple of times before installing the RevolvingAssembly.
OPEN SLEEVE ZIPPERS ON EACH SIDE OF FORM; insert hand through zipper openings, and
remove paper between shoulder form and nylon form, which is a
protective covering for shipping only. Remove paper covering on front and rear clamps; grip handles
of front and rear clamps, and replace revolving form on base. Finisher is now ready for operation.
REMOVE NYLON FORM from finisher at frequent intervals for cleaning, as determined by its soiled
condition. WET clean only ... do NOT dryclean. After wet cleaning, the nylon form should be ex-
tracted and blown dry on a wind whip. KEEP NYLON FORM CLEAN. Nylon Fabric acts as a filter
in operation, collecting dust and lint, etc., which clogs pores of fabric, greatly reducing its efficient
operation. FAILURE to keep form clean may cause transfer of soil from form to lining of garments.
REPAIR HOLES OR WORN SPOTS in nylon form to extend its useful life; REPLACE when holes or
worn spots are beyond repair. A defective or worn nylon form will cause the machine to operate
unsatisfactorily.
CAUTION
Use only genuine CISSELL FD10 or FG10 replacement Nylon Forms for best results. The fabric for
Cissell Nylon Forms is especially woven (and cut to an exact pattern) to give the correct porosity for
proper steaming and drying. Remember, your CISSELL Form Finisher depends entirely on the Nylon
Form for proper operation.

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CISSELL FORM FINISHER
MECHANICAL ADJUSTMENTS
ADJUSTABLE LEVERS - Move back and forth to regulate size of nylon form at waist, hip and
lower positions. Markings on Index plates enable operator to re-set levers to the exact adjustments
for a known garment style or size. Rotate knob on lever clockwise to lock; counter-clockwise 1/4
to 1/2 turn to unlock; move knob
forward to increase size of form, reverse movement to decrease. Avoid excessive tightening or
loosening of knob as this will delay
adjustments and retard production.
WAIST CONTROL - Regulates expansion at waist line --- for finishing short jackets and childrens
garments.
HIP CONTROL - Regulates expansion at hip line --- for finishing sack coats,
medium length jackets, blouses, etc.
LOWER CONTROL - Regulated expansion at bottom --- for finishing topcoats,
overcoats, raincoats, etc.
ARM ZIPPERS (on both sides) - Open, for sleeved garments; close, for sleeveless; or adjust
between open and closed positions to provide required amount of steam and air within sleeves.
FRONT CLAMP - For clamping front edges of sack coats, jackets, overcoats, housecoats, robes,
front-buttoned dresses and blouses, etc.; - raises 5 for smallest childs garment. Front edges must
overlap at least 3 with buttons on outside. (Push lever to lock, squeeze trigger to unlock.)
BACK CLAMP - For clamping rear vent of sack coats, jackets, topcoats, raincoats, overcoats, etc.,
or center kick-pleat in rear panel of skirt. (Push lever to lock, squeeze trigger to unlock.) Separate
vent clamp furnished for holding rear vent of extremely short garments.
FORM - Rotates 360o (in either direction) to obtain the most convenient loading position. The back
clamp has two open positions. In the extreme open position, the handle of the back clamp will
strike the timer assembly, when rotated 360o. To avoid this, move clamp to intermediate position.
Avoid rotating form for each garment, as this is tiresome and will greatly reduce production. It is
best for the operator to step from front to rear, as required.
SHOULDER ADJUSTMENT - For adjusting width of shoulder to size of garment. (Rotate knob
clockwise to increase width; counter-clockwise to decrease).

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CISSELL FORM FINISHER
(Operating Instructions)
Read General Information on Preceding Pages Before Reading Operating Instructions below.
-IMPORTANT-
For best performance, and maximum production, avoid unnecessary adjustments. Finish, in sequence,
garments of same size and type. This will eliminate adjusting waist, hip, or lower controls for each
garment; increase production, and provide maximum life for the nylon form. Time can also be saved
by finishing small garments first, then progressively moving from group to group, until largest size and
type is reached.
Selection from unfinished garments may be made by the operator directly from the incoming speed
rail, without separate sorting, classifying or grouping. It is best to REDUCE FORM TO ITS SMALL-
EST SIZE WITHAIR OFF, or with AIR CONTROL in Minimum Setting. Controls can be released
easily to allow air to expand form to size of garment with AIR ON.
AIR CONTROL
AIR PRESSURE - can be adjusted, at front of machine, from maximum to minimum, or to any interme-
diate stage. Markings 1-2-3 help operator to identify air pressure for repeat operations of similar
garments.
FOR HEAVY GARMENTS, keep air in maximum position, or adjust to any lower pressure
desired during step number 2 under finishing instructions.
FOR SHEER, delicate fabrics, reduce air to minimum or adjust to any higher pressure desired
during step number 2 under finishing instructions.
COAT FINISHING
Open Arm Zippers in Nylon Form for All Garments With Sleeves; Keep Closed for Sleeveless Gar-
ments.
1. PLACE COAT ON FORM FINISHER. With each hand, grasp front edges of coat lapels just
below gored seams. Swing coat over and around form and place coat to hang evenly. STRAIGHTEN
COAT - pocket flaps, collar lapels, etc.
Pull two front edges of coat forward; overlap front edges at least 3 from bottom of coat to
lapels with buttons on outside; close front clamp. Front clamp raises or lowers 5 to permit proper
positioning for long or short coats. Close back clamp on rear vent of topcoats, raincoats, or overcoats.
(Place separate vent clamp on rear vent of extremely short garments.)

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2. ADJUST FORM. Set Timer for continuous operation of air, move air control to
minimum setting. Adjust waist, hip, and lower controls as required. Never allow
nylon form to be larger than garment. It is unnecessary to adjust hip and lower
controls for childrens garments or very short jackets; or to adjust the lower
control for sack coats or medium length jackets. The control governing the width of
the form immediately below the lower edges of the garment is the important
adjustment; the control governing the width of the form within the garment is
next. Insert expanding sleever in one sleeve - POSITION CORRECTLY. Before inserting
second sleever, step No. 3 may be started.
3. STEAM AND DRY COAT. Move Air Control to obtain required pressure. Set Timer for
automatic steaming and drying. With Steam on, operator may proceed immediately with touch-
up of garment previously removed from form, as steaming and drying is fully automatic.
4. REMOVE COAT. With AIR OFF, withdraw sleevers, relieving spring tension while
withdrawing. Release front and rear clamps. (Remove coat, and place on hanger or press for
touch-up.) If next garment is a smaller size, reduce form to its smallest size with air off. It is
unnecessary to make repeated adjustments for successive garments when they are approximately
the same size and type.
PRODUCTION HINTS
In many instances, the nylon form can be expanded only to the inner lining of a garment, when it is
smaller than the garment. To solve this problem, adjust hip and lower width controls to the lining, or
as large as possible, whichever comes first. Then, during the steam cycle, pull the lower edges of the
garment until the entire garment is progressively brought into contact with the form for steaming; then
follow with normal drying procedure.
When the front clamp is used on full-nap soft fabrics, interchange the lapels after the initial steaming
period and resteam. During the drying cycle, release front (and rear) clamps slowly to avoid impres-
sion marks.

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FINISHING
CHAMOIS OR SUEDE LINED GARMENTS
ALSO
HEAVY, HARD-TO-WORK MATERIALS
The finishing of chamois or suede lined garments, also heavy, and hard-to-work materials, requires
the application of full air pressure during the steaming cycle.
When finishing garments of these types, follow the basic procedure outlined under wool finishing --
EXCEPT -- first rotate the air control lever to the position marked - STEAM AND AIR.
For CHAMOIS OR SUEDE LINED GARMENTS, do not operate the Timer for normal, full automatic
steaming. Instead, quickly rotate the Timer knob into and out of steam position to give one or two
blasts of steam with full air pressures, then follow with the usual automatic drying cycle.
For HEAVY or HARD-TO-WORK FABRICS, rotate Timer knob to steam position, and allow the
Timer to give the usual automatic steam cycle with full air pressure, to drive the moisture into the
fabric while full air pressure holds the garment in expanded shape.
-IMPORTANT-
WHEN EXTRA MOISTURE IS REQUIRED, USE A WATER-SPRAY GUN during the steam cycle,
holding the spray gun about 15 from the garment and allowing the water mist to fall into the steam and
onto the fabric. Do not hold the spray gun stationary, but move it back and forth to allow the extra water
to fall onto the parts of the garment, as required.
DRESS FINISHING
Open Arm Zippers for All Garments With Sleeves; Keep Closed For All Sleeveless Garments.
1. PLACE DRESS ON FORM FINISHER. Open waist zipper on dress. Grasp shoulders of dress
with right hand, and right side of hem with left hand. Slide dress over form in a sidewise, or
oblique, motion. Close dress zipper. Do not get in the habit of trying to drop the dress onto the
form. This is awkward, tiresome, and will greatly retard production. Overlap front edges of
front-opened dresses at least 3 (with buttons on outside and close front clamp).
For jackets, blouses, housecoats, robes, etc., follow procedure outlined under wool finishing on
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2. ADJUST FORM. Adjust shoulder to width of dress. STRAIGHTEN DRESS. Set
Timer for continuous operation of air.
Adjust waist, hip and lower controls as required. Never allow nylon form to be
larger than garment. This is especially necessary at hemline and hip. Bias cuts
have a tendency to pucker at the front and back seams when these adjustments are too
large.
For Sheer or delicate fabrics, reduce air-pressure as described under AIR
CONTROL at the beginning of Operating Instructions.
From experience, the operator will soon learn the types of dress sleeves that
require the use of the separate expanding sleevers to obtain the best finish.
When expanding sleevers are used, insert sleever in one sleeve - POSITION
CORRECTLY. Before inserting second sleever, step No. 3 may be started.
3. STEAMAND DRY DRESS. Set Timer for automatic steaming and drying.
Straighten pocket flaps, collars, cuffs, bows, and various trim during initial part of
steam cycle; and observe where further touch-up may be required.
With steam on, operator may proceed immediately with touch-up of dress
previously removed from form, as steaming and drying is fully automatic.
4. REMOVE DRESS. With AIR OFF, open dress zipper; (withdraw sleevers relieving
spring tension while withdrawing; release front and rear clamps) and move
shoulder to its smallest width. Do not open dress zippers (or buttons) with AIR
ON, as this may change the shape and natural drape of the dress. Grasp
shoulders of dress, lift upward, and slide dress from form in a sidewise, or oblique,
motion.
Place dress on hanger or proceed with touch-up. If next dress is a smaller size,
reduce form to its smallest size with AIR OFF.
It is unnecessary to make repeated adjustments for successive garments, when
they are approximately the same size and type.
PRODUCTION HINTS
Plain skirts, particularly corduroy, may be finished on the form finisher similarly to the procedure
outlined above by placing the skirt on the lower portion of the nylon form with the waist band at the
waist position and; with the arm zipper; of the form closed; or, by holding the waist band taut slightly
above the shoulder form with the skirt hanging evenly over the upper portion of the form and with the
arm zippers open.
In finishing flared dresses it is sometimes impossible to expand the nylon form to the size of the
garment...In such cases, adjust hip and lower width to as large as possible. Then, during the steam
cycle, pull the lower edges of the garment until the entire garment is progressively brought into contact
with the form for steaming; then follow with normal drying procedure.
When finishing ladies jackets or small-waisted garments, it is suggested that the operator fasten at
least one button above the front clamp to help contain the fullness of the nylon form.

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CISSELL FORM FINISHER
INSTRUCTIONS FOR ADJUSTING HEIGHT OF REVOLVING FORM
Should the revolving form drag on the Form Finisher base rather than turn freely, the form must be
raised.
Conversely, if the revolving form rides too high above the Form Finisher base, permitting steam to
escape from the space between the form and base, the form must be lowered.
WHENANADJUSTMENT MUST BE MADE, REMOVE REVOLVING FORM BY SIMPLY LIFT-
ING IT STRAIGHT UP OFF THE FORM FINISHER BASE
PROBLEM: Revolving Form drags on base of Form Finisher
TO CORRECT: Loosen Bearing Lock Nut.
Turn BearingAdjustment Screw COUNTER-CLOCKWISE.
CHECK ADJUSTMENT: Replace revolving form on Form Finisher base. Rotate form. If perfectly
adjusted, form will rotate freely and snugly on felt seal around top of base. If form is still too low...or
too high...repeat adjustment until it is correct.
PROBLEM: Revolving Form rides too high above Form Finisher base.
TO CORRECT: Loosen Bearing Lock Nut.
Turn BearingAdjustment Screw CLOCKWISE.
CHECKADJUSTMENT: Replacement revolving form on Form Finisher base. Rotate
form. If perfectly adjusted, form will rotate freely and snugly on felt seal around top of base. If form
is still too high...or too low...repeat adjustment until it is correct.

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR LUBRICATING BEARING SURFACES
WITHIN FORM FINISHER
(Form Finisher Serial No. 1903 To ----)
NOTE: Inspect bearing areas at least every 30 days. If an
accumulation of lint is evident, bearing surfaces must be
cleaned and lubricated.
FIRST: Lift revolving form up and off of steam chamber.
SECOND: Sand off old lubricant, or foreign matter, from bearing
surfaces A and A1.
THIRD: Wipe dust and lint off of surfaces A, A1, B, B1, C and D.
FOURTH: Spread DOW CORNING VALVE SEALA (Heat Stabile
Silicon Lubricant) with a piece of cardboard over surface A,
and apply to bearing points C and D. With Finger, pack inside of
dome above ball bearing B1 with Valve Seal A.
TO REPLACE METALLIC STEAM SPREADER
(Form Finisher Serial No. 100 To ----)
FIRST: Remove old metallic spreader if it fails to diffuse
steam properly.
SECOND: Fold new copper mesh L over, three times, into
approximately a 1 1/2 width band, 18 long.
THIRD: Wrap copper mesh tightly around valve body.
FOURTH: Place perforated brass draw band with ring M
around copper mesh. Feed end of band through
ring and pull band tight. Fold band back over
ring with a pair of pliers to keep band tight.
(For Form Finisher S.N. 100 to ----)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR LUBRICATING BEARING
POINTS ON OUTSIDE OF BASE
Wipe bearing surfaces clean and oil with a lightweight oil,
at least every 60 days.
NOTE:
Nylon bearings do not require lubrication.
STEAM CHAMBER
REVOLVING FORM

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TOADJUST STEAM VALVEAND SOLENOID LINKAGE---
1. Set steam valve extension bar and solenoid lever at approximately 90oas shown and tighten
solenoid lever set screw.
2. With solenoid lever against the rubber bumper, adjust steam valve adjusting nuts until 1/32 to 1/
16 gap is obtained. Lock the two adjusting nuts tightly together.
3. With solenoid energized (or manually held closed so that solenoid armature
gap=0) set the push rod gap at 1/16. Tighten the lock nut against the push rod end.
PRESSURE CONTROL ADJUSTMENT
With damper closed (blower motor not running) set the pressure control lever on top of the
blower enclosure to minimum air. Loosen the damper wire swivel set screw, position the pressure
controll plate so that the pressure plate lug is
touching the damper arm, and tighten the damper wire swivel set screw firmly
onto the damper wire.
(See drawings on other side)

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CISSELL FORM FINISHER
INSTALLATION OF NYLON BAG
and Waist, Hip, and Lower Draw Cables
(Lever Type Controls)
For Form Finisher Serial No. 14,000 to -
TO REMOVE BAG
FIRST: Lock hip, waist, and lower controls in LARGE position. Untie draw strings
(A).
SECOND: Lift bottom of bag for access to Lower Draw Cable. Snap swivel from bead
(B); pull cable from eyelet (D). Repeat procedure on opposite side of bag.
THIRD: Lift bottom of bag for access to Hip Draw Cable. Snap swivel from bead (E);
pull cable from eyelet (F). Repeat procedure on opposite side of bag.
FOURTH: Lift bottom of bag over shoulder for access to Waist Draw Cable. Snap swivel
from bead (G). Repeat procedure on opposite side of bag.
FIFTH: Lift bag from form.
IMPORTANT
Before installing bag, be certain that single draw cable (L) is connected at (K) and feeds down thru eyelet
(M) to position (B). This cable must operate outside of frame (N) and (P). Keep other draw cables to
outside of cable (L).
NOTE: If other draw cables get between cable (L) and frame (N) and (P), the lower draw cable will not
operate properly.
TO INSTALL NYLON BAG
FIRST: Slip bag over form with Cissell label at front. Be certain that right draw
cables within bag hand at right side; left draw cables hang at left side. Move
shoulders to maximum width and center bag on form.
SECOND: Lift bottom of bag over shoulder for access to Waist Draw Cable.
THIRD: Pull Cable taut and DOWN through eyelets (J) and (H). Snap swivel securely
on bead (G). Repeat procedure on opposite side of bag.
FOURTH: Lower bottom of bag from shoulder for access to Hip Draw Cable. Pull cable
taut and UP through eyelet (F). Snap swivel securely on bead (E). Repeat
procedure on opposite side of bag.
FIFTH: Lower bottom of bag for access to Lower Draw Cable. Pull cable taut and UP
through eyelet (D). Snap swivel securely on bead (B). Repeat procedure on
opposite side of bag.
SIXTH: Slip bag over rim at bottom of frame. Align and tie draw strings (A) securely.
After tying, position ring tapes (R) as illustrated.
IMPORTANT
If nylon bag does not fully expand when controls are in Large position, add extra bead chains (furnished)
between couplings to lengthen draw cable. Add necessary beads at (B), (E) or (G), as required.

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CISSELL WATER-SPRAY GUNS and COIL ASSEMBLY
for Form Finisher Parts
WHEN ORDERING PARTS OR MAKING INQUIRY, Specify Machine, Serial Number, Voltage and
Current.
Ref. No. Part No. Description
1 F574 Side Outlet Elbow 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/2
2 F1496 1/4 Copper Tubing
3 F573 Bushed Side Outlet Assy
4 F1490 Coil Assembly with Addition
5 SU65 1/4 Compression Nut
6 PU8 1/4 Compression Bead
7 F636 Adapter Fitting w/Lock Nut & Hose Adapter
8 SG114 4-4 Water Hose Assy w/rubber bumper
9 SGO43 Water Spray Gun Only (overhead)
10 F590 Water Spray Gun Holder for Overhead Spray Gun
w/mtg. hardware
11 F570 Water Spray Gun Holder for Pistol Type Spray Gun
12 SGP42 Water Spray Gun Only (Pistol type)
(Specify top outlet)
13 F959 5/16 Compression Nut
14 F1491 Condenser Line
15 F646 Tubing Clamp
16 F647 Backing Plate
17 FG159 90oCompression Elbow w/nut & bead
18 F575 1/2 x 1/8 Pipe Bushing
19 390308250 5/16 Compression Bead (2 each)

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INSTALLATION
CISSELL WATER-SPRAY GUNS
Install the Water-Spray Gun either to the water supply line or steam return line as shown in illustration.
Before connecting water hose assembly to spray gun valve, open valve and allow water to run freely
to flush sediment from line or condenser.
Check hose connection to valve and gun and see that SG25 Gaskets are in place. Also, see that
strainer is properly installed in hose connection of gun.
The Cissell Water-Spray gun will operate on any pressure from 40 to 100 lbs. without adjustment. It
may be connected to a water supply line, or to a Cissell Steam Condenser installed on the pressure
side of a steam trap in the steam return line.
When the City water pressure is less than 40 pounds, the Cissell Steam Condenser must be used.
Recommended operating pressure, 70 pounds.