Cissell PANTOPBMAN309 User manual

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WARRANTYWARRANTY
WARRANTYWARRANTY
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
toanoriginalpurchaserforuse,exceptashereinafterprovided.Withrespecttonon-durablepartsnormally
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
replacementpartsforequipmentotherthanCissellequipment,thewarrantyperiodislimitedtoninety(90)
daysfromdateofsale.ThewarrantyperiodoneachnewreplacementpartfurnishedbyCissellinfulfillment
ofthewarrantyonnewequipmentorpartsshallbefor theunexpiredportionoftheoriginalwarrantyperiod
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
thewarrantyorcausedbyCissell'snegligenceorotherwise,shallbelimitedtoCissellrepairingorreplacing,
atitsoption,anydefectiveequipmentorpartreturnedf.o.b.Cissell'sfactory,transportationprepaid,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.
CISSELL MAKES NO OTHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE,
CONCERNING THE EQUIPMENT OR PARTS INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, A WARRANTY
OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR A WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY. THE
WARRANTIES GIVEN ABOVE ARE EXPRESSLY IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS
ORIMPLIED. CISSELLNEITHERASSUMES,NORAUTHORIZES ANY PERSONTOASSUMEFORIT,
ANY OTHER WARRANTY OR LIABILITY INCONNECTIONWITH THEMANUFACTURE, USE ORSALE
OF ITS EQUIPMENT OR PARTS.
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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Warranty ....................................................................................................................2
Specifications, General Information .........................................................................4
Dimension Drawings .................................................................................................5
Steam Connection Instructions.................................................................................6
Steam Connections Illustration ................................................................................7
ElectricalConnections ...............................................................................................8
Maintenance Instructions .........................................................................................9
Operating Instructions ...................................................................................... 10-11
Replacing Control Switches Instructions ...............................................................12
Air Pressure Control Operation ..............................................................................13
Installation of Bag and Boots..................................................................................14
Pants Topper Bag, Steam Leaks .............................................................................15
Pleat Setter Cover Assembly and Adjustment.......................................................16
Plastic Sleeve, Bearing Adjustment........................................................................17
Motor and Blower Assembly Removal....................................................................18
Belt Tension Adjustment, Pulley Alignment ..........................................................18
Installation of Foot Switch ......................................................................................19
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Overall View.............................................................................................................20
Overall View.............................................................................................................21
Motor and Blower Assembly ...................................................................................22
Control Switches andAir Cylinder .........................................................................23
Piping and Tubing ...................................................................................................24
Solenoid Valve Parts ................................................................................................25
Air Line Assembly, 50 Cycle ....................................................................................26
Air Line Assembly, 60 Cycle ....................................................................................27
Water Spray Gun, Pistol Type.................................................................................28
Water Spray Gun and Condenser Assembly ..........................................................29
Condenser Parts.......................................................................................................30
Electric Control Box.................................................................................................31
Wiring Diagram .......................................................................................................32
Service Chart ..................................................................................................... 33-38

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SPECIFICASPECIFICA
SPECIFICASPECIFICA
SPECIFICATIONSTIONS
TIONSTIONS
TIONS
Electric Motor........................................ 1/3 H.P., 115V. or 230V., 60 Cycle, AC, 1 Phase
........................................................... 220V., 50 Cycle, AC, 1 Phase
Operating Steam Pressure..................... 100 P.S.I.G. (5.8 Bars) Maximum
Boiler Horsepower (Approx.).................. 3/4 (7.3 kw)
Steam Supply Line................................. 1/2” Pipe (1.3 cm)
Steam Return Line................................. 1/2” Pipe (1.3 cm)
Air Supply Connection........................... 1/8” Pipe (.32 cm)
Air Supply Requirement........................ 80 P.S.I.G., 6 C.F.M. (4.4 Bar, 2 C.M.M.)
Net Weight............................................ 230 Pounds (104.5 kg)
Note: Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
GENERAL INFORMAGENERAL INFORMA
GENERAL INFORMAGENERAL INFORMA
GENERAL INFORMATIONTION
TIONTION
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IMPORTIMPORT
IMPORTIMPORT
IMPORTANT:ANT:
ANT:ANT:
ANT: The air line filter was removed from the machine for shipping. When installing the unit, fasten the
air line filter to the regulator as shown in the “Air Line Assenbly” drawing in the Parts section of this manual.
UNCRAUNCRA
UNCRAUNCRA
UNCRATING:TING:
TING:TING:
TING: Set crate upright, remove sides and top. Remove the two rear base bolts and lift from crate.
PROPRO
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PROTECTIVE PLASTIC COVER:TECTIVE PLASTIC COVER:
TECTIVE PLASTIC COVER:TECTIVE PLASTIC COVER:
TECTIVE PLASTIC COVER: Do not remove plastic cover from the nylon pants topper bag until machine is
installed and is ready for operation.
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TIC STEAM TIMER:TIMER:
TIMER:TIMER:
TIMER: The Automatic Steam Timer (A) is adjustable from 0 to 60 seconds, and is set at the
factory for 4 seconds normal steaming. Adjust as required.
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AIR TIMER:TIMER:
TIMER:TIMER:
TIMER: The Automatic Air Timer (B) is adjustable for 0 to 60 seconds and is factory set for 25
seconds for normal drying. Adjust as required.

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TOPPER - MODEL B - DIMENSION DRAOPPER - MODEL B - DIMENSION DRA
OPPER - MODEL B - DIMENSION DRAOPPER - MODEL B - DIMENSION DRA
OPPER - MODEL B - DIMENSION DRAWINGSWINGS
WINGSWINGS
WINGS
Dimensions given in inches plus/minus 1/2” and are subject to change without prior noticeDimensions given in inches plus/minus 1/2” and are subject to change without prior notice
Dimensions given in inches plus/minus 1/2” and are subject to change without prior noticeDimensions given in inches plus/minus 1/2” and are subject to change without prior notice
Dimensions given in inches plus/minus 1/2” and are subject to change without prior notice

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STEAM CONNECTIONSSTEAM CONNECTIONS
STEAM CONNECTIONSSTEAM CONNECTIONS
STEAM CONNECTIONS
Make Steam Supply and Steam Return connections as shown in Figure 2.
All horizontal runs must drain by gravity to respective Steam Header. Portions that connot drain
to Header must drain by gravity to machine, without water pockets.
Each Steam Header must drain, by gravity, to boiler or condensate return tank.
To prevent condensate draining from Steam Headers to machine, make steam connections (to
each respective Header) with a 12 inch or more vertical riser. Do not make steam connections to
a Header with a horizontal or downwardly facing tee or elbow.
Water pockets, or an improperly drained steam line (or header), will provide wet steam, causing
unnecessary wetting-out of buck padding.
Before installing check valve, trap and strainer, connect steam supply to machine from globe
valve (A). Open globe valve (A) to flush any foreign matter that may be in castings or pipes;open
globe valve (C) to flush foreign matter from return connections, then connect steam return from
valve (C) to machine with check valve, trap, and strainer as shown. If steam is gravity returned
to boiler,omit trap.
NOTE: For successful operation of machine,install trap as close to floor and as near machine as
possible. Inspect trap carefully for inlet and outlet marks and install according to manufacturer’s
instructions.
IMPORTANT: A separate steam trap must be used with each machine.
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CAUTIONUTION
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BEFORE OPERATING PANTS TOPPER, OPEN GLOBE VALVES IN STEAM LINES.
CHECK CAREFULLY FOR STEAM LEAKS, AND SEE THAT TRAP IS OPERATING PROP-
ERLY. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHOULD MACHINE BE OPERATED UNTIL HOT.
OPERATING THE MACHINE COLD WILL WET THE NYLON BAG AND PADDING.
TO DRY A WET BAG OR PAD, DEPRESS THE “ON” MANUAL AIR SWITCH. AIR WILL
OPERATE CONTINOUSLY UNTIL “OFF”AIR SWITCH IS DEPRESSED.

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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONSELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONSELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
THE STANDARD Pants Topper has single phase motors. Before installation, check nameplates
on motor and control box for rated voltage and current specifications.
MAKE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS as indicated on wiring diagram attached to inside cover
of electrical junction box on Topper. Voltage and current of power line must be the same as the
Electrical Specifications of the motor, timers, relays, and solenoid.
FOR SINGLE PHASE CURRENT, connect power leads, L1 and L2, to an approved fused discon-
nect switch in power line.
TO CONNECT STANDARD, SINGLE PHASE MACHINETO THREE PHASE CURRENT, con-
nect power leads,L1 and L2, to any two terminals of an approved fused disconnect switch in the
three phase power line.
FORTHREE PHASE CURRENT,connect power leads L1,L2,and L3 to the three terminals of an
approved fused disconnect switch in the three phase power line. The motor must rotate clockwise
when facing the belt and pulley. If rotation is incorrect, transpose any two leads connecting the
power line, and rotation of motor will reverse.
IMPORTANT: Consult your local electrical code before making any electrical connections; be
certain that the electrical installation conforms with all local requirements.
Always check wiring before closing the disconnect switch.

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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONSMAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
IMPORTANT - Shut-off steam and electric power before performing Maintenance
Operations. Compressed air should also be cut off.
ELECTRIC MOTOR LUBRICATION:
SLEEVE BEARINGS: Motors with wool-packed sleeve bearings are oiled at the factory for two
years normal operation. After two years normal operation, add annually 1/2 teaspoon electric
motor oil or SAE-10 to each bearing. For 24 hours per day operation, add one teaspoon of oil
annually.
BALL BEARING: Motors having ball bearings are packed with sufficient grease for approxi-
mately TEN YEARS of normal operation. After ten years of normal operation, the bearings and
housing should be cleaned thoroughly. Repack each bearing and the cavity back of the bearing 1/
3 full with G. E. Ball Bearing grease.
CHECK VOLTAGE AND CURRENT:
Your Topper is wired for a given voltage and current as stamped on name plate. Motor,Timers,
Relays and Solenoid are for Single Voltage and Single current only. If machine is to be operated
on any voltage and current,other than apecified above,THE MOTHE MO
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GENERAL CLEANING:
Every six months remove top cover, rear panel, front panel, blower and belt guards and clean
thoroughly with a vacuum cleaner or air hose.
AIR LINE OIL LUBRICATOR
Check Air Line Oil Lubricator and refill when less than half full. Use #10 weight oil.

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POSITIONING PANTS ON TOPPER
OPERAOPERA
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSTING INSTRUCTIONS
TING INSTRUCTIONSTING INSTRUCTIONS
TING INSTRUCTIONS
(A) At “Start-Up” (or after “Idle Periods” of operation) preheat before operating:
a. Lower pleat clamps onto padded buck;Operate Topper on “ManualAir”
continuously for about one (1) minute.
(B) Either PRE-STEAM or AUTOMATIC Steam-Air cycle may be cancelled by
pushing “OFF”Air Switch fully down.
(C) For Suede,Chamois or leather trimmed trousers,use manual air switch to provide
air “while steaming”, as full air pressure is required to hold pants taut during steaming
cycle.
(D) Tops Trousers, slacks, shorts (Lightweight or Heavyweight) sizes 28 to 50.
NOTE: Top small sizes, (including boys pants and small size ladies
slacks) on 1M Puff Iron.
Top large sizes on end of utility press.

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OPERAOPERA
OPERAOPERA
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSTING INSTRUCTIONS
TING INSTRUCTIONSTING INSTRUCTIONS
TING INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: Timer Adjustments
STEAM: Must not be greater tha 6 seconds AIR: Must not be less than 20 seconds
(Average setting 4-5 Seconds) (Average Setting 25 Seconds)
NOTE: Straighten Pockets; Button Pocket Flaps; Button or Snap front of
Waistband if you desire, But Do Not Close Zipper.
1. Step on foot switch and the waist expander moves forward automatically.
2. Lift trousers onto form, placing back center of waist band high onto waist expander. Pull
trousers forward holding taught at fly.
3. Continue to hold forward tension on trousers, step off foot switch. Allow automatic tension
of waist expander to draw front of trousers onto face of buck.
4. Lower waist clamp, clamp trousers to buck.
5. Adjust and center pants to highest position on buck. Align crotch; do not raise pants too
high as crotch must remain loose in buck opening to prevent wrinkling of crotch area.
6. To soften pleats (Before making respective pleat lays), push PRE-STEAM BUTTON. Steam
Timer controls pre-steaming automatically.
NOTE:Excessive moisture will de-lusterize Rayon acetates. This may be minimized
by using “air” while steaming; or shortening of steam cycle by depressing
fully “off” air switch. Omit pre-steaming operation.
7. Smooth out material and lay each pleat separately, working from fly toward pleat being
layed. Align pleat with leg crease; close pleat holder. If too much material is encountered
during laying of pleats, trousers are too high on the buck and too low on the rear expander.
If too little material is available to lay the pleat properly, the trousers may be too low on the
buck and too high on the expander.
8. Push AUTOMATIC Button. Steam and Air Timers control steam followed by air
automatically.
9. Leg-out during the final phase of the automatic cycle of the Topper. To remove trouser from
buck step on foot switch again.
10. Place creased trousers on hanger and make necessary touch-ups on Puff Iron before placing
pants on finish rail.

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REPLACINGREPLACING
REPLACINGREPLACING
REPLACING THE CONTROL SWITCHESTHE CONTROL SWITCHES
THE CONTROL SWITCHESTHE CONTROL SWITCHES
THE CONTROL SWITCHES
1. Refer to illustration.
2. Cut off steam and electrical supply. Allow machine to cool.
3. Remove top panel.
4. Disconnect switch leads.
5. Remove switch mounting screws.
6. Remove old switches and nylon spacers.
7. Install new switches and spacers in reverse order.

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AIR PRESSURE CONTROL OPERAAIR PRESSURE CONTROL OPERA
AIR PRESSURE CONTROL OPERAAIR PRESSURE CONTROL OPERA
AIR PRESSURE CONTROL OPERATIONTION
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Normally, set the air pressure control knob
horizontally in the position illustrated,
(Fig. 1).
For light weight materials (which may be
stretched), set the control knob in the LOW
position, (or to any intermediate position), to
give the desired air pressure. If desired, the
topper may be operated continuously with the
control knob set in a postion providing the air
pressure found most suitable by the operator.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING AIR PRESSURE CONTROL
1. Turn off electric power and remove Top Cover.
Note: Check to see that the set screw of the Knob is tighten securely against the flat on
the end of the rod.
2. Place the pointer of the control knob at the low position (Fig. 2), with damper fully closed,
push the pin on the damper stop (in center of rod) down until it hits the damper,tighten set
screw securely.
3. Rotate the pointer upward until the knob is in a horizontal position (Fig. 3), push the pin
on the control knob stop (on the end of rod) against the damper frame as shown in Fig. 3.
Tighten set screw securely.

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INSTINST
INSTINST
INSTALLAALLA
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ALLATION OFTION OF
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TION OF BAG & BOOBAG & BOO
BAG & BOOBAG & BOO
BAG & BOOTSTS
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1. Place bag in position on buck, Fig. 1. Center top edge of Pants Topper bag with center of
waist clamp (A). Install retainer (B) over drawstring sheath (X), Fig. 2 or 2A. Tighten
three sheet metal screws. Open zipper (C) Fig. 1.
2. Loop drawstring over spool (N) Fig. 2 or 2A. Place drawstring sheath in groove (Y). Loop
drawstring around spool (P) as shown; pull loose ends of drawstring tightly and tie-off at(Z).
3. Place expander assembly (D) Fig. 4 inside of bag on slide stud (E) and fasten securely with
wing nut (F).
4. Align Pants Topper Bag (G) on buck (Fig. 1). Slip drawstring (M) over spool (J)Fig. 3. Pull
drawstrings tight toward top of buck so that drawstring sheath (K) is equally distributed
around outer edges of perforated metal buck (H). Holding strings tight, tie-off to eyelet (L).
5. Install Buck springs (S) by placing hooks over drawstring through sheath (K) as illustrated
in Fig. 3.
INSTALLATION OF BOOTS
Pull boots (R) Fig. 3 up for removal. To install new boots, pull down over frames. See that boot
frames are tight against buck.

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TOPPER BAGOPPER BAG
OPPER BAGOPPER BAG
OPPER BAG
KEEP BAG CLEAN. In operation, bag collects dust, lint, etc., greatly reducing its efficiency.
Launder bag at frequent intervals as determined by its soiled condition.
TheCissell PantsTopper baghasadoubleliner toextend padlifeand todistribute steamuniformily.
REPAIR HOLES OR WORN SPOTS in bag to extend its useful life: REPLACE when worn be-
yondrepair. Adefective or worn bagwillcausetoppertooperateunsatisfactorily. KEEPASPARE
BAG IN STOCK.
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CAUTIONUTION
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Use only genuine CISSELL bags. The fabric for the Cissell Bag is
especially woven (and cut to an exact pattern) to give the correct porosity
and shape for proper steaming and drying. Rember, your CISSELL PANTS
TOPPER depends on the bag for proper operation.
Correct padding is necessary to obtain proper finishing. The Cissell buck pad is constructed of a
high, heat-resistingsynthetic air foam,and perforated for rapidsteaming and fullair flow through
entire buck area. Replace a worn-out pad only with a Cissell perforated pad. Keep a spare pad in
stock. Do not use more than 1 pad.
RESEALING EDGES FOR STEAMRESEALING EDGES FOR STEAM
RESEALING EDGES FOR STEAMRESEALING EDGES FOR STEAM
RESEALING EDGES FOR STEAM
& CONDENSA& CONDENSA
& CONDENSA& CONDENSA
& CONDENSATE LEAKSTE LEAKS
TE LEAKSTE LEAKS
TE LEAKS
When leak appears:
1. Remove top.
2. Using sealing compound Permatex #2 or
equivalent; (3 oz. tubes available from
factory).
Generously apply sealing compound
evenly along area of “Leak”. Allow
sealing compound to set and air dry for
approx. 2 hours before putting topper
back in service. Sealing compound will
not harden. If necessary, remove
switches from control box in Nose, when
fixing leaks in this area.

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PLEAPLEA
PLEAPLEA
PLEAT SETTER COVERT SETTER COVER
T SETTER COVERT SETTER COVER
T SETTER COVER ASSEMBLASSEMBL
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1. Place cover over pleat clamp (E), pull draw strings (K) tight and tie. See illustration below.
2. Hook one end of each pleat clamp spring (M) on left side of cover, pull tight and hook on right side.
OVOV
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AL PLEAAL PLEA
AL PLEAT CLAMPT CLAMP
T CLAMPT CLAMP
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ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT WITHWITH
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ADJUSTABLE CLAMP SUPPORTABLE CLAMP SUPPORT
ABLE CLAMP SUPPORTABLE CLAMP SUPPORT
ABLE CLAMP SUPPORT
REFER TO ILLUSTRATION ABOVE.
1. Remove cover from side of unit. Loosen cap screw (A) in arm expander and cap screw (B) in adjustable
support.
2. Rotate and slide arm (C) in counterweight (D) to position pleat clamp (E) on buck. Place pleat clamp in
vertical position and align inside edge of pleat clamp with edge of buck crotch (F).
3. Apply pressure on arm knob (G) to provide pressure between pleat clamp (E) and buck. Hold pressure and
retighten cap screw (A) of arm expander.
4. With a thin card (H) check uniformity of pressure between edges of pleat clamp (E) and buck. If unequal,
rotate pleat clamp slightly to obtain a uniform pressure around all edges.
5. Re-tighten nut (B) of adjustable support. Note: Whenever tightening nut (B), do not apply pressure to knob
(G) or arm (C), as this will distrub the pleat clamp setting.
6. Top a pair of trousers.
A. If pleat clamp (E) makes an impression (too tight), loosen cap screw (B) and rotate adjustment
nut (J) counter-clockwise to reduce pressure. Retighten cap screw (B).
B. If pleat clamp does not hold pleat (too loose), loosen cap screw (B) and rotate adjustment nut
(J) clockwise to increase pressure. Retighten cap screw (B).
NOTE: Each pleat clamp must engage the padded buck uniformily with a slight pressure. Heavy pressure may
produce a hard finish and show seam imprinting. A very light pressure may allow pleat lay to shift during the air
cycle, and show wrinkles with an improperly shaped pleat. Adequate holding of the pleat lay during the air cycle
is aided by the surface texture of the pleat clamp and the buck cover.
Adjustable Clamp Support

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PLASTIC SLEEVE POSITION AND TAPING FIG. 1
1. Position plastic sleeve on arm in center of arm guide, and align slot with hole in arm. Fasten plastic sleeve
securely with #8 Tap Tight Screw at “A” (Fig. 1).
2. Position end of cloth arm cover in contact with end of plastic sleeve.
3. Using Scotch Brand pressure sensitive Tape #471 or equivalent;
(Tape available from Factory)
Tape Plastic Sleeve at “B” securely attaching end of Sleeve to cloth arm cover.
(Minimum 2-3 wraps)
Pull end of cloth arm cover at “C” to remove slack.
Tape cloth arm cover at “C” securely attaching end of cover to arm.
BEARING ADJUSTMENT FIG. 1
To Adjust Bearing:
1. Remove Top
2. Loosen 1/4" machine screw holding the bearing rod to the metal bracket.
3. Slide screw in hole of bracket to bring the plastic sleeve into contact with the outer face of the arm guide.
4. Hold the “E” Ring on the Bearing Rod against outer face of counterweight and retighten 1/4" screw.
5. Re-install top on machine.
RESEALING EDGES FOR STEAM & CONDENSATE LEAKS FIG. 2
When Leak Appears:
1. Remove Top
2. Using sealing compound Permatex #2 or equivalent:
(3 oz. tubes available from factory)
Generously apply sealing compound evenly along of “Leak”.
Allow sealing compound to set and air dry for approx. 2 hours before putting Topper back in service.
Sealing compound will not harden.
If necessary, remove switches from control box in Nose, when fixing leaks in this area.
PLASTIC SLEEVE,PLASTIC SLEEVE,
PLASTIC SLEEVE,PLASTIC SLEEVE,
PLASTIC SLEEVE, BEARINGBEARING
BEARINGBEARING
BEARING ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT

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MOMO
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IMPORTANT: Before performing service, turn off
power, close steam lines and allow machine to cool.
1. Remove Blower Guard (A) and Belt Guard (B).
2. Remove Belt (C) and Sheaves (D) & (E).
3. Remove wires from motor.
4. Remove Screw, Lockwasher, and Washer (F)
from both ends of Motor Support (G). Remove
Motor and Support from Housing (X).
5. Remove Rear Access Panel (H).
6. Remove Thrust Collar (I) from Blower Shaft (J).
7. Remove Blower Housing (K).
8. Remove Cut-Off Panel (L) and lift Blower
Wheel (M).
NOTE: To re-install, reverse procedure. When
placing Blower Wheel in Housing, be sure
blades are cupped towards rectangular opening.
Be sure that the two sheaves have the set
screws facing the outside.
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BELBEL
BELTT
TT
T TENSIONTENSION
TENSIONTENSION
TENSION ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENTADJUSTMENT
ADJUSTMENT AND PULLAND PULL
AND PULLAND PULL
AND PULLYY
YY
Y ALIGNMENTALIGNMENT
ALIGNMENTALIGNMENT
ALIGNMENT
Improper belt tension or misalignment of pulleys may cause bearing and/or belt failures
The illustration at the right indicates recommended belt tension,
determined by grasping the belt as shown and when normal pressure
is applied, a deflection of approximately one inch will occur.
If the deflection is much more than indicated, slippage may occur
and wear out the belt.
If deflection is less than indicated, the belt is too tight and will shorten
the life of the bearings. Excessive tension will actually pull the shaft
through the oil film and allow metal to metal contact. Noisy blower
operation will also occur.
The illustration at the right shows the preferred method for checking
correct alignment of the pulleys. Excessive misalignment produces
increased belt wear and can produce lateral motion of the wheel and
shaft to the point that considerable noise can develop.

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FOOT SWITCH REPLACEMENT (Part No.AF177)
INSTRUCTIONS - Refer to illustration.INSTRUCTIONS - Refer to illustration.
INSTRUCTIONS - Refer to illustration.INSTRUCTIONS - Refer to illustration.
INSTRUCTIONS - Refer to illustration.
1. Turn Switch upside down and remove
screws (A).
2. Lift off base plate pad.
3. Remove screws (B).
4. Remove washers, plate, insulation, and
switch.
5. Remove wires from old switch and install
on new switch.
6. Re-install switch, insulation, plate,
washers, screws, base plate, screws.
Foot Switch Assembly - Part No. PT527

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art No.art No.
art No. DescriptionDescription
DescriptionDescription
Description
1 PT143 Steam Seals 22 PT153 Steam Coil Support
2 PT500 Damper Frame 23 PT97 Steam Chamber
3 PT499 Damper 24 F226 Pipe, 1/2” x 7”
4 V345 Spring 25 F225 Spacer Ring
5 PT116 Spring Glands & Sleeve 26 TU8013 Cissell Nameplate
6 PT22 Large Steam Boot 27 PT29 Steam Coil
7 PT20 Large Boot Rod 28 PT602 Housing, Model B
8 PT548 Small Steam Boot PT596 Housing, Model A
9 PT52 Spring 29 PT109 Air Adjustment Plate
10 PT146 Damper Adjustment Knob 30 PT24 Steam Manifold
11 PT113 Damper Stop w/screw 31 LB20 Pipe. 1/2” x 3”
12 PT144 Damper Adjustment Rod 32 SGC2 Condenser
13 PT127 Steam Shield 33 OP302 Valve Assembly
14 PT531 Bag/Pad Assembly 34 PT108 Valve Bracket
15 PT75 Bag Retainer 35 PT326 Solenoid Valve, 120V
16 PT3 Front Panel PT327 Solenoid Valve, 240V
17 PT59 Padding for Bag 36 PT124 Control Box, 120V
18 PT8 Spool Guide PT431 Control Box, 240V
19 AT348 Buck 37 PT398 3\8” x 5” cable
20 PT23 Coil Clamp 38 PT2 Housing Top
21 PT6 Coil Holder
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