Graphic Whizard PT 335B Multi User manual

PT 335B Multi
Automatic Creaser
Operator Manual
755 Griffith Court, Burlington, Ontario, Canada L7L 5R9
Tel: +[phone] Fax: +[phone] Toll Free: 1-800-265-3376
www.graphicwhizard.com

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10/20/2020
Table of Contents
Introduction ......................................................................................................................................2
Important Information ...................................................................................................................2
Safety Precautions...........................................................................................................................3
Specifications...................................................................................................................................4
Parts and Assemblies ......................................................................................................................5
Installation........................................................................................................................................7
Uninstall the Protection Bar..........................................................................................................7
Exit Tray, Stops and Guides.........................................................................................................7
Feed Tray Extension ....................................................................................................................8
Power Socket and Switch.............................................................................................................8
Fuses............................................................................................................................................9
Quick Start .....................................................................................................................................10
Operation.......................................................................................................................................12
Control Panel..............................................................................................................................12
Function and Operation..............................................................................................................13
Hardware Setting ...........................................................................................................................21
Crease Depth .............................................................................................................................21
Front Guide Adjustment..............................................................................................................22
Air Gate Adjustment ...................................................................................................................22
Pile Height Sensor......................................................................................................................23
Skew Adjustment........................................................................................................................23
Optional Parts ................................................................................................................................24
Slide-in Tools..............................................................................................................................24
Linear Tools................................................................................................................................25
Maintenance ..................................................................................................................................27
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................28
Error Codes................................................................................................................................28

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Introduction
The PT 335B Multi is a versatile automatic creaser with multiple finishing options; cross perforating (with the
capability to do partial perfs), choice of three creasing widths, and an array of rotary tools; perforating,
scoring, slitting, and kiss-cutting. Equipped with a 4” vacuum pile feeder, an easy to use LCD screen and
keyboard, skew compensation, and sheet size up to 13” x 25.5”. With a maximum of 32 crease/perf positions
per sheet, 30 job memory, and speeds up to 4,500 SPH, the PT 335B Multi is a capable and affordable
finishing option.
Important Information
This manual is designed to help you operate the PT 335B Multi. Please read, understand, and keep this
manual in a convenient place for easy access.
DO NOT operate the PT 335B Multi until you have read and understand the instructions in this manual. If
you have any questions, contact your local dealer or Graphic Whizard before operating this machine.
Graphic Whizard shall not be held liable for consequential damages or incidental consequential damages
resulting from: improper or inadequate maintenance by the customer; unauthorized modifications or
misuse; or operation outside of the environment specified for the machine.
Graphic Whizard is committed to continually improving the design and performance of the product line.
Please note: the design and specifications of this machine are subject to change without notice and without
legal obligation.
All rights are reserved. No part of this manual may be photocopied, reproduced, or translated to another
language without the prior written consent of Graphic Whizard.

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Safety Precautions
Please read this entire manual before attempting to operate the PT 335B Multi.
•DO NOT operate the machine when any covers are removed, or safety switches disabled. The machine
should be serviced only by qualified personnel. Obey all safety instructions and warning labels. Graphic
Whizard Inc. cannot anticipate every possible situation that might involve a potential hazard.
•The instructions in this manual and the warning labels on this machine are not all inclusive.
•Please read and understand all safety instructions which include the terms WARNING or CAUTION.
•Understand that if the safety instructions are ignored, personal injury or
damage to the machine may occur.
•The term WARNING indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in injury.
•The term CAUTION indicates a potential hazardous situation which could
result in damage to the machine or personal injury. It also may indicate procedures to follow to avoid
unsafe practices.
•Ensure all parts are in good working order prior to starting the machine each day. Replace worn parts
immediately and do not operate the machine until you have done so.
•All electrical & mechanical service/repair is to be performed by qualified and approved personnel only.
•NEVER insert a hand or fingers into the machine while it is running.
•DO NOT wear loose fitting clothing when working with the machine. Tie back
long hair.
•Make sure that the machine stands on a level position and is well ventilated.
•Ensure that the power cord has been unplugged prior to performing service
on the machine.
•It is the responsibility of the customer to supply power to the machine in accordance with all applicable
electrical and safety codes and standards.

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Specifications
Item
Spec
Electrical
110-130V, 50/60Hz, 15A
Speed
4,500 SPH
(based on 8.5”x11” run landscape, 1 crease)
Maximum Stock Size
13”x25.5“
Minimum Stock Size
4.7”x 5.5”
Stock Weight
26# bond –16 pt.
Tabletop/Floor Model
Tabletop (image on previous page; machine shown
with optional stand)
Maximum # Crease Positions
32
Program Memory
30
Feeder
4” air fed vacuum pile feeder

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Parts and Assemblies
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No.
Parts
Description
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Slide-In Bar Lock
Crease/Perf bar entry lock
2
Slide-In Bar
Crease bar or perforation bar
3
Handle
Crease/Perf bar handle
4
Stand
Optional with casters
5
Power Socket
For system power
6
Power Switch
On/off
7
Feed Table Extension
To load longer sheets
8
Paper Stop
To hold the paper when it is feeding
9
Fixed Side Guide
For skew adjustment
10
Air Gate
Adjustable to control air flow
11
Front Guide
Let one sheet enter without double feeding
12
Skew Adjust Wheel
To change the angle of fixed side guide
13
Feed Table
To load sheets
14
Stack Height Sensor
Controls table height
15
Vacuum Feed System
Assists in feeding sheets
16
Front Guide Knob
To adjust the height of sheet separators on front guide
17
Blower Knob
To adjust the blower power
18
Paper Deflectors
Controls sheet in feeder
19
Control Panel
Display and input
20
Tray Guides
Adjustable guides to stack sheets on output
21
Exit Tray
Exit tray
22
Clip
Release to uninstall the shaft
23
Outfeed Shaft
To install the outfeed counter rollers
24
Linear Tool & Exit Tire Anvil
Works together with linear tools and exit wheels
25
Depth Adjust Screw
To adjust the depth or crease or perforate
26
Depth Adjust Screw
To adjust the depth of liner tools
27
Linear Tools
Roller, scorer, kiss cutter, slitter, or perforator
28
Mounting Bar
To install exit wheels and linear tools

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Installation
Uninstall the Protection Bar
Ensure all brackets are removed for shipping purposes (see images below). There should not be any brackets
installed holding the feed table down once set up begins. During shipping there will be a support bar installed
across the feeding table, as well as a small bracket holding the table down. Please remove both.
Exit Tray, Stops and Guides
Unpack and install the parts as per illustration below.
Note
:
Guide an
d stops will be determined by paper size.
Side Guide
R/H
Side Guide
L/H
Exit
Tray
Insert
Exit
Tray
Back Stop
Extension
Tray

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Feed Tray Extension
There are 2 screws on the tail of the feeding table (Figure A), and there are 2 holes on the side of the
extension table (Figure B). Align and secure.
Power Socket and Switch
Before using the machine, ensure that the electrical output at the source
is adequate for the machine specifications. Connect the power cord
provided to the socket. Press the switch to turn the machine ON and OFF.
Figure B
Figure A

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Fuses
If there is a power surge, or the power exceeds machine requirements and the fuse requires replacing, the
fuse is housed beneath the power socket.
**Ensure power is disconnected before performing any maintenance.