Heat Seal 112B Guide

2019
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY BEFORE OPERATING EQUIPMENT
OPERATING & SERVICE PARTS MANUAL
112B FLOOR MODEL OVERWRAPPERS
112B MODELS:
MODEL 112B
COMPACT TWO ROLL CAPACITY
FILM CRADLE AND PACKAGE REST
MODEL 112BW
COMPACT TWO ROLL CAPACITY
FILM CRADLE AND PACKAGE REST WITH SIDE WING
Model 112B
Model 112BW

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Film Threading & Mounting ..........................................................................................3
Preparing The Machine For Wrapping Packages........................................................4
Recommended Maintenance ........................................................................................6
Troubleshooting Guide .................................................................................................7
Electrical Diagram .........................................................................................................8
Replacement Parts ........................................................................................................9
TABLE OF CONTENTS

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FILM THREADING & MOUNTING
THREADING THE FILM:
Thread the film as shown, if only one roll of film is being used thread it in the bottom position.
ITEM PART #
Idle Roller 6106-305
Tension Roller 6106-307
Cradle Film Guide Roller 6106-304
Right Side
View
Load the machine from the RIGHT SIDE
Film needs to come off the roll
COUNTERCLOCKWISE
The film will pull itself down into the
cradle
Film MUST feed down BETWEEN the IDLE
ROLLER ①and TENSION ROLLER ②then
UNDER both the TENSION ROLLER ②and
the CRADLE FILM GUIDE ROLLER ③

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR WRAPPING PACKAGES
1. Spread roll centering clips out to the edge of
the roller.
2. Position new film roll so that the film is
coming off the top of the roll in a
counterclockwise direction when viewed from
the right side.
3. The film will come off the top of the film roll and
go in between the idle and tension rollers. Then
the film goes under the tension roller and to the
outside of the film guide roller.
Roll centering clips

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PREPARING THE MACHINE FOR WRAPPING PACKAGES
4. The bottom film roll should be threaded
through the position closest to the operator. The
top film roll should be threaded through the
position farthest away from the operator.
Note: In pulling the film up through the guide, the operator will want to create light tension so that when it
gets cut by the hot rod, the film snaps back slightly. There are two black knobs on the right side of the
frame. Tension on the film can be increased by moving the knob clockwise and decreased by moving the
knob counterclockwise.
5. Turn on the machine using the on/off switch to
the right front of the machine. It will take
approximately 12 minutes for the film cut off rod
to come up to cutting temperature.
Film hold down bar
Bottom film
roll &
position
closest to
operator
Top film roll
& position
furthest from
operator

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USING THE FILM SELECTOR
Positioning the bridge for the correct film allows
the operator to wrap packages quicker and
provides a bump to help stretch the film tightly for
a more professional package look.
There is a shelf-shaped channel that the bridge
bar sits in. This allows for the operator to select
which film roll to use (bottom roll or top roll). To
operate, simply lift up the bridge from the front of
the machine using two hands. Then, position the
bridge bar to rest in either:
Position 1: back notch of the channel (to access
the top roll) or the
Position 2: front notch of the channel (to access
the bottom film roll).
Bridge Channel
(Back Notch) Position 1 (Front Notch) Position 2
Film Selector in Back Position to use Top Film Roll Film Selector in Front Position to use Bottom Film Roll
Bridge Bar

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RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE
* MAKE SURE TO TURN OFF THE UNIT, UNPLUG IT
AND LET THE MACHINE COOL DOWN BEFORE CLEANING *
FILM CUT-OFF ROD
 When the film cut-off rod is at room temperature it can be cleaned. Cleaning it will keep the rod clear of
debris that can affect its ability to cut.
 First, cover the surface below the film cut-off rod with paper towels to catch any debris or overspray.
Then spray the film cut-off rod with FDA approved degreaser and allow it to soak. After a few minutes of
soaking, scrub the rod with a Scotch-Brite™ type of pad to remove any debris and wipe it clean.
CLEANING THE UNIT
 The rest of the machine can be completely wiped down using a mild cleaning detergent and soft rags or
paper towels.
 Occasionally wiping the cradle rollers when replacing film rolls is recommended. The film cradles are
stainless steel and should not be affected by floor cleanings. Food grade oil can be used to lubricate
the bearing surfaces in the cradle system as needed.

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TROUBLESHOOTING OVERWRAPPERS
FAQ’S
If a new machine doesn’t turn on (heat
up), what steps should be taken?
Ensure that the power switch is turned on. Push the circuit
breaker button to reset the circuit. If electricity is powering the
unit, the red pilot light should be on.
What is the standard voltage on this
wrapping machine?
110V
What kind of film should be used? PVC stretch film for wrapping meat, seafood, and produce. Its
chemical characteristics provide barriers to protect the product.
Stretch film for pallet wrap is Polyethylene and is not to be used
on wrappers.
ABOUT HOT ROD
Hot rod is cold, what should I do? a) Ensure that the wrapper is plugged in
b) Reset the circuit breaker
c) Check for loose wires in the electrical tubing
d) If it is still cold, replace the hot rod
Hot rod is warm and not cutting the film
cleanly?
a) Clean the hot rod per the maintenance instructions
b) If it is still not cutting properly, replace the hot rod

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ELECTRICAL DIAGRAMS

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112B REPLACEMENT PARTS
PART # DESCRIPTIONITEM QTY
6106-304 Cradle Film Guide Kit1 2
6106-305 Idle Roller Kit2 2
6106-306 Directional Film Guide Roller Kit3 1
6106-307 Tension Roller Kit4 2
1872-131 Power Switch5 1
1836-004 Power Light, Red6 1
1824-030 Square Cutoff Rod7 1
1815-030 1 Amp Circuit Breaker8 1
1851-052 Power Cord9 1
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