Wolf NEW PACER 100 Series Quick start guide

PARTS AND SERVICE MANUAL
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C"O"N"T"E"N"T"S
SECTION I - SERVICE MANUAL .
Instructions for a NEW Pacer .
Maintenance for All Models .
Installation of Knife .
Maintenance of Knife and Standard .
Knife and Crosshead Alignment .
Lubrication .
Adjustment of Guide
..
Changing the Rubber Drive ., .
Care of Rollers and Retainers .
Removal of the Follower .
Maintenance for Stone Sharpener .
When Sharpening a New Knife .
Emery Wheel Applications .
Changing the Grinding Wheels .
How to Disassemble the Sharpener .
Proper Adjustment of the Sharpener .
Adjustment of the Presser Foot Lock Assembly .
Maintenance of Belt Sharpener .
When Sharpening a New Knife .
Changing Emery Belts .
Emery Belt Applications .
Proper Adjustment of Sharpener
..
Adjustment of Presser Foot Lock Assembly .
How to Disassemble Sharpener
., .
SECTION II - PARTS MANUAL
Reference Page .
Drive Assembly &Numbers
..
Motor, Connector Box Assemblies & Numbers ..
Motor, Cord Connectors Assemblies &Numbers .
Motor, Connector
Box Assemblies &Numbers for Pacer 100 .
Motor, Cord Connectors Assemblies &Numbers for Pacer 100
..
Standard, Insert, Footplate Assemblies &Numbers .
Stone Sharpener &Numbers : .
Belt Sharpener &Numbers .
Backplate Assembly &Numbers ..
Series X Stone Sharpener &Numbers .
Knives .
Accessories
Pacer Guard , .
Lamp, Clamp, etc .
Slider Oiler & Installation Instructions .
Twin Flow Wetter & Installation Instructions .
Tools, Lubricants & Cleaning Agents .
Straight Knife Specifications I Guarantee .
1 thru 14
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3-6
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5
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8-11
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22-25
26,27
28,29
30,31
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WOLF STRAIGUT KNIFE CLOTU CUTI1NG MACIIINES
Wolf Machine offers two basic machine models in the Straight Knife Cloth
Cutting Machines: The Stone Sharpener Series and The Belt Sharpener
Series. Both series are available in 5", 6", T, 8", 10" and 14" models. All have
the same great quality engineering that Wolf has built its reputation on!
Belt Sharpened
Stone Sharpened
Series Series
vm &. XI
VI, VII &. X
The Wolf Belt Sharpened Series has a unique
emery belt sharpening head which produces an excep-
tionally fine honed, slick blade edge that is superior for
cutting finely textured materials and for special trim-
ming. Emery belts graded fine, medium, coarse and
very coarse are used to change the blade edge for cut-
ting medium to coarse
or hard fabrics. A simplified
bevel adjustment control provides easy positive knife
bevel selection. (See
#1 above and page 13). Emery
belt replacement is accomplished in seconds with a fin-
ger-tip quick-change mechanism (See #2 above &
page 12).
The Wolf Stone Sharpened Series is a stone sharp-
ened straight knife which is the most versatile and eco-
nomical machine for a wide variety of fabric cutting.
Tension can be adjusted to balance emery wheel pres-
sure with extreme sensitivity (See #3 above and pages 8
and
9). The mechanism is self locking to maintain positive
adjustment.
Millimeter Equivalents, Machines Sizes:
5" = 127mm; 6"= 152mm; T' = 178mm;
8" = 203mm; 10"= 254mm; 14"= 356mm.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR A NEW PACER
CAUTION: READ PAGES 2 &3 BEFORE OPERATING THIS MACHINE.
This Parts and Service Manual has been supplied to enable you to take the best possible care of your
new machine. By carefully following the service instructions contained in this manual, you will be
assured of the best performance with minimum maintenance of your Wolf Pacer. Corrections of major
maintenance problems should
be made at the factory or in the field by aqualified, factory-trained main-
tenance representative.
SHARPENER,
SHARPENER HOUSING CARRYING HANDLE
STARTING
LEVER
"-
THUMB SCREWS ELECTRICAL
(TO REMOVE SHARPENER) CONNECTION
BOX
PRESSERFOOT KNOB BLADE
LUBRICATOR LIFT HOOK ADJUST
TENSION
BUDON
PRESSERFOOT
(Stone Sharpener) OPERATING
LEVER
CD BALANCE KNIFE
SCREW SHARPENER HEAD OPERATING
(Stone Sharpener) HANDLE
PRESSERFOOT ON-OFF
SWITCH
When your new Pacer is first put into service,
allow
the machine to come to room tempera-
ture. Before the machine
is plugged in make sure
that the Motor rotates freely and the Knife is prop-
erly set, (turn the Rotor Knob at the rear of the
machine -see above). The Knife should not strike
the table when Knob is rotated. Caution: The
Knife is factory sharpened and ready to use on a
new machine. Also check to see if the Crosshead
slides freely between the Guide Plates by
unscrewing the two thumb screws (see above) on
the front of the machine and removing the sharp-
ener and turning the Rotor Knob. If the
Crosshead does not slide freely see page 6 for,
Adjustment of the Guides. Note: Do not oil
graphite Crosshead Guides. (Heavy duty steel
require lubrication.

• • •
THE ELECTRICAL CONNECTOR
The Connector Box on the Pacer is drilled for both
single and three phrase cord coupling (as shown
below). Wolf (as well as many other) plugs will fit
by using smaller pins available from the factory. If
you install connection block pins, be sure that they
are tight, and that the grounding support knob on
the cord
is used.
Before placing three phase machines into service
be positive that the motor will rotate
in the direc-
tion indicated by the arrow stamped on the rear
head of the motor. To check the direction of
rotation make a flash contact with the switch
turned on. If the rotation is not in the correct
direction, it can be reversed by reversing any two
of the circuit lines.
If
the motor is allowed to run in the wrong
direction, the crank will unscrew and damage the
machine. Single phase motors automatically turn
in the proper direction.
Wolf
"Pacer" Connection
Block Diagram of Post
Combinations for various
Cord Coupling Plugs.
To assure best perform-
ance, use onlyWolf
replacement parts.
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MAINTENANCE FOR ALL MODELS
PAGES 4,5,6 &7
INSTALLATION
OF KNIFE
Whenever it is necessary to remove the
knife 'from the machine, disconnect the
electricityand lay machine on its side with the
name plate up. Insert Knife Bolt Wrench
(#1092000), loosen the Knife Bolt (#1064050,
see #4 below) and remove the knife through
the bottom of the Footplate. It
is not necessary
to remove the sharpener to remove the Knife.
To replace the knife, place selvage over
the sharp edge of the Knife to protect your
hand and force the Knife up
and back in the
Knife slot. When the Knife is properly seated,
tighten the Knife Bolt. The machine must be in
an upright position when the Knife Bolt is tight-
ened to prevent binding. Before sharpening;
see index "When Sharpening a New
Knife", for
your particular series machine.
Read thoroughly and follow instructions
carefully.
MAINTENANCE OF KNIFE STANDARD
Maintenance of the Knife and Standard, while become packed, which causes heating and
simple, is important to the proper functioning of the
binding
of the Knife. To clean the Standard knife
machine. After 40 running hours or as necessary slot,
remove the Knife and clean the slot with the
depending
on materials cut or at least weekly, the
Slot Cleaner (#2101200). Never operate the
knife slot in the standard should be cleaned free of machine with worn inserts in the standard. (See
lint and dirt. If this is neglected the standard can page 37 for tools.
KNIFE AND CROSSHEAD ALIGNMENT
Check alignment between the knife slot,
standard and crosshead whenever guides are
replaced
or adjusted. To do this place a new
Straight Knife in the slot, and slide the Knife
up over the Knife Bolt Tang
(#1 at right) on the
Crosshead with the Knife Bolt (#4) removed.
The Knife should not bind or be set away from
the tang.
To adjust, if need be, slightly loosen
the two
3/8" bolts at the top of the Standard
(#2) and tap the Standard at its top (#3) with a
hammer until you get proper alignment. When
properly aligned, re-tighten bolts.
4

MAINTENANCE ALL MODELS CONTINUED
LUBRICATION
Lubrication of this machine is easily
accomplished. Every eight hours of operation
add three to five drops of a good grade of 30
weight lubricating oil to Lubricator
(#1 below).
Do not over lubricate. NEVER OIL
GRAPHITE CROSSHEAD GUIDES. (Heavy
duty steel guides require lubrication.) If oil
should get on Graphite Guides, they will
become gummy and stall the cutter. Should
this happen, clean the guides thoroughly by
flushing with Keep-M-Kleen solution. Guides
or Crosshead do not have to
be removed from
machine during cleaning. Add oil to
Crosshead wick after cleaning.
A few drops of oil should be placed on
moving parts and gears periodically, or after
they have been cleaned
in solution. Excess oil
on grinder parts collects emery and will cause
faster wear and poor grinding. DO NOT OIL
THE ROLLERS
IN THE FOOTPLATE.
The center wick (#3 at left) should be soft
and come into contact with the Crosshead
Wick, when the Crosshead
is at the top of the
stroke. Replace the wicks if they are worn
or
broken. To replace wick, remove the retaining
screw (#5 at left) while holding the lubricator
steady with your hand. The feeder tube may
now be pulled out.
To take off entire oiler
assembly, use
an open end wrench to remove
the oiler tube nut (#6 at left). This is a right
hand thread.
All ball bearings
in this machine are
sealed, pre-lubricated bearings. If the crank
bearing needs to be greased
or replaced,
remove Connecting Rod (see page
6, Fig. A)
then remove the Bearing Locknut (#4 at left)
with
Pin Wrench (#1091060).The bearing can
now be pulled from the Crank with the Crank
Pin Puller (not illustrated). Use a good grade
of high speed bearing grease available from
the factory. Bearings should be replaced only
with the bearing knockers sold from Wolf. For
accessories, lubricants and tools, see
page 37.
5

Set Screw
#9900824
Crosshead
#1063000
MAINTENANCE ALL MODELS CONTINUED
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Adjusting
ADJUSTMENT
OF
GUIDES
The Guide Plate and Crosshead can be
adjusted if they become noisy
or freeze. If
the Guides are scored
or marred it will be
necessary to replace them.
To adjust the
Guides, remove the Sharpener Housing
Assembly. Remove the Connecting
Rod (#1 in
Fig. A) by loosening the two Connecting Rod
screws (#2
in Fig. A). Loosen two screws
#9900824
(#1 in Fig. B) and retighten to a
snug fit, to keep the Guides from cocking
while adjusting. Loosen Locknut #1062200
(#2
in Fig. B) and slowly tu rn adjusting set
screws #9901810 in direction needed for
more or less play
in the Guides. After getting
proper fit (the Crosshead [#4
in Fig. B] should
be free but with no side play) tighten screws
#9900824. Tighten Locknut #1062200 while
holding Slotted Set screw with screw driver
to
keep from turning. Replace the Connecting
Rod, making sure that the
rod is tight against
the Crosshead Wear Plate (#5
in Fig. B) with
the Wrist
Pin drawn forward to apply pressure
against the Spring Washer located between
Crosshead and head of Wrist Pin. When
properly positioned, tighten the Connecting
Rod screws (#2 in Fig. A)
Additional adjusting of Guide Plate
is done
while machine
is running. Adjust Guide inward
until machine runs with minimum amount of
noise, then back out slightly and lock
in place.
When new Guides are installed this adjust-
ment will have to be made several times until
the Guides have developed a shiny black
glaze
on their surface. When proper adjustment
is made, tighten the Locking screws (#1 in Fig. B).
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Locknut
#1062200
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Loosen
screws
before
adjusting
CD
6

MAINTENANCE ALL MODELS CONTINUED
CHANGING THE
RUBBER DRIVE
Occasionally the Rubber Drive (#1 in Fig.
C) on the back of the Sharpener will need
replacing. This is easily accomplished.
Remove the worn Rubber Tire by cutting it
with a knife.
To replace the Rubber Drive, engage the
starting lever
(#2 in Fig. C), place the new tire
in the grove and stretch it over the rim with a
screw driver.
NOTE: On newer models this
is one
piece. Order Part
No. 1217550.
CARE OF ROLLERS & RETAINERS
The Rollers and Retainers on the A clean machine will always function
Footplate should be removed
and cleaned better. It is suggested that lint and dirt
regularly. An air hose is ideal for this. All should be blown out of the machine regu-
dirt
and lint should be removed. larly with
an air hose.
Do not
oil the rollers.
Must seat in
backplate slot.
Cover Plate must be removed from opening
inside of sharpener housing.
REMOVAL OF THE FOLLOWER
When removing or installing the Follower
(#1 at left) be sure it is properly seated in the
Reversing Drive Shaft (#2). When replacing
the Follower Retaining Nut (#3), turn the nut
down until it
is tight. Sharpener must be in up
position in order to get to the Follower
through the side opening. A tool is available
to help remove and replace the Follower. If
desired order #2107600. 7

MAINTENANCE STONE SHARPENER SERIES ONLY
PAGES 8, 9,10 & 11
WHEN
SHARPENING A
NEW KNIFE
To engage sharpener, press starting lever
down as shown in the picture on page 7, Fig.
e, #2. When first sharpening a new replace-
ment knife, depress tension button (#3 at
right) for two orthree strokes of the sharpener
and then release the button. Allow the sharp-
ener to make two or three additional strokes
without the tension button depressed. The
new knife should be ready for cutting.
DEPRESS THE TENSIOI\J BUTTON ONLY
WHEN SHARPENING A NEW KNIFE. A
burr
will result from over sharpening. It is advisable
to check new knives for burrs on bottom.
Remove burr with hand stone if they exist.
EMERY WHEEL APPLICATIONS
Most goods use two #1280100 - 120 grit emery wheels.
Coarse material such
as denim use two #1280000 - 80 grit emery wheels.
For all wave style and notched style blades use two #1280000 - 80 grit emery wheels.
TO ASSURE BEST PERFORMANCE
USE ONLY WOLF REPLACEMENT PARTS,
KNIVES AND SHARPENING STONES.
8

MAINTENANCE STONE SHARPENER CONTINUED
QUICK CHANGE BEARINGS
\
LOCATING LUG GRINDER ARM
TO CLEAN OR CHANGE THE GRII\JD-
ING
WHEELS remove the grinder belt (#3 at
left). Turn spring (#5 at left) to release grinding
wheel shaft assembly. Remove the grinding
wheel and shaft
assembly (#4) by sliding it
backward out of
the support arm (#2). The
wheels may now be changed by removing the
mounting screw and washer from the inset face
of the wheel.
To clean the wheels, use the wire brush
supplied with the machine and spray with
Wolf's Keep-M-Kleen
emery wheel cleaner.
Also, use Keep-M-Kleen to remove oil and dirt
from the tension rod
(#1 at left) and all the
grinder head parts. Before wheels and shafts
are installed back
in the support arms, make
sure they turn freely.
THE QUICK CHANGE BEARINGS must
be placed in the grinder wheel support
arms
with the locating lug out. If it is inserted with
the lug
in the wrong position, it will cause the
grinding wheel to grind the standard instead
of the knife. It is best to run the sharpener half
way down the knife,and then moving it
horizontally back and forth by hand, observe
the clearance between the standard
and
grinding wheels before running the machine.
When replacing the belt, be sure it is
properly seated in the pulleys. When a new
belt is placed on the machine the balance of
the grinders should be checked as directed on
page 10.
HOW TO DISASSEMBLE A STONE SHARPENED SERIES MACHINE
To repair or replace parts within the
sharpener, remove two
t~lumb screws
(#1200700, page 15) and remove front
housing assembly.
(Exploded view drawing -see pgs. 26 & 30.
1. To remove backplate, remove top belt.
2. Remove backplate screws (4).
3. Remove screws (2) and cap offront housing.
4. Remove screws
(2) and cover plate.
5. Remove tension cap, spring and shoe
(Fig.
E, page 10).
6. Remove follower screw, spring and 1'01l0wer.
Loosen clamp screw. (See bottom of
page
7.)
7. Remove Locknut #9902308, worm wheel
gear #1230000 and
key #1231 000.
(See page 26.)
8. By sliding shaft down, the complete revers-
ing drive assembly can then be removed,
complete with stone sharpening head.
9

MAINTENANCE STONE SHARPENER CONTINUED
PROPER ADJUSTMENTS
OF SHARPENER
Proper adjustment and maintenance of the
sharpener gives longer and better knife ser-
vice.
If the sharpener doesn't operate properly
and tends to grind more on one side of the
knife than the other, first check
to be sure that
the grinding wheels are not dirty orworn.
If the
parts are dirty, clean them thoroughly. Check
the bottom belt
(#2 on page 8) for proper ten-
sion and wear by comparing it with a new belt.
If this doesn't remedy the situation it can
be corrected by adjusting the emerys.
To
check the grinder adjustment, remove the cap
and spring (#3 on page
8) from the tension
assembly. With the machine running, operate
the sharpener and observe from the rear of
the machine, the position of the grinding
wheels relative to the knife or standard.
To adjust the emery wheel balance of the
sharpener, first back out the balance screw
(#3 on page
1) and, while running the sharp-
ener with tension cap removed, observe the
location of the emery wheels
in relationship to
the knife. The gap between the wheel and the
knife will be greater on the side of the knife far-
thest from the adjusting screw. Next, very
slowly, 1/8 turn at a time, tighten the balancing
screw. The gap on the balance spring side will
slowly close. When gap on both sides of knife
is same, reassemble the tension cap assem-
bly (Fig. E). Do not tighten balance screw
more than required to equalize wheel
to knife
gap
on both sides. The emery wheel balancer
can also be adjusted by examining the sharp-
ener of the blade. If the side of the blade far-
thest
-from the balance adjusting screw is
being ground too much, tighten the screw until
an even grind on both sides is achieved. If the
side of the blade closest to the adjusting
screw is ground to much, the balance
adjusting screw should be loosened slightly.
Note: If the sharpener doesn't operate
properly after all of the above steps have
been taken, it
is probable that #1271100 Fibre
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When properly set, the
grinding wheels are cen-
tered with the same dis-
tance between the knife
and grinding wheel on
each side. If only one
wheel
is grinding, deter-
mine which wheel it
is
and then stop the
machine.
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Be sure to remove tension
cap before attempting to
adjust sharpener.
Below shows the proper reassembly of the
tension adjustment spring components.
Since the grinding wheels will not be cen-
tered when the machine
is not operating, it
must be running when checking adjust-
ment.
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TENSION CAP
Shoe (shown in Fig. E) has become clogged
with oil and
is slipping or vibrating against the
tension rod unevenly. IT
IS NECESSARYTO
KEEP THIS SHOE CLEAN ... WHEN IT
BECOMES LOADED WITH OIL IT MUST
BE REPLACED.
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MAINTENANCE STONE SHARPENER CONTINUED
Locking
Lever 11!!:I!'I!i!:!:!iil=~!:;;I:I:::::::I::,li:ii:~,I:i
Use a screw driver to turn and hold Locking Lever -l
outward against spring tension,Then slip Locking Cam
in position with pawl inserted in small arms of Locking Lever.
Keep screw driver
in this holding position while putting
backplate
in position.Then fasten the 4 backplate screws,
ADJUSTMENT OF
PRESSERFOOT LOCK
ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
The Presserfoot Lock Assembly needs to
be adjusted ONLY if the Presserfoot Rod is
not holding.
The Presserfoot Lock and Backplate
Assembly sketch and photograph at left
shows the Presserfoot Lock principle and the
proper placement of the Locking Cam (#2
at
left). When the Backplate is in place, the
Locking Cam should sit
on a slight angle to
the Presserfoot Rod
(#1 at left) as shown.
Shims are placed between the Backplate and
Housing to adjust for wear (#3 at left). Add or
remove shims as needed to get proper angle
on locking cam (#2) as illustrated. If the rod
slips, shims should
be removed.
To assemble, first assemble the Presser-
foot Lock Release, Spring and
Pin (#4, #5 and
#6
in photo at left).Then insert the Presserfoot
Rod (#1 at left).
Insert a screw driver (#7) over the
Presserfoot Rod (#1) and under the
Presserfoot Lock Release (#4) to hold the
Presserfoot Lock in the release position when
replacing the Backplate. This must be done to
prevent damage to the Backplate and to
properly tighten Backplate screws. It will not
go together without the lock being released.
Be sure that shims (#3) are
in place before
final reassembly of the Backplate. Replace
Locking Cam (#2).
BEFORE REPLACING THE BACKPLATE,
be sure the sharpener has been moved down
(1/2" -13mm) to prevent damage
to sharpener
tripping mechanism.
11

MAINTENANCE BELT SHARPENER SERIES ONLY
PAGES 12, 13 & 14
WHEN SHARPENING A NEW PACER
To engage Sharpener, press starting lever for the best edge.The machine is then ready
down
as shown in the picture on page 7, FIG. for cutting. Do not over sharpen.
C, #2. Allow Sharpener to run 5 or 6 strokes
CliANGING THE EMERY BELTS
Oil Belt Pulleys here, 1 or 2
drops a week. Do not over oil.
To replace the Emery Belt,
simply push the Carrier until Belt
is released. Slip the new Belt on
and release. The spring loaded
quick-change mechanism will
automatically provide the correct
tension. Always change belts
with the sharpener
in the up
position.
EMERY BELT APPLICATIONS
Wolf offers four different grades of emery sharpen your knives
to cut every kind of fabric
belts to satisfy your cutting needs. With the quickly and cleanly. The table below shows
selection from fine to very coarse.
You can four belts types and the use for each.
BELTTYPE WOLF No. BEST SUITED FOR:
FINE (180 Grit)
MEDIUM (120 Grit)
COARSE (80 Grit)
VERY COARSE (60 Grit)
1350000
1350100
1350200
1350300
Synthetics, Knits, Loosely woven materials.
Cottons, lightWoolens.
Light Demins, tightly woven materials.
Heavy Demin, Canvas, Leather.
12

MAII\JTENANCE BELT SHARPENER CONTINUED
PROPER ADJUSTMENT OF SHARPENER
INSTRUCTIONS FOR NEW NON-ADJUSTABLE PRESSURE ARM
PACER XI Models have a new Non-adjustable Belt Pressure Arm which
eliminates adjusting tension of the Emery Belt Pressure Arm. In addi-
tion to replacing the old Pressure Arm (#1323060) the following parts
are also eliminated: 1331000 -1331500 -Rod
1331700 -1331800 -Silencer
1334000 -Release Rod Screw
1335000 -Spring
9901729 -Stop Nut
9902003 -Roll
Pin
It is important that the Bevel Adjusting Shoulder Bushing (#1328100) notch be to
the inside, outside or back depending on the bevel required.
The small wedge shaped block on the Non-adjustable Arm should be checked when
in the sharpening position (near middle of Blade). It should be .005"(.127mm) .010"
(.254mm) from the Blade or about the thickness of a piece
or writing paper.
ADJUSTING BLADE BEVEL
TO ADJUST FOLLOWTHESE STEPS:
To select a bevel that is best suited to the 1. Loosen Nut #1212200 and loosen Shoulder
material to be cut, a general rule is to use Screw
(#1 below).
the long bevel on medium and hard coarse
2. Use wrench to select bevel setting of cam and
fabrics and a progressively shorter bevel on
hold in position while tightening screw.
finer materials.
3. Hold Screw and tighten Nut.
WAVE BLADE
SETIING
MEDIUM BEVEL ~> •••.•.•.•.
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1/16" 17 3/64" 1·· ••. 1/32" 17
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MAINTENANCE BELT SHARPENER CONTINUED
4
HOW TO DISASSEMBLE SERIES XI SHARPENER
9
3 3
1.
Remove top belt.
2. Remove three screws from nylon guide.
3. Remove four Backplate screws.
4. Remove two screws and cap of
2 Front Housing. 7
5. Remove two screws and Cover Plate.
6. Remove Follower screw, Spring and
Follower. Loosen Clamp screw. See
Follower information
on page 7 (at the
bottom).
7. Remove the two Pins from Arm
Release Rod.
8.
Remove nut from bottom of Release 10
33 Rod. Rod can then
be removed.
9. Remove Locknut, Worm wheel and
Key at top of Sharpener.
10. By sliding shaft down, the complete 7
Reversing Drive Assembly can then
be removed complete with 8
Sharpening Head.
(NOTE: On new models disregard #'s 7 & 8.
A---<:::-
ADJUSTMENT OF PRESSERFOOT
LOCK ASSEMBLY
NOTE:
The Presserfoot Lock Assembly needs to
be adjusted only if the Presserfoot Rod is not
holding.
The Presserfoot mechanism is positioned
on the Front Housing and
is disassembled by
removing 2 screws (A at left).
To reassemble,
release the spring tension by depressing the
Locking Lever with a screw driver as shown
on page 11. Follow the instructions from
paragraph 3 also on page 11.
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SECTION II - PACER PARTS ILLUSTRATIONS
This Parts Manuals has been divided into the major assemblies shown below.
Individual parts and their numbers to these assemblies can be found by turning to
the pages indicated near each assembly.
Series VI & VII Stone Sharpener,
See pages
26 & 27.
Series VIII &
XI Belt Sharpener,
See pages
28 & 29.
Series X Stone Sharpener,
See pages 26,
27 & #23.
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Backplate
Assembly,
See pages
30 & 31.
Knives,
See page 33.
Motor Assembly and
Cord Connectors,
See pages 18 & 19;
Pacer 100,
See pages
20 & 21 .
Drive Assembly,
See pages 16 & 17.
MILLIMETER EQUIVALENrS
Machine Strokes -1~" Ex. Short = 29mm; 1l{" Short = 32mm;
1%"Med.= 35mm; 1~"Long = 38mm; 1%" Ex. Long = 44mm.
Machine sizes - 5" = 127mm; 6" = 152mm; T = 178mm;
8" = 203mm; 10" = 254mm; 14" = 356mm.
Standard & Footplate,
See pages
22 & 23 or
pages
24 & 25.
WARNING:
ALWAYS EXERCISE CARE
WHEN HANDLING OR USING
THIS MACHINE.
NOTE: WHEN ORDERING PARTS - SPECIFY PART NUMBER, DESCRIPTION,
MACHINE SIZE, MACHINE SERIAL NUMBER AND PARTS MANUAL EDITION.
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1019000
1076300
1027600
1086400
1027500
3003100 (Junior)
3003600 (Super, 2 Speed
~ Jeans Mach.
ill
12024C0
"0" 0"" ''''J .I
NOT SHOWN
Bushing (2 Speed)
Washer
(2 Speed)
Switch Lever Stop
(2 Speed)
~
1020000 (5" - 8")
1020200 (10"before 1/89)
..
__ --- 1021100 (14"before 1/89)
: (.;; =-----:..l:\ 1020300 (10-·14"after 1/89)
II II ,
: : :: ~ 1P'j"a~ce~rJF1i;';0~0,==--=-~ __
~
,., 1372300 (Super, 2 Speed
& Jeans Mach.
o. 1372400 (Junior)
Old Style
1202800
(10"-14")
1202600
(14"
after 1/89)
9900088
J,."
h --~...:.~i~:·:,\
~ "'J
'tr~.- ,;.1
1::
11
:..------- ",I
9900613 ~ ...,; . --
~
9900625 ----.JlI"/ 1026000
1386060
-1032650
(Heavy Duty G .d )
1382152
UI es
(Graphile Guides)
1032900
1064C50
SEE KNIVES
ON PAGE 33
1026700
1032900
10300~0 1062200
.~O~
9901932
9900119
~~~~~
~.
1020400
1382179
(Graphite Guides)
1382\78
(Graphite Guides)
_..D!'J--<!",,",-13.8,2175 (Graphile Guides)
1052060 -
1-3/8"
1-1/2", 1-3/4':
1052160 - 1-1/4"
_1061060
(Heavy Duty Guides)
1384370
(Graphite Guides)
1050200
(1-1/4" Stroke)
1050000
(1-3/8" Stroke)
1050100
(1-1/2" Stroke)
1050600
(1-3/4" Slrake)
ffr@
1050400 T
1053000 \059093
9900824
DRIVE 13821531
ASSEMBLY
-1032059 -.J
(Heavy Duty Guides)
-
103 1959
(Heavy Duty Guides)
DEAD-MAN
SWITCH
1027350 /--------- 9901
I 984
c::
6048600
9901951 990004C
990
1671
1028093 ~ 6047660
1028193
1026560
1026660

NUMBERS FOR DRIVE ASSEMBLY
IN NUMERICAL ORDER
Part No. Description Quantity used Part No. Description Quantity used
if more than 1 if more than 1
1020000 Front Head
5'" - 8'" 1063052 Crosshead Assembly Complete
1020200 Front Head 10'"(Pacers before 1/89) 1063293 Pin
1020300 Front Head 10'"-14'"(Pacers after 1/89) 1064050 Knife Bolt and Washer
1020400 Locking Pin 1069010 Handle -Dead-Man Switch
1021100 Front Head
14" (Pacers before 1/89) 1076050 Presser Foot Lever
1026000 Switch Box -Super 1076500 Lever Return Spring
1026100 Switch Box 1076600 Pivot Pin
1026200 Pivot Pin 1079000 Footlock Push Rod
1026300 Heat Shield 1080000 Push Rod Bushing
1026400 Trigger 1086400 Washer
1026560 Dead-Man Switch Complete -Reg. & Jr. 1202400 UpperCover
10" (Pacers after 1/89)
1026660 Dead-Man Switch Complete -Dual 1202600 Upper Cover
14" (Pacers after 1/89)
1026700 Adapter Plate 1202800 Joint
Tab 10"-14" (Pacers after 1/89) 2
1026900 Switch -42 Volt 1371400 Snap Ring
1027093 Switch -Super 1372300 Motor Bolt (Pacer 100)
1027193 Switch - 2 Speed Super, 2 Speed &Jeans Machine 4
1027200 Switch Mounting Bracket 1372400 Motor Bolt (Pacer 100) -Jr. 4
1027350 Switch Assembly Complete 1382152 DistributorTube Assy. for Regular Guides
1027500 Switch Lever Stop - 2 Speed (not shown) 1382153 Lubricator
SA
1027600 Bushing - 2 Speed (not shown) 1382175 Oiler Mounting Tube
1028093 Over ride Switch -Reg. &Jr. 1382178 Lubricator Mounting Bracket
1028193 Over ride Switch -Dual only 1382179 Oil Hole Cover -Regular Guides
1029760 Drip
Pan 1384300 Oil Pad
1030000 Oil Shield 1384370 Fixed Guide (Graphite)
1031100 Drip
Pad Felt 1386060 Handle with Stud
*1031959 Oiler Complete (Heavy Duty Guides) 3003100 Motor Bolt (Old style) -Jr. 4
*1032059 Oiler Body
SA (Heavy Duty Guides) 3003600 Motor Bolt (Old style) -
*1032400 Mounting Collar (Heavy Duty Guides) Super, 2 Speed & Jeans Machine 4
*1032500 Mounting Tube (Heavy Duty Guides) 6045100 Thin Nut
*1032650 DistributorTube Assy. (Heavy Duty Guides) 6047660 Switch Bracket and Spring
1032893 Pipe Cleaner 6048500 Insulator 2
1032900 Distributor Wick 6048600 Switch 2
1050000 Crank 1-3/8" 9900040 Screw 2
1050100 Crank 1-1/2" 9900088 Switch Screw 2
1050200 Crank
1-114" 9900119 Screw for Oiler Shield
1050300 CrankWrist
Pin 9900165 LubricatorTube Screw
1050400 Wrist Pin Screw 9900337 Drip Pan Screw 4
1050600 Crank
1-314"" 9900341 Screw for Drip Pad
1051000 Crosshead Wrist
Pin 9900357 Flat Head Screw for 1056100 3
1051193 Retaining Ring 9900359 Screw for 1027200 2
1051293 Wavy Washer 9900613 Switch Box Screw 2
1051300 Fibre Washer 9900616 Switch Box Screw 7/8" (22.22mm) 2
1052060 Connecting Rod with screws 1-1/8", 1-1/2" 9900624 Switch Box Screw 2-1/2'" (63.49mm) 2
1-314"" Strokes 9900625 Switch Box Screw 2
1052160 Connecting
Rod with screws 1-1/4" Strokes 9900818 Pan Head Screw 10"-14" (Pacers after 1/89) 4
1053000 Bearing Locknut 9900824 Screw for Guides 4
1056100 Bearing Retainer (not shown) 9901671 Nut 2
1057093 Front Head Bearing 9901716 Half Nut 1/4"-28
1059093 Crank Bearing 9901718 Half Nut3/8"-24
*1061060 Heavy Duty Guide
SA 2 9901797 Set Screw 2
1062200 Locknut 2 9901863 Stud 2
1062300
SetScrew
2 9901932 Lock Washer
1063000 Crosshead 9901951 Lock Washer 4
9901984 Washer
HEAVY DUTY GUIDE CHANGEOVER KIT
* HEAVY DUTY GUIDES -Wolf offers heavy duty guides to those who would like
them. These guides, unlike the graphite guides,
do require lubrication and con-
sequentlya different lubricator and distributor tUbe. Below are the part numbers
for parts necessary for changing to these heavy dUty guides:
#1390150 Heavy Duty Guide Kit Complete
#1031959 Guide Oiler Complete #1061060 Heavy Duty Guide SA
#1032650 Distributor Tube SA #1386400 Guide Wick (2 Req'd)
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MILLIMETER I Machine Strokes: 1-1/8""Ex. Short '" 29mm; 1-1l4""Short '" 32mm; 1-3/8"Med. '" 35mm; 1-1/2" Long", 38mm; 1-314"" Ex, Long", 44mm.
EQUIVALENTS Machine Sizes: 5'" - 127mm; 6'" - 152mm; r - 178mm; 8" - 203mm; 10'" - 254mm; 14" - 356mm.
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2019600 Junior
3015800 Super, Jeans & J
3016200 Super, 2 Speed
and Jeans Machine
1385800 Super, 2 Speed, Jeans Machine,
Super Jeans & J
2011600 Junior
1382198
9900589
9900140
9901596
~~~.~
"'-.
. . '" "'"
~ "'. .
9901596
1044000
1001600 (110
V)
1002100 (220 V)
9900119
MOTOR AND
CONNECTOR BOX
ASSEMBLIES
NOTE: 220V Jr. and
Dual
Speed motors
require a
220V Capa-
citor. All
other 220V
motor are wound with
110V starter windings
and require a 110V
Capacitor.
1043200
1043000
1043100
Description Part No. Voltage
STATOR for 3011001 110/1/60
110/1/50
Super and 3011002
Jeans Machine 3011003 100/1/60
3011004
220/1/50
3011005 220/1/60
3011016 220/3/60
3011017 440/3/60
3011022 440/3/50
3011026 380/3/50
3011035 220/3/50
3011038 100/1/50
STATOR for 1011201 110/1/60
2 Speed 1011202 110/1/50
1011203 100/1/60
1011204 220/1/50
220/1/60
1011205
1011216 220/3/60
1011217 440/3/60
1011222 440/3/50
1011226 380/3/50
380/3/50
1011235
1011238 100/1/50
STATOR for 2011101 110/1/60
Jr. 110/1/50
2011102
2011103 100/1/60
220/1/50
2011104
2011105 220/1/50
2011116 220/3/60
2011117 440/3/60
2011122 440/3/50
2011126 380/3/50
220/3/50
2011135
2011138 110/1/50
STATOR Super Series J 220-380/3/50-60
3011111
FOR ANY OTHERVOLTAGE PLEASE SPECIFY
1001500
1001600
1001700
1001800
1002000
1002100
1043000
1043100
1043200
1043500
1043900
1044000
1044600
1382198
1385800
1386300
1386500
1389100
2011600
2019600
3015800
3016200
9900119
9900140
9900337
9900589
9900963
9901596
9901878
9901973
Part No.
Description Quantity used
if more than 1
110V Capacitor -Super &Jeans Machine, all
voltages, 1 phase; Jr. & Dual,
11 OV, 1 phase
110V Capacitor Cover
110V Capacitor Insulator
220V Capacitor -Jr., Dual, 220V only, 1 phase
220V Capacitor Insulator
220V Capacitor Cover
3/16"(4.8mm)
Connection Post-Woti 3 Ph. & Eastman 3
1/8"(3.2mm) Connection Post -Eastman
as reqUired
114" (6.4mm) Connection Post -Wold 1 phase 2
Ground Strap (not shown)
Ground Genter Post
114" -Wolfonly (not shown)
Connection Box
Connection Block Assembly
Top Handle
MotorCase -Super, 2 Speed, Jeans Machine,
SuperJeansand J
Front
Fan (not shown)
Front
Fan Spacer(not shown)
Front Spacer
Motor Case -
Jr.
Rotor -Jr.
Rotor -SuperJeans, SuperSeriesJ
Rotor - Super, 2 Speed &Jeans Machine
Screw for Capacitor Cover 2
Screw for Connector Box 3
Terminal Board Mounting Plate Screw -
Jr.
(3 Phase) (notshown)
Screw
for Top Handle 4
Connector Block Screw
20r3
Screw to secure Block 3
114"-20 x 1/4Socket Head SetScrew 2
Washer 3
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