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Adjustments
The tip height to the bowling lane should be equal to the tip height
of the cleaner tip assembly, which is flush with the frame. Adjusting
the tip up or down from the default height (flush with the frame) will
change the start and stop points of the treatment stream. Turning
the tip a little to the left, or right, will adjust the stream location.
The Treatment ‘ON’ Counter and the Treatment ‘OFF’
Counter help align the application of treatment on the lane.
The Backup Distance is used to control the lengthwise
distance.
The Moving Head Speed is used to adjust the volume of
treatment dispensed onto the lane. The slower the head travels, the more treatment will be
allowed to be applied while the faster the head travels will result in less treatment.
Pindeck Treatment Can Replacement
When it comes time to replace the Pindeck Treatment can,
spillage can occur causing a sticky, nasty mess to clean up.
With this in mind, do NOT do this on the
approach!
Do this with the machine laying down on the
shop floor.
1.
With the hose assembly still attached to the nozzle, pull holding lever back and
lift the bottle up and out of the compartment.
2.
Before removing cap and hose assembly, help free up the
cap from the bottle by twisting the cap back and forth on
the bottle as shown. (shown without hose attached)
3.
Remove the cap and hose, as one by pushing up on the
assembly as shown to the right. Even though you have a
new actuator cap with the new bottle, your old cap
should work just fine.
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