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Service Manual In ternal WPC5 / WPC6  Page 5-158 5.5.3 Bottom guide rails, bottom position Now move the tower f urther down until it is j ust above the bottom lifting axis buff er Figure 5. 16 : Setting the position of …

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If you need to change the position of the bottom, rear guide rail, you must remove the cover on the

left-hand side of the WPC.

Figure 5.15: Adjusting the rear, bottom guide rail

The securing screws for the

guide rails can be

accessed through holes in

the frame to allow them to

be released and tightened.

Oval holes allow easy

horizontal adjustment of the

rails.

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5.5.3 Bottom guide rails, bottom position

Now move the tower further down until it is just above the bottom lifting axis buffer

Figure 5.16: Setting the position of the bottom rear guide rails, 0.5 mm..

Again use a feeler gauge to set a gap of 0.5 mm between the guide rail and the baseplate of the

gauge.

Now move the tower back up until the gauge is at the same height as the alignment marks for the

start of the chamfer of the bottom guide rails.

Used a feeler gauge to check that the gap between the guide rail and the baseplate of the gauge is

still 0.2 mm and adjust it if necessary.

If you need to adjust the positions of the bottom guide rails, you must remove the side covers of the

WPC. Refer to Figures 10 and 13 in this document.

NOTICE

Using 2 base plates

If you are working with two gauges, you can now move the tower approximately 10 cm

upwards to insert the 2nd gauge in Level 24 (the 5th level from the top).

Clamp the second gauge in the same way as you did the first with the „Gauge base

setting base plate position“ [03110862-xx] touching the lifting axis guide rails.

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5.5.4 Setting the top, front guide rails (position of the tower cover)

Figure 5.17: Front, top guide rails

Move the tower upwards, until the gauge is above the guidelines on the starting slopes of the upper

guide rails.

These guide rails are mount on the front part of the tower cover. Therefore, this is a setting,

depending on the adjustment of the tower cover position itself.

Figure 5.18: Gap at the front, top guide rail, checking the bottom position, 0.2 mm

First check the gap between the gauge and the guide rails using a 0.2 mm feeler gauge.