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Service Manual In ternal WPC5 / WPC6  Page 5-161 5.5.5 Settings for the stopper strip (rear, top guide rail) Figure 5. 20 : Scre ws securing the tower cover to the WPC frame NOTICE Using 2 base plates In particular when…

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If the position needs to be corrected, the tower cover must be moved.

To do this, you should release (but not remove) all six screws that secure the tower cover to the

frame of the WPC.

Figure 5.19: Screws securing the tower cover to the WPC frame

Now move the top cover (tower cover) to achieve a gap of 0.2 mm between the two front guide rails

and the gauge.

Now remove the gauge from Division 5 and insert it in division 24 (fifth from the top).

Clamp the gauge in the same way as you did in Division 5 , with the „Gauge base setting base plate

position“ [03110862-xx] touching the guide rails of the lifting axis. See section 5.3.

Move the tower up.

Use a feeler gauge to check the gap between the front guide rails and the baseplate of the gauge.

It should be in the range 0.2 mm to 0.7 mm.

NOTICE

Using 2 base plates

If you are using two gauges, you can now set the bottom and top positions at the top,

front guide rail together.

Finally tighten the 6 securing screws for the cover again. To do this, use a torque wrench set to a

tightening torque of 5 Nm.

Then apply red screw locking varnish [00318197-01] to these screws.

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5.5.5 Settings for the stopper strip (rear, top guide rail)

Figure 5.20: Screws securing the tower cover to the WPC frame

NOTICE

Using 2 base plates

In particular when you are setting the stopper strip, it is recommended that you use 2

gauges in the tower as described above.

If you are only using one gauge, insert it in Division 24 (fifth from the top).

Clamp the gauge in the same way as described above, with the „Gauge base setting base plate

position“ [03110862-] touching the guide rails of the lifting axis.

Then position the tower in such a way that the gauge is located between the two alignment marks on

the small, flat surface of the rail.

Figure 5.21: Alignment marks on the stopper strip (top, rear guide rail, bottom position)

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Now use a feeler gauge to set a gap of 0.2 mm between the guide rail and the baseplate of the

gauge.

Figure 5.22: Setting the bottom position of the rear, top stopper strip (guide rail) to 0.2 mm

If you identify that the gauge and the rail are not parallel (see the figure above), you can change the

angle of the rail using the magnet.

Figure 5.23: Setting the stopper strip at right angles to the mounting bracket using the magnet.

If you wish to remove the stopper strip in order to set the angle, proceed as follows.

Set a gap of 0.2 mm here.

Take particular care to ensure that the

gauge is parallel with the surface of the

rail. If these are not parallel, the rail is not

perpendicular to the mounting surface of

the stopper strip unit.

The magnet also acts as the stopper for the

stopper strip.

If you release the locknut at the rear, you

can twist the magnet to set the inclination of

the stopper strip.