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Description: Bowling Ball Return Hood
Applicable Machine Model: AMF82-70/ 82-90/ 82-90XLI
Component of: Ball lift assembly
Position on Machine: Ball lift
Material: Plastic
Weight: 12kgs
Size: 120cm*40cm*70cm
Packing: Carton
Lead Time: Within 7 days
Warranty: One Year
Picture of Bowling Ball Return Hood
INSTALLING THE PROFILE HOOD AND BALL RACK ASSEMBLIES The PRO file Hood Assembly (252-002-100) is a made up of a base, a hood, a mounting bracket, and an access panel, as shown in Figure 7.
NOTE: The components come assembled and must be separated for installation. Before separating the components, mark the foul-line end of the base. DO NOT remove the mounting bracket from the access panel. The ball rack assembly is made up of an upper ball rack and pedestal leg, and an optional lower rack. The upper ball rack can hold 11 balls. The ball rack is attached to the ball lift by the three-way bracket that connects the ball rack, ball lift, and PROfile hood. NOTE: The ball rack and pedestal leg are shipped in separate boxes.
Complete the steps below to install the base, hood, ball rack, and access panel.
1. To install the base, measure 15鈥?from the side of the ball lift towards foul line and draw a line perpendicular to the centerline. Mark 5.3鈥?on either side of the centerline on the line, and drill 5/16-inch pilot holes at the two locations.
2. Position the base (252-002-101), foul lane end towards the foul line, over the cutout so the centerline of the base aligns with the centerline you drew on the approach.
3. Ensure the base is parallel to the center line and the Ball Lift and secure the base to the approach using 2 of the 4 lag screws (810-564-320) and washers (945-867-242) provided.
4. Mark the locations for the back holes using the base as a guide, and drill 5/16-inch pilot holes in the rear trap door. Secure the base with the remaining lag screws and washers.
5. The hood is secured to the base by tabs on the base that snap into slots on the hood. The hood is attached to the access panel which, in turn, is held in place by a three-way bracket that connects the ball rack, ball lift, and hood together. Wait until after the ball rack is installed to complete the hood installation.
6. Assemble the rack by completing the following steps: a) Determine whether you want the leg assembly attached to the cross beam at the blower end of the rack or to the cross beam at the middle of the rack. b) Attach the pedestal leg using two 5/16-18x1 hex screws (826-057-162) and lock washers (951-156-002).
7. Install the ball rack to the Ball Lift by completing the following steps and referring to Figure 9. a) Cut the plastic tie to remove the thick washer and 1/2鈥?lock washer from the Ball Lift's mounting bracket and set them aside. Leave the grommet bushing in place. b) Insert the hex cap screw/stud of the ball rack through the grommet bushing and in the Ball Lift's mounting bracket. Attach the hardware you set aside in the previous steps in the order shown in Figure 9. Attach the hex nut (844-073-002, from the Hardware Bag) just enough to stay on the screw/stud.
8. Align the centerline of the rack assembly with that of the Ball Lift and use the holes in the base of the pedestal leg as a template to mark the locations for drilling the four pilot holes for securing the rack assembly to the approach.
9. Slide the rack assembly to one side and drill four 5/16-inch pilot holes on the marks you made in the previous step. Reposition the rack assembly to line up the base of the pedestal over the pilot holes銆?/p>
10. Secure the rack assembly to the approach using four 3/8 x 1-1/2-inch lag screws (810- 564-240) and washers (948-964-142).
11. Cover the four openings in the base of the pedestal using the black button plugs (248- 001-509).
12. Place a level along the length of the top rail of the ball rack (either side) and check for level. If the end of the ball rack attached to the Ball Lift is low, add 鈥淐鈥?washers (964- 075-921 from the Hardware Bag directly under the mounting bracket of the ball rack. (See Figure 10.)
13. Verify that the rack is leveled correctly by placing a bowling ball with no initial speed onto the center rails approximately mid way along the rack. The ball should move toward the end of the rack and pick up enough speed to fall onto the side track.
14. Snap the hood (252-002-102) into place on the base.
15. Insert the access panel so the slot of the mounting bracket (252-002-104) straddles the hex cap screw/stud, so that the bracket is under the mounting bracket of the ball rack (and any washers), and above the grommet bushing of the ball lift mounting bracket, as shown in Figure 11.
16. Align the holes in the mounting bracket with the holes in the side of the hood, as shown in Figure 12.
17. Secure the bracket to the hood with the screws (809-849-165), split washers (951-148-008), and flat washers (948-753-102). Firmly tighten the screws.
18. Remove the access panel from the mounting bracket. Set aside the screws (809-849-165), split washers (951-148-008), and flat washers (948- 753-102).
19. Reach through the opening under the mounting bracket and firmly tighten the 1/2-13 hex nut onto the hex cap screw/stud.
20. Reattach the access panel to the mounting bracket with the hardware you set aside.
21. Firmly tighten the nuts and screws for all connections and attachments.
22. Remove any installation markings that remain on the approach surface.Bowling Lane Parts company
website:http://www.bowlingeternity.com/bowling-lane-parts/
Applicable Machine Model: AMF82-70/ 82-90/ 82-90XLI
Component of: Ball lift assembly
Position on Machine: Ball lift
Material: Plastic
Weight: 12kgs
Size: 120cm*40cm*70cm
Packing: Carton
Lead Time: Within 7 days
Warranty: One Year
Picture of Bowling Ball Return Hood
INSTALLING THE PROFILE HOOD AND BALL RACK ASSEMBLIES The PRO file Hood Assembly (252-002-100) is a made up of a base, a hood, a mounting bracket, and an access panel, as shown in Figure 7.
NOTE: The components come assembled and must be separated for installation. Before separating the components, mark the foul-line end of the base. DO NOT remove the mounting bracket from the access panel. The ball rack assembly is made up of an upper ball rack and pedestal leg, and an optional lower rack. The upper ball rack can hold 11 balls. The ball rack is attached to the ball lift by the three-way bracket that connects the ball rack, ball lift, and PROfile hood. NOTE: The ball rack and pedestal leg are shipped in separate boxes.
Complete the steps below to install the base, hood, ball rack, and access panel.
1. To install the base, measure 15鈥?from the side of the ball lift towards foul line and draw a line perpendicular to the centerline. Mark 5.3鈥?on either side of the centerline on the line, and drill 5/16-inch pilot holes at the two locations.
2. Position the base (252-002-101), foul lane end towards the foul line, over the cutout so the centerline of the base aligns with the centerline you drew on the approach.
3. Ensure the base is parallel to the center line and the Ball Lift and secure the base to the approach using 2 of the 4 lag screws (810-564-320) and washers (945-867-242) provided.
4. Mark the locations for the back holes using the base as a guide, and drill 5/16-inch pilot holes in the rear trap door. Secure the base with the remaining lag screws and washers.
5. The hood is secured to the base by tabs on the base that snap into slots on the hood. The hood is attached to the access panel which, in turn, is held in place by a three-way bracket that connects the ball rack, ball lift, and hood together. Wait until after the ball rack is installed to complete the hood installation.
6. Assemble the rack by completing the following steps: a) Determine whether you want the leg assembly attached to the cross beam at the blower end of the rack or to the cross beam at the middle of the rack. b) Attach the pedestal leg using two 5/16-18x1 hex screws (826-057-162) and lock washers (951-156-002).
7. Install the ball rack to the Ball Lift by completing the following steps and referring to Figure 9. a) Cut the plastic tie to remove the thick washer and 1/2鈥?lock washer from the Ball Lift's mounting bracket and set them aside. Leave the grommet bushing in place. b) Insert the hex cap screw/stud of the ball rack through the grommet bushing and in the Ball Lift's mounting bracket. Attach the hardware you set aside in the previous steps in the order shown in Figure 9. Attach the hex nut (844-073-002, from the Hardware Bag) just enough to stay on the screw/stud.
8. Align the centerline of the rack assembly with that of the Ball Lift and use the holes in the base of the pedestal leg as a template to mark the locations for drilling the four pilot holes for securing the rack assembly to the approach.
9. Slide the rack assembly to one side and drill four 5/16-inch pilot holes on the marks you made in the previous step. Reposition the rack assembly to line up the base of the pedestal over the pilot holes銆?/p>
10. Secure the rack assembly to the approach using four 3/8 x 1-1/2-inch lag screws (810- 564-240) and washers (948-964-142).
11. Cover the four openings in the base of the pedestal using the black button plugs (248- 001-509).
12. Place a level along the length of the top rail of the ball rack (either side) and check for level. If the end of the ball rack attached to the Ball Lift is low, add 鈥淐鈥?washers (964- 075-921 from the Hardware Bag directly under the mounting bracket of the ball rack. (See Figure 10.)
13. Verify that the rack is leveled correctly by placing a bowling ball with no initial speed onto the center rails approximately mid way along the rack. The ball should move toward the end of the rack and pick up enough speed to fall onto the side track.
14. Snap the hood (252-002-102) into place on the base.
15. Insert the access panel so the slot of the mounting bracket (252-002-104) straddles the hex cap screw/stud, so that the bracket is under the mounting bracket of the ball rack (and any washers), and above the grommet bushing of the ball lift mounting bracket, as shown in Figure 11.
16. Align the holes in the mounting bracket with the holes in the side of the hood, as shown in Figure 12.
17. Secure the bracket to the hood with the screws (809-849-165), split washers (951-148-008), and flat washers (948-753-102). Firmly tighten the screws.
18. Remove the access panel from the mounting bracket. Set aside the screws (809-849-165), split washers (951-148-008), and flat washers (948- 753-102).
19. Reach through the opening under the mounting bracket and firmly tighten the 1/2-13 hex nut onto the hex cap screw/stud.
20. Reattach the access panel to the mounting bracket with the hardware you set aside.
21. Firmly tighten the nuts and screws for all connections and attachments.
22. Remove any installation markings that remain on the approach surface.Bowling Lane Parts company
website:http://www.bowlingeternity.com/bowling-lane-parts/