Gamma+ 7000 Es Manuel utilisateur

OWNER'S MANUAL

Issue3 -March29,1999Issue3 -March29,1999

Issue3 -March29,1999

7000Es

STRINGINGMACHINE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

LIMITED WARRANTY

GAMMA SPORTS ("GAMMA") warrants to the original purchaser that the GAMMA stringing machine ("EQUIPMENT")

purchased is free from defects in materials and workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of original purchase

for mechanical parts (excluding electronic parts and string clamps), and for a period of one (1) year from the date of purchase

forelectronicpartsandstringclamps.Shouldanydefectsdevelopundernormalusewithinthespecifiedtimeperiods,GAMMA

will at its option, repair or replace the defective EQUIPMENT provided it is returned to GAMMA prepaid at the purchaser's

expense. This warranty does not apply to any damage or defect caused by negligence, abuse, misuse, unauthorized

alteration, shipping, handling, or part wear and tear as a result of normal use.

GAMMA'sobligationunderthiswarrantyislimitedtorepairorreplacementofdefectiveEQUIPMENT,andnooneisauthorized

to promise any other liability. GAMMA shall in no event be liable for any incidental or consequential damages.

To return defective EQUIPMENT, a return authorization (RA#) must be obtained from a GAMMA customer service

representative by calling 1-800-333-0337. The RA# must be marked on the outside of the shipping carton being returned. All

returnsmust beshippedprepaid bythecustomertoGAMMA. Pleaseretainthe originalshippingcartonandpacking materials

for any future shipments.

7000ES

OWNER'SMANUAL

INSIDE FRONT COVER ..................................................................... WARRANTY

PAGE 1 ................................................................................................. FEATURES

PAGE 2......................................................................... PARTS AND UNPACKING

PAGE 3..................................................................... ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

PAGE 8........................................................................... MOUNTING THE FRAME

PAGE 10 .........................................................................STRINGING THE FRAME

PAGE 13 .................................................................................. PATHFINDER AWL

PAGE 14 .................................................... MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS

PAGE 15 .............................................................................. TROUBLESHOOTING

PAGE 15 ............................................................................ CARE AND CLEANING

PAGE 16 .............................................................. PART NUMBERS AND LISTING

7000ES

KeyProductFeatures

1. Electric Constant Pull String Tensioner w/ Diamond Coated String Gripper

2. Large LED Readout

3. 10-89 lbs Tension Range in 0.5 lb increments

4. Two Tensioning Speeds (slow for aramid and metallic & fast for synthetic and gut)

5. 6 Point “Suspension” Mounting System (10 point support)

6. Dual Action, Swivel, Composite Coated Steel String Clamps w/ Diamond Coating

7. Convenient Foot Actuated Tensioner Switch

8. Full Fiberglass Cover w/ Integrated 70 sq in Tool Tray

9. Height Adjustable from 39” to 46” (can also be used on table top)

10. 110 V / 220 V Compatible

1 2

Instructions for Unpacking and Preparing for Assembly

The 7000 Es is shipped in two cartons, a large carton for the stringing machine and

accessories and a smaller carton for the post and base. Please save the cartons and

packing materials for possible shipments in the future. Gamma Sports can not be respon-

sible for machines which are not shipped in there original, undamaged packaging. The only

tools you will need to assemble the 7000 Es is a screw driver. The balance of tools needed

for assembly are provided with the machine. Due to the weight of the tensioner unit, you

may need the assistance of someone to help lift the tensioner unit out of the carton.

Once the cartons are opened, remove all inner cartons and check to be sure that all parts

are accounted for. DO NOT REMOVE THE FOAM PACKING MATERIALS AROUND THE

BASE OF THE TENSIONER UNIT AT THIS TIME. THIS PACKING MATERIAL SHOULD

REMAIN IN PLACE TO PROTECT THE TENSIONER WHILE REMOVING IT FROM THE

INNER CARTON.

Small Post Carton Contains :

(1) Lower Post

(2) Upper Post with Flange

(4) Legs

(1) Winged Locking Knob Screw

(4) M8 x 25 Flat Head Screws

(4) M8 x 30 Cap Screws

Large master carton is a double carton with an inner carton containing :

(1) Tensioner Assembly with Turntable Installed (bolted to inner carton)

(1) Power Cord

(2) Suspension Mounting Stands w/ Side and Slide Support Fitted w/ Plastic Adapters

(2) Fixed String Clamps w/ Bases, Slide Bushings, and Wing Nut Screws

(2) Mounting Stand Locking Levers w/ Washers

(2) Badminton Frame Support Slides w/ Plastic Adapters

(1) Package of Spare plastic adapters for mounting system (contains 12 pcs)

(4) Rubber Feetw/ Screws

(1) Foot Pedal Tensioner Switch

(1) Tool Kit (contains side cutter, bent nose pliers, needle nose pliers)

(1) Straight Stringers Awl

(1) Pathfinder Specialty Awl

(2) Composite Badminton Floating Clamps

(1) 6 mm “T” Handle Hex Wrench

(1) 5 mm “T” Handle Hex Wrench

(1) 4 mm “T” Handle Hex Wrench

(1) 2 mm “L” shaped Hex Wrench

(1) 2.5 mm “L” shaped Hex Wrench

(1) 3 mm “L” shaped Hex Wrench

7000ES

PartsandUnpacking

Base Leg Assembly

TheGAMMA7000ESstringingmachineuses

a four leg base design. The legs must be

assembled to the support post before use.

Remove the lower column support, the up-

per column support, four (4) legs, four (4)

socketheadcapscrewsandfour(4)flathead

cap screws from the small shipping carton.

Base Leg Assembly (Cont.)

Align the holes in the leg flange with the

matching holes in the lower column support

post. Secure the leg with one FLAT HEAD

cap screw through the upper hole, and one

SOCKET HEAD cap screw through the bot-

tomhole.Repeatthisprocedureforthethree

remaining legs.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Base Leg Assembly (Cont.)

To complete the base stand, screw the height adjust-

ment locking knob (“A”) into the side of the support

column. The locking knob should not protrude beyond

the inside of the support column at this time.“A”

Foot Installation

CAUTION : To maintain the alignment

between the fiberglass covers and the

frame, it is very important that the feet be

installed before removing the four center

screws that attach the tensioner assem-

bly to the upper post flange.

Toinstallthefeet,tiltthetensionerbackonits

side and screw the four feet into the holes at

the corners of the base.

Stand Upper Post Installation

After installing the four corner feet, remove

the four (4) button head cap screws and flat

washers from the base of the tensioner.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Unpacking the Tensioner

The tensioner assembly is packed and se-

cured to the inner carton by two sheets of

wood and four (4) bolts. With the foam pack-

ing still in place around the base of the

tensionerassembly,removetheinnercarton

andlay itonitssideonthefloor.Removethe

four (4) shipping bolts from the underside of

the carton with a screw driver. Upright the

cartononthefloor and removethetensioner

assembly. Retain the bolts, wood and car-

tons for future shipment.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Stand Upper Post Installation (cont.)

Withtheheightadjustment capscrewonthe

upper post facing the right side of the

tensioner,alignthefour(4)holesintheupper

post flange with the holes in the tensioner

base. Secure the flange to the base with the

four cap screws and flat washers.

Height Adjustment

Theturntableheight of the Gamma 7000ES

is adjustable from 39” to 46”. To change the

height, remove the socket head cap screw

from its current position and place it in the

appropriate hole to set the desired height of

the machine.

Installing the Turntable

Insertthecenterpostoftheturntableintothe

bearingsofthestringingmachinebase.Make

sure that the turntable brake is not engaged

before installing the turntable.

Installing the Racquet Mounting System

Align the threaded hole in the bottom of the

frame support post with the slot in the turn-

table. Screw the lever lock bolt with washer

intotheoutermostholelocated inthebottom

ofthesupportpostandtightengently.Position

thewasherwiththeroundededgetowardthe

turntable.

Repeat procedureforthesupportpostonthe

opposite side of the turntable.

There are two holes located in the bottom of

the support post. The inner hole is for use

withsuperoversizeracquetstoprovideaddi-

tionalseparationspacebetweenthemountingarms.Theouterholesshouldbeusedwhenever

possible provide maximum support for securing the support post to the turntable.

ASSEMBLYINSTRUCTIONS

Installing the Fixed Clamps

To install the clamps, remove the winged

lockknobtoseparatetheknobfromthelower

guide bushing. Be careful not to lose the

radial thrust bearing components located in

the center recess of the knob.

Align the clamp base with the clamp slot of

the turntable base. Insert the clamp guide

bushingintotheclampfromthebottomofthe

turntable making sure to engage the guide

with the clamp slot.

Fixed Clamp Installation

Place the load bushing into the top of the

clamp base mating it to the lower guide

bushing.After checking that the thrust bear-

ing is positioned correctly in the base of the

winged lock knob, screw the knob into the

base bushing until fully seated.

Thepostofthestringclampheadandtubeof

thestringclampbasearetreatedwithgrease

to provide protection against corrosion dur-

ingshipping.Remove any excessivegrease

with a clean cloth prior to use. The post and

tube may also be cleaned with isopropyl

alcohol. After this type of thorough cleaning, the post and tube should be treated with a light

coatingofmachineoiltoprotectthesurfacesagainstcorrosionandtoensuresmoothoperation.

Front Panel Features

“A” - Spilt Drum String Gripper

“B” - Tensioning Button Switch

“C” - Tension Adjustment Knob

“D” - L.E.D. Tension Display

“E” - Red LED

“F” - Green LED

“G” - L.E.D. Display Cover Plate

“H” - High Tension Calibration Port

“L” - Low Tension Calibration Port

“A”

“B”

“C”“D” “E”

“F”“G”

“A” “B”

“C”

“D”

“E” “F”

“G” “L” “H”

Side Panel Features

“A” - Lighted On-Off Power Switch

“B” - Power Cord Socket

“C” - Sliding Fuse Holder w/ Spare Fuse

“D” - Gripper Reversing Switch

“E” - 110V / 220V Switch

“F” - 2 Pin Foot Pedal Switch Socket

“G” -Tensioner Speed Switch

Figure 1

Front Panel

Figure 2

Side Panel

Refer to Figures 1 and 2 for power connection and control information.

Before connecting to the power supply, check the voltage supply switch setting

located on the side panel as shown in Figure 2. To change from 110 volts service to

220 volt service simply slide the switch fully to the right or to the left until “110V” or

“220V” appears on the switch plate.

To install the power cord, simply insert the female end of the power cord into the Power

Cord Socket located on the side panel and plug the male end into a grounded power outlet.

When using extension cords, use grounded heavy duty extension cords rated for 15 AMP

service. To connect the foot pedal switch, insert the 2 pin mail connector located at the end

of the foot pedal switch cord, into the two pin receptacle located in the side panel. Tighten

the connector with the sleeve nut located on the foot pedal switch connector.

Connections&Controls

MOUNTINGTHEFRAME

Adjusting the Frame Support Posts

Place the racquet frame over the center

support slide and onto the frame support.

Loosen the lever lock bolt on one support

post. Slide the post outward until the center

support of the racquet support slide is posi-

tioned near the inside surface of the racquet

frame. Securely tighten the lever lock bolt.

Adjust the opposite post using the same

procedure.

Caution: To avoid racquet damage, the sup-

portslideshouldnotcontacttheracquetprior

to fixing the support posts.

Securing the Shoulder Supports

Secure the racquet frame with the shoulder

supports by rotating the large adjustment

knobs on the outside of the support post

assemblies clockwise. Adjust the supports

untilfirmcontactismadebetweentheshoul-

der supports and the frame.

The tear drop shaped holes torwards the

back of the shoulder supports are handy

for holding the loose end of the string

while pulling the string through the

racquet. Simply insert the loose end into

the tear drop shaped holes and slide the

string into the point of the hole.

Shoulder Support Adjustment

The shoulder supports on the 7000Es are

adjustable to provide support to the racquet

frame.Loosentheknurledknobatthebottom

of the shoulder support and swivel the sup-

port so that the pads will contact the frame

squarely when the arms are closed against

the racquet. Should the shoulder supports

block string holes, adjust the position of the

racquet between the arms until the shoulder

supportscontactthe racquetbetweengrom-

met holes.

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