Specialized in Manufacturing Corrugated Carton Printing Machine & Solutions Since 1995
| 1. Feeding Unit | ||
| Trouble | Possible causes | Remedy | 
| Sheets don't feed | Feed gate is too tight | Check clearance with sample sheet from order and make adjustment accordingly | 
| Rear panel is too tight | Check setting against sheet size and/or manufacturing diagram | |
| Too many sheets in feeder | Reduce quantity in feeder | |
| Moist sheets | Check sheets for moisture content. | |
| Double feeding of sheets | Front gate is too high | Reset gate to just allow one sheet through | 
| Sheets crushed | Feed roll is too low | Adjust clearance in accordance with sheet thickness | 
| Crushed at thecorrugator | Check thickness of sheets received from corrugator | |
| Feed rolls are out of parallel | Make sure feed rolls are parallel and are not loose on either end | |
| Sheets slipping | Worn feed roll | Check feed roll to see if it has hardened and has become too smooth to grip sheet firmly without crushing | 
| Sheet size is too small. | Check sheet size to see if it is below the minimum sheet size of machine | |
| Excessive bending | Check the bending degree of sheet and pick out too bended ones | |
| Improperly calibrated indicator | Check dial and instrument panel on operator's side of machine | |
| Variable printing and slotting results | Improper feeding | See "Sheets don't feed" and "Sheets slipping" parts above | 
| Poor printing | Poor printing | See "Sheets crushed" | 
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						 2. Printing Unit | ||
| Trouble | Possible causes | Remedy | 
| Insufficient Ink | No ink in ink tank | Replenish ink tank | 
| Clogged hoses | Remove and clean | |
| Air pressure loss | Check and fix air circuit | |
| Ink bubbling | Add antifoaming agent to ink | |
| Electricity failure | Check and fix electric circuit | |
| Ink circulating system filter clogged | Remove and clean filter | |
| Pump not turned on | Ensure that system switches are activated and press Reset button | |
| Impression roll does not move up or down | Air solenoid valve defective | Replace solenoid valve | 
| Pneumatic lines clogged with oil / water | Remove blockage, replace lines if necessary | |
| Leaky pneumatic lines | Repair or replace | |
| Air supply not activated | Ensure that air supply valves are open | |
| Jam-up in printing unit | Loose liner on sheet | Replace sheet | 
| Loose sheet guide | If sheets are slightly warped, a loose sheet guide may cause snags, so the guide needs to be tightened | |
| Sheet liner sticking to printing plate | This will happen if machine is stopped during feeding, so remove jammed board and carefully clean printing plate | |
| Loss of register | Misplaced printing plate | Relocate printing plate | 
| Stretched or loose printing plate | Repair or replace | |
| Loose or worn gears in phase shifter or main drive | Repair or replace | |
| Loose axle sleeve | Replace | |
| Insufficient pressure on pull rolls | Adjust roll clearance | |
| Worn upper pull roll | Replace | |
| Printing out of registration | Insufficient sheet control | Add pull bands | 
| Print not centered | Printing blanket not centered | Improperly scribed plate centerline. Lateral setting of print cylinder not returned to "0" after previous order | 
| Ink return flow sluggish or stops during run | Ink return pump clogged with paper dust | Dismantle and clean return pump (must be done once a week) | 
| Ink viscosity drops and/or ink level increases | Water getting into ink, automatic wash-up device turned on | Check water shut-off valve and cylinder, increase air supply | 
| Ink overflows | Ink flow is too great | Ink return flow should visually be controlled below than 3/8", and supply capacity is greater than return capability | 
| Ink return pump clogged | Dismantle return pump and clean | |
| Ink throws at high speed on print cylinder | Ink flow is too great | Cut down ink flow | 
| Wash up water runs sluggishly or stops in return line | Ink return pump clogged with paper dust | Dismantle return pump and clean | 
| Insufficient ink supply | No ink in tank | Fill ink in tank | 
| Clogged hoses | Remove and clean | |
| Ink bubbling | Add antifoaming agent to ink | |
| Ink filter clogged | Remove and clean or replace | |
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						 3. Slotting Unit | ||
| Trouble | Possiblecauses | Remedy | 
| Slotting out of registration | Improperly sheet feeding | See "Feeding unit" | 
| Less pressure on sheet when transporting | Decrease clearance between guide rolls, or pre-creasing wheels, or creasing wheels | |
| Seriously worn slotting blade | Replace the slotting blade | |
| Loose slotting blade | Tighten slotting blade | |
| Incorrect phase of slotting blade | Adjust phase | |
| The upper and down shafts of pre-creasing wheels or creasing wheels are not parallel | Adjust shafts to be parallel | |
| Slotting not uniform, coarse edge, or sheet crushed | Seriously worn slotting blade | Add pull bands to blade carrier | 
| The driving chain for lateral movement of blade carrier is loose | Check and fasten the chain | |
| The front and back slotting blades are not in a line | Adjust the blades and make them in a line | |
| Less pressure of creasing wheels | Decrease the clearance between the creasing wheels | |
| Poor quality sheets, such as dryness and low fiber proportion | Use high quality sheets | |
| Sheets crushed at the corrugator | Check sheets for damage as received fromcorrugator | |