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INSTALLATION AND STARTUP

Chapter 4 Frame and Carriage Assembly

Floor Mounted Frame

Note: Follow the torque specifications in Chapter 1 of this manual when tightening bolts.

Note: It is imperative to wash quality and cycle time that leveling techniques at the end of
this chapter are performed.

Frame Rail Parts Identification (Overhead View)

Exit

Proximity Target holes must
be at the exit end of the bay

92-1/4”

46-1/8”

Machine
Centerline

Entrance
Large holes always face out
Away from the center-line

1) Verify all of the bay length, width, and height considerations from the previous section. Determine
the position of the machine and the centerline of the doors.
2) Determine if any of the arms need to be de-stroked.
3) The FressStyler® uses a universal rail. This means that both rails are identical. Place the two
FressStyler® rails in the bay taking into account the notes in the above diagram. If from the
height considerations, the carriage can be placed onto the rails with the rail spacing set to 92
1/4’’, then set this spacing between the rails at this time. If the rails need to be separated to 100’’
to lift the carriage up in between the rails, set this distance at this time.
4) Take the four L-Bracket assemblies apart as shown below.
5) Take the sixteen compression rods and slide them into the larger diameter holes in the rails.
6) Attach the four L-Brackets to the frame using the 1/2-13 x 4-1/2‘’ bolts, 1/2‘’ flat washers, bolt on
detail plate, and 1/2’’ Nylock™ nuts, as shown in the diagram below.

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