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    We have an Enos pressure sensitive labeler circa 1990 + that needs some TLC. In order to help our repair tech, we would like to get our hands on a manual/schematic.

    Any one have one lying around? Would be happy to pay/trade some beer for one...

    Please PM me if you have anything that might work for a manual.

    Thx.

    Tom

  • #2
    Thx, Taps - We found a wiring diagram hiding up inside the unit, so the techies are now happy. The rest of the operation looks fairly easy to figure out so I think that we are good now.

    Thank you for the offer!

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    • #3
      POS ENOS Base

      I would be very interested in seeing a wiring diagram for my pos Enos Base from 1996.
      Would it be possible to fax/email me a copy?
      Mine is down right now and I need it up
      Thanks
      E Dave
      electricbrewing@gmail.com
      520 432 5465 fax

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      • #4
        Any of you guys still have this labeler ? Im looking for a manual for the Enos Euro Labeler.

        Thx

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        • #5
          Originally posted by gbough View Post
          Any of you guys still have this labeler ? Im looking for a manual for the Enos Euro Labeler.

          Thx
          I received very good support and customer service from the folks at Vintner's Vault in CA. www.thevintnervault.com
          Good luck,
          Jason

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Bayside Brewer View Post
            I received very good support and customer service from the folks at Vintner's Vault in CA. www.thevintnervault.com
            Good luck,
            Jason
            Thanks !! Ill get in touch with them, and see what I can find out, Im having some issues with the timer/sorter/spacer,
            when the bottles are queuing they fall. We are only into our second run, and we are feeding the bottles manually.

            Thanks again !!

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            • #7
              Some more information may be helpful. Are the bottles falling on the way into the labeler or out? Full or empty bottles?
              If falling on the way in, try adjusting (loosening) the rails to keep them from getting hung up as the conveyor carries them. It is a mechanical process so look at each step isolated to begin to trouble shoot.
              Is there anything that is pulling or pushing the bottles unevenly like old labels on the belt or the rails?
              Check your compressed air supply, if it is too low or too high, it will not actuate the mechanisms properly.
              The "star wheel" actuator is on the outlet side conveyor axle and sometimes is not aligned properly.
              The label positioning cylinders if not adjusted properly can knock bottles over.
              Hope this helps. Feel free to reach out with more questions.
              Jason
              thatbeerguy@hotmail.com
              509-494-3715

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