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    Re: 5052 6052 Multi Feed 0511 0512

    Less pressure on the spring means more separation force. The further the spring is stretched, it has less separation force.
    Hope that helps !
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    Re: 5052 6052 Multi Feed 0511 0512

    Quote Originally Posted by fishleg View Post
    So you guys are saying less pressure less multi feed I put more pressure on the separation 🤪.

    I'd adust the pick up but it's already weak, any weaker don't think it would feed..
    I thought that might be the case.

    Pad separation works opposite of roller separation.
    With pad separation more spring pressure means more page separation.

    With roller separation less spring tension means more page separation. Think of it this way: with more spring pressure, the more the separation roller follows the feed, and the less it separates pages.
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    Re: 5052 6052 Multi Feed 0511 0512

    Quote Originally Posted by blackcat4866 View Post
    I thought that might be the case.

    Pad separation works opposite of roller separation.
    With pad separation more spring pressure means more page separation.

    With roller separation less spring tension means more page separation. Think of it this way: with more spring pressure, the more the separation roller follows the feed, and the less it separates pages.
    =^..^=
    Thank you makes sense. I better go back and try that then I made it stronger 🤣.

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