I couldn't see any reason for having those protruding tooth wheels at the back (on both sides of the tray); they serve no function, so I opened up the machine and took them both out (and I'm glad that I did). The machine now runs much smoother, cards don't get jammed, it's far less noisy, and the cards don't jump around and fly off the tray (this is all because of those stupid wheels at the back). The initial reason for taking those wheels out is because they may damage the cards in time with those teeth. And while I had the machine opened, I fixed the lever that starts the device; the contact plates were not touching when the lever was pressed down, so I put a piece of plastic underneath the bottom contact plate to raise it up a little.
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I couldn't see any reason for having those protruding tooth wheels at the back (on both sides of the tray); they serve no function, so I opened up the machine and took them both out (and I'm glad that I did). The machine now runs much smoother, cards don't get jammed, it's far less noisy, and the cards don't jump around and fly off the tray (this is all because of those stupid wheels at the back). The initial reason for taking those wheels out is because they may damage the cards in time with those teeth. And while I had the machine opened, I fixed the lever that starts the device; the contact plates were not touching when the lever was pressed down, so I put a piece of plastic underneath the bottom contact plate to raise it up a little.
Ahh right ok , that makes a lot of sense , great idea and thanks for sharing
It was useful for me. Thanks.
Your welcome thank you