[jubee]

All good , found it.

Its just a small screw under the fan section that moves a small lever and takes the brake off.

It worked and now i have adjusted the arm. Wasn't that bad after all. Pretty straight forward.

Now I'm looking to see how i can adjust the tool change Macro Z height ......From a few searches looks like lots of help and details.
hopefully something i can use out there...

Thanks again guys for your help
Very much appreciated

[servtech]

All good , found it.

Its just a small screw under the fan section that moves a small lever and takes the brake off.

It worked and now i have adjusted the arm. Wasn't that bad after all. Pretty straight forward.

Now I'm looking to see how i can adjust the tool change Macro Z height ......From a few searches looks like lots of help and details.
hopefully something i can use out there...

Thanks again guys for your help
Very much appreciated

Great news :-)

[zavateandu]

All good , found it.

Its just a small screw under the fan section that moves a small lever and takes the brake off.

It worked and now i have adjusted the arm. Wasn't that bad after all. Pretty straight forward.

Now I'm looking to see how i can adjust the tool change Macro Z height ......From a few searches looks like lots of help and details.
hopefully something i can use out there...

Thanks again guys for your help
Very much appreciated

if you post the macro program we can see how the Z is going to reference for tool change
ther are 2 ways of doing it
1, using the second reference point with G30 and the parameter to adjust will be 737
2.if it is doing in in the reference point that will be with G28 you have to adjust the gridshift in the parameter 510

the easy way to check is if you have G30 in the macro program for tool change or you have a small value in the parameter 737 that will mach the machine position in the tool change point for Z axis
Good luck