Table of Contents 4. Welcome and 16 Function CEC Information Page 1 2. CEC Figure Maintenance Pages 2-10 3. CEC Wiring Chart Page 11 4. CEC Costume Pages 12-43, 5. CEC Drawings / Parts List Pages 14-34So —____—— \pudeting/ Welcome to the NEW Chuck E. Cheese! This new Chuck E, Cheese figure was built with care taken in the design for reliable ‘operation, and ease of maintenance. This figure is considered to be a fairly elaborate ‘animated figure that contains 16 individual digital functions. ‘THESE FUNCTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: Right Arm Swing Left arm Swing Right Elbow Up Left Elbow Up Right Wave Left Wave Head Tur Right Head Turn Left Head Nod Eye Blink Eye Turn Right Eye Tum Left Body Forebend Torso Twist Right Torso Twist Left Mouth, The following maintenance sections are intended to offer a brief outline of the systems and devices employed in this figure. Its purpose is to assist maintenance personnel in performing maintenance andior repair as required. Being a mechanical / electrical system, items are eventually bound to deteriorate, (Wear items are deemed to bo primarily: bearings, cylinders, valves, and friction points.) Other wear items include: costumes, skins, and undergarments, The wear is caused by friction, age, and simple repetitive use, A dedicated program of daily and weekly checks and maintenance practices are important to keep the figure operating and costs down. If and when @ part no longer performs as desired, follow the maintenance and repair procedures specified by this manual. If there is any difficulty in doing this, feel free to contact your corporate headquarters for assistance, || \ipu ‘THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES MUST BE FOLLOWED ON A DAILY BASIS BEFORE THE FIGURES ARE TURNED ON. 1, FILTER / REGULATOR (VALVE BOX): ‘A, Check Filter (drain water). 2, CHECK FIGURE FOR PROPER OPERATION. NOTE: Always observe and follow the manufactures maintenance recommendations for servicing and repair on these items. BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE ON THE FIGURE OR SYSTEMS, THROUGHLY READ ALL APPLICABLE INFORMATION AND PRECAUTIONS. CONSULT YOUR CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS FOR ASSISTANCE, IF NEEDED.‘THROUGHLY READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE OPERATING OR PERFORMING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE ON THE ANIMATRONIC FIGURE (S), SHOW ELEMENTS OR ANY OF THEIR OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS. 41, Maintenance should only be attempted by competent qualified personnel familiar with all systoms and their components. 2. Never begin any maintenance procedure on a figure or show element unless the air, andior electric is off 3. When working near electrical or electronic systems, make sure power Is off and avoid touching exposed electrical areas such as terminals and ther points where voltage may be present. 4. Never replace any component with any other than an identical component. Cylinders and other components different than the original parts can cause extreme damage to the figure. 5. Observe all manufacturers recommendations for service, maintenance, and part replacement on system components, 6. Prior to operation, inspect show area figures and equipment tor any obstructions, hazards, problems, etc. 7. Make sure the figute and all related systems are kept in 2 clean, moisture free environment for which they are intended.FIGURE MAINTENANCE TROUBLE SHOOTING (cont.) 2. Higsing may also mean that a hose has slipped off of afiting or cylinder. I this should occur, find the cylinder location and you should find both ends (look for the same color hose). Ifthe hissing is inlermittent then the line is being turned on and off by the valve. 4, MECHANICAL NOISE 4, The figure contains a number of pivot points, joints, clevises and bearings. The plastic boarings and spherical rod ends, within the figure, are normally silent. Occasionally a squeak Will develop. I this should occur, a single drop of 8:1 ol, at the joint itself, wil solve this problem. Do not lubricate any part of the cylinder rod of any actuator, except for the rod end spherical bearings. The seals In the actuator requite special factory lubrication. Petroleum based oils or greases may ruin the seals 6, LIMB ATTACHMENT 1. fa catastrophic fallure (such as a detached limb) would occur, tur the figure off immediately. ‘This problem may be the result ofa joint pin working its way out ofthe clevis. After maintenance, ‘special care must be taken when reassembling the character, being careful to use the necessary locking fasteners and Locktte where requiredFIGURE MAINTENANCE COSMETICS / COSTUME FIGURE MAINTENANCE ~ CLEANING PROCEDURE 1. FACE AND HANDS (ALL SKIN AREAS) ‘The figure skin is made of specially formulated elastomer that is not affected by sunlight or the elements. Dust will settle on the material to some degree land should be cleaned as required. An air hose with nozzle may be used on a regular basis (dally, if required) to dust the figure. A soft, damp makeup ‘sponge can be used fo gently wipe (not scour oF fu) the dust off the facial or skin areas, Do not use any chemicals or solvents. A feather duster will also work for removing dust from skin, EYEBALL CLEANING ‘The eyes may be cleaned, by rubbing gently with a soft cloth / cheese cloth, dampened with warm water. After they have been cleaned, they can be lightly polished to remove streaks by using a dry swab or piece of Kleenex. Take care not to scratch the eyes in any way. Bo not nub hard or force eyelids open or closed. 3. FUR AND COSTUME AREAS Fur areas should be dusted using an air gun and feather duster on a Fegular basis. Fur fabric can be gently brushed using a soft brush, ‘Care must be taken to not harshly brush colored areas of fur-this may brush out color. ‘A damp sponge may be used, before brushing, to help remove dust or {grime discoloration. Do not use solvents of any kind on fir materials. Costumes may be air blasted andor feather dusted. Most costume ‘material may be treated as normal clothing and can be dry cleaned as needed (do not wash). Da llFIGURE MAINTENANCE BODY FORMS / SHELLS FIGURE MAINTANANCE = Chuck E. Cheese NOTE: TURN OFF ALL AIR AND ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE FIGURE BEFORE BEGINNING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE. ————— ee 4, HEAD ACCESS Remove the baseball cap. This is attached by 2 snaps, one on each side of the hat, under the brim. Chuck E's head is split around sides (behind the ears) and is attached tothe front shell with pan head screws, Upon their removal, the rear ofthe head can be separated from the front. Ths allows ‘access into the head for repairs. Do not remove the front ofthe head f face from the ‘mechanical frame. This should not be necessary for normal maintenance. 2, COSTUME REMOVAL The costume is spit in the back, on a central seam that allows for removal of the clothing without moving the ims, The seams are altached with Velo stips and ‘must be opened carefully. 3, TORSO ACCESS “The torso mechanics can be accessed, by removing the rear half of the body shell, ‘This is done by removing the fasteners on the clips along the seam of the shell 4, ARM ACCESS The arm fur is spit up the back of the arm with a Velero seam, Pull the fur out of the hand glove and split the arm all the way up. The arm fur also has an ‘attachment point at the shoulder, using Velero to attach it to the torso shell, The hand glove is altached with Velero on a seam atthe thumb, 5. LEG ACCESS: ‘The tog fur is split up the back of each leg. Carefully spit the fur from the botiom up. The pelvis area fur is folded over the top of the pelvis shell and Velcro'd. The fur was created to fit very tight to avoid creases and wrinkles on the characters legs. Use care and patience while re-nsteling the fur onto the pelvis and lags 6, BASE ACCESS ‘The base is accessible by first removing the carpet covered panels under the figuies feet. The valve bank is located under these panels,Patents ONINT=N VAN Cols ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT- Chuck E. Cheese NOTE: TURN OFF ALL AIR AND ELECTRIC POWER TO THE FIGURE BEFORE BEGINNING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE. 4, ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT AcTU INDERS) ‘The movement of each individual function is caused by the actuatoricylinder. The actuator Is constructed with only one moving part, the pistonfrod assembly. As air pressure is applied to one end, the cylinder extends ~ moving the part in one direction. ‘When pressure 1s applied to the opposite end, the cylinder retracis in the reverse tion, Air and hydraulic cylinders are constructed to ast for milions of cycles. If any leakage is detected, or the cylinder fails or becomes damaged, It should be replaced. In some cases they can be repaired, but only qualified personnel should do ths. "Never replace any actuator wih a diferent size, stoke, or manufacturer. \When changing out an actuator assembly, the most important issues are: +1, Replacing with the correct replacement actuator. 2. Replacing all components in the exact place, before they were removed. 3, Replacing hoses properly with correct color code. 2, FLOW RESTRICTORS A set of colored flow control restritors will be mounted in each line between the ‘valve and the eylinder, one pair per function. These are usually found inside the figure a few inches from the actuator. One rostrictor controls the speed that the cylinder extends, and one controls the speed thatthe cylinder retracts. When replacing, itis cctcal that the color remains the same and the arrow on the Festictors pointing in the direction of the actuator. “The show computer is programmed with control signals that are timed in relation to the size of the flow restrctors. If the flow restrictors are not the proper size, the timing of the figure wil be incorrect, and the shove will not function properly.FIGURE MAINTENANCE ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT- Chuck E. Cheese NOTE: TURN OFF ALL AIR AND ELECTRIC POWER TO THE FIGURE BEFORE BEGINNING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE. ACTUATOR REPLACEMENT SCREW THREAD CALIBRATION When replacing an actuator, iis important thatthe replacement has the same length from pivot center to center, as the one being removed. I this length is ‘changed, it will affect the performance of the function and will possibly damage the character. Since the replacement actuator sizeis the same, adjustment can only be ‘made by tightening or loosening the rod ends (at each end of the actuator), ‘When removing the defective actuator, count the threads on each end, as shown below and write It down, When you replace the actuator and rod ends, make sure ‘counts are the samo. Bo careful as to the correct count on the proper end, either back end “A” or front end “B". These thread counts are used when originally ‘manufacturing Chuckie. If they are observed during replacement, your figure should ‘remain properly calibrated. Back End * Front End "8" T “Thread Count Cxample #4 ‘Theoad Count Example #2 'Tineads Showing No Threads Showing 6kA 7 m pos FIGURE MAINTENANCE NNO =o Voy) VALVE CARD OPERATION- Chuck E. Cheese NOTE: TURN OFF ALL AIR AND ELECTRIC POWER TO THE FIGURE BEFORE BEGINNING ANY MAINTENANCE PROCEDURE. 4. VALVE CARD. ‘The valve bank contains valves that actuated by an electrical signal sent from Chuck E's control system. When opened by an electric signal, these valves release high- pressure air that travels into the hoses that lead to each inclvidual figure movement This fils the air cylinders, which then extend causing motion. When the electrical signal is removed - the air pressure is exhausted through the valve and the cylinder retracts back to its normal positon, 2. CHUCK E.'S BASE Chuck E's base (under his feet) contains a valve bank on which Is mounted 16 individual electric air valves. When each valve is activated, an indicator lamp on that valve illuminates to show the presence of a control signal. Also, a button is Provided on each valve that allows manual operation of each individual valve for testing purposes. (See valve diagram). High-pressure (80 PSI) air enters the valve manifolds on one end, and the exhaust exits the manifolds through tubes ‘connected to an exhaust chamber. This chamber mufies the air noises so no “popping” is heard, 3. COMPONENT REPLACEMENT. Valves that become clogged or cease to operate for any reason may be unscrewed from the manifold and replaced (see valve card component sheet). Make sure that the area is clean before removal, ana during replacement. ‘Take care when the valve is unscrewed thatthe rubber seal between itand the ‘manifold Is removed carefully and replaced in the correct orientation, Be careful not to over tighten the valve screws. Take care to make a good electrical connection when placing the valve pins into the torminal, and tighten the terminal screws securely. ‘Be sure that if at any time the hoses are removed from the manifold, they are replaced to the proper port they came from observing the color code. 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Cheese Enteinent PROJECT. GATE SHOW, SCENE LOCATION, vo] ew fre] _oasonron | F* | _wores [c= frat fl jrreasea [C-2 |sticone Right Ear Liner 1 freon [C3 stone Lot Ear Liner 1 jreore [C4 |siicone Snout + [resin std saparately presasa ICS feyotan stipe 2 jareonea [o-6 [sna 4 SresniRT IC-7_ |Right Arm Stoove Fur + [iecudes eather ner [rreooor IC-B ften arm Steove Fur “1 finaudes lather nor [svesa0e [C9 frig and Fur 1 areoasa [C=10 ften Hand Fur 1 jareoaoa (C=11 |snons| ni Tera 1 lareaneeCHUCK E. CHEESE IDEPT: ant PLASTIC ASSEMBLIES pan 08108 PARTS LIST PAGE: + of CLIENT____ChuckE. Choose Entertainment PROJECT. GATE, ‘SHOW. SCENE, LOCATION No. em lay] DESCRIPTION PRICE NOTES PA-T [snout Assombiy 1 [proonee PA-2 et Hand Assemby 1 bresaes IPA-3 _|Right Hand Assembly 1 leToonee IPA-4 [Jaw Assembly 1 [erearr IPA-5 eye assem 1 sreoaee IPA-6 [eyebrow Assembly 4 jrrearae [PA-7_|Washer 2 [eso jsrearre lock Not 2 oa ren Nytock Nut 2 [en re ender Washer 2 6 ppreaeaz eth 1 jareonee Socket Heed Gap Screw SS. 2 lesextim reaoeel syoy CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: ant z 4 BODY SHELLS BATE: eas \peaeglona "i aa PARTS LIST a CLIENT Che E, Ghee Enernmont oie GATE. SHOW, SCENE LOCATION. No. rem bn DESCRIPTION PRICE NOTES IBS-1 [Front Ley Snen [sreanee IBS-2 |sody shot Rivet [steaer IBS-3 [body snett iip areaeae IBS-4 [rear eg she preoase IBS-5 [ody she Screw Ho-32 Pan Head [rea lareorr [sree lsreaass IBS-6 [Rear Torso Shot IBS-7_ [From Torso Shot [BS-8 [Front Hoad Shet [BS-9 |Rear Head Shot fanned ttnCHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: ant HEAD DATE: 0203 PARTS LIST CLIENT____Chuck E. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. GATE, SHOW, SCENE LOCATION, S$ No. em lay] DESCRIPTION PRICE NOTES [H=1_[He0d Frame Post 1 pTeaTee [H-2 [Snow Frame As 4 [preva 1-3 |Heod Snett Mount Grossbar 1 preaTea 1-4 [aw Pivot site Pates 2 presres H-5 [bead Noa Civis Block 1 jpreovae H-6 [Lower taw Lover sy. 1 irreare H-7 eye Bink Gievis Block 1 sTOaTET H-8 Jaw Gyinder Cleve ook 1 freeze H-9 [Socket esd Cap Serow 4 [osex 9 Preoree 4-10 [Socket Head Cap Serow 2 |to20x 12 [ereoore | 1-11 [Socket Head Gap Screw 8 [ose 616 presore 11-12 [Upper Head Nod Glevis, + |e 169 [rresoar 14-13 [Head Nod Cynder 1 [rrearao H=14 [out Cylinder + jreare 15 [eye Bink cylinder 1 breone 1-16 [eye Turn Cylinder 1 io H-17 [socket Head Cap Seren 2 lesen rToaTee 116 [aw Pivot Pin 1 preove 11-19 feed snot mount Ange Bracket [3 eaTee 1-20 [washer 11 10 [eTeaeve H-21 [socket Head Gap Screw 3 fto2ax 3 [rreoore 1-22 [socxet nese Cop screw w [wwe x 50 levoaerr H-23 [Jaw Pivot igus Bushing 2 |pr ass [prenaee 1-24 [socket Head Cop Sexow Pa reer [rreaeer 1-25 |Nod igus Bushing 2 [ppase jsTeone 1-26 [socket Head Cap Serow 2 |a20 1 wa ren H-27 [socket Head Cap Serow 2 [tozx11 “£28 [Head Nod Pivot Pin + fap 345 [preva 1-29 [socket Head Cap serew 2 fiozax lrreere f 2 [20.78Glee CHUCK E. CHEESE Z HEAD PARTS LIST CLIENT Chuck E. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. CAE SHOW, SCENE, LOCATION, DESCRIPTION PRICE NoTEs Eye inc Lever 7 lurve jean H-32 leye Assy. Plate 4 [preo7e8 ]H-33 [eye Bunk and Tun Cievis Block | 2 |p a75 [ste-oaee |H-34 |eye Plate 2 _|MP 677 |stc-0407 |H-35 Jee Blink Clevis Arm 4 _|MP 673. jste-oaea |H-36 Jeyelid Plate: 2_|up 874 H-37 [eyebiink Pivot Pin 1 |H-38 |Socket Head Cap Screw 4 \e-32 x 12" |sTe-0910 |H-39 |Eye Tum Pivot Pin 2_|up 887 [ste0aa7 “4-40 [Socket Head Cap Screw 8 [10-24 x 6/6" [steoor7 -414 |short Eye Turn Lever 4_|up 872 |sTe-0402, JH-42 |Long Eye Tun Lever 1 [wp ort [areoaor |H-43 |Eye Twin Linkage Threaded Rod_|_1_|6-32x3 3/4" [eTeceoe 4-44 [eye Turn igus Bushing 4 [pp aar [prea |H-45 |Rod End 2_|PP 100 7-06 |H-46 |Socket Head Cap Screw 4 |[5-40x1" jsvc-o80t |H-47 |eyetid Shell 2 70-0907 |H-48 |Button Head Cap Screw 16 |4-40 x 3/16" pTCOOTE |H-49 |eyeball Shell 2 |stc-0386 H-50 |Socket Head Cap Screw 2 |e-32x 12" |ste-0919 JH-51 |Socket Head Gap Screw 4 |uazox0 [sre-o020 1-52 [opecae 2 | = |H-53 [Spacer 4 |e jsTe-0009 |H-54 |Rod End 2_|PP 101 pT C0460 |H-55 |Jam Nut_ 4_|6-32 [stc-0886 ]H-56 |Nylon Locknut 3 (5-40 [ste-0004 |H-57 Jeushing 2 [PP 456 jeve-oae 1-58 [Truss Phit Machine Screw 3 [10-32 x 12" pTe-st |H-59 |Socket Head Cap Screw 2_|14-26 x 1" pre-0004 |H-60 |Nylon Locknut 2 |va-28 ete-o903Liane. CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: ant HEAD DATE: o2103 \pegine/ PARTS LIST esas CLIENT___ Chuck &. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. ‘SHOW. TY} DESCRIPTION PRICE NOTES [Rod Ena 4 [pp s07 [stones [rod Ena 2 [ep 103 isreaass [Jam nut 2 frog [sreao00 [socket Head Cap Screw 1 hosxt jareaoae socket Head Cap Screw 1 rose x1 va" [are-vo28 Nylon Locknut 2 fros2 bre: dam Nut 4 |uaze lsreao0s a8 .y == == FOREBEND CLEWS, @. @ 8 " f a se == eeee CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: ant . ¢ DATE: 03703 ee sec: PARTS LIST PAGE: + 0F2 ae ooseeael |Head Nod Clamp Block preewe |Socket Head Cap Screw eer 1 pe. Clamp Shaft Cot ire [Socket Head Cap Serow Joutin Head Cap Serew ire 7 2 4 6 4 Head Turn Ciamp Lever 1 [steo000 [socket Hess Cap Serow 1 reae%0 [Nyon Thin Locknat 2 lereaves Ia Rod End 1 [srewasa [Jem nut 1 lereo0 [cemate Stud Rod End 1 lsteoore [shett Spacer 1 [oreo [esa Tun shat a jareanre [cing 1 cd [Hood Turn Shaft Bearing 2 [ste0are lead Tun Cylinder 1 [arene [aody Forward Cylinder 1 [sreoove InAs Washer 2 jareaeee [Socket Head Gap Serow 2 eave [ben Crank Pivot Pin 1 [areoara [ben Crank Bushing 2 lsreaaaa k1ead Turn Bearing Block ere-aese [pon Crank Block [sreoore Nylon Thin Locknat [areas [Uoper Body Shell Angle Bracket jereaaor lex Head Cap Screw [rorso Weldment lsieaoee Lower Body Shell Angle Bracket washerCHUCK E. CHEESE IDEPT: AN TORSO DATE: oss SEC: PARTS LIST PAGE: 2012 CLIENT __Chuck &. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. GATE ‘SHOW. a SCENE. LOCATION, No. rem bn] pescriprion = |“""* NoTes HT=31 [Socket ead Gap Screw 4 frosaxa eae FT-32 [socket Head Cap Serew 1+ fovt6-10 13% lere-o007 [T=33 }yionLocknw 3 [ones [rreaeae [T-34 [socket Need Cop Screw [em x mm rTeae7e [1-365 frorevena Creve Snat 1 jsreaoa T-36 [socket teas Cap Scr 2 lereoa na a lsreaare [T-37 [snot cote 2 [pp 503 jreeaee T-38 'T-39 |rod Ena 4 [pp 109 freon 'T-A0 |Forebend & Head Nod Bushing | 2 [pP 458 co] f-44 foot sor + fino xe [rresoae FT=42 [rorenend Gave Bock + jereonsa FT=43 [russ Pai Mechine Screw 4 fosee wz proseES a esCHUCK E. CHEESE IDEPT: ant ARM DATE: os Npeggione? SEC: PARTS LIST __ [paces 1012 CLIENT___ Chick. Chowse Entrainment PROJECT. GATE. SHOW. SCENE LOCATION NO. ITEM br DESCRIPTION — NOTES |A-1_JArm Swing Cylinder 1 ley s2 sTC-4300, [A-2 [eutionhead Allen Cap Screw 2 |to26 x12 [sroaote |A-3_|Washer 2 |#10 [ste-0776 JA-4__|Acm Swing Bumper 2 _|pP 203 [ste-0460 JA-6 [right vm Swing Bumper Bicck | 1 |wPea4R [rewear JA-6 _|Left Arm Swing Bumper Block 4_ [MP 834. presses [A-7_[pyion Locknut + faze renee JA-8 [Socket Head Gap Screw 2 [va20%1" jsreonae JA-9 elbow Pivot Block 4_|mp 816 jsve-osT7 ‘4-10 [Socket Head Cap Screw, 4 [14-28 x 1 1/4" fere-sess JA=11 |Eloow Pivot Pin 4_ |p 631 sTC-0642 JA-12 |Arm Plate Spacer 1_|up 636 teow Pivot Bushing 2 [pp ass fautonnead Aten Cap Screw | 2 [10-24 616° Lower Am Prete 2 jreaeze wow Cynder Tunnion Gusting | 2 jena et ond Pat 4 reese Etvow Cyl. Tun Bushing Washer | 2 faveooas [Etbow cyt Turion Shoulder Bot | 2 prease Jewtonneas Aten Cap Sccow | 4 |o-s2x." reoose lm Plate Spacer/ wrist Post | 1 jrreooar list wave Pivot Block + |p 620 pre sot Serow 1+ foe x ue fereaoae Socket Hood Gap Screw 2 [ese xan faresore list Wave Cevis Bushing 2 [pp 450 freon [Buttonhead Allen Cap Screw 2 [10-32 x 1/2" pene [st wave Cvs Pin 1 |p ose jsreosa lit Wave Clovis 1 fue 639 ron Nylon Thin Lockout © fos m8 Socket Head Cap Sow 4 frozeINAS Washer ly10 lwave Cytinger OB CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: aw EZ > ARM DATE: 03103 \ eee JSEC: PARTS LIST PAGE: 20t2 CLIENT __ Chuck E. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. GATE SHOW, SCENE LOCATION No. mew hry] vescririon | rare NOTES JA-31 right Hana Pate 7 jarcone |A-82 [Socket Head Cap Screw 2 fiosax ie lereooas JA-33 [waist wave Gyinder Givis + [pe soe jsreoure bow Uo oytnder 1 od set scow + foaaxaner Te0028 Socket Head Cap Sew + fro-se 1" raaoR Jeuion Head Alen Cop Screw | 2 [omm X 5mm [sTeans0 4 levers 1CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: ant PELVIS ASSEMBLY miley 03103 PARTS LIST PAGE: 1011 hack E. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT GATE ‘SHOW, ‘SCENE, LOCATION. No. mew bry Descriprion — | PA# NOTES P-1__|Socket Head Cap Serew_ 3 [5116-24 x 1 112" P-2 [Torso Twist Lever 1+ |p eo lereosea |P-3__}Set Screw_ 4_|10-24 x 1/4" jere-oesa [P-4 _|Nylon Locknut 4 |sr6-24 jeve-sesa P-5 [Clamping Lever + |r eae lereousa P-6 _|Male Rod End 2_|PP 109 [ste-0cce P-7 Jam Nut 2 |sre24 [ste P-8 _|Connecting Rod 4_ [mp 842 |ere-< P-9 — |ousning 2 [pp 456 jrreama 'P-10 [Torso Twist Cylinder 4 |stc-0893, PAT [shat Spacer + fae os reas P-12 _|cylinder Clevis 4p sat |ste-0404 P13 [Pin + fue 3s jsreoaa |P-14 _|Socket Head Cap Screw 2_|14-20 x 3/4" [srcos26 |P=15 [pews tock 1 [sre P-16 | Bearing 2 [pp 410 aioe P-17_|shatt 4_|MP 853 [sTo-0614 P18 [Socket Heed Gap Seow 4 fos [ereowee P-19 _|Socket Head Cap Screw A |10-24 x 1/2" |sto-0916 P-20_|Washer A [#10 |ste-0776 P-21_|angte Bogy Snet ctp 4 lereowr P-22 _|shaft Collar 4_|PP 507 [ere 1P-23_|socket Head Cap Screw 4 |sn6-18 x1" —— P-24 _|Body Shell Mount Plate 2 _|MP 638 |sre-o540 P-25 _|Socket Head Cap Screw 4_|sr16-24 x 4 114" reenre P-26 [socket Head Gap Seow + forte-10 x1 ua" leone P27 [russ Primachino Seow | 4 [10:22 v2" id 2-28 P-29EE qe ‘@ SenaCHUCK E. CHEESE BASE & VALVES ASSY. PARTS LIST DEPT: aw DATE: 03103 SEC: PAGE: 1 0f1 CLIENT ___ Chuck E. Cheese Entertainment PROJECT. SHOW, LOCATION, Tem DESCRIPTION NOTES [base / Legs Weldment [preane fae" “T= Tube Fiing live Tie Adhesive Ped fexinuast Mutter lon rat [Connecter interface Card lsreoe [Veter mount Sips valve Manifola Assembly Ivawe lari Exhaust Tube [6 air Feed Tube / Shor [sri ar Feed Tube / Long [s16" Reguator Tube 5116" Suaight Tube Fnting valve Fier Regulator includes gauge jareoare Ja.c. Fitna sTeav FeRE-1 [Rod End (ws) froreo Twist UR Cee CHUCK E. CHEESE DEPT: aw , ACTUATOR AND DATE: cae TS SEC: PAR’ LisT PAGE: 1 of 2 CLIENT_ Chuck E. Cheese Entertainment, PROJECT_ GATE. ‘SHOW. - SCENE LOCATION. NO. 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