Atlas SWC-500 Installation & Operating Manual Download Page 6

 

 

A detergent formulated for mild steel                                   
Meeting the following criteria should be met: 

 

 The detergent must have rust 

  inhibiting agents. 

 The detergent should be strong                   Check water level before starting the  

  enough to remove the contaminants,              machine. The ideal water depth in the 
  but not so strong that it attacks the                holding tank is 8

. Water should be even or 

    metal substrate.                                                                  just above the filter basket. Water level                                       

 The detergent should only leave an                should be checked daily. 

    acceptable amount of residue on the 
    parts. For new parts, you may need a                            To heat the solution in the tank, turn the   
  detergent that is “free rinsing”.                     heat breaker to the on position. Allow at  

 For use in spray wash cabinet, the                 least 1 hour for the solution to reach 140-          

  detergent must be “low foaming”.                  160 degrees F before first wash cycle. 
                                                  During daily operation the heating elements 
The manufacturer offers a line of detergents           work automatically as needed. 
developed for use in spray wash cabinets. 
For information contact our sales department.                    When solution has reached proper 
If the parts are critical, it is the customer’s              temperature, turn all other breakers to the 
responsibility to perform any metallurgical tests.                  on position. Place parts on the wash rack 
                                                                                                      making sure parts are placed to allow 
                                                                                                      rotation of the wash rack. Small parts can 
                                                                                                      be placed in wash baskets provided with the   

Operation  

                                                 

       

machine. Close and latch the door and set

 

                                                   the timer to start the wash cycle. Generally,                
The controls for the spray cabinet are as                              most wash cycles should be 15-20 minutes. 
follows: 
 

 CIRCUIT BREAKERS: 

These are    

    located on the back of the unit inside the 
    circuit box. The circuit breakers are   
    used to power on/off the machine. 

 CYCLE TIMER: 

located on the side of               The oil skimmer is not designed for constant 

    The cabinet above the door latch. Used                            use. When floating oil is 1/4

to 1/2

 deep, or 

  To control the wash cycle.                          When oil starts to impede cleaning, operate 

 OIL SKIMMER: 

Controlled by a toggle               the skimmer. Before operating oil skimmer  

  switch located on junction box behind                place a collection container at the oil 
  the skimmer wheel.                                Skimmer to collect material skimmed. 

 THERMOSTAT: 

Located inside the                                      Follow all regulations for disposal of 

    back cover of the machine. Used to                                    skimmed material. 
  control the water temperature in the tank.             
    This should be set to a temperature of                                At the end of daily operations turn off all 

140-160 degrees F.                                                                  power to the spray wash cabinet. 

 SAFETY SWITCH: 

Prevents pump               

  From operating when the door is open.                     

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

Summary of Contents for SWC-500

Page 1: ...I O N O P E R A T I O N MA N U A L A t l a s A u t o m o t i v e E q u i p m e n t w w w a t l a s a u t o e q u i p m e n t c o m 8 6 6 8 9 8 2 6 0 4 A t l a s S W C 5 0 0 S W C 7 5 0 S p r a y W a...

Page 2: ...e 8 Warranty 8 Maintenance Checklist 9 Troubleshooting 10 Safety is a critical factor in the design of spray wash cabinets The best program starts with a safety conscious operator The information high...

Page 3: ...Skimmer Cycle Timer 0 15Minutes 0 15Minutes Tank Capacity 50Gallons 53Gallons Stainless Steel Water Pump Standard Standard Turntable Friction Drive System Standard Standard Turntable Sprocket Drive Sy...

Page 4: ...l Skimmer Cycle Timer 0 15Minutes 0 15Minutes Tank Capacity 50Gallons 53Gallons Stainless Steel Water Pump Standard Standard Turntable Friction Drive System Standard Standard Turntable Sprocket Drive...

Page 5: ...r electrician install all suitable wiring and breaker disconnect box necessary Do not modify power cord installed on the unit Once power is installed have your electrician check motors for proper rota...

Page 6: ...ibility to perform any metallurgical tests on position Place parts on the wash rack making sure parts are placed to allow rotation of the wash rack Small parts can be placed in wash baskets provided w...

Page 7: ...electrical power to the most concerned about are corrosivity and machine Ep toxicity Ask your detergent supplier is 7 Turn the heater breaker to the on the PH of your solution is greater than 12 5 po...

Page 8: ...drain and install the filter Basket and wash rack Fill tank with solution to proper level If spray nozzles become clogged you may need to flush the spray tubes Remove all pipe caps and bottom spray n...

Page 9: ...sure all components are in good Clean up any spilled solution in operating condition surrounding area Inspect all electrical wiring Clean out removable filter basket Inspect pump for leaks Adjust dete...

Page 10: ...st thermostat Replace heating element Replace thermostat Repair and insulate connections Poor cleaning Incorrect detergent Low detergent concentration Hard water Clogged nozzles Solution is too dirty...

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