Bartell Global CONTEC MODUL 200, Instruction Manual

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Manual MODUL 200
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Never wear loose or badly fitting clothing. Flapping sleeves may be pulled into the machine
causing serious injury.
All rotating parts of the machine are suitably protected by covers, which prevent clothes or
similar from entering the machine. Under no circumstances should these covers be removed
before you switch the machine on.
Access by unauthorised persons into the blasting area should be prevented. (Due to a high
risk of slipping on lost shot)
The MODUL 200
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should be switched off immediately if unusual noises or vibrations are
detected during the operating of the machinery. A thorough check must be carried out in
order to detect the cause.
Always pre check the floor for undulation, stones, screws, or other foreign bodies. It might
be necessary to brush, or in extreme cases, vacuum the floor. Wet or oily spots can make
blasting impossible and damage the dust collector.
Check the power cables regularly as damage may have occurred while operating the
machine. Always disconnect the cables before examination and treat all electrical parts with
extreme care.
4 Operating and blasting
Operating the MODUL 200
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must be carried out according to the safety rules in chapter 6.
Transport the MODUL 200
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and the dust collector to the floor which is to be blasted. Lifting
the machine will make transportation somewhat easier. In between the rear wheels on the
axel is a pin. By slotting the lifting bar (Appendix diagram No. 185) over this pin the
machine can be lifted. If the machine is lifted, make sure that it can’t slip down from its
raised position. Align the hole in the end of the right rear wheel swing arm (Appendix
diagram No. 193) and the hole in the machine side frame. Now push the clutch pin
(Appendix diagram No. 209) through both holes.
Check and make sure that all wear & tear parts (defined in chapter 11) are in good condition.
If there are any doubts, replace them immediately. Check the power cables.
Connect MODUL 200
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with the hose to the dust collector. It is important, that there are no
lesions or holes in the length of hose. Even small holes or a bad connection can significantly
decrease the performance of the dust collector. If small rooms are to be blasted, it is sensible
to use the hose support arch (Appendix diagram No. 169). Connect the hose to the end of the
arch. The arch will then hold the hose away from the rear wheels when reversing.
Connect the power cables of MODUL 200
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and the dust collector to the sockets. Insulation
tape or similar can be used to secure the power cable to the hose. The blaster needs a 32 A, 3