BRB-1600 Machine Manual
© 2011 Blastpro Manufacturing Inc.
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4.1: Maintenance Intervals
Perform these maintenance activities more frequently under extremely dusty, dirty
conditions. Always wear leather gloves and use caution when handling blades. If
additional assistance is required consult your Blastpro representative, authorized
Blastpro distributor, or qualified systems professional.
Daily or at the beginning of each shift:
1. Inspect blades for excessive wear.
2. Inspect drive wheels for wear.
Every 25 hours:
1. Inspect electrical connections.
2. Grease all blade and cylinder pivot pins.
3. Inspect battery terminals for corrosion.
Every 50 hours:
1. Tighten rear wheel nuts
2. Grease front caster and inspect for wear or damage.
4.2: Troubleshooting
Problem
Possible Cause
Remedy
Electric motor will not
start
E-stop is depressed
Turn motor switch to “OFF”, pull out
E-stop button, and try to start motor
Fuse is blown
Replace 10A fuse
Batteries are dead
Charge batteries
Motor controller fault
Remove rear cowling to retrieve
fault code on controller and consult
Blastpro Representative or
authorized distributor (see section
4.3)
Slow coating removal
Blade is dull
Flip or replace blade
Blade is too wide
Replace with narrower blade
Incorrect blade angle Adjust blade angle up or down
Cylinder movement
seems slow
Dirt in cylinder
control spool valve or
damaged cylinder
Consult Blastpro representative or
authorized distributor
Battery charger LED
does not come on when
Not plugged into a
live circuit
Verify that the circuit you are
plugged into is live
