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Prior  to  any  repair  works  on  the  dust  collector  and  its  drives,  secure  the  dust  collector 
against  unintentional  switching  on.  Put  the  dust  collector  to  its  safety  off  position.

 

Also 

make sure there is no air pressure on the pulse system. 

The machine is in a safe condition when 

it cannot generate any hazard.

 

 

Follow  additional  operating  and  maintenance  of  OEM  if  included 
during your service and maintenance work. 

 
Further is advised: 

Store the cleaned and dry machine in a dry and humid free room. Protect the electrical motors from moisture, 
heat, dust and shocks. 
 
All repair work must to be done by qualified Blastrac personnel, this to guarantee a safe and reliable machine. 
 
Any guarantee on the machine is expired when: 

 

Non original Blastrac parts have been used 

 

Repair work is not done by qualified Blastrac personnel 

 

Changes, add on’s or conversions are undertaken without written permission of Blastrac BV 

 
Screws, bolts etc. that have been removed must be replaced with those of the same quality, strength, material 
and design. 
 
Do not weld, flame cut or perform grinding works on or near the dust collector. Danger of fire or explosion 
exists! Provide adequate ventilation when working in a confided space. 
Secure the maintenance area if necessary. 
 
 
 

6.1 

When to change the filters? 

 
If the vacuum cleaner loses suction power first try the following before continuing: 
 

1.

 

Check if the silencer is fully opened. 

2.

 

Ensure that the compressor is fully pressurized and then turn it off. Remove all moisture from the 

compressed air tank by using the drain valve. Turn on the compressor again until it is fully pressurized 
again, now use the air gun to completely empty the pulse tank. 

3.

 

Only turn on the compressor, and keep the fan unit turned off. Let the machine pulse for about a half 

an hour. This action will clean the filters from the inside. 

 
When the machine still does not perform adequately, the filters 
probably need to be exchanged. 
 
 
 

If the silencer blows out dust, stop the machine immediately!  

This means probably that a filter is damaged or not fitted properly 
inside the filter chamber.  Check the filters and replace if necessary. 
 
When a filter was damaged, has leaked or was mounted incorrect, it 
has to be replaced. The compartment above the filters, the connecting 
air hoses and the silencer also have to be cleaned thoroughly. 
 

 

Continuing work with a broken/leaking filter can cause serious 
damage to the machine and is a health hazard! 
 
Never expose the filter cartridges to moisture! 

Blastrac Cartridge Filter 
IFA/BIA certificate M-class 
 
Order nr. E10600 

Summary of Contents for BDC-66

Page 1: ...Original instructions in English Any other language is a translation of the original instructions OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BDC 66 VERSION 1 5...

Page 2: ...n By competent person Inspection before initial operation on __________________________________________ By __________________________________________ Date of initial operation ________________________...

Page 3: ...perating 14 5 1 Before switch on 14 Extension lead 14 Checking correcting the turning direction 14 5 2 Starting stopping the machine 14 5 3 Working with the machine 14 5 4 Interrupting work 15 5 5 Emp...

Page 4: ...or removing noncombustible non explosive dust or substances The BDC 66 must not be used for pathogenic or carcinogenic substances like asbestos Do not use the machine in the presence of dangerous atmo...

Page 5: ...system The conditioned air then passes a control valve which regulates the system pressure and then builds up pressure in the pulse tank The pressurized air is used to generate a pulse of air which cl...

Page 6: ...mply with the National regulations i Never use the machine when the surface is not clear and if there is a risk of stumbling or tripping j Remove electrical cables and dust hose from the surface to be...

Page 7: ...ry Keep your hair clothing and gloves away from moving parts c Personnel must tie back long hair and not wear loose clothing or jewellery including rings d Stay alert watch what you are doing and use...

Page 8: ...t and horizontal surface before operation w The machine must be braked by actuating the levers on the wheels with brakes x Do not allow the operation of the machine while it is moving during operation...

Page 9: ...hine i Before every use check the lifting eye and welds for deformation damages cracks corrosion and wear j Only lift the machine on the lifting eye Page 5 item 10 k When lifting the machine from the...

Page 10: ...CE mark on this machine Wear protecting gloves Safety shoes obliged Consult the manual before operating the machine Name address and CE mark The machine type The net weight of the machine in kilogram...

Page 11: ...ty functions and operating functions must work correct Check all screws and other fasteners for tightness No loose bolts and or nuts are permitted Check the electrical components cables and connection...

Page 12: ...utton cuts off all power to the machine and the extension lead Turn to unlock 7 Extension lead The extension lead on the vacuum cleaner may only be used as an extension lead for Blastrac machines Cont...

Page 13: ...the dust hose The machine should only be moved around when the dust hose and power supply cable are disconnected WARNING Always make sure all rotating parts have come to a complete standstill and the...

Page 14: ...pressing the fan OFF and compressor OFF buttons Check the rotating direction of the fan motor indicated with an arrow Correcting the turning direction of the motors Switch off all motors and put the...

Page 15: ...dust mask of at least class FFP3 The level of the dustbin must be regularly checked The periods are dependent on the type of surface preparation being carried out Safety precaution Pay attention to th...

Page 16: ...ses on the machine for damages or leakage Make sure that the dust bin is emptied Make sure there is no water in the air pressure tank Every 3 months Clean the upper section of the filter unit Clean or...

Page 17: ...en working in a confided space Secure the maintenance area if necessary 6 1 When to change the filters If the vacuum cleaner loses suction power first try the following before continuing 1 Check if th...

Page 18: ...ly When mounting new filter cartridges pay attention that their gaskets at the upper side lies firm at the sheet steel of the filter chamber A tilt of the filter cartridge results in leakage and conta...

Page 19: ...0 bar This provision is to ensure that when there is a defect in the Control valve the pressure in the pulse tank remains within safe limits If the pressure of 6 bar is not reached it is possible that...

Page 20: ...e separated water will be drained in the Drain Box It has to be emptied daily Checking the filter Unscrew 29 Bowl and keep it upright so that the vlotter and o ring will stay in place Check 31 Filter...

Page 21: ...rives have to be checked every 3 months 6 7 V belt mounting Reduce the distance between the driving motor and the bearing to release the tension of the V belt drive Carefully put the V belt in the gro...

Page 22: ...1822 2009 and classified H13 or H14 to test result 7 2 Difference vacuum gauge A vacuum gauge measures the difference between the under pressure above the filters and inner filter house This readout...

Page 23: ...work the dustcollector does not have to be stopped 1 2 3 4 5 Airflow 1 Connect the handle and make sure the valve is open 2 Slide the big bag as high up as possible as shown in the picture and fasten...

Page 24: ...or wrong settings See above Contact Blastrac No suction power Dirty filter cartridges Foreign air leaks in the dust container Obstructed or ripped dust hose Check the tension of the blower fan V belt...

Page 25: ...ium shot blaster 1078m3 hr Air flow without hose 2200m3 hr Vacuum 51 hPa mbar Dust hose connection 127mm 150 mm Dust bin capacity 150L Longo pack capacity 25L Dust bag 67 5L 145L Noise emission level...

Page 26: ...This may significantly decrease the exposure level over the total working period Identify additional safety measures to protect the operator from the effects of noise such as proper and regular mainte...

Page 27: ...gton Sheffield South Yorkshire GB S25 3QY England Tel 0044 1909 56 91 18 Fax 0044 1909 56 75 70 Info blastrac co uk Blastrac Germany Richard Byrd Stra e 15 D 50829 K ln Ossendorf Tel 0049 221 70 90 32...

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