CELTIPOL CN-140, Technical Manual

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CN-140 TECHNICAL MANUAL
03-2021
Translation of the original manual
18. SYSTEM MAINTENANCE.
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Lubricate the Piston rods when stopping the machine with D.O.P. (Daily) 17•
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Clean and refill the gun with white lithium grease or petroleum jelly (daily).
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Clean filters on the product input with ethyl-glycol (weekly).
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Regularly refill the lubricating bowl in the filter-regulator-lubricator unit with liquid
petroleum jelly.
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Regularly empty the bleed water from the compressed air input regulator.
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Regularly check the emergency button trigger.
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Regularly check the safety elements for over-temperature.
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Regularly check the status of the machine’s internal lines, both for air and products.
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Regularly check the status of the hoses (for abrasions or cuts).
19. GENERAL BREAKDOWNS.
Another way of avoiding incorrect handling of the equipment and to avoid any possible
situation of risk is to know how to detect the source of the more frequent breakdowns, as well
as to know how to solve them. To achieve this, essentially, the operator/user should be
acquainted with:
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The normal working order of the equipment, with its corresponding sequences of start-
up and stop.
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The flow diagram of the materials going through the equipment.
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The appearance of the product perfectly applied and its possible variables.
Since the ultimate aim of the equipment is the correct application and finish of the foam, it
should be the final appearance of this that we should, in the first place, examine to locate any
possible breakdown or anomalies in the application process and, in this way, identify the
material that is missing (isocyanate or Poliol).
Therefore, the most appropriate procedure to locate breakdowns is as follows:
1. Identify the product missing.
2. Check the pressure gauge corresponding to the material that is missing in such a manner
that if the reading is higher than normal, there is an obstruction problem between the
pressure gauge and the point in the chamber where the gun makes the mix. Conversely, if
the reading is lower than normal, there is an obstruction problem between the pressure
gauge and the transfer pumps
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3. In the event that the hydraulic pressure in the material that is deficient is higher than
normal, we should start to check for possible causes for the obstruction from the furthest
point away from the unit (gun) and move upstream following this sequence: