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VERIFY THE FOLLOWING SUPPLY AIR PARAMETERS:
• The air pipe is at least a .5 in (12 mm) in diameter.
• The air pressure does not exceed 140 psig (9.7 bar).
• The air temperature does not exceed 122°F (50°C).
1.
Make sure the power switch and bleed valve are OFF (O).
2.
Securely attach the blast hose and control cable to
the machine.
3.
Securely attach the applicator to the blast hose and
control cable.
4.
Securely attach a nozzle to the blast applicator.
5.
Attach the air supply hose to the air supply hose connect on
the right side of the machine.
Check the data plate for the operating pressure range.
Check the blast hose operating pressure.
6.
Make sure the ice trough is dry, clean, and free of debris.
7.
Connect the static bonding cable to the blast hose and target surface or to an
electrically conductive supporting structure.
8.
Either turn on the air compressor or plug into an air drop and allow the air
supply hose to pressurize. Check for leaks.
Plug the power cord into an electrical outlet. If an extension cord is
necessary, it must comply with the power requirements of this unit and all
governing electrical codes (Check the data plate for the operating voltage
range).
10.
Turn the power switch to the ON (I) position.
11.
Turn the bleed valve ON (I) to purge water out of the lines, then turn it OFF
(O) to close it.
START UP
If the supply air
exceeds 140 psig
(9.7 bar) then use
an external pressure
regulator
1.
Stop blasting and push the applicator safety switch toward the left to the center
position.
2.
Turn the power switch to the OFF (O) position to shut off the power.
3.
Open the fill lid, move the pusher plate away from the dry ice block, remove the
remaining ice from the trough, and close the lid.
4.
Turn OFF the compressed air supply.
5.
Turn the bleed valve ON (I) to evacuate all remaining pressure.
6.
When the air hose is fully depressurized, disconnect all electric cables and hoses.
SHUT DOWN
(FOR LONGER THAN 5 MIN)
Summary of Contents for i3 MICROCLEAN
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