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IF THE SOLUTIONS LISTED HERE DO NOT SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM

CONTACT OUR CUSTOMER SUPPORT HOTLINE:

+1-800-777-9101 (+1-513-576-8981)

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM

CHECK THIS

SOLUTION

MACHINE WILL 

NOT POWER UP

GREEN LIGHT IS 

NOT ON

Is the unit plugged in?

NO: Plug Unit in.

Is the power switch in the 
ON (I) position?

NO: Push power switch 
to ON (I).

MACHINE WILL 

NOT BLAST

Is the BLUE DISABLE BLAST 

LIGHT on?

YES: Pull the disable 

blast button out.

Is the applicator safety 

switch in the center 
position?

YES: Flip the switch right 
to deactivate safety.

The Air Filter may be 

clogged.

Remove the back cover 
and replace the filter 
element.

Is the air supply connected 

and the air supply on?

YES: The nozzle may be 
clogged.

To unclog the nozzle, 
blast with air only.

Is the blast pressure gauge 

showing pressure?

Is the applicator cable 

connected to the machine 
and the applicator?

MACHINE BLASTS 

AIR BUT NOT 

SHAVED DRY ICE

Is the dry ice block behind 
the Pusher Plate?

YES: Push the plate to 
the back of the trough 
and reinsert the dry ice 
block.

Do the rotary knives look 
damaged?

YES: Call Cold Jet for 
support.

Is too much ice clogging the 
feeder?

YES: Open the Chute 
Access Port and blast 
with compressed air to 
break the clog.

Is a foreign object lodged in 
the feeder.

YES: Call Cold Jet for 
support.

Summary of Contents for i3 MICROCLEAN

Page 1: ...11 Blast Applicator 12 Standard Carts 13 OPERATION Start Up 16 Shut Down 16 Blasting 17 Blasting Technique 17 MAINTENANCE Maintenance 20 Troubleshooting 21 APPENDIX Specifications 24 Blast Air Quality...

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Page 3: ...r language or computer language in whole or in part in any form or by any means whether electronic mechanical magnetic optical manual or other without the express written consent of Cold Jet LLC SPECI...

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Page 5: ...5 SAFETY...

Page 6: ...e the blasting unit NEVER OPERATE a damaged blasting unit ALWAYS turn the main power OFF and remove the applicator control cable before removing the blast hose NEVER exceed recommended hose or blastin...

Page 7: ...idity levels and occurs most often during winter 32 F 0 C Electrostatic discharge can be hazardous to the operator and the equipment The static charge of CO2 varies with the amount of ice and humidity...

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Page 9: ...9 COMPONENT GUIDE...

Page 10: ...t Control Cable Connect Blast Pressure Regulator Blast Pressure Gauge FRONT VIEW Feed Rate Control Power Switch Power Indicator Disable Blasting Stop When light is on the machine will not blast Hour M...

Page 11: ...11 LEFT RIGHT VIEW Air Supply Hose Connect Carrying Handle 2 person lift Ventilation Ice Block Level Indicator Chute Access Port Applicator Hook Data Plate Bleed Valve...

Page 12: ...12 BLAST APPLICATOR Nozzle Connector Control Cable Blast Hose Fitting with rotating union Safety Switch Right Applicator Active Center Applicator Inactive Left Air Only HOLD Trigger Hanger LED Lights...

Page 13: ...13 STANDARD CART...

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Page 15: ...15 OPERATION...

Page 16: ...r 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 requir...

Page 17: ...right and squeeze the applicator trigger to blast BLASTING Always purge the i MicroClean before inserting the dry ice block by blasting with compressed air Position the blast hose for maximum maneuve...

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Page 19: ...19 MAINTENANCE...

Page 20: ...ck condition of power cord 3 Check all lights 4 Check static bonding cable 5 Check the accessories 6 Check all valves 7 Safety test the unit 8 Check chain tension If you are not an authorized Cold Jet...

Page 21: ...Air Filter may be clogged Remove the back cover and replace the filter element Is the air supply connected and the air supply on YES The nozzle may be clogged To unclog the nozzle blast with air only...

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Page 23: ...23 APPENDIX...

Page 24: ...ry Rate Variable From 0 1 2 lb min 0 6kg min Power Requirements 100 140 VAC 1 50 60 Hz 5 A 200 240 VAC 1 50 60 Hz 5 A Feeder Drive 1 4 Hp 1 1 A 230 VAC 1 750 RPM AC Motor Blast Air Pressure 20 140 psi...

Page 25: ...use a flexible 5 in 12 mm air hose preferably the hose supplied with the machine From the air compressor to beyond 50 ft 15 m make sure the pipe is 5 in 12 mm in diameter before attaching the air hos...

Page 26: ...st while watching the pressure gauge If the gauge drops slowly the compressor is insufficient If the gauge drops quickly there is a restriction or the pipe is too small If the gauge stays steady then...

Page 27: ...ting Hour Meter Hand Crush from Side Wear Ear Protection Applicator Light Hand Cut from Impeller Blade Wear Eye Protection Blast Pressure Flying Debris Read Operator Manual Air Bleed Skin Punc ture fr...

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Page 29: ...to CJ in writing within 30 days of discovering the defect and any claim not made within that period shall be deemed waived or released and thus denied Warranty service provided under this Agreement d...

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Page 31: ...TRAINING VIDEO...

Page 32: ...USA 1 800 337 9423 1 513 831 3211 Belgium 32 0 13 53 95 47 Germany 49 0 6551 9606 0 Canada 1 800 337 9423 X501 Latin America 52 81 10 97 0445 Middle East 32 0 13 53 95 47 www coldjet com...

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