CPMG Magma M1, Owner'S/Operator'S Manual

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NOTE: Typically it is best to run the M series Magma melter in the Auto control mode. See
page 10 for the start-up procedure. Occasionally you may want to manually override
the presets and control the Melter. Below is an explanation on what each switch in-
side the control box does.
1) Auto/Off/Manual Switch In Auto mode, power will be sent to the rotary switch on the front
cover. When the switch is Off, power is not being sent beyond this switch and the melter will
be unusable. When the Switch is in Manual mode, the four switches below will be energized
and the melter will be under the control of those switches.
2) Controller On/Off Switch: When this switch is on, the three controllers to the right will be
energized and they will be controlling the Diesel burner and the heated hose generator.
3) Material Pump Seal/Off/Clean-out Switch: When this switch is on “Seal”, the pump will be
rotating and material will either be pumping back to tank or to the hose. When the switch is
“Off”, the pump will not be rotating. When the switch is on “Clean-out”, the pump will be rotat-
ing in the reverse directing and will be sucking back any material in the plumbing or the hose.
4) Agitator CCW/Off/CW Switch: This switch controls the rotation of the agitator from counter-
clockwise or Clockwise. If the switch is in the center position, the agitator will not rotate.
5) Low Flow Switch: Occasionally, you will find that the material spits out the wand if the flow
control knob is set to 3 or lower. If this is happening, switch the Auto/Manual switch to Manual
and place the Low flow switch to the “For material flow Lower than 4”. This will make the ma-
terial pump only rotate when the wand trigger is pressed.
6) Pump LED (Green): This LED indicates that the material has reached the preset tempera-
ture and if the unit is running in the Auto mode, the Material pump will be pumping.
7) Agitator LED (Green): This LED indicates that the Heat Transfer Oil has reached the preset
temperature and if the unit is running in the Auto mode, the Agitator will be turning.
8) Heated Hose LED (Green): This LED indicates that the Heated Hose has reached the pre-
set temperature and is ready to use.
9) Diesel Burner LED (Yellow): This LED indicates that the Diesel Burner is on.
10) Heated Hose Fuse: This Slow-blow fuse is protecting the Heated Hose.
11) Heated Hose Generator LED (Yellow): This LED indicates that the Heated Hose Generator
is on.
Controls and Their Functions