CPMG Magma M4, Owner'S/Operator'S Manual

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Regardless of how you store your hose, the residue tends to settle at the bottom of
the coils overnight. Each day when the unit is started, the hose must be coiled up
and placed in the cabinet during the preheating process, as shown in the picture be-
low. Unless the hose was cleaned with compressed air, you will probably have
enough material remaining in the hose to require this procedure.
NOTE: Once the Melter is up to operating temperature, the burner typically
does not cycle often enough to get the cabinet to the required temper-
ature to unplug the hose.
On cold and windy days, it is very important to maintain material flow through the
hose at all times. This requires keeping the material up to temperature and return-
ing the wand to the access port anytime the wand will be shut off for more than 30
seconds to a minute. If the hose plugs during sealing operations, one of the follow-
ing procedures should be followed:
1)
Immediately remove the sealing tip (if you are using one) and insert the
wand into the
access port. With the sealing hose valve and the wand valve both wide open,
turn the
pressure valve clockwise to increase the pressure supplied to the hose. Do
this until
the engine almost stalls. If this does not work, proceed to another method.
Cleanout Procedure (Non-Electric Hose)