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DEMA SPRAY FOAM MODELS 294CV-2 AND 294CV-4

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

I-147

Pg. 1 of 3

Rev. B10/01

1. PARTS

A. Foamer Assembly
B. Hose to ½" NPT Coupling
C. Plastic tubing with foot strainer and ½” ID ceramic weight
D. Spray nozzles with adjustable joints

(2 with 294CV-2, 4 with 294CV-4)

2. INSTALLATION

A. Connect water compressed air and spray nozzles as shown in

figures 1 and use ½" or larger pipe or tubing in spray
manifold.

B. Power. Connect solenoid coil leads to power source. Coils

are 120    volt/60hz unless otherwise specified. (Refer to coil
housing.)

C. Detergent nay be drawn directly from any size container,

which  usually  is  set  on  the  floor.  Use  the  plastic  tubing  for
connecting to the injector barb.  First, cut to desired length
then slip the ceramic weight over the tube and drop the end
with the strainer into the container.

    TABLE 1

VISCOSITY CPS

1

75

220

500

MAX. OZ/GAL.

27

13

10

9

TABLE 2

PRESSURE PSI

40

50

60

80

WATER FLOW GPM

1.4

1.6

1.7

2.0

AIR FLOW SCFM

3.5

4.2

4.8

6.1

3. OPERATION

Open shutoff valve at end of hose. Turn on air supply; set pressure
at 40 PSI. Turn on water supply.

4. ADJUSTMENT

WARNING: Use caution when handling hazardous chemicals.

   The recessed screw in the metering knob controls the

detergent feed rate.  Turning the screw in (clockwise) will

decrease

 the detergent feed rate; backing the screw out

(counterclockwise) will

increase

  the  rate  to  the  maximums  shown  in  Table  1.    To  increase  dryness  of  foam,  raise  air

pressure 5 PSI.  Repeat if necessary.  See Table 2 for water and air flows.

5. SERVICING

CAUTION: Turn off air, water, and electricity before servicing.
If flow surges and unit fails to make foam:
A. Is the metering screw backed off?
B. Is there electrical power to both solenoids?
C. Is there sufficient water and air pressure? At least 30 PSI is required.
D. Does the detergent contain a foaming agent?
E. Is the foamer outlet attached to a manifold with too few or too small nozzles? They should have a combined water

rating of 20 GPM @ 40 PSI.

If unit stops operating:
A. Is the foot strainer clogged? Lift from drum and clean.
B. Is the detergent check valve clogged? Remove the 4 metering knob screws and inspect ball spring and O-Ring.

CAUTION: When servicing unit be sure that replacement parts have been installed according to drawing. Be
certain check valve parts are in place

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