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5.3 Routine Maintenance Schedule

    • The filter frame must be replaced 
        so  that  the  cage  side  is  facing 
        upwards  to  prevent  the  media   
        from being sucked out of the frame 

• Inspect the HEPA after filters 
   and replace if the filters are  
   saturated

3.  Clean the inside of the unit completely from top to  bottom, using 
     wire brush or scraper and a pressure washer to remove all 
     accumulated sludge and debris

    • Remove the inlet duct to clean the inside of the back of the 
       collector  and inspect the inlet ductwork for dust accumulation

4.  Drain the dirty water using the optional WV-55 sludge-vacuum to 
     separate the metal fines from the water, remove sludge on the 
     bottom of the tank and skim the residual material floating on the 
     water surface

5.  Open the water level control box to inspect  
     the level probes or ultrasonic sensor and 
     remove all accumulated particulate

1. Open the knobs or latches on the two 
     front panels of the wet dust collector

2.  Inspect the mist eliminator filters inside the unit for holes or dust 
     accumulation, replace the media if torn or dirty

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All debris must be 

    stored in a ventilated   
    metal drum to prevent 
    hydrogen gas buildup

•  If the collector has the 
    optional strainer system, 
    remove the basket and 
    dump the accumulated 
    dust, clean out the
    basket and replace it. 

•  Dust needs to be 
    disposed of according 
    to local regulation

6.  If the level probe is loose, tighten the 
     terminal screw and ensure the probes are at 
     the right level and touching each other. 
     Ensure the probe gasket is cleaned of all 
     residue

•  If the level probes require maintenance 
    use an abrasive sponge to remove all 
    accumulated particulate

7.  Ensure the passage from the probe housing 
     to the water basin is free and clear of 
     debris

8.  Once the entire machine has been cleaned 
     out, re-install the front doors, mist filters,  
     and probe box assembly

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Whenever several inches of dust buildup inside the wet collector water tank, it is necessary to remove the material as soon as possible. Depending on 
application dust loading, The Wet Collector may needs to be maintained daily.

Cleaning Instructions:

Summary of Contents for TYPHOON WX Series

Page 1: ...t www diversitech ca 1200 55th Avenue Montreal Quebec H8T 3J8 Tel 1 800 361 3733 Fax 1 514 631 9480 info diversitech ca READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS WX 1200 WX 5000 WX 3000 WX 6500 Operation Maint...

Page 2: ...ERATION 9 4 1 To Operate Safely 9 4 2 Controls 9 4 3 Principles of Operation 10 Control System Explained 10 Water Level Monotoring 10 Alarms 11 Level Set Point 11 SECTION 5 MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING...

Page 3: ...that extracts fumes collects dusts and exhausts filtered air either indoors or outdoors Before use inspect the unit for damage and verify it is working properly Only qualified persons should install o...

Page 4: ...o 3000 5000 80 10 0 3P 60Hz 28 0 14 0 11 0 78 WX 6500 auto 4000 6500 80 15 0 3P 60Hz 34 0 16 9 14 0 80 1 For 1200 Airflow 2 external static pressure 2 For WX 3000 WX 5000 WX 6500 Airflow 2 5 external...

Page 5: ...PT WX 5000 16 61 117 57 1 2 NPT 1 NPT WX 6500 16 67 129 67 1 2 NPT 1 NPT 1 Water Level is marked on each unit Collector Model Table Model Optimal Connection a Footprint Water Water Level in Length b H...

Page 6: ...rting during handling 4 The item serial number model and electrical ratings are listed on the nameplate Record this information in the Maintenance Record provided in APPENDIX 2 Maintenance Record or y...

Page 7: ...cabinet Once reinstalled the electrical connection to the main control box must be made as per the provided wiring diagram The scrubber is designed to accommodate an auxiliary vent fan that operates w...

Page 8: ...to use in your application turn the unit ON and perform a function test To do so 1 Turn switch to ON position for a few seconds to check that the motor rotation is correct by looking down the back of...

Page 9: ...chanical moving parts including motor gears and other pinch points Do not use product without first confirming if a Spark Arrestor is required and installed for the type of dust or fumes you are extra...

Page 10: ...h HEPA option 6 Interface for auxiliary vent fan 7 Current sensing alarm for auxiliary vent fan 8 Master Slave input for scrubber to run when dust producing equipment is on may require additional hard...

Page 11: ...m will remain until the situation is corrected Level Set Point Initial Set Point Adjustment if the PLC has been factory reset At the initial star up the set point will be at 0 To set the running water...

Page 12: ...this product Disconnect power before performing any maintenance on unit including filter inspection The input power to this unit is high voltage and touching any live electrical parts can cause fatal...

Page 13: ...Inspect the mist eliminator filters inside the unit for holes or dust accumulation replace the media if torn or dirty All debris must be stored in a ventilated metal drum to prevent hydrogen gas buil...

Page 14: ...vel Check input water and probes Fill to indicated level if necessary CORRECT Air Flow Restricted Air Flow Restricted Check clean pre filters and ducts between table and scrubber Check clean scrubber...

Page 15: ...ance on unit including filter inspection The input power to this unit is high voltage and touching any live electrical parts can cause fatal shocks or severe burns Do not touch live electrical parts A...

Page 16: ...the bicolor LED D rapidly flashes green 5 Releases the button The bicolor LED continues to flash green 6 Within 30s insert an object into position 1 then push and release the setup button The bicolor...

Page 17: ...m will be activated HEPA Installation HEPA installations follow NFPA guidelines thus temperature sensors are installed on the exhaust side of the HEPA filter These sensors are set at approximately 450...

Page 18: ...pied or otherwise reproduced as needed for management of maintenance records MANUFACTURER DIVERSITECH INC MODEL N WET COLLECTOR SERIAL N SERVICE LOCATION CONTROL N Date Description of Service Serviced...

Page 19: ...19 NOTES...

Page 20: ...se or use above rated capacities FREIGHT CLAIMS Shipments must be inspected upon arrival All Diversitech units are sold ex plant Therefore it is the receiver s responsibility to file any freight claim...

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