
Electrostatic Technology, Inc
FlexiCoat
®
Model 300 Coater
Serial #20158
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10.3.1 Coating Bed Cleaning
(continued)
Step 4 -
Disconnect the Powder Level Sensor Hose, and both the Powder
Feed Hose and the Exhaust Hose from the Powder Feed Chamber
above the Coating Bed. Remove the Tooling Plate (8)
Thumbscrews and lift the Tooling Plate from the Coating Bed.
Step 5 -
Carefully vacuum the remaining powder from the Bed. Use a
shop vacuum with a soft plastic nozzle on the end of its hose.
Any residual powder not vacuumed out from inside the canopy
can be blown with compressed air into the Collector Module.
10.3.2 Powder Collector Cleaning
Step 1 -
Remove the Power Cord Plug from the receptacle to insure power
is OFF.
Step 2 -
Remove the hex head bolts and flat washers securing the Filter
Access Panel to the Collector Module. Remove the Filter Access
Panel.
Step 3 -
Clean the inside of the Collector Module with a rubber squeegee
or other grounded nonmetallic device. Remove the powder from
the lower section of the Collector Module using a scoop or shop
vacuum with a soft plastic nozzle on the end.
10.4 POWDER/COLOR
CHANGE
When changing powder from one color to another, it is very important that the entire
system be thoroughly cleaned to prevent contamination. The same Coating Bed
cleaning procedure as above should be used. The Powder Feed Chamber, Powder
Feed Hose, and Powder Exhaust Hose must also be thoroughly cleaned or replaced.
The Powder Collector cartridges should be changed if powder is being saved and re-
used. It is also necessary to thoroughly clean inside the Powder Collector Module
enclosure and the Powder Collector Hopper (and Pail) to avoid color contamination.
The Fluidizing Hopper, Powder Feed Pump and Powder Feed hoses must be
thoroughly cleaned and hoses replaced if necessary.