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Maintenance
Schedule for Electric Motor
Sump Cleaners
Maintenance Log
Date placed into service:
Record date of service below:
Inspect suction and discharge hoses;
replace as needed
Inspect filter basket sleeve; replace as need-
ed. Inspect basket lifting rings for corrosion
Inspect tank for sludge buildup; clean as
needed
Check blower oil level (add SAE-40
non-detergent oil as needed)
Grease blower; (use No. 2 bearing grease -
500 hours)
Grease motor bearings (use No. 2 bearing
grease)
Grease wheels and casters; (use No. 2
bearing grease)
Change blower oil; (use SAE-40
non-detergent oil - 1500 hours)
Drain blower mufflers if equipped with
optional sound reduction mufflers (drain
plug is on lower end of muffler)
3-phase Maintenance Schedule
9. To discharge clean fluid to refill a machine
sump:
close the suction inlet ball valve V1, attach
the 1-1/2" hose to the discharge port, place the
discharge nozzle in the machine sump, push the
DISCHARGE button, and depress the discharge
hose nozzle valve.
A. Be sure the suction inlet ball valve is fully
closed before operating in the DISCHARGE
mode!
B. IMPORTANT! Be sure the suction inlet ball
valve is fully closed or fully open, depending
on the desired operation (closed-discharge,
open-suction). Failure to do so will allow
particulates to enter the valve seat and
seize the valve.
C. Stop the motor as soon as fluid stops passing
through the hose.
D. The sump cleaner will discharge all but
about an inch of fluid in the bottom of the
compartment. This is unimportant if the
compartment cleaner is used for one type
of coolant only. If different coolants are to
be handled in that compartment, remove
its drain plug to empty it completely.
3-phase Electric Dual Tank
Operation
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Summary of Contents for FJ-310A
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