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Trouble Shooting

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Use the following guide to help trouble shoot any possible problems with the Clean Pet Vac 
system.  If you can’t solve your problem after using the guide, please call GinSan at 800-446-
7267 for further technical assistance.

PROBLEM

POSSIBLE CAUSE

System will not
activate

1. Loss of power at main GFI outlet.  Check outlet and main circuit.
2. Loose plug/cord.  Check both vacuum and relay outlet box to make
    sure they are plugged in to their respected outlets.
3. Switch on vacuum is turned “OFF”.  Make sure the switch is in the
    on “ON” position.
4. Pet Wash control box is not working correctly.  Check controls for
    proper operation.
5. Bad connection of control wires at relay controlled outlet.  Make
    sure connections are tight and that there is 24 VAC at terminals
    when the system is activated.
6. Defective relay in controlled outlet.  Activate Clean Pet Vac system 
    and check for 120 VAC at relay controlled outlet

Poor or loss of
suction at
grooming tool

1. Separator tank is full.  Empty (drain) and clean separator tank.
2. Clogged vacuum hose.  Check both vacuum hoses and all vacuum
    hose connections for clogs or blockage.
3. Loose hose cuffs or vacuum hose connections.  Check all cuff and
    connections and make sure they are tight.
4. Clogged or dirty vacuum filter.  Clean vacuum filter and vacuum tank.
5. Damaged or kinked vacuum hose.  Check both vacuum hoses for
    damage.
6. Vacuum leak at separator tank lid.  Make sure lid is pushed down
    into position and clamping ring is tight and latched.  Also check lid seal
    for damage.
7. Vacuum leak at intake tubes on separator tank.  Check to make sure
    intake tube assemblies are tight and not damaged.  Also check intake
    tube’s o-ring seals for damage.

Summary of Contents for Clean Pet Vac

Page 1: ...Clean Pet Vac Service Manual 1 0 ...

Page 2: ...acking Unit 4 Technical Specifications 5 Electrical Requirements 6 Site Preparation 7 Installation 8 Final Installation 9 Testing Operation 10 General Operation 10 Maintenance 11 Trouble Shooting 12 Technical Sheet Wiring Diagram 13 Replacement Parts 14 1 ...

Page 3: ...eyond this Limited Warranty The loss of use of the product loss of time inconvenience commercial loss incidental or consequential damages is not covered The manufacturer reserves the right to change the design of the product without assuming any obligation to modify any product previously manufactured or to replace warranted prod uct other than with redesigned product This Limited Warranty gives y...

Page 4: ...ombustible liquids or use in an area where such liquids or fumes are present NOTICE This equipment must be installed in full compliance with all applicable local regional state and national electrical and building codes standards and rules DANGER This system is designed to work with such equipment that incorporates parts such as switch es motors or the like that tend to produce arcs or sparks whic...

Page 5: ...ke sure you have received everything 4 Separator tank with Intake tubes Quantity 1 1 1 4 X 25 Vacuum Hose Quantity 1 1 1 4 Swivel Hose Cuffs Quantity 3 Rubber Grooming Brush Tool with Adapter Quantity 1 Separator Tank Dolly Quantity 1 Wall Mountable Wet Dry Vacuum Unit Quantity 1 Strainer Basket Quantity 1 Relay Activated Controlled 120 VAC Remote Mount Outlet Assem bly with 6 cord Quantity 1 Veri...

Page 6: ...ubber construction with attached soft bristle brush Swivel attachment cuff so tool spins on hose REMOTE OUTLET CONTROL Remote mountable outlet with 6 cord Outlet controlled via 24 VAC relay Allows remote activation of vacuum unit HAIR WATER STRAINING BASKET Perforated metal construction Built in handle for easy removal from tank Catches the hair and allows water to collect in bottom of tank WALL M...

Page 7: ...d through the remote outlet de scribed above The vacuum unit is rated for 8 amps at 120 VAC If you choose not to use the vacuum that is included in this system it is highly recommended that any substitute vacuum be of the wet dry variety be UL ETL certified and meet all re quired electrical and safety codes PLEASE NOTE It is highly recommended that only a certified or licensed electrician per form...

Page 8: ...l codes that may affect or apply to the installation of this system SEPARATION TANK The separation tank should be located in a ventilated and easily accessible area no more than 15 feet away from the grooming area It is recommended that the location have a concrete floor with a floor drain in close proximity to the tank PORTABLE WET DRY VACUUM UNIT It is HIGHLY recommended that the vacuum unit be ...

Page 9: ...2 Once the vacuum is mounted locate the separator tank within 10 of the vacuum 3 Next mount the relay controlled outlet within 10 of the vacuum and within 6 of a 15 amp GFI dedicated outlet 4 If routing the vacuum hose through a wall you must drill a 1 1 2 hole in the wall to ac commodate it PLEASE NOTE It is highly recommended that the vacuum and separation tank be located in a room other than th...

Page 10: ... that leads to the washtub area must be within 14 of the tank 7 Run the vacuum hose through the wall and cut to desired length if needed 8 Attach the final swivel cuff to the end of the vacuum hose 9 Attach the grooming tool to the hose cuff 10 Attach the 24 VAC activation wire to one of the terminals on the relay controlled outlet 11 Attach a 24 VAC common wire to the other terminal on the relay ...

Page 11: ...remove loose hair and excess water from your pet s coat after washing The system alone may not remove all the water from your pet You may still need to use a dryer to completely dry your pet s coat Selecting the Clean Pet Vac op tion on your control panel activates the system Once activated use the following steps as a guide for proper use of the system 1 Hold the grooming tool around hose cuff ar...

Page 12: ...unit 4 Empty any water that may have made it into the wet dry vacuum unit 5 Inspect all vacuum hoses for kinks breaks leaks or clogs 6 Inspect all vacuum hose connections for proper fit 7 Inspect the grooming tool for possible damage or wear 8 Inspect all electrical cords plugs for proper connections 9 Activate system and check for proper operation 10 Follow any and all recommended maintenance pro...

Page 13: ... there is 24 VAC at terminals when the system is activated 6 Defective relay in controlled outlet Activate Clean Pet Vac system and check for 120 VAC at relay controlled outlet Poor or loss of suction at grooming tool 1 Separator tank is full Empty drain and clean separator tank 2 Clogged vacuum hose Check both vacuum hoses and all vacuum hose connections for clogs or blockage 3 Loose hose cuffs o...

Page 14: ...Technical Sheet 13 24 VAC ACTIVATION SIGNAL 24 VAC COMMON NOT SUPPLIED PN 67064 HOSE CUFF PN 20190 VACUUM HOSE PN 20195 TOOL CONNECTOR PN 29510 GROOMING TOOL PN 20509 PN 29515 ...

Page 15: ...Assembly Ball valve 24007 Brass adapter 24007 1 2 flat stainless steel washer 51065 1 2 flat rubber washer 51448 Intake Tube Assembly 1 1 4 plastic cuff adapter 29510 Male intake adapter 25504 Female intake adapter 25513 O ring seal 51452 7 1 2 Tube extension 25787 For specific replacement parts for the wall mountable wet dry vacuum please refer to the manual that came packaged with that unit It i...

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Page 17: ...3611 3 Mile Road NW Grand Rapids MI 49534 800 446 7267 www GinSan com 50908 ...

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