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3. Safe operating practices

Read and understand all procedures and safety instructions before using the V0 HD. Observe all safety 
information  on  this  page  and  note  specific  safety  requirements  as  explained  by  procedures  called 
out  in  this  manual.  Failure  to  follow  these  instructions  could  result  in  serious  personal  injury,  property  
damage or death.

A. Work area safety

1. 

Wear personal protective equipment: hard hat, safety glasses, safety shoes, and light leather  

 

work gloves (OSHA approved or personal protective equipment directive 89/686/EEC compliant). 

2. 

Wear close fitting clothing to avoid clothing getting trapped in belt drive.  

3. 

Keep long hair tucked back and refrain from wearing any jewlery. 

4. 

The safe operation of this equipment requires that the operators be on stable footing.

5. 

Stay clear of fibers or lines under tension.

6. 

Stay clear of pressurized line and conduit.

7. 

Use the blower only for its intended purpose.

8. 

Do not place fiber reel too close to unit. Place the reel far enough away from the unit to ensure 

 

proper control.

9. 

Keep hands away from belt drive while blower is in operation.

B. Working with air

The  V0  HD,  using  pressurized  air  to  project  the  fiber  at  high  velocities.  Please  observe  the  following  
precautions when operating the blower:
1.  

Forced air creates flying debris. Always wear personal protective equipment.

2.  

Ensure no personnel are in the destination access vault during the blowing operation.

C. Electrical devices

The motor, controller, and digital display are electrical devices. Electrical shock hazards exist that could 
result in severe personal injury or death. Observe the following precautions to avoid electrical hazards:
1. 

Do not operate in or near water. This includes setting the unit on a wet surface or exposing to rain.

2. 

Do not operate when there is lightening or extreme weather. An earth stake driven into the ground  

 

as added protection is recommended if there is any chance of extreme weather developing.

3. 

Do not remove the digital display cover. There are no user-serviceable parts inside.

4. 

The drive should be switched o

ff

 before connecting or disconnecting any cords.

5. 

Important safety Information about batteries and chargers:

 

• Never submerge the battery in water.

 

• Never leave the battery in the machine when cleaning.

 

• If you suspect your lithium battery has water inside do not use or attempt to recharge.

 

• Never use the charger or battery if the leads, contacts or casings are damaged.

 

• Dropping the battery may damage the cells or circuit components inside.

 

• A LITHIUM BATTERY THAT HAS BEEN SUBMERGED IN WATER OR SUSTAINED DAMAGE IS A FIRE  

 

  HAZARD. DO NOT USE THE BATTERY. Place outdoors in a noncombustible container well away  

 

  from flammable materials. DO NOT RECHARGE THE BATTERY.

 

• Avoid charging your battery in temperatures below 0˚ C or exposing the battery to temperatures 

 

  below -5˚ C or above 40˚ C.

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Summary of Contents for V0 HD 18 V

Page 1: ...D A R E T O D O I T D I F F E R E N T L Y V0 HD Product model type V0 HD 18 V V0 HD 18 V USER S GUIDE AND SAFETY MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...orm or by any means including photocopying recording or other electronic or mechanical methods without the prior written permission of the publisher For permission requests write to the publisher addressed Attention Permissions Coordinator at the address below Jetting AB Murgatan 1 522 30 Tidaholm Sweden jetting se info jetting se ...

Page 3: ... on this page and note specific safety requirements as explained by procedures in this manual Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious personal injury or death D A R E T O D O I T D I F F E R E N T L Y 3 Caution Noise will exceed 70 db Manufacturer Jetting AB Murgatan 1 522 30 Tidaholm Sweden jetting se info jetting se 46 502 65 90 10 ...

Page 4: ...actices 3 7 Unpacking the box 4 8 Set up the blower 5 9 Display functions 6 10 Crash test 7 10 Blower operations 8 11 Maintenance 9 13 Troubleshooting guide 10 14 Documentation and disposal 11 14 EC Declaration of Conformity 12 15 Section Page 4 D A R E T O D O I T D I F F E R E N T L Y ...

Page 5: ...te different pipe and fiber sizes The pipe is mechanically clamped between the duct clamps at the exit of the pipe clamp preventing movement in any direction Seals conform around the pipe when clamped The fiber optic is fed through the pipe by a combined pulling pushing force The pulling force is achieved when pressurized air is fed into the air block and forced into the duct generating drag on th...

Page 6: ...ber sizes 0 5 mm to 6 5 mm 4 Pipe sizes 3 16 mm D Electrical requirements 1 Power requirements 18 V 4 Ah 2 Power connection Hitachi standard E Physical specifications 1 Height 240 mm 2 Length 170 mm 3 Width 120 mm 4 Weight 2 2 kg F Wheel drive specifications 1 Maximum pushing force 200N 2 Adjustable clamp force G Pipecoupling requirements 1 Must withstand maximum air pressure of 16 bar 2 Must with...

Page 7: ...nsure no personnel are in the destination access vault during the blowing operation C Electrical devices The motor controller and digital display are electrical devices Electrical shock hazards exist that could result in severe personal injury or death Observe the following precautions to avoid electrical hazards 1 Do not operate in or near water This includes setting the unit on a wet surface or ...

Page 8: ...mains power The charger has 2 indicator lights to represent the status of the battery during the charging process When connecting a discharged battery the red light will illuminate to indicate the bulk charge state When the bulk charging process is complete the green light will illuminate The battery should be removed from the charger after the green light is active Never leave the charger connect...

Page 9: ...eel drive and tighten Feed the fiber in the wheel drive and through the rear fiber guide Tighten wheel drive using the down screw knob to ensure even pressure on the fiber Tighten down so that the wheel no longer slips at the push force setting determined in the crash test procedure Do not over tighten F Connect battery to blower The power button is on top of the battery connector G Connect air co...

Page 10: ...y fiber damages Crash Test For all types of fibers 0 5 mm diameter The pushing force is adjusted by pressing the Menu button and set with and button To return to main screen start menu push the meny button 2 times or wait 5 s Please observe For model V0 HD the preset pushing force is 6 N and can be set between 6 200 N The last inserted pushing force will stay in the memory even if the device will ...

Page 11: ...ther not against each other 5 Install fiber It may be helpful to guide apply back tension to the fiber using your hand at the fiber entrance of the machine to maintain control over the fiber Always use a cloth or napkin in order to secure clean fiber cable enter into the machine This will decrease the daily work for cleaning of measure and drive wheel cable guides and duct clamp compartment and al...

Page 12: ...nd button for 3 seconds This will be effective until next reset or power cycle of the machine 8 Activate fiber protection To reactivate the fiber protection system press and hold STOP and button for 3 seconds or switch on off the main power supply Please observe With the fiber protection the max pushing is 200N 9 Reset of inserted values total milage distance To reset all values push the stop butt...

Page 13: ...nger able to effectively grip the fiber optic X Duct pack seal replacement X Change rubber rings on drive wheel Every 50 km unless excessive wear is occurring Seals replacement Every 10 km unless excessive wear is occurring Wheel cleaning and tightening Inspect wheel and tighten before and after each use Clean after each use or when necessary Disconnect power supply and exhaust any air pressure be...

Page 14: ...fter 1 Put more air to the system with the belt drive having stopped 2 The wheel can be restarted after the air pressure has increased and stabilized Wheel feed does not start 1 Battery is low check battery meter in the display 2 Overtemp may have occurred The display shows OVERTEMP and the motors needs to cool down under 75 degrees Celsius Do not use compressed air or water to cool down the machi...

Page 15: ...15 12 EC Declaration of Conformity D A R E T O D O I T D I F F E R E N T L Y Håkan Johan on ...

Page 16: ...D A R E T O D O I T D I F F E R E N T L Y V0 HD 18 V USER S GUIDE AND SAFETY MANUAL Version 2022 11 ...

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