Marco Blastmaster 950 CFM, Operator'S Manual

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Blastmaster
®
950 CFM Air Dryer
13
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Electric
Before use :
• Ensure the Blastmaster
®
950 CFM Air Dryer is placed on a flat, solid, level surface
capable of supporting the unit’s weight and is in a stable position.
• Inspect unit for loose fittings, bolts, or damage. Tighten any loose fittings or bolts and
replace any damaged components before use. Ensure Inspection Door (7) is secure.
• Inspect Aftercooler (3), Fan Blades (2), and Electric Motor (1) for dust, dirt, debris or
obstructions. Clean or clear away any foreign matter.
• Using a screw driver or similar device, gently rotate Fan Blades (2) to confirm free
movement. If Fan Blades do not move freely, remove obstruction or repair Electric
Motor (1) before use.
• Open Drain Valves (9,10,13) fully to release any liquid. Close Drain Valves once liquid
stops flowing.
• Check desiccant tablet levels using Sight Glass (8). See Loading the Blastmaster
®
950
CFM Air Dryer.
• Connect air hose from compressor to Air Inlet (12).
• Connect air hose to Air Outlet (11).
• Slowly turn on air supply to unit, looking and listening for leaks. If leaks are found, turn off
air supply, open Drain (9), allow air pressure to completely release and address leaks, as
needed.
• Slightly open Drain Valves (9,10,13) to release collected moisture.
• Start Electric Motor (1) by pressing ”Start” (5) on Starter Box (6).
• Slowly turn on air supply to connected device(s). If leaks are found, turn off air supply,
• open Drain (9), allow air pressure to completely release and address leaks, as needed.
During use:
• Observe Drain Valves (9,10,13) for release of liquids. If no liquid is being released, adjust
as needed.
• Observe desiccant levels through Sight Glass (8).
After use:
• Turn off air supply to connected device(s).
• Turn off compressed air supply.
• Turn off Electric Motor (1) by pressing ”Stop” (4) on Starter Box (6).
• Slowly open Drain Valves (9,10,13) to release collected liquid and stored compressed air.
• Once all pressure is released, disconnect air hose from Air Inlet (12) and Air Outlet (11).
• Close all Drain Valves (9,10,13).
• Cover or move unit inside for storage.
Inspect all equipment for
wear or damage before
and after each use.
Failure to use Original
Equipment Manufacturer
repair parts and failure to
immediately replace worn
or damaged components
could void warranties
and cause malfunctions.
Failure to comply with
the above warning could
result in death or serious
injury.
This product is not for
use in wet environments.
Always use a Ground
Fault Interrupter
Circuit (GFIC) for all
electrical power source
connections. Use of
this product in wet
environments could
create a shock or
electrocution hazard.
Failure to comply with
the above warning could
result in death or serious
injury.
This equipment is not
intended for use in
any area that might
be considered a
hazardous location, as
described in the National
Electric Code NFPA
70, Article 500. Use of
this equipment in a
hazardous location could
cause an explosion or
electrocution. Failure to
comply with the above
warning could result in
death or serious injury.
Transporting, lifting,
or moving this device
must be in accordance
with applicable OSHA
standards and ASME
B30 standards, as
well as any applicable
local, state, or federal
requirements. Failure to
comply with the above
warning could result in
death or serious injury.
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