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The MART Corporation Standard Turntable Power Washer v. 4.0
If you find that your rinse is not long enough, consider operating at a higher temperature
in order to evaporate more water during the wash cycle. Also, be sure that the auto
steam exhaust (ASE) is removing steam -- moving up to the next ASE motor size may
be an answer.
3.2. Rinse Injector Pump
The chemical injector pump allows adjustment of the flow rate of chemical injected into
the rinse water. It delivers liquid additive at very precise dosage rates (per minute). The
regulator and gauge allow the operator to adjust the rinse spray characteristics of flow
and pressure.
Contact your chemical supplier for the appropriate inhibitor chemical, and for
instructions on using it.
NOTE : Monitor inhibitor-chemical usage visually. Replace drums
as needed to ensure that inhibitor chemical is applied with each
rinse.
Before you operate the rinse system, you need to make the two following adjustments.
To adjust the chemical concentration in the rinse water (chemical injector pump),
follow this procedure :
1. Determine the number of nozzles your washer has for its rinse system (in
order to use the correct graph to achieve the desired rinse-regulator
pressure). Your washer will have 3, 4, or 5 rinse nozzles.
2. Select the proper graph. (Refer to the following figures in this section.)
NOTE: The graphs are for a 1.06 gal/hr (4 l/hr) injector pump,
MART #50107; and 50
°
.053-inch (1.3 mm)-diameter-orifice
nozzles, MART #29010.
3. Determine the rinse-regulator pressure your washer currently uses in the
rinse cycle.