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Pellerin Milnor Corporation
Precaution Explanation
See the “Cylinder inspec-
tion” warning and inspect
the cylinder for
smoothness. Inspect the cylinder and perforations for smoothness.
Pellerin Mil-
nor Corporation cannot accept cylinder finish damage claims
after the machine has been placed in service.
Machines are
shipped with the shell door(s) closed. See the section below for in-
formation on how to open the shell door(s).
WARNING:
Cylinder inspection —
can trap you in the cylinder or seriously injure
you.
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Never enter, or place body parts in the cylinder when power is supplied
to the machine.
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If the machine is connected to power, lockout/tag-out power at the ex-
ternal disconnect switch.
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mechanically restrain the cylinder from turning.
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Have an assistant present in case of emergency.
Can the Door(s) Be Opened Before Utilities are Connected?
— The shell
doors on all Milnor ® washer-extractors in current production, except for the side-loading, barrier
models, have one of two types of door latch: electric-operated or air operated.
Door Type How To Open
Electric-operated: The machine leaves the factory with the door latched closed but not locked.
Turn the door knob to open the door even when the machine does not have
power. If the door will not open, the door lock mechanism moved to the
locked position due to shaking in transit. In this event, wait until the ma-
chine is connected to electric power and use the controls to open the door.
Air-operated: The machine leaves the factory with the door(s) closed and locked (with the
door plunger extended). It is possible to temporarily replace the air line that
retracts the door plunger with a source of compressed air to open the door
when no other utilities are connected. Otherwise, wait until utilities are con-
nected to the machine and use the controls to open the door.
End of document: BNWUUI03
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