RS Series Spray-Wash Cabinets
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P/N 5900245 — Rev. B7 — November 2019
Start-Up Process
The Start-Up Process prepares your Spray-Wash Cabinet for normal use; it is
required
.
The Spray-Wash Cabinet must be empty for the Start-Up Process. Do not begin the Start-Up Process
unless you have the approximately two hours necessary to complete it.
To perform the Start-Up Process
:
1.
Make sure the Breakers are Off
and
the Power Cord is disconnected from power.
2.
Open the Door and remove anything that should not be in there when you run a normal Wash
Cycle.
3.
Fill the Water Reservoir so that the Water level reaches just above the bottom of the Grate.
Fill RS-500-D models with 50 gallons (189 liters), RS-750-D models with 53 gallons (200 liters).
4.
Connect the Power Cord to the power source, then set the Breakers to On.
5.
Make sure the Safety Switch prevents the Spray Nozzles from working when the Door is open.
To do this: open the Door, stand back, and start a Wash Cycle. If the Spray Nozzles start working,
do
not
use the unit; instead, take it out of service and refer to the
the Spray Nozzles do not start working, then continue to the next step.
6.
Determine how much Detergent you will need for your unit.
NOTICE
Your unit is shipped with 20 lbs. of Aluma-Klean, which is enough to run the
Spray-Wash Cabinet. If you use any other kind of Detergent, follow the Detergent
manufacturer’s recommendations for how much Detergent to use.
7.
When the Water temperature reaches 160°F (measure it using a thermometer), carefully pour
approximately half of the required amount of Detergent to the Water Reservoir,
wait about a
minute
, and then add the other half.
Do
not add all of the Detergent to the Reservoir at the same time.
⚠
CAUTION
The Water Reservoir must be properly heated before adding the Detergent.
8.
Close and latch the Door, then run a 15-minute Wash Cycle.
This mixes the Detergent into the Water.
Do not put any dirty Parts in the Spray-Wash Cabinet for this cycle.
If there is severe Water leakage, refer to
9.
Run a second Wash Cycle, this time for 60 minutes.
This coats the inside of the Unit with the rust-inhibiting agents in the Detergent.
Do not put any dirty Parts in the Spray-Wash Cabinet for this cycle.
10.
When the second Wash Cycle is complete, the Spray-Wash Cabinet is ready for normal operation.
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