Ranger RS-500-D-601, Installation And Operation Manual

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RS Series Spray-Wash Cabinets
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P/N 5900245 — Rev. B7 — November 2019
Components
Spray-Wash Cabinet components include:
•
Door . Provides access to the inside of the unit; make sure it is shut and latched for a Wash Cycle.
• Door Latch . Keeps the Door firmly closed; make sure it is engaged before starting a Wash Cycle.
•
Breakers
. Control the Heaters. Three phase unit also has a main disconnect switch.
• Handle . Use the Handle on the right to open and close the Door. Use both Handles when moving
the Spray-Wash Cabinet.
• Parts Turntable . Holds the Parts you are washing; turns during the Wash Cycle.
• Parts Tree . Connects to the Parts Turntable. Hang Parts on it that you want washed.
• Parts Basket . Holds smaller Parts; sits on the Parts Turntable.
•
Friction-Drive Wheel
. Turns the Parts Turntable. Powered by a motor on the back of the unit.
• Water Reservoir . Holds the Water/Detergent solution used to wash your car Parts. After a few
Wash Cycles, the liquid in the Water Reservoir separates: Oil on top, Water/Detergent solution in
the middle, and Sludge at the bottom.
• Grate . Covers the opening to the Water Reservoir. Water level should be just above the bottom of
the Grate; if it is less than that, add more Water to bring it up to that level.
• Wash Timer . Controls the length of the Wash Cycle.
• Wash Cycle . The length of time the car Parts are washed, from 1 to 60 minutes. Generally, a 15-
minute Wash Cycle is going to get off whatever is going to come off.
• Spray Nozzles . Spray Water onto the car Parts during a Wash Cycle.
• Safety Switch . Prevents a Wash Cycle from being started if the Door is open. When the Door is
closed and latched shut, the Safety Stop holds down the Safety Switch; you can only start a Wash
Cycle when the Safety Switch is being held down.
Do not use the Safety Switch as a way to
stop a Wash Cycle before it is finished.
•
Safety Stop
. The part of the Door that holds down the Safety Switch when the Door is latched
closed. You cannot start a Wash Cycle unless the Safety Stop is holding down the Safety Switch.
•
Oil Skimmer
. Skims Oil from the top of the Water Reservoir.
• Oil Skimmer Timer . Controls the length of time the Oil Skimmer is on.
• Oil Skimmer Sluice . Controls where the Oil goes after the Oil Skimmer removes it from the
Water Reservoir. Be sure to put a container under the Oil Skimmer Sluice to catch the Oil.
• Casters . Let you move the unit. Lock them when the unit is at the desired location.
• Drain . Drains Water and/or Sludge from the Water Reservoir. Found on the bottom of the unit on
the left side.
• Spillway . Drains Water from the bottom of the Door back into the Water Reservoir after a Wash
Cycle has finished.
• Alarm . If the Water level in the Water Reservoir gets too low, the red light goes on and the audible
alarm comes on. Add Water before clearing the Alarm using the Reset Button.
•
Reset Button
. Clears the Alarm. Add Water to the correct level before clearing the Alarm.
• Power Cord . Connects the Spray-Wash Cabinet to a power source.
• Electrical Panel . Houses the wiring for the Spray-Wash Cabinet. The Alarm is on the side of the
Electrical Panel, the Reset Button is on the top, the Breakers are on the back.