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RS Series Spray-Wash Cabinets 

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P/N 5900245 — Rev. B7 — November 2019 

Removing Sludge 

You need to clean out the Sludge from the Water Reservoir on a regular basis so that it does not 

damage other Spray-Wash Cabinet components or reduce cleaning. 

 

CAUTION

 

Do not allow the Sludge to exceed one inch deep; it could damage other Spray-
Wash Cabinet components. 

The amount of Sludge you will see is based on what Parts you clean and how often you clean them. 

When you first get your Spray-Wash Cabinet, remove the Sludge every week. After the first month, 
develop an appropriate schedule based on what you are cleaning and how often. Remember to 

never let the Sludge exceed one inch deep

 DANGER

 

Set the Breakers to Off and disconnect the Power Cord from power before 
beginning this procedure.

 

To remove Sludge from the Water Reservoir

1.

 

Remove the Parts Tree, Parts Basket, Parts Turntable, and the Grate covering the Water Reservoir. 

2.

 

Open the Drain, remove the Water above the Sludge, then close the Drain. 
You can reuse this Water if it is clean. If it is dirty, dispose of it properly. 

3.

 

Scrape out the Sludge through the Grate covering the Water Reservoir; be careful not to hit 

anything inside the Water Reservoir. 
Opening the Drain may help you remove the Sludge; be sure to catch any Sludge that comes out. 

4.

 

Put the Sludge in a container and store it as hazardous waste. 
Make sure to dispose if the Sludge properly. 

5.

 

Replace the Water content, correct the Water level, and replace the Grate covering the Water 

Reservoir, the Parts Turntable, the Parts Basket, and the Parts Tree. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for RS-500-D-601

Page 1: ...owder Coat model shown Designed and engineered by BendPak Inc in Southern California USA Made in China DANGER Read the entire contents of this manual before using this product Failure to follow the in...

Page 2: ...earest BendPak Ranger dealer or visit bendpak com support warranty Go to bendpak com support register your product and fill out the online form to register your product be sure to click Submit Safety...

Page 3: ...ucts is available at rangerproducts com WARNING Always use a certified licensed Electrician for electrical work Wiring the unit incorrectly could result in human injury or product damage CAUTION Only...

Page 4: ...im with copies of the bill of lading freight bill invoice and photographs if available Our willingness to assist in helping you process your claim does not make us responsible for collection of claims...

Page 5: ...DANGER Calls attention to a hazard that will result in death or injury WARNING Calls attention to a hazard or unsafe practice that could result in death or injury CAUTION Calls attention to a hazard...

Page 6: ...rntable diameter 30 762 mm 30 762 mm Water reservoir 50 gallon 189 25 liter capacity 53 gallon 200 5 liter capacity Load capacity 500 lbs 227 kg 1 000 lbs 454 kg Wash Cycle Timer 1 to 60 minutes 1 to...

Page 7: ...nto 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 y...

Page 8: ...DANGER Do not open the Electrical Panel unless directed to do so by Ranger Technical Support there are no user serviceable parts inside Only your Electrician should go into the Electrical Panel The f...

Page 9: ...ev B7 November 2019 The following drawing shows the inside of the Spray Wash Cabinet The following drawing shows the Breakers on the outside of the Electrical Panel Drawing not to scale Not all compon...

Page 10: ...s voids your warranty and may cause significant damage to your unit Q How much Water do I need A The RS 500 D models need about 50 gallons 189 liters to be full The RS 750 D models need about 53 gallo...

Page 11: ...r near a walkway as this increases the chances of someone slipping Allow room around the Spray Wash Cabinet for service and other activities Make sure the site is level you do not want the unit rollin...

Page 12: ...he Detergent to the Water Reservoir run a 15 minute Wash Cycle to mix the Detergent into the Water and then run a 60 minute Wash Cycle to coat the steel on the inside of the unit with rust inhibitor R...

Page 13: ...t for your Spray Wash Cabinet it is extremely important that you get the right kind Any Detergent you use must be formulated for mild steel parts washers it must have rust inhibiting agents to prevent...

Page 14: ...ing section If 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 w...

Page 15: ...he Door opens too widely some Water Detergent solution can miss the Spillway and fall onto the floor To fix this shorten the Chain so the Door does not open so wide 8 If you are not going to run addit...

Page 16: ...Cycle to see if a bubble forms in the hose lining Monthly Check all components to make sure they are in good operating condition If you find a component that is not working correctly take the unit out...

Page 17: ...R Set the Breakers to Off and disconnect the Power Cord from power before beginning this procedure To remove Sludge from the Water Reservoir 1 Remove the Parts Tree Parts Basket Parts Turntable and th...

Page 18: ...is waste Your Spray Wash Cabinet produces three types of liquid waste that must be disposed of properly Oil Sits on top of the Water Detergent mixture when washed off of car Parts After you remove it...

Page 19: ...uently Use the Oil Skimmer and remove Sludge more often Clean or replace the Water Detergent solution more often Remove the Spray Nozzles and or pump impeller and clean them Solution is foaming You ar...

Page 20: ...with the Parts Washer If the concentration is too little or too much it could be the source of the foaming Detergent type Make sure the detergent is formulated for high velocity and high impact washi...

Page 21: ...RS Series Spray Wash Cabinets 21 P N 5900245 Rev B7 November 2019 Wiring Diagrams 1 Phase Wiring Schematic...

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