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LUBRICATION MODE

 

Terminal Block J9 

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 INPUT 3 

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 Connection 5 & 6

 

Input 3 is the customer lubrication input. The input can be from a normally

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open switch, normally

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open relay contacts, 

or from a PLC output. When the contacts are closed (24VDC is supplied to the input), the system will be in Lubrication 
mode. When the contacts are open, the system will be in Standby mode.

 

Lubrication mode will override both 

Test

 and 

Prime

 modes.

 

If the Test mode cycle is not complete, and the lubrication 

input is energized, the system will terminate Test mode and the system will enter Lubrication mode.

 

The system will 

not 

return to Test mode after the Lubrication mode is terminated.

 

If the system is in Lubrication mode, the following will occur:

 

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Output 9 will be energized (lubrication on)

 

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Output 10 will output a low frequency pulse train (adjustable by the PUMP ADJ potentiometer) to cycle the 
piston pumps

 

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The Blue LED indicator on the control panel door will strobe in sync with Output 10

 

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HVPS will be enabled

 

To exit Lubrication Mode:

 

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Standby mode: 

Input 3 must be de

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energized and SW5 –

 

Dip Switch 1 is an OFF position

 

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Fault mode: 

Any system fault occurs

 

• 

System power: 

OFF

 

ATTENTION: Burst will only be active while the system is in Lubrication mode (Input 3 energized). 

 

BURST MODE

 

Terminal Block J9 

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 INPUT 4 

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 Connection 7 & 8 or PCB Mounted Pushbutton

 

When the BURST pushbutton and Input 4 are activated the system goes into burst mode.

 

Burst Mode Input 

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 is used to increase the lubrication volume to 1.25x the current pump frequency setpoint for 24 

hours (unless placed into a different mode). This allows for a 24

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hour period of increased lubrication, when desired, 

without the need to change the PMP ADJ potentiometer setting. Maximum burst mode frequency is 100 CPM. 

 

When using the PCB Burst mode pushbutton, the red LED indicator will illuminate.

 

To exit Burst mode, one of the following must occur:

 

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The Reset button on the control panel door is pressed

 

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The BURST button on the PCB is pressed

 

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The 24 hour mode timer expires (PCB Pushbutton)

 

4.8 OPTIONAL PCB INPUTS AND CONNECTIONS

 

Terminal Block J8

 

For factory use only.

 

Nozzle 1 & 2 Pressure Low & High

 

Terminal Block J9 

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 INPUTS 5 through 8 

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 Connection 9 through 16 

 

Inputs 5 through 8 will activate when the nozzle pressure is inadequate. The system must be in Lubrication mode for 10 
seconds before the inputs are enabled. It is intended to be used as nozzle pressure/flow input and allows the pressures 
to stabilize before allowing a fault condition to occur. 

 

 

Figure 4.7

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3: PCB 

BURST  pushbutton

 

Summary of Contents for AutoJet ES250

Page 1: ...AutoJet ES250 Electrostatic Chain Oiler System ML00ES250F spray com OWNER S MANUAL...

Page 2: ...al PCB Inputs and Connections 18 4 9 Verifying the Spray Control Panel Set Up 19 5 Fluid Reservoir Assembly 20 5 1 Mounting and Positioning 20 5 2 Fluid Reservoir Connections 21 5 3 Lubricant Pump 22...

Page 3: ...are not followed correctly ATTENTION Supplementary information for the user that draws attention to possible problems 2 1 GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION READ AND FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS All safety related an...

Page 4: ...pressures and flow rates WARNING Fluids under pressure can penetrate skin and cause severe injury ATTENTION Always remember to carefully read the chemical manufacturer s labels follow SDS and all dir...

Page 5: ...face and providing a very high fluid transfer efficiency Some benefits of electrostatic spraying include Low flow rates that allow for less fluid usage Reduced product and workspace contamination due...

Page 6: ...to system operators and the grounding lug is connected to a grounded GFCI outlet Figure 4 1 If mounting the panel to the wall in a location that is close to your nozzles install wall anchors that are...

Page 7: ...h the grommets in the bottom of the control box Connect cables to the high voltage terminal block bus bar Push cables into clamps on the grounding bracket confirm grounding mesh is in clip Attach wire...

Page 8: ...supplied J2 24 VDC Source J3 Factory Use Only Jumpers must be installed in slots 4 and 5 J4 Factory Use Only J5 Ground Connection Provides a ground for components powered by block J2 J6 Panel Pushbut...

Page 9: ...r system configuration does not require or necessitate the use of external components Blocks J2 and J5 will likely go unused Figure 4 3 3 Example diagram for connecting external pressure transducers o...

Page 10: ...AM BLOCK J7 CONNECTION REFERENCE Connections come landed from factory Figure 4 3 4 Terminal block J6 CONTROLLER DOOR PUSHBUTTON INDICATOR CONNECTIONS Terminal Block J6 3 4 X1 X2 X1 X2 1 2 X1 X2 RESET...

Page 11: ...FAULT 4 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC 24 VDC Open switch AIR PRESSURE FAULT Open switch OIL LEVEL FAULT FIFTEEN SIXTEEN SEVENTEEN EIGHTEEN NINETEEN TWENTY Terminal Block J9 R...

Page 12: ...run mode description System Modes section 4 7 8 Maintained Closure BURST MODE A momentary closure in this circuit activates BURST MODE ref burst mode description System Modes section 5 9 10 Open Swit...

Page 13: ...de rated by 10 percent for the 10 C increase 200 mA 90 180 mA 4 5 OUTPUT DETAILS Figure 4 5 Output Connections Terminal Block J9 ONE TWO THREE FOUR FIVE SIX SEVEN EIGHT NINE TEN ELEVEN TWELVE THIRTEEN...

Page 14: ...be connected to a PLC input and used to determine the precise fault that has occurred by interpreting the Output 3 pulse code 5 6 4 ARC FAULT Energizes if the spray control panel detects a brief curre...

Page 15: ...using Nozzle 1 Low Pressure Alarm Off If Nozzle 1 Low Pressure Alarm is in use Switch 4 Input 6 bypass On If not using Nozzle 1 High Pressure Alarm Off If Nozzle 1 High Pressure alarm is in use Switch...

Page 16: ...he actual High Voltage Output multiply the Voltage across TP1 and Ground times 6 kV volt Example Voltage across TP1 is measured as 2 2 VDC 2 2 volts 6 kV volt 13 2 kV 13 200 VDC DWELL Adjustment DWELL...

Page 17: ...minutes and should be used to check the system operation anytime when the system is in Standby Mode This means that the system cannot be in Lubrication mode Burst mode Prime mode or under any fault c...

Page 18: ...NTION Burst will only be active while the system is in Lubrication mode Input 3 energized BURST MODE Terminal Block J9 INPUT 4 Connection 7 8 or PCB Mounted Pushbutton When the BURST pushbutton and In...

Page 19: ...use lubrication cycle piston pump will de energize The red stop LED will strobe 10 times followed by a pause HVPS will be disabled To clear the fault the low air pressure condition must be corrected...

Page 20: ...installed on the fluid reservoir Each electrostatic nozzle is powered by a dedicated pump You will be able to mount up to four 4 pumps to power up to four 4 nozzles directly to the fluid reservoir tan...

Page 21: ...push to connect Tube fittings Figure 5 2 1 Pump connection diagram Figure 5 2 2 Air connections diagram Pump Connections Side View Air Connections Side View Air Pressure Regulator Connect to Block J9...

Page 22: ...ise turns approximately 1 8 in at its upper limit Be inset into top of pump using clockwise turns approximately 1 8 in at its lower limit The adjustment stem will stop turning when it has reached the...

Page 23: ...Note During the initial pressure setting the adjustment knob may be difficult to unlock If this happens disconnect the compressed air line and unlock the adjustment knob and then reconnect the compre...

Page 24: ...e gauge that align with the slot on the gauge cover this is important when reinstalling the gauge cover 3 Using a small flathead screwdriver 2 9 mm blade width adjust the air pressure switch adjustmen...

Page 25: ...l bowl protector in place while rotating the drain valve if necessary REPLACING THE PARTICULATE FILTER ELEMENT 1 Disconnect the compressed air line from the filter regulator assembly 2 Open the drain...

Page 26: ...Oiler Nozzle includes a 7 8 in 20UNEF 2A thread for mounting The nozzle must be mounted in a clean non hazardous area The nozzle must be mounted in a location where the chain is extremely steady Any...

Page 27: ...used to purge the line HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE The high voltage cable connects the HVPS from the Spray Control Panel terminal block to the nozzle The electrode connector connects into the rubber boot at t...

Page 28: ...o a small cones These small cones will have a series of single file droplets propelling off from the tip At the lower end of the voltage range the droplets will be heavier with spaces in between 6 As...

Page 29: ...s Time delayed fault when a pressure or flow sensor detects problems with fluid delivery to the nozzles Nozzle 2 Pressure Low Fault Pulses 6 times Time delayed fault when a pressure or flow sensor det...

Page 30: ...he RESET button on the spray control panel door Liquid being sprayed is too conductive If the fluid is too conductive it will need to be changed before the electrostatic system can be used again Fault...

Page 31: ...reservoir level switch Replace the reservoir level switch then press the RESET button Reservoir level switch not being used and Input 9 Bypass DIP Switch is in OFF position If the input is not being u...

Page 32: ...y nozzle with hot water detergent solution Dry before reuse Or replace nozzle Fluid lines not primed Put the system into PRIME mode Problem lubricant coming out in drips Cause Solution Low high voltag...

Page 33: ...ntrol panel Press the RESET button then the TEST button on the control panel circuit board If the system still faults with no cables connected there is a problem inside the spray control panel Consult...

Page 34: ...microns Brass FI0098355K832 filter strainer Exhaust Muffler Filter 1 8 NPT M 11 SCFM 100 PSI Steel FI004450K1 Filter Regulator Combination 1 4 NPT 5 micron 150 PSI Max 42 cfm FC006B315 Reservoir Tank...

Page 35: ...product names may be trademarks of their respective companies Warranty is one 1 year on non wear parts from ship date Wear items are covered for manufacturing defect only for a period of one 1 year We...

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