Super Products MUD DOG, Operator'S Manual

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CONTROL SYSTEM OPERATION
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WARNING
When lowering the body, press and hold the lower button
for two full seconds after the body contracts the chassis
frame rails. This applies the proper retraction force to
properly secure the body.
Separator Air System
Your unit is equipped with a separator. There is little for
the operator to do except periodically check for any
material accumulation in the bottom of the unit and
manually clean out. This separator is located in the air
stream between the top of the body and the vacuum
pump.
Front Body Drain Valve
Your unit has the front body drain valve so you can drain
excess liquids from the body through such. Because the
pusher plate keeps the larger materials away from this
drain, you can drain off virtually all the liquid resulting in a
relatively dry payload for the disposal site. Make sure the
drain hose is properly secured before moving the unit. If
the drain valve should plug, you can suck air backwards
through it by blocking off the inlet hose, and engaging the
vacuum pump. Allow the vacuum to build up some and
then open the drain valve. The drain hose must be
disconnected when you do this. Make sure all body parts
and clothing are away from the valve opening before
opening the valve.
Debris Level Sensor (Optional)
Your unit may be equipped with a Debris Level Sensor
which will inform the operator of the debris level in the
collector body. The system senses liquids, slurries, and
solids and operates in the full vacuum environment in the
collector body (up to 28" Hg). The components are
immune to air flow, noise, vibration, dust, humidity and
temperature.
The Debris Level system measures the debris level and
includes four red lights representing 25%, 50%, 75%,
and 100% full. The lights are located on the main
storage cabin above the passenger side door.
Additionally the top light (fourth light) will blink when the
debris body is about 90% full. This should serve as a
warning to the operator that the debris body is almost full.
When the body is 100% full the top light will stay lit and
the vacuum relief door will open and prevent overfilling.
Ensure the area is clear of hazards before raising or
lowering the body.