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TRANSPORTATION AND

HANDLING

ELECTROFOG

4.3 

STORAGE AND WAREHOUSING 

METHODS

 - Upon receipt of the material, the purchaser must 

prepare a suitable area in which to store the 

packages.

 - To prevent the packages from creating a hazard 

or degrading, the storage area must be covered 

(preferably a closed environment to avoid contact 

with atmospheric agents) and accessible only to 

operators.

 - In addition to having a stable support surface and 

adequate load-bearing capacity, the storage area 

must  be  free  from  risk  of  fire  and/or  explosion, 

must have adequate humidity and temperature 

(between  -25°C  and  +55°C)  and  sufficient  lighting. 

We recommend designating a storage area in the 

immediate vicinity of the installation area to ensure 

minimum movement during the installation phase of 

the machine.

 - For as long as the machine remains inactive after 

unpacking, pending commissioning or due to 

production interruptions, it must be protected with 

tarpaulins to prevent dust from depositing on the 

mechanisms.

ATTENTION

In the event of prolonged storage, periodically 

check that there are no changes in the storage 

conditions of the packages.

Summary of Contents for CEDAX ELECTROFOG EWV8

Page 1: ...ELECTROFOG EWV8 EWV10 Instruction manual REV 1 0 OF 21 07 2020 CEDAX S R L VIA F GUARINI 15 47121 FORL ITALY TEL 39 0543 780600 FAX 39 0543 473018 http www cedax it e mail info cedax org...

Page 2: ...ation and maintenance of the machine This manual is covered by copyright all rights are reserved reproductions and communications even partial of its content are prohibited without the prior written a...

Page 3: ...I TABLE OF CONTENTS I 1 REVISION TABLE OF THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND ITS PARTS Parts of the Manual Revision Table of contents 0 Chapter 0 0 1 0 2 0 3 0 4 0 5 0 6 0 7 0 8 0 9 0 10 0 11 0 12 0 13 0 Inst...

Page 4: ...nt 11 0 6 PRESERVATION OF THE MANUAL 11 1 GENERAL INFORMATION 13 1 1 MANUFACTURER AND MACHINE IDENTIFICATION 13 1 1 a Manufacturer 13 1 1 b Machine 13 1 1 c Machine conformity 14 1 1 d Directives and...

Page 5: ...NG 37 4 4 a Unpacking 37 5 INSTALLATION 39 5 1 PERMITTED ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 39 5 1 a Temperature 39 5 1 b Lighting 39 5 1 c Atmosphere with risk of explosion and or fire 39 5 2 SPACE REQUIRED FO...

Page 6: ...adjustment 52 7 4 PERIODIC CONTROL AND REPLACEMENT INTERVENTIONS 52 7 4 a Cleaning the machine 53 7 5 UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE 53 7 6 STORAGE 54 8 PROBLEMS CAUSES AND REMEDIES 55 9 DEMOLITION AND DISP...

Page 7: ...it throughout its intended life In addition to using it correctly the recipients of the information must read it carefully and apply it stringently This information is provided by the Manufacturer in...

Page 8: ...he responsibility of the Manufacturer to send the chapters affected by the modification together with the new global revision model to the holders of the Instruction Manual It is the responsibility of...

Page 9: ...rations on the machine with the mobile guards open 2nd level machine operator personnel able to perform the tasks of the 1st level operator and in addition able to perform operations on the machine wi...

Page 10: ...hat if not avoided leads to death or serious injury WARNING Indicates hazardous situations with MEDIUM risk which if not avoided results in death or serious injury ATTENTION Indicates hazardous situat...

Page 11: ...afety of the personnel involved Residual hazard hazard that could not be eliminated or reduced through the design against which the protective guards are not or are not totally effective Exposed perso...

Page 12: ...ctrical and pneumatic power supply disconnected Machine on with electrical and pneumatic power supply connected and safely stopped Machine on with electrical and pneumatic power supply connected and s...

Page 13: ...ly with clean hands and not placed on dirty surfaces No parts must be removed torn or arbitrarily modified The Manual must be stored in a place that is protected from humidity and heat and in the vici...

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Page 15: ...ription 6 Electrical power supply characteristics V Hz 7 Electrical power kW 8 Weight kg IMPORTANT Always specify the description acronym model and serial number S N when requesting information and te...

Page 16: ...ctromagnetic Compatibility EMC 1 1 e Other identification plates The plates of all the main components mechanical and electrical not manufactured by Cedax are located on the relevant components at the...

Page 17: ...tion of the Manufacturer void the warranty and exempt the Manufacturer of any liability for damage caused by defective product in addition the conformity of the machine with the European Directives an...

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Page 19: ...ion of premises The machine uses the combined effect of a high speed airflow and high temperature to generate particles measuring one thousandth of a millimetre This creates a very fine mist that conv...

Page 20: ...ighting water container 5 electrical panel 6 with control panel Machine barrel quick coupling 7 plug 8 connecting the thermostatic probe wire to the fogging pipe You must know the device model before...

Page 21: ...re thermostat heating element temperature 3 Treatment temperature thermostat atomised output 4 Yellow indicator light for insufficient water level in the tank 5 Reset button When the indicator light i...

Page 22: ...s this also applies to the maintenance areas 2 2 TECHNICAL DATA General technical data Machine type Semi automatic Machine function Treatment of fruit and vegetables with Xeda products Noise level Les...

Page 23: ...er or Authorised Service Centres automatically invalidates the Conformity of the machine with the applicable European Directives 2 4 IMPROPER USE Improper use means use of the machine according to wor...

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Page 25: ...sed in the specific sector Failure to comply with these requirements may result in damage to the safety and health of persons During operation wear only the clothing and or personal protective equipme...

Page 26: ...s installed in the machine Supervise the workplace for the entire duration of the work Respect risk areas and safety distances Be both physically and mentally fit to perform the support tasks required...

Page 27: ...the specific risks of the machine Electrical maintenance technician qualified technician able to carry out the tasks of the 2nd level operator and in addition able to perform all electrical adjustment...

Page 28: ...sisted ventilation Category III EN 13941 and EN 12942 marked A2P3 Instructions for use of PPE Before putting on PPE you must check the conditions of the PPE and the different expiration dates Before t...

Page 29: ...eed the maximum dimensions envisaged If necessary display appropriate warning signs After identifying the installation area for the machine display signs and cordon it off appropriately to prevent acc...

Page 30: ...operations authorised are those of stopping switching off and adjusting the work parameters from the control panel To remove parts of the product or foreign bodies stop the machine in safe conditions...

Page 31: ...isk to the safety and health of persons Before working on the machine to carry out maintenance operations turn the main switch to 0 zero OFF lock it with a padlock and make sure that all the moving pa...

Page 32: ...lectromagnetic disturbances or radiation X rays lasers etc The environment must not have any areas with potentially explosive and or fire hazard gas and dust concentrations Products and materials used...

Page 33: ...the components according to their chemical characteristics and ensure waste sorting in compliance with the applicable laws With reference to the WEEE Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment directive th...

Page 34: ...soft cloth soap and water to clean the labels Do not use solvents petrol etc If a label is on a part to be replaced make sure that the new label is already or will be affixed to the new component Sym...

Page 35: ...o stop its movement 3 11 RESIDUAL RISKS Areas subject to residual hazards are areas where a danger persists for the operator even though safety measures and design precautions also aimed at not compro...

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Page 37: ...envisaged The personnel authorised to carry out loading and unloading must possess the skills and experience acquired and recognised in the specific sector and must have expert knowledge of the means...

Page 38: ...pacity the storage area must be free from risk of fire and or explosion must have adequate humidity and temperature between 25 C and 55 C and sufficient lighting We recommend designating a storage are...

Page 39: ...or uneven surfaces and must in any case ensure the stability of the load The load must be correctly placed on the forks of the truck to avoid any possible accidental load losses The overall weight of...

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Page 41: ...eas of shadow to make the operator s work easier There is no lighting system on the machine because the one in the installation environment is sufficient provided that it complies with current regulat...

Page 42: ...use Proceed as follows Check that the machine is clean especially inside the fogging pipe 1 clean it with the brush supplied if necessary Align the threaded coupling on the fogging pipe 1 with the one...

Page 43: ...fully positioned to thermally insulate the fogging pipe and seal the gap between the fogging pipe barrel and the hole of the cold room where the machine is installed Appropriate PPE must be used when...

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Page 45: ...60204 ATTENTION The electrical power supply is fitted with an isolator switch with a red knob located on the electrical panel The device is padlockable and acts as an interlock when the live panel is...

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Page 47: ...achine must NEVER be left unattended during operation The temperature at the outlet with no aerosol product can reach 650 C and cause damage to the machine stored food products and compromise the stor...

Page 48: ...R To prevent fires never leave the automatic device running in the event of a power failure or when the main switch is used as an emergency stop immediately remove the fogging pipe from the storage ro...

Page 49: ...re generate a fire risk It is therefore MANDATORY to remove the fogging pipe 2 from the storage room 4 and monitor the machine until all the elements of the machine have cooled down AUTOMATIC operatio...

Page 50: ...y air intake Start up procedure 1 Turn the main switch to ON position 2 Press the blue reset button 3 Start the fan 4 Enable the pump 5 Stop the pump when the aerosol product reaches the pump body 6 T...

Page 51: ...dustrial hazardous waste in accordance with the environmental regulations in force in the country of use of the machine 6 3 d Emergency conditions DANGER The machine uses aerosol products that are pot...

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Page 53: ...activate the procedures provided to ensure adequate safety conditions Replace worn parts with original spare parts Use tools and equipment that are not worn and use the oils and greases recommended b...

Page 54: ...0 Product thermostat SP1 250 SP2 160 7 4 PERIODIC CONTROL AND REPLACEMENT INTERVENTIONS The safety components guards emergency button etc MUST be replaced with ORIGINAL spare parts to ensure the safet...

Page 55: ...lean and if not clean it with the brush provided for this purpose IMPORTANT During cleaning operations be careful not to damage the probe located inside the fogging pipe 7 5 UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE Un...

Page 56: ...EWV 54 MAINTENANCE ELECTROFOG 7 6 STORAGE Electrofog and the treatment product should be stored above 0 C When storing check that the machine contains no water to prevent freezing and possible damage...

Page 57: ...Replace the probe Probe extension interrupted Replace probe extension Probe fitting defective Check probe plug Temperature is unstable during treatment Lumps in the aerosol product Shake the drum thor...

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Page 59: ...e system will operate efficiently and improve production overall ATTENTION The aerosol product collected in the appropriate container cannot be reused for subsequent treatments and must be disposed of...

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Page 61: ...r damage during transportation to and from the customer site damage due to installation adaptation or modification or damage due to failure to comply with the technical and or safety measures required...

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Page 63: ...EWV 61 ANNEX 1 ELECTROFOG 11 ANNEX 1 List of usable products...

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Page 74: ...Via F Guarini 15 I 47121 Forl FC Italy Tel 39 0543 780600 Fax 39 0543 473018...

Page 75: ...v rifier que le produit est toujours utilisable sur le territoire List of products authorized and permitted for use in this machine This list was updated on the revision date for these instructions T...

Page 76: ...gr es pour la maintenance des machines List of companies approved for maintenance of machines CEDAX srl Via F GUARINI 15 47121 Forl Italia XEDA INTERNATIONAL 1397 Route Nationale 7 Z AC de la CRAU 136...

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