Blastrac 1-9 DEZ, Руководство пользователя

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Operating Instructions 1-9DEZ
Start-Up, Operation, and Shut-Down Procedures August 2005
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4.2 Cont’d
5. The blast unit and the dust collector should be arranged so that the dust collector is
centrally located. Blasting in straight lines will always give the best, most consistent
results. Keep the dust hose situated between the two units so that you never have
to pass across it or the power cord. Blasting during a turn will create an uneven
profile. Once an area has been cleaned, the blast unit and the dust collector can be
moved to an adjacent location to continue cleaning.
6. The blast unit will clear small obstructions by pushing down on the steering handle.
Caution should be observed when clearing obstructions in this manner since the
abrasive seal on the work surface may be broken. This may allow high velocity
abrasive to escape (see section 3.7).
7. The blast pattern of the machine may change when the blast components start to
wear. The operator should always note the blast pattern during normal cleaning and
make adjustments or replace parts when necessary. (See Section 5 and 8.)
8. Check dust level in the dust collector at regular intervals while keeping track of the
number of feet traveled. This will establish a cleaning interval for the dust collector.
4.3 Shut Down
1. Close the abrasive valve by releasing the shot valve handle.
2. Turn the main power to OFF.
3. Turn dust collector off.
4. Be sure all rotating parts are fully stopped and the 1-9DEZ is in “Maintenance
Mode”, as described in section 1.2, before attempting to inspect or maintain the blast
unit or the dust collector.
5. At the end of each job, the dustbin and the shot hopper should be emptied.
Abrasive and dust left in the 1-9DEZ or the dust collector will stick together when
exposed to moisture.