CIMLINE MA4, Руководство владельца/оператора

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CHANGING/REPLACEMENT OF HEAT TRANSFER OIL:
1) Remove the dipstick (A) and the larger hex head cap (B) on
the top of the expansion tank (C).
2) Remove the fill and drain breather plug (D) at the base of the
analog temperature gauge to vent the vessel when draining
and filling heat transfer oil.
3) Drain from the bottom of the vessel (under the trailer)
through the 3/4” pipe cap (E), or by suction through the hex
head cap on the top of the expansion tank (B).
4) Replace the 3/4” drain plug (E) and refill with the correct
amount of heat transfer oil as stated on page 22 by pouring
through the hex head cap (B).
5) Replace the hex head cap, the fill and drain breather plug,
and check for the proper heat transfer oil level using the dip-
stick.
CHECKING HEAT TRANSFER OIL LEVEL:
NOTE: Use dipstick (A) as provided for checking heat transfer oil level when cold.
Do not operate machine when heat transfer oil is below the
marking line or significant damage to machine can occur.
NOTICE
COLD OIL LEVEL - OIL
MUST BE AT MARKING
WHEN COLD
(A)
THESE LINES ARE NOT
USED FOR THE MA4
HEAT TRANSFER OIL LONGEVITY:
The regular interval for changing heat transfer oil is once annually or every 500 hours. If the time
frame between heat transfer oil changes is not known a significant difference in temperature from the
digital oil controller readout and the analog gauge may mean the oil has reached it’s service life and is
due to be changed. Oil that is not changed regularly can cause numerous problems including; slow
start-up times, incorrect controller temperature readings, oil crystalizing inside the vessel and damage
to the heat sensing probes.
MA4 Maintenance - Changing The Heat Transfer Oil
Using oil that does not meet CIMLINE Heat Transfer Oil
specification is cause for a voided warranty.
NOTICE
Going under the trailer puts a person at risk of serious injury or
death. Follow procedure in the manual to stabilize trailer before
going under the trailer.
DANGER
The melter operates at elevated temperatures which can cause
burns. Be sure the heat transfer oil is cool before performing
maintenance.
WARNING
(B)
(B)
(C)
(A)
(D)
(E)