CleanStation Dimension SRS-DT3
TM
Jet action cleaning
Operation
Figure 3
2. Adding water to the tank
Verify the drain valve on the back of the unit (see Figure 2) is closed, that the power cord
is unplugged, and that a drain line has been securely installed as described in the
Installation instructions, step 3. Fill the tank until the water is one inch from the top of the
tank (approx. 6 gallons). Try to anticipate the volume of parts being cleaned; adding too
many parts will cause the water level to overflow. To solve the potential problem reduce
the volume of water initially being added.
Note that there is a level switch approximately 1 inch below the top of the tank. The
CleanStation
TM
will not operate if the water level drops below this switch.
3. Powering up the system
Verify the power switch (see Figure 3) on the front panel is off by depressing the right
side of the switch.
As a normal industry safety practice, plug the power cord into a
115VAC ground fault interrupt outlet
and turn the power switch on by pressing the left
side of the switch. The controller display will light. The display will first show ,
then , then which is the time remaining and is also where the
“Home Page”
is located. To display the current water temperature, press and release on the
controller (see Figure 3).
The that is seen when pressing and holding is the
low temperature set point and must remain off to avoid damaging the machine.
power switch
"down arrow key"
"up arrow key"
”set key”
1. Necessary supplies to operate
• Protective neoprene gloves, as well as protective eye goggles should be worn when cleaning parts at the CleanStation
TM
. Having a
source of fresh water nearby is helpful to wash off any solution that splashes on exposed skin.
• Use stainless steel or plastic tongs to insert and remove parts.
DO NOT use aluminum tongs.
• WaterWorks Soluble Concentrate P400SC, 1.05lb (1/2 of a 2.1lb bottle).
• Fresh water (ambient temperature), approximately 6 gallons.
”infinity key"