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7.  Preliminary Start-Up 

 
 

After plumbing is completed, conduct the following test to 

determine if there are any leaks in the system. 
CAUTION:  On the E992 unit deionized or regular water must be 
connected to the secondary solenoid or damage will result to the unit if 
no water enters the tank during the second rinse cycle. 

A) 

 

Turn main power ON 

B) 

 

RUN-STOP switch must be ON 

C) 

 

Close cover 

D) 

 

Turn selector switch to FILL 

 

Push START button and hot water should enter the tank.  The unit 

has a flow control valve, which allows 5.0 GPM, so it is important that 
the shutoff valve does not restrict the flow to less than 5.0 GPM or the fill 
time will have to be increased. 
 

After 150 seconds (or other programmed fill time), the fill solenoid 

will close, and the water will be up to the overflow drain opening.  At this 
time, shut main power off, disconnect electrical plugs from outlets, open 
cabinet, and check for leaks. 
 

Leave selector switch in FILL position, push START, and hot water 

will enter the already full tank and begin to cascade through the overflow 
drain.  After 150 seconds, the FILL solenoid will close. 
 

If no leaks are detected, connect power, turn main switch ON, 

move selector switch to CLEAN, push START, and the cleaning cycle will 
begin. 
 

After the ultrasonic cleaning step, the tank will drain (with pump).  

When the tank is empty (after 150 seconds) shut main off, disconnect 
power, and check for leaks in drain-pump line.

 

 

If no leaks are detected, connect power, turn main ON, and 

program will complete to finish.  Check at each fill stage that water is 
coming into tank. 
 

8. Operation  
 

 

The basic principle of operation is the enhancement and 

acceleration of the cleaning action through ultrasonic cavitations.  
Instruments or parts to be cleaned are placed in the basket (or cassette 
racks) and lowered into the tank. 
NEVER PLACE PARTS DIRECTLY ON THE BOTTOM OF THE TANK. 
 
The baskets and cassette racks, that can be purchased from ESMA Inc., 
have rubber supports to keep parts off bottom of tank. 
 

Содержание E889

Страница 1: ...ve South Holland IL 60473 800 276 2466 www esmainc com Email sales esmainc com 18 Gallon Automatic Ultrasonic Equipment Completely closed modular system incorporating integrated heated storage contain...

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Страница 3: ...3 Esma Inc PO Box 734 450 W Taft Drive South Holland IL 60473 708 331 1855 800 276 2466 FAX 708 331 8919 Instructions for Models E889 and E992 Ultrasonic Washers...

Страница 4: ...The tank is fitted with a SS hinged cover which houses the fans and heaters for hot air drying Inside the console are Power Relays with accessible fuses for the 115VAC and 230VAC lines Power Module b...

Страница 5: ...placed for normal use and movement of unit Leave hold down bracket fixed to power modules 1 Plumbing Hook Up A Water Input The primary solenoid should be connected to a hot water source The hot water...

Страница 6: ...as a ground and not a current carrier The 120V power cord must be connected to a three way grounded outlet DO NOT OPERATE UNIT WITHOUT PROPER GROUNDING The 230V line is fused at 15 AMP and the 120 vo...

Страница 7: ...for full cycle operation 5 Start Switch With main switch ON and RUN STOP SWITCH set at RUN push start button and the process will begin 6 Programming Console The Programming Console C200H PR027 E manu...

Страница 8: ...d check for leaks Leave selector switch in FILL position push START and hot water will enter the already full tank and begin to cascade through the overflow drain After 150 seconds the FILL solenoid w...

Страница 9: ...cycle with an additional 22 5 gallons used in the subsequent fill or rinse for a total of 35 gallons of hot water used per cycle In the program for E992 an additional 22 gallons of deionized water is...

Страница 10: ...six lights one per circuit board two on PM1 and four on PM2 to indicate if circuit boards are operating To check if all circuit boards are operating open door slightly when unit is ultrasonically cle...

Страница 11: ...eaner for stainless kitchen appliances Cleaning of Solenoids A periodic cleaning of all solenoid valves is desirable The time between cleanings will vary depending on media and service conditions In g...

Страница 12: ...c rinsing cascade 60 8 Ultrasonic rinsing 60 9 Drain 150 10 Dryer Fan Drain 420 11 Buzzer 5 TOTAL 1775 29 minutes 35 seconds Select switch FILL CLEAN STEP FUNCTION TIME SECONDS 1 Fill hot water 150 2...

Страница 13: ...ill secondary 150 11 Ultrasonic Rinsing 120 12 Drain 150 13 Dryer Fan Drain 420 14 Buzzer 5 TOTAL 2195 36 minutes 35 seconds Select switch FILL CLEAN STEP FUNCTION TIME SECONDS 1 Fill hot water 150 2...

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