MIL'S ARICA 100, Руководства пользователя

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ARICA 11 ‐ 16 ‐ 26 ‐ 40 ‐ 61 ‐ 80 ‐ 100
519924.03 10
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The instructions for replacing intake filter or vanes are available upon request.
N.B.: The times indicated above are given purely for guidance.
They will depend on how the machine is used and may thus vary. Consult us for further information.
Spare parts 4.3.
Use Original Spare Parts to replace pump parts.
When purchasing spare parts, always quote the serial number and model of the pump (these can be found on
the identification plate) as well as the spare part purchase number.
5.
DISMANTLING
Disposal operations involve risks of cutting, shavings protection, entanglement, contact with
moving parts and contact with chemicals. Operators should use the appropriate personal
protective equipment.
Before any dismantling operation, make sure that the pump does not present any risk generated by substances
drawn. See safety sheet on SECTION 6
The pump must be dismantled. The materials must be sorted, collected, recovered according to current
regulations.
The main wastes to be recovered are:
‐ Metallic materials
‐ DEEE
The collection and recovery must be done by service providers authorised in accordance with the current
regulations.
6.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Problems Possible cause Solution
The pump does not run ‐ No voltage.
‐ Thermal switch has tripped.
‐ Room temperature is too low.
‐ Motor wiring damaged.
‐ Suction of unpermitted substances.
‐ Provide power supply.
‐ Identify reason and activate switch.
‐ Restore room temperature to allowed
range.
‐ Contact Service Department.
‐ Contact Service Department.
The pump cannot reach
stated vacuum
‐ Intake filter obstructed (if
present).
‐ Wrong power supply to motor.
‐ Discharge clogged.
‐ Vanes worn out.
‐ Replace the filter cartridge.
‐ Check power supply.
‐ Check couplings at outlet.
‐ Contact Service Department.
Pump is noisy ‐ Motor coupling damaged (if
present).
‐ Bearings damaged.
‐ Vanes worn out.
‐ Discharge clogged.
‐ Motor fan guard damaged.
‐ Contact Service Department.
‐ Contact Service Department.
‐ Contact Service Department.
‐ Check couplings at outlet.
‐ Contact Service Department.
Pump runs hot ‐ Motor coupling damaged (if
present).
‐ Bearings damaged.
‐ Vanes worn out.
‐ Discharge clogged.
‐ Motor fan guard damaged.
‐ See point 6.2.1.
‐ Install an auxiliary ventilator.
‐ Contact Service Department.
‐ Check power supply.
‐ Check couplings at outlet.
7.
SAFETY SHEET
See annex
8.
SPARE PARE LIST
See annex