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Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
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2018 OEMTOOLS
™
40 GALLON (150L)
PARTS WASHER
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Plug into a standard 120 volt grounded plug.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
Maximum Capacity:
40 Gallons (150L)
Working Capacity:
24 Gallons (90L)
Assembled Dimensions: 44-3/4" x 20-1/2"x 35"
(113.7 x 52 x 89 cm)
Weight:
52 Lbs. (23.6 kg)
CONTENTS
Bolts (24), Spring Washers (24), Lock Nuts (24), Legs (4),
Lower Shelf (1), Middle Shelf (1), Pump Assembly (1),
Basket (1), and Instruction Manual (1)
OPERATION
Always wear protective clothing, gloves and goggles
when using your Parts Washer.
1. Open the Parts Washer lid and place parts to be
washed on the washboard.
2. Position the flexible nozzle so that it is directly above
your parts.
3. Turn the power switch to the ON position.
4. Clean parts as needed.
5. Turn power switch to the OFF position.
6. Place parts on drying shelf until completely dry.
7. Empty drain tank, as needed, by sliding out of drying
shelf brackets.
WARNING
Clean off any accidental splashes of degreaser on skin
immediately, following the degreaser manufacturer’s
instructions carefully. Seek medical attention if necessary.
MAINTENANCE
1. The lid incorporates a fusible link to close the lid in the
event of a fire. This link is non-resetting and must be
replaced once it has been triggered.
2. Clean the pump filter regularly by sliding it away from
the pump housing and rinsing in clean degreaser.
3. DO NOT allow the level of liquid in the Parts Washer
to fall below the pump inlet, as damage to the pump
can result.
4. Change degreaser as needed. Tank can be drained by
removing the drain plug located on bottom of tank.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
If you experience reduced volume flow or no flow of cleaning
liquid from the flex hose nozzle, probable causes may be:
1. Foreign matter in the flex hose.
2. Low fluid level (not reaching the pump inlet).
3. Blocked/dirty filter.
4. Air in the pump. You can turn on and turn off the Parts
Washer several times or knock on the pump housing
several times to fix this problem.
DISPOSAL
At the end of the useful life of the product, dispose
of the components according to all state, federal and
local regulations.
