Spellman LORAD LPX-200, Руководство оператора

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LPX-200
Industrial Imaging System
6-8
Chapter 6: LPX-200 Routine Upkeep and Care
Cleaning - Coolant Filter
The Cooling Unit contains a screen-type filter contained
within the in-line strainer assembly. This filter is attached to
the Cooling Unit chassis. To prevent restricted coolant flow
and over-heating of the anode, perform this inspection and
cleaning procedure every month.
1. Release the four latches that fasten the top cover to
the Cooling Unit, then lift the cover off the unit.
Remove the ten screws from the top plate, and the
four bolts from the bottom of the case. Lift the entire
Cooling Unit chassis from the protective case.
2. Unscrew and remove the cap nut from the strainer
assembly (expect coolant solution to seep out while
the cap is removed). Lift the filter/strainer out of the
assembly, and quickly replace the cap nut to stem the
flow of coolant solution.
3. Remove contaminants from the filter with a solution
of warm water and mild detergent. The screen is
made of delicate material and can be deformed quite
easily. Handle the filter with extreme care.
4. Rinse the filter in clean, warm water to remove
excess detergent. Remove the cap nut and re-install
the filter. Replace the cap nut and tighten.
5. Add coolant solution to the reservoir to compensate
for spillage that occurred during cleaning. Clean any
coolant solution from the chassis that leaked out
during this procedure. Install the chassis into the
protective case.
6. Attach the twin hose assembly between the Cooling
Unit and the Tubehead, and the Control Unit to the
Cooling Unit. Apply power, and allow coolant to
circulate for three minutes. Re-check the coolant
level to ensure it is 1/2" from the top. Add coolant
solution as needed.