Spraying Systems TankJet 360 Series, Руководство пользователя

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WARRANTY
For newly purchased units the warranty is 18 months from the date of shipment or 12 months from the date of installation, whichever
occurs first . This warranty includes manufacturing defects but does not cover the wear parts that include the o-rings, seal and bushings .
This warranty will be void if parts other than those supplied by Spraying System Co . are used .
PROBLEM SOLUTION
Worn nozzle housing seals
Excessive water leakage around the nozzle housing indicates a sealing problem which
can be caused by:
• Seals worn out; no longer functioning properly . Replace worn seals .
• Seals improperly installed . The spring side of the seal (the open section of the seal)
faces the ports on the nose of the tee housing .
• Tee housing (4) or nozzle housing cups (32) has wear grooves which prevent the
seals from sealing . Replace the cups . Reassemble the machine and then check for
excessive leakage . If there is still excessive leakage after installing new cups and
seals, the tee housing may have to be replaced .
No nozzle housing free play
If there is no free play (in and out movement) of the nozzle housing (5) on the axis of the tee
housing (4) check one of the following:
• Scale or deposit buildup between nozzle housing cups (34) and bearings (33) . Remove
the nozzle housing assembly (5) from the tee housing (4) . Inspect the bearings (33)
and cups (34) for deposits and / or scale buildup . Remove the scale or deposit buildup
from the cups and bearings . Inspect the nozzle housing seals (36) for wear, replace
as necessary, and then reassemble the nozzle housing to the tee housing . Assembly
Nozzle Housing to Tee Housing . Inspect once again for free play .
• Improperly assembled: remove the nozzle housing assembly (5) from the tee
housing (4) . Inspect the nozzle housing bearing (33) that is seated against the tee
housing . Refer to Assembly Procedure; Assembly Nozzle Housing to Tee Housing .
No tee-housing free play
If there is no free play (up and down movement) of the tee housing (4) check one of the
following:
• Scale or deposit buildup between tee housing cups (32) and bearings (31) . Inspect the
nozzle housing bearings and cups as described above for deposits and/or scale buildup .
If the nozzle housing bearings and cups are in need of cleaning or replacement, the tee
housing bearings (31) and cups (32) will also need the same . Inspect the tee housing
seals (35) for wear, replace if necessary . Reassemble and test for free play once again .
• Improperly assembled: dismantle machine and note whether the ring gear (12) or
bevel gear (10) are properly assembled in the tee housing . Inspect to see that the
upper (31) bearing flange is seated flush against the inlet stem . Reassemble the
machine as described in the Assembly Procedure .