Tronair 08-4049-1012, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию, Страница: 7 / 17

Model: 08-4049-1012
Engine Compressor Washer
04/2007 - Rev. 09
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2.1 PREPARATION & OPERATION (continued)
2.1.3 Cleaning Operation
1. Ensure tanks are charged and rinse and clean selector valves are closed.
2. Connect output hose to engine or wand assembly.
3. Open supply air valve.
4. Adjust cleaning pressure by adjusting air regulator on Control Panel per engine
manufacturer's recommendations.
5. Turn clean selector valve to Open when ready to start cleaning.
6. If using wand, point wand away from personnel and turn on wand valve to start cleaning
process.
7. Upon completion of cleaning (or if tank has been emptied), turn wand valve off and/or
close clean selector valve on Control Panel.
NOTE:
Agitator operation valve must be OPEN during use. Failure to do so may
result in cleaning solution being discharged during rinse operation.
2.1.4 Rinse Operation
1. Adjust rinsing pressure by adjusting air regulator on Control Panel per engine
manufacturer's recommendations.
2. Turn rinse selector valve to Open position on the Control Panel to start rinse.
3. If using wand, point wand away from personnel and turn on wand valve to start rinse
process.
4. After completion of rinsing, turn wand valve Off and/or close rinse selector valve on
Control Panel.
3.0 MAINTENANCE & STORAGE
3.1 CLEANING FLUID TANKS
NOTE: For tank cleaning, wand must be attached to output hose to let fluid discharge.
After each use, complete the following:
1. Close supply air valve.
2. Open air bleed valve, let tanks de-pressurize.
3. Remove cleaning tank lid and fill with approximately one gallon (3.8 lt) of water.
4. Close cleaning tank lid and air bleed valve. Open supply air valve.
5. Open clean selector valve and wand valve.
6. Close supply air valve when tank is empty.
7. Close clean selector valve, wand valve. Open air bleed valve.
3.2 HOSES
Replace worn hoses as required.
3.3 AIR TANKS
Periodically drain air tank by opening plug valve at bottom of air tank to remove any condensation
that may have accumulated during use.
3.4 HYDROSTATIC TANK TEST
Hydrostatically test tank as required due to physical damage, or as required by local law or every 10
years.
3.0 Maintenance & Storage continued on following page.