What to do if the Blastrac BDC-99 Dust Collector has bad or no filter cleaning?
If your Blastrac Dust Collector has bad or no filter cleaning, it might be due to pressure that is too low, or a defective or wrongly set pulse timer/PLC. Please refer to the pressure solutions mentioned earlier or contact Blastrac for further assistance.
Why does my Blastrac Dust Collector have no suction power?
The Blastrac Dust Collector may have no suction power due to dirty filter cartridges, foreign air leaks in the dust container, or an obstructed or ripped dust hose. To resolve this, clean or replace the filter cartridges, check the alignment or replace the seal, and check and replace the dust hose if necessary. Also, adjust the tension of the V-belt.
What to do if my Blastrac BDC-99 Dust Collector has too low or no pressure?
If your Blastrac Dust Collector has too low or no pressure, it could be due to leaks or a dirty air filter. Fill any leaks or replace the damaged components. Clean or replace the air filter of the compressor.
Why is the motor failure warning light on my Blastrac BDC-99 Dust Collector lit?
The motor failure warning light on your Blastrac Dust Collector may be lit because the motor protection switch was triggered, possibly due to a wrong power supply or defective equipment. Check the power supply for the correct voltage and Hertz. A skilled electrician should check the motor protection switch inside the electrobox.
How to troubleshoot unusual noises from my Blastrac BDC-99?
To troubleshoot unusual noises from your Blastrac Dust Collector, check the alignment and adjustment of the rotating parts. Also, check screws and all parts for a tight seat, lubricate the bearing, and check and replace the bearing if needed.
What does it mean if the phase sequence warning light is lit on my Blastrac Dust Collector?
If the phase sequence warning light is lit on your Blastrac Dust Collector, it indicates that the phases of the power supply are connected wrong. A skilled electrician should change the phase inversion switch inside the electrobox.
Safety rules for the operating environment.
Guidelines for safe use of electrical components.
Protective measures for the operator.
General safety checks for the machine's condition.
Specific safety for dust collection operation.
Safety procedures during maintenance.
Precautions for moving the machine.
Explanation of machine labels and symbols.
Details regarding the machine's identification plate.
Verification of the power source before use.
Pre-operation inspection of machine components.
Overview of control panel elements and functions.
Procedures for transporting the dust collector.
Steps to take before activating the machine.
Procedures for machine start-up and shutdown.
Guidelines for normal machine operation.
How to pause and resume operations.
Safe methods for emptying collected dust.
Steps for changing dust collection bags.
Information on the machine's silencer function.
Indicators for filter replacement.
Step-by-step guide to filter replacement.
Details on the filter cleaning pulse system.
Maintenance of the water separator component.
Maintenance of the compressor's air filter.
Information on V-belt drives and their importance.
Procedures for mounting V-belts.
How to check and adjust V-belt tension.
Details on the high-efficiency HEPA filter option.
Explanation of the vacuum gauge for filter monitoring.
Description of the preseparator option for dust control.
Common issues encountered during the machine's start-up phase.
General| Brand | Blastrac |
|---|---|
| Model | BDC-99 |
| Category | Dust Collector |
| Language | English |
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