CHART Orca MicroBulk CO2 Series - Preventive Maintenance; General; Daily Observation Checks by Operator; Beginning of the Day Checks

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Product Manual - Orca
™
CO
2
Series MicroBulk Delivery System
General
This section contains maintenance information. Service and/
or repairs are not dicult because parts are easily accessible
and replaceable. Before performing any of the procedures
in this section be sure you are familiar with the location
and function of controls and indicators discussed in other
sections. It is recommended that the Safety section of this
manual be reviewed and understood fully.
Maintenance required usually becomes apparent during
inspection of units before a ll routine, observations
during and after a ll, and from improper performance of
components. Proper and immediate action to correct any
damage or malfunction is advised.
Persons making repairs to piping, valves, and gauges must be
familiar with cleanliness requirements for components used
in nitrogen, oxygen, argon or carbon dioxide service.
Note: Duringrst-everload,it’srecommended
tocheckmountinghardwardonce
loaded.
Daily Observation Checks by
Operator
Beginning of the Day Checks
1. Observe pressure in tank, pressure should not rise much
in tank without the delivery systems operating (5-8 psi
is typical).
2. Ensure safety reliefs are not leaking (frost on safety
vent pipes is an indicator of a leak).
3. If ice forms around valves, ensure the valves are fully
operational. If not, defrost with water.
4. Check for loose hardware, hydraulic oil leaks, glycol
system leaks, and in general, items out of place.
During PTO (Power Take O) Operation
1. Verify engine speed meets desired speed based on PTO
type.
2. Check that there is no vibration from PTO driveline.
Preventive Maintenance
Caution: If there is any vibration, the unit must be
reviewedbyamechanicpriortomaking
another delivery. Major damage may occur
to equipment.
During Deliveries
1. Review all plumbing and PB for any possible leaks.
2. Valves should open and close freely.
3. Check for pump noise or lack of building pressure.
Note: If loud grinding noise is observed, contact
Chart for proper diagnosis.
4. Check that printer is operational (if equipped).
5. Check that the Flowcom
®
Flow Meter System has
correct units, service, product type and no fault codes
(this should not change, but could if service work has
been performed).
Weekly Preventive Maintenance
Plumbing Inspection
1. Check that valves and piping are not leaking.
2. Tighten nuts, bolts, seals and gaskets.
Note: Ice balls may be a sign of a possible issue.
Power Take O & Hydraulic System
Inspection
1. Check hydraulic oil level.Top o with ECOSafe FR-46
oil as needed.
2. Ensure that transmission has no leaks around PTO
housing.
3. Run PTO, ensure a smooth engagement (no grinding/
clunking).
4. Inspect hydraulic lines for leaks or damage.