What causes a printer error on CHART?
If you are getting a printer error on your CHART device, it could be due to power loss, data loss, Flowcom not being set up, or paper not being inserted. Check the power cable, and DC converter, and connector 46, 47. Also check for a broken cable, and connector 17-19. Complete the setup per the Flowcom manual and insert paper.
What to do if the CHART tank pressure is too low?
If the CHART tank pressure is too low or does not build pressure at a sufficient rate, it could be due to a tank leak, contamination with moisture or CO byproducts, or carbon dioxide ice in the tank. Check for frost on the plumbing or near the pressure reliefs and use soap solution to test for leaks, repairing them if possible. If contaminated, purge the tank with 50°C - 100°C nitrogen for 12 hours or more, purging CO byproducts out through the liquid fill line. If dry ice is present, pressurize the tank using an outside source to 300 psi to liquefy the solid CO.
Why does frost occur around the plumbing of CHART?
This is normal if the CHART tank is receiving or delivering CO.
Why does frost occur on the CHART hose or hose reel?
This is normal. Ice may remain for hours after a fill or heavy use of your CHART equipment.
What to do if CHART shows 'Paper out. (Print/Exit)'?
Verify that the cables to the printer are plugged in, that the printer is turned on and that there is paper in the printer.
Describes the Orca CO2 system, its features, and operational principles.
Covers overall safety, specific gas hazards, and protective equipment.
Specific safety rules, characteristics, and dangers of CO2.
Outlines operating modes, initial fill, and filling from different sources.
Instructions for pressure building and dispensing via hose reel/bulk hose.
Covers PTO usage, pump stopping, and trailer unit operation.
Overview of cabinet sections and identification of parts.
Details on anti-tow valve, metering, and printing capabilities.
Details on truck/trailer hydraulics, electrical diagrams, and controls.
Guidelines for daily, weekly, and periodic maintenance tasks.
Information on system errors, warnings, and diagnostic procedures.
Technical data, system diagrams, and part identification.
Details on warranty coverage, components, and limitations.
General| Model Series | Orca MicroBulk CO2 Series |
|---|---|
| Product Type | MicroBulk CO2 Storage Tank |
| Construction Material | Stainless Steel |
| Insulation | Vacuum Insulation |
| Applications | Beverage carbonation, water treatment |
| Compliance | ASME, DOT |
| Features | Low maintenance |
| Operating Pressure | Typically up to 350 psig (24.1 bar) |
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