MicroBlaster MB1000 Section 4: Maintenance
Comco Inc. 4-3 Issue Date: July 2016
Table 4-1: Maintenance Intervals
Reposition hoses in pinches.
Inspect nozzle tips for wear.
Replace if necessary.
If the tank cover is removed
frequently to change abrasive,
lubricate with a dry lubricant
(see directions on following
pages).
Clean and lubricate (see
following pages). Inspect
O-rings and threads. Check for
leaks.
If the MicroBlaster is used
heavily, it may be necessary to
inspect the modulator for wear
on a monthly basis (see
directions on following pages).
Inspect the Handpiece Nose for
wear. Replace if necessary.
Inspect tank orifice for
excessive wear or clogging.
Service Air Dryer. Inspect
powder storage conditions.
Inspect the modulator for wear
(see directions in section 5).
Inspect hose connectors for
wear. Replace if necessary (see
description on following pages).
Inspect the power cord and
footswitch cable. Remove the
cover and check for internal
leaks (see description on
following pages).
Inspect pinch assemblies for
worn or inoperable parts.
NOTE
With an abrasive machine, wear to critical parts is inevitable. The MicroBlaster Tune-Up Kit
contains all the parts you need to conduct routine maintenance and keep an inventory of items
that you can replace yourself. Comco recommends that these parts be replaced annually, or
every 2000 hours of operation, whichever comes first. Establishing and following a regularly
scheduled maintenance program for your equipment, can reduce costly downtime. A well
maintained MicroBlaster delivers a more consistent powder flow, minimizes processing time,
and actually saves you money by reducing powder consumption. Contact Comco’s Customer
Service Department (see section 5, page 2) and order part number MB1440 to get a Tune-Up
Kit for your MicroBlaster today.
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