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General| Brand | CompAir |
|---|---|
| Model | Mako CMM |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's structure by chapters, sections, and subsections.
Mentions periodic maintenance and servicing for unit longevity.
Refers to MAKO Warranty conditions available from the distributor.
Details compliance with relevant EU directives and standards.
Company information for CompAir USA Inc. as the applicant.
Company information for CompAir USA Inc. as the factory.
Specifies the equipment as Compressors & High Pressure Air Equipment.
Lists various model/type numbers for identification.
Lists applicable EMC, Respiratory, and Machinery standards.
MAKO units are result of R&D, offering reliability and cost-effectiveness.
Unit conforms to health, safety, EMC, and PPE directives.
Unit is for specific use; risks exist if not used properly or by unqualified personnel.
Carefully performed maintenance is imperative for unit performance and longevity.
Contact MAKO distributor for malfunctions, spare parts, or servicing needs.
Illustrates MAKO nameplates for unit identification and reference.
Provides general notes on operating instructions and safe, cost-effective use.
MAKO not responsible for misuse; operate unit with knowledge.
Stresses strict observance of all safety regulations in Chapter 3.
MAKO reserves the right to modify units without prior notice.
MAKO not liable for damage from non-observance of safety instructions.
Operating instructions must be readily available; adhere to all mandatory regulations.
Instructions must be available; supervisors ensure compliance with safety requirements.
Use only trained personnel; clearly define individual limits and responsibilities.
Do not make safety-affecting changes without supplier's permission.
Install according to regulations; ensure accessibility and stress-free connections.
Operate machine only when all protective equipment is in place and functional.
DANGER! Ensure pressure release and electrical isolation before any maintenance.
Detailed step-by-step instructions for safely locking out equipment.
Employer informs employees of dangers; use genuine MAKO spare parts.
Covers dangers of Electric energy, Gas, Dust, Steam, Smoke, Pneumatics, and Explosions.
Work on electrical systems must be done by skilled electricians.
Procedures for welding/cutting; clean surroundings from dust and flammable substances.
High pressure air work by trained personnel; check for leaks and damage.
Units must never be operated in areas subject to explosion hazards.
Explains common safety symbols used on the unit for hazard identification.
Recommends creating and using a daily log book for unit operations.
Steps for performing daily inspections and recording entries in the log book.
Procedure for taking the unit out of service and documenting the reason.
Diagram showing CMM panels and the wall mount unit assembly.
Mako CMM monitors systems for safe levels of Carbon Monoxide and Moisture.
Describes the two possible CMM options: CO Only and CO and MO.
CMM monitors system air for high carbon monoxide levels when the compressor runs.
Describes the solenoids located within the CMM control panel.
CMM equipped with moisture sensor to detect moisture levels in breathing air.
Unit bypass for emergency conditions only, if air quality is known to be good.
Standard wall mount units integrate into compressor systems, possibly needing extra parts.
Describes display, indicators (CO/Moisture Levels), calibrating light, and keypad.
Exercise care when removing unit from shipping carton to prevent damage.
Specifies environmental conditions and clearances needed for unit placement.
Disconnect power during maintenance; use qualified electrician for power supply installation.
Instructions for locating and securing wall mount units, including regulator settings.
Step-by-step guide for the initial startup of the CMM unit.
DANGER! High pressure air leaks are extremely dangerous.
DANGER! Read manual carefully for important safety information.
Describes the standard controls and buttons on the CMM unit's interface.
Guide for inspecting the unit and starting up the CMM.
Instructions for shutting down the CMM unit when not in use for extended periods.
CMM monitors air output and stops compressor on high CO/Moisture levels.
How to access the command menu and enter the security code.
Access options for CO setup, including set point and calibration period.
Allows adjustment of the CO set point for monitoring system parameters.
Adjusts the frequency for calibrating the CO monitoring system.
Automatic calibration option is not fully operational at this time.
Procedure for calibrating the CO sensor cell, requiring a stabilization period.
DANGER! Bypass monitors only in emergency situations when air is known to be acceptable.
Procedure to cancel a CO or MO alarm bypass.
Adjusts the MO sensor stabilization period, adjustable from 5 to 15 minutes.
Detailed steps for safely locking out equipment before maintenance.
Daily inspection and calibration schedule requirements.
Procedure for replacing the CO sensor cell, recommending an anti-static strap.
Warning about using only the specific 003MEC-5 CO sensor for the CMM product.
Procedure for replacing the MO sensor cell, including important installation notes.
Understanding screen messages is the first step in troubleshooting.
Check configuration, plugs, and wiring as initial troubleshooting steps.
Provides pinout details for moisture, harness, and power plugs on the CMM board.
Description and pinout for the moisture sensor communication cable.
Description and pinout for the main harness connecting controller and solenoids.
Description and pinout for the CMM board power supply connection.
Describes the reset button's function for simulating power cycles.
How to access the factory menu for re-initialization or settings changes.
Allows reconfiguration of the CMM unit for CO/MO or CO only options.
Initializes the CMM, resets settings, and clears E-PROM, for authorized personnel.
Tests the operation of the LEDs on the CMM unit.
Coordinates date and time for accurate CO calibration period functioning.
Stores and displays the CMM board serial number.
Lists common CMM screen messages, their possible causes, and solutions.
Details messages like RH Sensor Fail, Filter Missing, and Dewpoint High.
Codes used by technicians for factory settings like CONFIG, INIT, TEST, DATE, TIME, SERIAL.
Details factory settings for date, time, and SC functionality, accessed via the menu.
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