MODEL 2200
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INITIAL INSTALLATION
he following procedure should be followed when the COMTEC 2200 Press
is initially installed. The Press has been carefully checked, adjusted and preset
at the factory for optimum performance.
NOTE: Do not run the Press without the required amount of hydraulic oil in the
reservoir-tank. Do not adjust hydraulic system. Adjusting the hydraulic system without
first contacting Comtec may seriously compromise the safe operation of the machine.
BEFORE ATTEMPTING ANY MODIFICATION OF THE PRESS OR DIE, CONTACT
THE FACTORY FOR APPROVAL.
1. Uncrate carefully and inspect for any possible damage that may have occurred in
transit. If you notice any damage to the equipment, immediately report this damage to
the carrier.
2. The CE Marked version of the Model 2200 is shipped without a plug. It is the end
user’s responsibility to attach the appropriate grounded plug that conforms to EN
60309-1 and EN 60309-2. The power plug is the Model 2200’s mains disconnect and
must always be accessible.
3. Position the Press so that it is within six (6) feet (2 meters) of an appropriately rated
single phase, AC service outlet. Reference the machine’s name plate information for
the appropriate electrical operating voltage and amperage. Position the Press so that it
is reasonably level. Arrange the area so that the work can be handled smoothly and
efficiently.
4. Fill the reservoir with five (5) gallons, (20 quarts/18.9
liters), of a light mineral base #32 hydraulic oil
(equivalent-CITGO Pacemaker 32), with a viscosity not
to exceed 150 S.S.U. Remove the fill cap at the left side
of the reservoir and add oil. (See Figure 2).
In an extreme emergency, an SAE 10 weight
automotive engine oil FOR NON-DETERGENT
SERVICE may be substituted. While the machine will
operate using 10 weight oil, it may shorten the
operational life of the machine.
5. Plug the power line of the press into an appropriately
rated outlet. Turn on the machine’s power switch which
is located on the top of the machine.
Figure 2 Removing Fill Cap
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