Dosmatic Superdos 30 User Manual

Name: Dosmatic Superdos 30
Brand: Dosmatic
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Operating Manual•Mode D'Emploi

Bediehnungs Handbuch •Manual de Operación

Manual de operação

Fluid Flow Range:

Débit d'eau:

Durchﬂ ussmenge:

Caudal de trabajo:

Vazão Operativa:

0.15 gpm to 30 gpm

0,57 l/mn to 114 l/mn

Injection Range

Dosage:

Dosierung:

Dosiﬁ cación:

Injeção:

0.025% to 5%

1:4000 to 1:20

Operating Pressure:

Pression:

Druck:

Presión operativa:

Pressão operativa:

5 to 100 psi

0,34 to 6,9 bar

*Speciﬁ cations vary by model.

*Les données techniques varient

selon les modèles.

* Technische Daten sind je nach

Modell unterschiedlich.

* Características técnicas varían

según modelo.

* Características técnicas variam

conforme o modelo.

Model 0.3%

Model 0.3% PAA

Model 2.5%

Model 2.5% WSP

Model 5%

Questions and Answers:

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Joseph BoyerAug 2, 2025
Why is my Dosmatic Superdos 30 Laboratory Equipment not making a clicking sound?
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  Scott MosleyAug 2, 2025
  If your Dosmatic Laboratory Equipment isn't clicking, several factors could be at play. If fluid is not flowing through the unit, ensure the red plugs at the inlet, outlet, and suction tube fitting openings are removed and that the unit isn't installed backward—the arrow should align with the fluid flow. If it still doesn't click, contact Dosmatic Customer Service. If fluid is flowing, the fluid rate might be outside the injector's rated service flow, or the injector may need to be submerged in room temperature fluid for 24 hours to reabsorb fluid. High operating pressure could also be the cause; consider installing a pressure reducer valve. Check that the On/Off lever is in the ON position and the By-Pass Valve (A) is closed.
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Dustin PowersAug 9, 2025
What to do if my Dosmatic Superdos 30 Laboratory Equipment is clicking but not suctioning solution?
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  Ashley AllenAug 9, 2025
  If your Dosmatic Laboratory Equipment clicks but doesn't suction solution, it could be due to several issues. The cylinders #7 or #68 might be worn and need replacement. For WSP models, the dosage piston/gasket #44 (or #51 for 0.3% models) could be worn or incorrectly installed; replace it, ensuring the flared-end faces up during installation. Also, check the O-ring retainer #15 for correct installation, and inspect the O-ring seat #14 or dosage piston/gasket for damage, replacing as necessary. A worn or loose #17 O-ring, a cracked, leaking, or clogged suction tube #25 or fitting #11, or a leaking check valve #13 could also be the cause, requiring replacement or cleaning.