Name: IceTech IceBlast KG20
Brand: IceTech
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

Questions and Answers:

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John EstradaJul 26, 2025
What to do if IceTech Shot Blasting Machines doesn't start?
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  Michael MasonJul 26, 2025
  If your IceTech Shot Blasting Machine doesn't start, several factors could be at play. First, ensure the battery is fully charged and correctly connected. Check that the emergency stop button is not activated. Confirm that the blasting gun is activated and that the machine is properly connected to a compressed air source with adequate airflow. Verify the electrical connections between the gun, blasting hose, and the machine itself. Inspect all connectors and cables for looseness or damage, and straighten the blasting hose if it's kinked. If the motor is overloaded, press the emergency stop button and pull it out again after 5 seconds. If the problem persists, it may be a motor failure or valve overload and you should call for a service engineer.
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hudsonkatherineAug 2, 2025
What to do if IceTech IceBlast KG20 Shot Blasting Machines blasts but there is no projection?
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  Kristine WilliamsAug 2, 2025
  If your IceTech Shot Blasting Machine is blasting but not projecting, consider these potential causes: * The machine’s tank is empty, refill it with dry ice pellets. * The dozing system is blocked, remove clumps of dry ice and blast inside the tank with plain air to remove remaining obstacles and humidity. * The tank is not vibrating, empty the pellet tank and let the vibrator unfreeze, ensure internal air pressure to the vibrator is at least 4.5 bar/ 65 psi, and that the throttle valve is sufficiently open. * The pneumatic vibrator is either frozen or defective, the vibrator needs replacement if it is defective or malfunctions in any way. * The dozing system is blocked because the dozing disc is not rotating, dismantle the system and examine the disc, replacing it if damaged.
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Megan WellsAug 9, 2025
Why is there continuous loss or leakage of air in IceTech IceBlast KG20?
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  Mr. Connor HuffAug 9, 2025
  Continuous air loss or leakage in your IceTech Shot Blasting Machines may be due to rust or other impurities blocking the main valve or the pilot pressure regulator. To resolve this, open the units, clean or remove any impurities, lubricate the piston inside the pilot pressure regulator, and inspect rubber membranes, replacing them if damaged.