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CLINOX PRO • AIR • POWER • SURFACE
USER MANUAL
• Press the SET key twice to set the pump operating mode (see chapter 3.5 for more information).
If you are using the appliance for the rst time after purchase, please remember that the hydraulic circuit is
tested at the factory using a special non-conductive liquid. For this reason, before processing, it is always
advisable to operate the pump for about 1 or 2 minutes to ensure that the entire hydraulic circuit has been lled
exclusively with the electrolyte solution.
Use the TIMED program to facilitate this operation. During this procedure, carefully observe the liquid released
by the electrode and deactivate the pump only when there is no more residual test uid visible.
If the electrode is not in contact with the surface to be treated (i.e. there is no current), the pump stops
working regardless of the operating mode selected; this prevents the electrolyte solution from being wasted
unnecessarily.
The only way to force the liquid out, even if there is no current ow, is to use the TIMED program or hold down
the STOP button on the torch switch.
• Press the START button on the torch switch (or alternatively the button on the control panel) to start the device. The fume
abatement system comes into operation (extraction with Clinox PRO device, compressed air jet with Clinox AIR, POWER
and SURFACE devices).
Once started, the appliance switches o automatically after approximately 30 seconds of inactivity.
This is a precautionary measure to prevent the torch from being accidentally powered at the end of processing.
• Press and hold the STOP button on the torch switch to force pump activation and make sure that the felt or brush is properly
moistened with the electrolyte solution before starting processing.
UTILISATION OF THE INDICATORS ON THE DISPLAY
During processing, bar indicators appear on the display showing in real time the voltage and current supplied by the device
(see chapter 3.1). When the workpiece is not being touched, no current passes through the torch and the voltage is maintained
at half the set voltage. The voltage only starts to rise gradually when work actually starts, thus minimising the likelihood of
arcing or sparking at the point of contact between the brush/insert and the weld to be cleaned/polished.
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