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9. Preventative maintenance
Daily
1. Complete a quick visual inspection of the unit to ensure surfaces are clear from dust, sealants/ adhesives,
other liquids, etc. Use a clean cloth to clear machine surfaces. If debris remain, use only a mild solvent
(like IPA) approved by your location and clean cloth to clear surfaces and use solvent sparingly.
• Check the spindle to ensure the item is clean and clear of any residual sealant/ adhesive. If not clean,
apply mild solvent to a clean cloth to remove sealant/adhesive.
Harsh solvents like acetone, paint thinners, isocyanate, and MEK should not be used.
2. Inspect injection rod – With machine in off position, pull up the injection rod and inspect surface for
contamination. Clean with cloth as needed.
Pull injection up Wipe rod with cloth
3. Ensure start/stop buttons work – If not, refer to Troubleshooting (Section 12).
4. Inspect hose that connects to the cap assembly and assure there is no damage, such as a kinked hose,
which will affect the performance of the machine.
5. Listen for air leaks when the mixer is turned off. If an air leak is heard, contact your maintenance
department, or refer to Troubleshooting (Section 12).
6. The filter /regulator should be checked on at least a weekly basis, more often if usage is heavy. This will
ensure the longevity of the mixer.
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