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Prevent falls by keeping floors dry and cleaning spills promptly.
Hot surfaces and steam; wait for flow to stop before opening doors.
Read manual, use qualified personnel, perform preventive maintenance.
Lock electrical supply OFF before any service on the unit.
Detergent residue can cause severe injury; wear protective gear.
Lock supply OFF, close valves, and position power switch OFF before service.
Allow unit to cool before servicing hot components like motors and pumps.
High PH detergents can harm stainless steel; choose carefully.
Ensure Quicklock connectors/carts are positioned correctly before operation.
Use non-abrasive cleaners; avoid circular motions or wire brushes.
Valves attacked by oils/grease; clean threads and use Teflon tape.
Touch screen interface for status, parameters, and cycle control, connected to PLC.
Describes SW6000 Series washer with Allen Bradley PLC and Panel View 600.
Detailed explanation of the washer's operational cycle steps and sequences.
Steps for powering on the unit and initiating a wash cycle.
Removes loose soil; indicator lights and message displays are illuminated.
Controller checks float, fills sump, pumps water, and initiates drain cycles.
Removes soil; detergent dispensed, water pumped through spray arms.
Describes drain delay, power drain, gravity drain, and flush drain.
Optional step to remove scale; uses neutralizer and detergent.
Details acid wash drainage and cycle stages.
Fills, pumps rinse water through spray arms, and performs drain sequences.
Fills, pumps final rinse water, and performs drain sequences.
After rinse 2, drain delay, power drain, gravity drain, and exhaust occur.
Unit exhausts air via duct; CYCLE END indicator activates.
Stopping via STOP button or door opening; cycle can resume.
Two-position switch to power unit and reset alarms/cycles. Caution on water loss.
Emergency stop or hold button. Resets cycle upon release.
Key-operated switch for supervisor/maintenance access to menus.
Auxiliary panel on clean-end for two-door units with indicators and switches.
Records activities and settings; refer to Appendix B.
Check services, filters, spray arms, and detergent supply before starting.
Instructions for loading carts, closing door, and starting the wash cycle.
Turn off power, close supply valves, and switch off building electrical supply.
Displays system date/time; access to Operation, Set-Up, Service, Alarm List.
Shows status, cycle/stage; provides controls and navigation.
Details for Start, Stop/Cycle Reset, Exhaust, and Quick Lock buttons.
Buttons for Cycle Select, Main Menu, and Alarm List navigation.
Indicates cycle status, step progress, and current action details.
Message window shows status, conditions, and required operator actions.
How to select cycles; details on lock icon and RECYCLE/DRAIN options.
Handles pH alarms, allowing repeat neutralization or drain.
Access to all washer settings (cycle, common) requiring a password.
Access to chemical injection times and priming pumps, requires password.
Leads to Cycle/Common settings; system config access is hidden.
How to adjust time parameters for individual cycles using screen buttons.
How to adjust Sump heat and Guarantee temperature settings for cycles.
Select water supply and drain/hold options for each cycle step.
How to lock out or enable wash cycles using the SELECT button.
How to change cycle labels (up to 20 characters) for better description.
Setting common time parameters for all cycles (Fill Delay, Drain, Exhaust).
Calibrating temperature measurements by adjusting offset values for probes.
Customizing chemical label descriptions (up to eight characters per label).
Selecting spraying patterns and setting valve time-on for Aqua-Pulse.
Procedure to adjust system date and time via Set-Up Menu and password.
Factory-set parameters, normally not requiring site adjustment.
Testing sensors and input devices using screen indications.
Testing motors, valves, and indicator lights; safety features.
Priming chemical system, monitoring signals, and adjusting preset time.
Testing pumps, valves, and supply for re-circulation tanks.
Testing controller connections and signals for neutralization process.
Displays abnormal conditions, up to 50 records. Alarms must be acknowledged.
Managing Supervisor, Foreman, Factory, Service access codes for settings.
Procedures for cleaning debris baskets, screens, and filters.
Cleaning debris baskets and screens after the last cycle.
Cleaning surfaces, rotary spray arms, and hubs.
Spray arm hub assembly removal and cleaning.
Cleaning interior, removing scale with descalers, checking filters.
Verifying pump calibration and checking pumps/tubing for leaks.
Checking door operation for smoothness and proper function.
Ensuring safety switch functions correctly and DOOR OPEN indicator lights.
Cleaning self-cleaning screen and checking gasket.
Replacing Delrin™ rings in spray arm hub assembly when play occurs.
Cleaning steam line strainers if unit has electric heaters/heat exchanger.
Maintaining steam traps by disassembly, inspection, cleaning, and repair.
Cleaning or replacing the air inlet filter as required.
Verify hook-ups, inspect chamber door, pipes, valves, fittings, and spray arms.
Operating cycles, verifying door switch, and checking water levels.
Verifying sump temperature against accurate device and comparing to display.
Verify CYCLE COMPLETE display and check for leaks.
Turning off power, closing supply lines, and cleaning the unit.
Common issues before cycle, like control panel or power problems.
Insufficient water, clogged nozzles, or water leaks during cycle.
Water leaks, insufficient fill, pump leaks, or cycle stopping.
Chemical injection problems or machine 'hangs up' during wash.
Machine 'hangs up' during final rinse or temperature guarantee problems.
Troubleshooting vapor removal, vent damper, and blower issues.
Chamber not draining, white powder, or load comes out dirty.
List of PLC input addresses, devices, descriptions, and wire numbers.
List of PLC output addresses, devices, descriptions, and wire numbers.
Detailed charts for 10 cycles and common settings reference.
Report issues, ensure factory responsibility, and cooperate with service.
Perform service, check factory responsibility, inform customer of charges.
Coordinate requests, provide model, serial number, and installation date.
Provide defect-free equipment, test units, and stock service parts.
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