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System One 571 - User Manual

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P/N: 60400601
REV: 02/04
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL 501/571
FOR ASSISTANCE CALL 1-800-711-1414

Questions and Answers

  • K
    Karen WatsonAug 12, 2025
    What to do if the wash basin is overfilled on my System One 571 Washer?
    • S
      susan54Aug 12, 2025
      If the wash basin of your System One Washer is overfilled, it could be due to too much solvent being transferred by holding the on/off button, which means the holding tank is too full and overflowed. To resolve this, remove excess fluid from the holding tank and run a distillation cycle to place fluid back into the holding tank.
  • R
    Randy KellyAug 15, 2025
    Why is my System One Washer beeping?
    • E
      elizabeth96Aug 15, 2025
      If your System One Washer is beeping, it might be because the fluid level is low, possibly due to solvent removal. Try replacing or returning the solvent to the unit.
  • A
    Andrea BuchananAug 19, 2025
    What to do if the recycle process is not starting on my System One 571 Washer?
    • U
      umccormickAug 20, 2025
      If the recycle process isn't starting on your System One Washer, wait for one hour if the unit just completed a cycle, as the unit has a one-hour lockout. Also, check the power cord connection and the outlet/circuit breaker to ensure they are properly connected and functioning.
  • B
    barkersarahAug 23, 2025
    How to fix a System One 571 Washer with wash pump not running?
    • D
      dlopezAug 25, 2025
      If the wash pump of your System One Washer is not running, try the following: 1. Press the on/off button. 2. Check the power cord connection. 3. Check the outlet/circuit breaker.
  • D
    Dr. Danny WatkinsAug 27, 2025
    Why does the vacuum pump on my System One 571 Washer sound louder than normal?
    • R
      Rachel CummingsAug 27, 2025
      If the vacuum pump on your System One Washer sounds louder than normal, check for any debris underneath the unit and rebalance it. If the distillation chamber is overfilled, remove the excess fluid through the drain knob and press the technician override button to restart the distillation.
  • T
    Taylor RobertsAug 31, 2025
    What to do if there is solvent in the distillation chamber of my System One 571?
    • L
      Lacey ConradAug 31, 2025
      If solvent is present in the distillation chamber of your System One Washer, it may be because the cycle stopped before completion. You can either continue the distillation without transferring fluid from the wash basin by pressing the technician override button, or you can press the recycle button to run a new distillation.
  • D
    Donna AndersonSep 3, 2025
    What to do if the wash pump runs but there is no solvent flow in my System One 571?
    • A
      Alison SmithSep 3, 2025
      If the wash pump runs but there is no solvent flow in your System One Washer, check for a low solvent level by removing the strainer basket. Additional solvent may need to be transferred to the wash basin. Press and hold the on/off button for twenty seconds. Repeat if necessary.
  • D
    Denise YoungSep 7, 2025
    How to fix solvent not staying in wash basin of System One Washer?
    • J
      Joshua ChristensenSep 7, 2025
      If the solvent does not stay in the wash basin of your System One Washer, remove any debris around the pneumatic cylinder located under the wash basin false floors.

Summary

SAFE USE INSTRUCTIONS

General Safety Precautions

Essential safety guidelines: manual availability, hazard warnings, first aid, fire fighting, and solvent handling procedures.

Installation Safety Requirements

Environmental, spacing, and grounding requirements for safe unit installation.

OPERATION AND SERVICE GUIDELINES

Safe Operating Practices

Procedures for safe unit operation, including solvent use, lid safety, material handling, and spill prevention.

Service and Modification Policy

Guidelines for equipment service by authorized technicians and the impact of modifications on warranty.

INTRODUCTION

Product Identification

Visual identification of key unit components and features.

SPECIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

Technical Specifications

Detailed specifications including power, environment, capacity, and dimensions for models 501/571.

Approved Solvents and Compliance

Approved solvents list and safety certifications (ETL, CSA).

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION PROCEDURES

Setup and Wash Operation

Instructions for unpacking, setup, and performing the wash cycle.

Recycling Operation

Procedures for solvent recycling, including distillation and residue management.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Common Issue Resolution

Solutions for typical problems like pump failure, solvent flow issues, recycle errors, and operational anomalies.

MANUFACTURERS WARRANTY

Warranty Terms and Limitations

Details on warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and liability limitations.

Overview

This document is an instruction manual for the SystemOne® Models 501 and 571 Recycling Parts Washers. These units are designed for cleaning parts using a solvent and then recycling the dirty solvent through a distillation process.

Function Description

The SystemOne® Recycling Parts Washer is a device used for cleaning parts with a combustible liquid solvent and then recovering the clean solvent through distillation. The unit features a wash basin where parts are cleaned using a flow-through brush and spigot. Dirty solvent from the wash basin is then transferred to a distillation tank for purification. During the recycling process, the solvent is heated, vaporized, and then condensed back into a clean liquid, which is returned to the wash basin for reuse. This process significantly reduces waste and the need for frequent solvent replacement. The unit is equipped with safety features such as a fusible link assembly that allows the lid to close in case of fire, and a lockout period during the recycling process to prevent interruption.

Important Technical Specifications

The manual provides detailed specifications for both Model 501 and Model 571:

Power Requirements:

  • 115VAC, 60 Hz, 12A

Environment:

  • Operating temperature: 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C)
  • Spacing from ignition sources: 3 feet (under specified conditions)

Solvent Capacity:

  • 20 gallons US (maximum fill)

Dimensions (Floor Space):

  • Model 501:
    • Width (W): 32 inches
    • Depth (D): 27 inches
    • Operating Height (OH): 68 inches
    • Working Height (WH): 33.50 inches
    • Front Spacing (FS): 36 inches
    • Rear Spacing (RS): 3 inches
    • Side Spacing (SS): 4 inches
    • Weight (Empty): 326 lbs.
  • Model 571:
    • Width (W): 39 inches
    • Depth (D): 29 inches
    • Operating Height (OH): 70 inches
    • Working Height (WH): 33.50 inches
    • Front Spacing (FS): 36 inches
    • Rear Spacing (RS): 3 inches
    • Side Spacing (SS): 4 inches
    • Weight (Empty): 342 lbs.

Approved Solvents:

  • Mineral spirits with a flashpoint greater than 140°F. Users are advised to notify the manufacturer for the latest list of approved solvents.
  • Caution: Avoid distilling solvents that may include unstable reactives, such as Nitrocellulose.

Certifications:

  • ETL listed and conforms to UL 2208 (Standard for Solvent Distillation Units).
  • Certified to CAN/CSA C22.2 no.88.

Usage Features

The parts washer is designed for straightforward operation with several user-friendly features:

Wash Operation:

  • Power On/Off Button: Initiates and stops solvent flow through the spigot and flow-through brush. Solvent flow automatically stops after 15 minutes or can be manually stopped.
  • Lid with Latch: The lid can be held open during use, providing easy access to the wash basin.
  • Adjustable Nozzle: Allows users to center the solvent flow within the wash basin for effective cleaning.
  • Flow-Through Brush: Facilitates thorough cleaning of parts.
  • Strainer Basket: Helps prevent debris from entering the system.
  • Safety Precautions: Emphasizes wearing protective eyewear, gloves, clothing, and shoes; avoiding hot parts, aerosols, porous materials, and unventilated areas; and ensuring the unit is properly grounded.

Recycling Operation:

  • Recycle Button: Initiates the transfer of dirty solvent to the distillation tank and returns clean fluid to the wash basin. This transfer takes approximately 4 minutes.
  • Automatic Shut-off: The recycling process stops automatically once complete.
  • Lockout Period: A 1-hour lockout period prevents immediate restart of the recycling process after completion.
  • Temperature Indicator: Turns green when the machine has cooled down, indicating it is safe to drain residue.
  • Distillation Drain Knob: Used for periodic draining of residue from the distillation tank. A burn hazard warning is provided, advising users to wait until the unit cools down before handling the knob.

Maintenance Features

The manual outlines several aspects related to the maintenance and troubleshooting of the parts washer:

General Maintenance:

  • Residue Disposal: Users are responsible for draining and disposing of distillation residue according to local regulations.
  • Solvent Level Monitoring: A dipstick is used to monitor the fluid level when filling the reservoir.
  • Cleaning: The wash basin should be kept clean, and the brush should be placed inside the basin when not in use.
  • Debris Removal: Instructions are provided for removing debris around the pneumatic cylinder under the wash basin false floors to ensure proper solvent drainage.
  • Troubleshooting Guide: A comprehensive table helps users diagnose and resolve common issues such as the wash pump not running, no solvent flow, recycle process not starting, solvent not staying in the wash basin, loud vacuum pump, wash basin overfill, and machine beeping. Solutions often involve checking power connections, solvent levels, and contacting customer service.

Service and Warranty:

  • Authorized Service: Service should only be performed by an authorized technician to prevent electric shock or serious injury.
  • Warranty: The manufacturer provides a five-year warranty on parts and workmanship, ensuring the equipment is free of defects and performs according to specifications.
  • Warranty Voidance: Modification of the equipment will void the manufacturer's warranty.
  • Environmental Responsibility: Equipment owners are responsible for establishing waste characteristics of their waste stream and ensuring proper disposal of distillation residue in accordance with local, state, and EPA regulations.
  • Limited Warranty: The warranty does not cover damages resulting from failure to follow instructions, unauthorized modifications, accidents, abuse, misuse, or acts of God. It explicitly disclaims other express or implied warranties, including merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
  • Limitation of Liability: The manufacturer's liability for claims, losses, or damages is limited to direct damages proven, repair/replacement cost, or lease payoff/purchase price, and does not cover incidental, special, punitive, exemplary, reliance, consequential, or indirect losses.

System One 571 Specifications

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BrandSystem One
Model571
CategoryWasher
LanguageEnglish

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