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General| Brand | Uni-ram |
|---|---|
| Model | URS500 Series |
| Category | Service Equipment |
| Language | English |
Unit certified under UL/CSA standards for non-hazardous and hazardous locations.
Essential safety precautions, including PPE, ignition sources, and solvent handling.
Location and importance of the unit's serial number for reference.
Lists built-in safety features like certifications, explosion-proof design, and automatic shut-off.
Highlights rapid-start heating, efficient condenser, and compatibility with spray gun cleaners.
Lists included accessories with their part numbers for various models.
Emphasizes using genuine Uni-ram liner bags to maintain warranty and performance.
Guidelines for placing the unit in non-hazardous and hazardous locations.
Describes residue and defines terms like Flash Point and Auto-ignition temperature.
Instructions for installing transfer hoses and air supply kits for EP2 models.
Explains how to connect hoses for solvent transfer between the recycler and spray gun cleaner.
Details the connection of the blue airline and Tee for air supply to the spray gun cleaner and recycler.
Explains air supply connection for EP2 models when transferring from a drum or container.
Notes that connections are not necessary for stand-alone operation of non-EP2 models.
Lists the sequence of steps for operating the solvent recycler.
Instructions on how to open the tank lid and safety cover.
How to pour solvent into the distillation tank, including volume limits and precautions.
How to transfer dirty solvent into the recycler using the built-in transfer system for EP2 models.
Instructions for positioning the solvent receiving pail, including grounding.
Guidance on setting the temperature for optimal solvent recycling.
Covers initiating, completing recycling, and transferring clean solvent.
Procedures for removing waste debris and cleaning the distillation tank and lid.
Notes on tank cleaning, potential corrosion, and lid surface care.
Detailed steps for installing a new liner bag and inspecting/replacing the lid gasket.
Explains how waste solvent is separated into clean solvent and waste materials through boiling and condensation.
Outlines routine maintenance tasks to be performed before each use, monthly, and quarterly.
Specific tasks to perform monthly, including cleaning the condenser and checking the power cable.
Recommended quarterly task of running clean solvent to maintain the condenser and discharge tube.
Preventive replacement of the lid gasket every six months.
Instructions on how to clean the condenser to prevent overheating and error codes.
Step-by-step guide for removing the old lid gasket and installing a new one.
Details on correctly installing the new lid gasket to ensure a proper seal.
Procedure to clear blockages in the condenser discharge tube to prevent solvent leaks.
Steps to clean the condenser cap and check for blockages using air pressure.
Troubleshooting steps for when the unit's lights are off and it's not receiving power.
Actions to take if the unit is on but the heat light does not come on.
Identifies causes and solutions for unclear recycled solvent, such as chemical reactions or dirty paths.
Troubleshooting for residual dirty solvent, considering contamination, boiling point, and tank cleanliness.
Solution for a liner bag sticking to the tank bottom during debris removal.
Addresses issues related to solvent vapor leaks, including worn gaskets and lid tension.
Troubleshooting for bag discoloration due to high temperature or inferior bag quality.
Steps to resolve erratic computer behavior, including rebooting the unit.
Solutions for a residue puck that is too wet, related to heat or solvent composition.
Details error codes related to thermocouples and computer malfunction, with required actions.
Covers errors for open heater circuits and defective heater triacs, with immediate safety advice.
Addresses overheating condensers and associated error codes, recommending cleaning and checks.
Explains errors related to boiling not occurring, low set points, or high boiling points of solvent.
Deals with micro-controller resets due to power interruptions or voltage drops during operation.
Covers errors for recycling not finishing within 6 hours, low set points, or high boiling points.
Procedure for cleaning the condenser using a brush attachment and vacuum.
Steps to identify and clear blockages in the solvent flow path, including safety warnings.
Detailed instructions for replacing fuses on the power control board, including fuse types and locations.
Procedure for adjusting lid tension using the spring bolt assembly as a last resort.
Instructions for repositioning the lid and tightening hinge and cross bar bolts to ensure a proper seal.
Recap of maintenance tasks recommended every six months.
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