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5.12
Pulse cleaning system
The M-class filters inside the dust collector are automatically cleaned with the pulse cleaning system.
The compressor builds up pressure in the main air tank. From the main air tank the air passes through a
spitter-type water separator and a control valve which is set at 7 bar.
The pulse tank has 2 pulse-valves which are
alternately activated every 15 seconds. The pulse-
valves open shortly, and start a powerful air-pulse to
clean the filters from the inside out. A manometer
on the outside of the pulse-tank let you to do a check
of the correct air pressure in the pulse cleaning
system.
The pulse tank has a drain valve to drain condensed
water off. Drain the water from the pulse tank every
day.
The air pistol on the pulse tank can be used for cleaning.
The degree of pollution of the M-class filters is measured continuously. A warning is pop-up in the touch
screen if the filters are almost clogged. The Magnesense gauge indicates the degree of pollution.
5.13
Battery monitoring
Note: Make sure that you load the batteries weekly to keep them in good working condition.
The battery monitor is on the control console.
This unit controls the battery status and stops the machine when the battery load has the safe status of 50%.
1. If the battery has status 55%, you can see the warning with the visible blue blinking and
hear the beep sound.
2. Stop the machine.
3. Set to off the main battery switch at the back and keep the main 3phase voltage.
4. Press any button on the battery monitor to confirm this alarm. The unit
will still monitor the battery.
5. When the batteries are not loaded and the monitor reaches the 50% full
mark it switches of the main relay that disconnects the battery supply to
the control cabinet and forced the machine stop.
6. Load the batteries until the monitor reaches at least the 80% full mark
that activates the relay again and set the controls to ON.
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