Maintenance Screens - Graco HydroShield WMBH00 Instructions - Parts Manual

Air-assisted batch waterborne isolation systems
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Maintenance Screens

Screens
Maintenance
Maintenance
Screens
Maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance 1: 1: 1: Maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance Due
Use the Maintenance Due screen to set maintenance
reminders for system components. When the cycle
counters for each item reach these set values, an
advisory is displayed on the screen.
Isolation Valve:
Valve: The number of times the isolation
Isolation
Isolation
Valve:
valve shuttle has moved.
Isolation Valve
Valve Seal:
Seal: The number of times the seals
Isolation
Isolation
Valve
Seal:
in the housing have been engaged.
Wash Fluid:
Wash
Wash
Fluid: The number of times the wash fluid has
Fluid:
been moved through the isolation valve.
Volume: The total volume (cc) of fluid dispensed by
Volume:
Volume:
the pump between maintenance events. This value
does not account for material that is pushed through
the system in Prime mode.
Pump: The number of times the pump has dispensed
Pump:
Pump:
fluid.
Pump: The number of days that have passed since
Pump:
Pump:
the counter was reset.
Maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance 2: 2: 2: Pump
Pump Stall
Pump
Use the Pump Stall Test screen to test the fluid pump
for internal and external fluid leaks. During the Pump
Stall Test, the pump position is held for 60 seconds
while the system looks for leaks.
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Due
Due
Stall Test
Stall
Test
Test
Before calibrating the pump, be sure that air and fluid
are supplied to the system.
Prime the system to make sure that there is no air in
the pump. Put the system into Standby mode.
1. Press the Fill button. The system will
automatically fill.
Be sure the gun trigger is released. During the
test the fluid line will be pressurized to the active
preset value. No air will be sent to the gun.
2. Press the Stall Test button. The pump will
pressurize and the system will monitor the linear
sensor to look for leaks with the pump at the top
if the pump stroke. The screen will display the
text, "Stall Test" and "Test In Progress."
The test takes about 1 minute. If the test is
successful, a confirmation displays on the
screen. The system will return to Standby.
3. Press the Spray button. Dispense between
700-1000 cc so that the pump is about 1/4 full.
4. Be sure the gun trigger is released and press
the Stall Test button. The system will now be
tested with the pump near the bottom of the
pump stroke.
The test takes about 1 minute. If the test is
successful, a confirmation displays on the
screen. The system will return to Standby.
Note
In addition to the HydroShield, this test
checks the hose connections and gun. If
the test fails it should be repeated with the
ball valve on the inlet to the fluid pressure
regulator in the closed position. Then the test
will only check the pump and connections
inside the HydroShield.
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