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DEMON TEMPEST RANGE Tempest 1 Tempest 3 Tempest 4 Cabinet Washer A Declaration of Conformity (E.H.S.R.) We, Demon International Limited of Abbots Close, Lee Mill Industrial Estate, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 9GA declare that this machine must be operated in accordance with the operation and safety instructions as supplied with this machine. This machine is manufactured in accordance with the following standards and recommendations. HSE PVB PM29 – BS5415 Part 1 – BS5415 Section 2.4 1986 HSE PVB PM29 – BS5415 Part 1 – BS5415 Section 2.4 1986 This instruction manual is relevant only to the following machine and will not be kept updated unless specifically requested by the customer. However, any changes to the operating p rocedure or changes which might affect the ...
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Technical Specifications Tempest 1 / Auto / Cabinet Washer 240V ( Blue Cable) Pump XT11.11 Boiler Pump pressure 100 bar 1500psi Fuel type Kerosene/gas oil/derv Flow rate 111pm 2.45gpm Pressure 7 bar 110psi Max by‐pass setting 110 bar 1650psi Nozzle 1.5 US galls Min pressure setting 50 bar 750psi Nozzle make ...
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Service Part Numbers for Tempest 1 & 3 ARKIT1874 Seal Kit ARKIT2812 Seals for Unloader ARKIT1864 Valve Kit AR1271160 Pistons AR1980200 Unloader Seat DB000010 Fuel Nozzle DB000110 Electrodes DB00250 Fuel Filter N26001/25045 Nozzle DEM10115 Detergent Pipe AR1320351 Piston Guides...
FAULT FINDER FAULT CAUSE REMEDY Machine stops suddenly or will not Blown Fuse Check mains power, power overload start 13 amp fuse and 1 or 3 amp control fuse. Sudden pressure loss No water Check water supply Low water sensor activated Fill with water No chemical Check chemical drum Burst disk failure Close valve Replace disk Low pressure H.P. Nozzle worn or unloader set Replace HP Nozzle incorrectly. Reset unloader valve Low pressure with noise and vibra‐ Valves worn or blocked Clean and replace as required tion Piston seals worn Replace Pump sucking air Check water supply pipe and unions ...
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MINIMUM SERVICE SCHEDULES DAILY CHECK THE FOLLOWING a. Oil level ‐ top up as required. b. Fuel tank ‐ top up as required. c. All hose unions for leaks‐ replace O rings if leaking. d. Hose condition ‐ cuts etc. e. Electrical led and plug—damaged etc EVERY 500 HOURS OR SIX MONTHS (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) a. Drain and replace pump oil. b. Drain and refill fuel tank. c. Clean and reset electrodes. d. Replace fuel filter. e. Clean water filter. f. Replace high pressure nozzle. g. Replace fuel nozzle. h. Descale water system. (hard water areas only) EVERY 1000 HOURS OR 12 MONTHS (WHICHEVER COMES FIRST) a. Complete 500 hour service. ...
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PREPARATION a. Connect hose to water inlet connector and turn on. b. Connect high pressure hose to connector. c. Connect lance to hose. d. Connect plug to suitable RCD protected supply and turn on. e. Top up fuel levels and check oil levels in pump and engine. f. If chemical is to be used place filter in drum of chemical and open valve. If not make sure valve is closed. OPERATION TO START MACHINE a. Push blue switch once to start the engine. b. Pull trigger until operating pressure is reached. c. Push red switch once, burner will then operate. d. Burner will then ignite once trigger is pulled. OPERATION TO STOP MACHINE a. Close the chemical valve if opened. ...
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SAFETY I. Under the terms of the Health & Safety at Work Act and for the operators protection a Residual Current Device (R.C.D) or Earth Leakage Trip MUST be used with this machine. ii Water at high pressure is dangerous and can cause serious injury. This machine is to be used with great caution. a. NEVER point the high pressure spray jet at any person, animal, glass or any o ther material which may shatter. PREVENT any over‐spray from injuring other people or damaging property. b. c. DO NOT even try to use a pressure washer on machinery or electrical equipment that is con‐ nected in any way to the mains supply. (all switches in the off position, pull out all plugs and if possible remove fuses). Cover or seal electric motors and fittings to prevent entry of water. d. ALWAYS when using machine:‐ ‐ wear safety goggles and helmet or helmet with a visor. ‐ wear waterproof clothing and gloves. ...
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Demon Tempest Hot Water Range ‐ General Arrangement Demon Canopy Label Pack Air Buttons Fuel Filler DEM10410 Blue—H6442B Red—H6442R Chimney Lid DEM20170 Chemical Valve—MTM25801 Handle—DEM10190 Water Outlet—MTM70013 Water Inlet—MTM73001 Female Coupling MTM73020 Male Coupling Wheel—WHEEL230 Wheel Cap—WHEEL25 Chemical Pickup Chassis—DEM102165 Mains Cable—DEM10390 Rubber Bonnet Clips—DEM10360 ...
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Demon Tempest Range Arrangement Drawing—Plan View Fuel Tank DEM10410 Complete Fuel tank DEM410 Electrical Enclosure DEM10323 Flow switch to Boiler Boiler HH00022 Flow Sw Fuel Pump 240V DB002300 110V DB002305 Unloader Valve Pressure Gauge Outlet to Boiler DEM20620 pipe HH00021 Pump ARXT11.14—230v/110v ARXRC13.17—415v 240V Motor MTR00100 110v Motor MTR00301 415V Motor MTR00220 Trip switch DEM10175 Note: Not visible Capacitor 230v—1 x 65μ capacitor 110v—2 x 65μcapacitor ...
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Tempest Cabinet Washer ‐ Installation Instructions The Tempest Cabinet washer is simple to install, there are four holes in the feet for bolting to a solid sur‐ face such as a concrete plinth and a 10 mm masonry drill can be drilled to a depth to suit either raw bolts or sleeve anchors. The water supply is via a standard hose pipe to a tap and there is a stepped nipple to suit 13 mm and 19 mm pipe. Electricity supply must be wired by a competent electrician and we recommend the supply is wired using armoured cable with an isolator nearby. If a separate supply is required for the frost protection system then this must be installed upstream of the isolator so the heater will work even if the mains supply is turned off. A fused spur is ideal for this application. 230V model – needs a D20 MCB on your distribution panel 415V model – needs a D20 triple MCB on your distribution panel Both models – separate feed for frost protection 5 amp fused spur Prolonged periods of cold weather In prolonged periods of cold weather we advise turning the water off and running the machine until it is empty then disconnect all hoses and isolate from the mains power but leaving the frost protection circuit live to give some heat inside the cabinet. ...
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Tempest Cabinet Washer ‐ General Arrangement Flow switch to Boiler Hose HH000292 Boiler Fuel Pump DB002300 Fan Motor DB000160 230V Pressure Guage DEM20620 Flow Switch MV00385 Pump 230v ARXT 11‐14 415v RK15‐20 Frost Protection Heater DEM101341 Flow Valve Assembly Frost Stat DEM10450 DEM101342 Lid DEM10420 Water Tank Fuel Tank DEM10437 DEM10401 Locking Handle for Cabinet DEM101361 Please retain key number ...
WARRANTY This warranty covers the cost of all replacement parts and labour charges incurred. It does not cover the cost of transport or carriage. It is the owners responsibility to return the machine to a service depot or pay the travelling expenses of a service en‐ gineer to attend. Demon International’s decision in warranty matters is final and binding. Demon International Ltd undertake to repair or replace, any component which may fail due to a manufacturing fault within a period of 12 months from the date of purchase, provided that any fault or damage was not sustained by; A. Lack of regular and proper maintenance, user negligence, misuse, or damage caused by ice and frost. B. The effects of contaminated fuel or water, the use of non‐approved c hemicals or an in sufficient or unsuitable electrical supply. C. The effects of un‐authorised modification and use. D. Compression damage to high pressure hose. (HOSES WARRANTED FOR 1 MONTH ONLY) E. Worn out items considered fair wear and tear. Parts which may or may not wear out during the first year and which are considered service items which will need replacing from time to time: High pressure nozzle, lance, trigger, hoses, fuel noz‐ zle, fuel filter, piston seals, valves, unloader seats and seals, water filter, non‐return valve, chemi‐ cal barbs, chemical pipes and pump oil seals. ...
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Warranty Procedure End Users If your machine develops a problem: 1. Phone Demon for advice with the model and serial number to hand. 2. Describe fully the problem as best you can. 3. If the problem cannot be resolved over the phone then the machine can be booked in for repair and if the faults are covered by the warranty the repair will be carried out free of charge. If you cannot bring the machine in for repair then we will despatch an engineer. If the fault is cov‐ ered by the warranty then we will not charge for labour or spares used, however the transport charge will be payable weather or not the repair is warranty. Hire Centres and Dealers If your machine develops a problem: 1. Phone Demon for advice with the model and serial number to hand. 2. Describe fully the problem. 3. We will advise you on the best course of action, however if parts are required you must raise a purchase order number to cover the parts. When the parts are fitted they must be returned for ex‐ amination before a credit note is issued. 4. If you are unable to repair the machine then we will despatch an engineer to carry out the re‐...
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Control Panel and Front Panel Detergent/ Chemical Valve Hot Button H6442R MTM25801 Cold Button H6442B Water Inlet Inlet Connector MTM73001 Female nito Hose Connector MTM73020 Male nito Plastic Washers MTM73k991 Cable Gland Detergent Pickup Rubber Bonnet Clip DEM100938 DEM00360 Water Outlet MTM70013 Female MTM70012 Male Brass 3/8 T Behind water Outlet MTM0013FFM2 ...
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How does this work ? The air switch push button contains a membrane which, when the button is pushed it increases the air pressure in the air pipe which in turn activates a mechanism inside the switch. The top terminal on the switch is a common live feed in and the other two are N/O and N/C respectively which means it does not matter which terminal you use for the switching signal. With the Typhoon 1 you are turning the fan motor on which gives a live feed to the flow switch which in turn signals the relay to give fuel and sparks at the same time. ...
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Tempest 240V Electrical Part Numbers MTR00100 Ravel Motor 240V ARXT11-14 Pump DEM10125 Contactor DEM101251 MCB 13 amp DEM100920 Fuse Holder FUSE001 Fuse DB000160 Fan Motor 240V DB000252 Ignition Transformer DEM100750 Relay Base DEM100910 Relay DEM100948 Connector Block ( 3way) DEM10341 Enclosure Base DEM10322...
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Boiler Parts List No Description Part No Qty 1 Electrode DB000110 2 2 Adaptor DB000130 1 2a 1/8 male male & nut adaptor DB000240 1 3 Screw NBW00450 3 4 Top Plate DB000030 1 5 Nozzle Holder DB000020 1 6 Nozzle DB000010 1 7 ” BSP Nut DB000340 4 8 16mm Washer DB000320 ...
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Electrode Setting Details The electrodes should be set according to the picture. 50% of the ceramic insulation should be inside the boiler and 50% outside. The electrode gap should be approximately 6mm and the tips shold not be in the fuel spray. Common problems - fuels filters and nozzles are not changed regularly enough.
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Note: Pump available in 230V or 110V only, fuel pump has no serviceable parts, When fitting new pump do not shorten leads, pressure set to 110 psi (7.5bar) ...
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We Demon International Ltd Of Abbots Close, Lee Mill Industrial Estate, Ivybridge, Devon PL21 9GA Declare that: Equipment High Pressure Water Jet Machines Model name/number Serial number Conforms to the relevant safety and health related requirements of the appropriate EC Directives. This decla‐ ration shall cease to be valid if modifications are made to the machine without our approval. In accordance with the following EU Directives: 73/23/EEC The Low Voltage Directive – and its amending directives 89/336/EEC The Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive – and its amending directives 98/37/EEC The Machinery Directive – and its amending directives 2000/14/EC ...
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