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Static Eliminator
Maintenance
Troubleshooting
Static Bar
Problems
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The power supply does not require any special maintenance proce-
dures. Periodically check the ground connection to ensure the static
bars are operating at maximum capability.
1.
Turn ON the power supply.
2.
Touch the emitter points with a static bar checker (avail-
able from most static eliminator manufacturers.)
The round display on the static bar check glows orange when high
voltage is present at the emitter points.
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Be sure to turn the power OFF before performing maintenance
procedures on the static eliminator bar(s).
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Do not scrape the points with a hard or sharp object.
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Do not pour isopropyl alcohol, or any solvent, on points
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or static eliminator bar.
Never hang cleaning cloths on or near static eliminator
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bar as this is a fire hazard.
The emitter points of the static bar must be cleaned periodically to pre-
vent deposits from accumulating on the points.
1.
Use dry, compressed air to blow out both the front and the
back area surrounding the points. Remove the bar if nec-
essary.
2.
Use a stiff nylon brush to scrub the area around the points
to remove debris.
3.
Apply isopropyl alcohol to a clean cloth and use to
remove paint or ink buildup.
a. Dry component with a clean, dry cloth.
4.
Clean points using a stiff nylon brush.
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To avoid fire hazards, verify the alcohol is completely dry before
turning the power supply ON.
If the equipment fails to function correctly:
1.
Check the connections to ensure they are tight.
2.
Use a static bar checker on each emitter point to verify
high voltage. If any points are not working, check the area
for metal fragments or other contamination.
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