Table of Contents Shipping Papers and Information ............3 Safety Notes ..................4 Weights and Dimensions ..............5 Controls and Their Functions ............6-7 Start Up ..................... 8-9 Automatic Temperature Control Setting .......... 10 Cleanout Procedure ................11 Cleanout Procedure (Non-Electric Hose) ........12-13 Maintenance ..................
Shipping Papers and Information A packet containing IMPORTANT INFORMATION has been enclosed with your Melter. This packet contains: Operation Instructions Parts List Warranty Information Manufacturer's Documents Engine Material Pump Burner (Diesel only) IMPORTANT: This manual contains the basic information required to operate, main- tain and repair the CIMLINE Melter you have purchased.
Safety Notes PLEASE READ AND UNDERSTAND ENTIRE OPERATORS MANUAL BEFORE PROCEEDING WARNING: Protective clothing must be worn. Refer to ANSI Regulations: Wear gloves with wristlets. Wear long sleeve shirt with sleeves rolled down and cuffs buttoned. Wear a face shield. Load Melter from ground level.
Controls and Their Functions NOTE: This general outline will only familiarize you with the machine. Read through the entire manual before putting this machine into operation. Tank Outlet Valve: Allows melted material from the tank to flow into the pumping sys- tem.
Start up 1. SETUP: A) Set Flow control to “9” B) Set rotary switch to RUN 2. START ENGINE: A) Turn key on engine control to “1” B) Heat glow plugs 3-5 seconds. C) Turn key to “2” D) Release when engine starts 3.
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Start up 4. WAND A) Unlock Boom B) Place wand in port. 5. Ready for Work When all 3 GREEN lights are on: A) Set Flow to “0” B) Pin Wand trigger and set handle forward C) Set Flow to “5” D) Close pressure valve to desired material flow level.
Automatic Temperature Control Setting The control system on your CIMLINE “M” series melter has been factory set to run the most common types of materials. These Materials have an application temperature of 380 deg F. With some materials, it may be needed to change the controller to achieve the appropriate appli- cation temperature.
Cleanout Procedure 1. SETUP: A) Place wand in port. B) Pin wand trigger and set handle for- ward. C) Set rotary switch to “CLEAN OUT” D) Set flow to “9” E) Turn pressure valve all the way clock wise Hose Clean-out: Let pump run in reverse for 2 minutes.
Cleanout Procedure (Non-Electric Hose) Regardless of how you store your hose, the residue tends to settle at the bottom of the coils overnight. Each day when the unit is started, the hose must be coiled up and placed in the cabinet during the preheating process, as shown in the picture be- low.
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Cleanout Procedure (Non-Electric Hose) NOTE: Immediately coil the hose inside the cabinet. If the unit is not full of material, add material to lower the tank temperature enough so the control box will fire the burner. Keep adding material until the cabinet temperature is high enough to unplug the hose.
Maintenance Engine: The operation and life of the engine depends on you and your operator. Do not start engine until the engine precheck is complete. The engine precheck consists of checking the oil, the fuel level, the hydraulic oil level and the air filter. The 150/230/410 M/A has the option of (2) different engines.
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Maintenance 1000 Maintenance Operation Daily 25 Hrs Hrs Yearly Check fuel level (add if low) Check engine and heat transfer oil (add if low) Check hydraulic oil (add if low) Check engine air cleaner Inspect pre-cleaner Cleanout material system Inspect sealing hose and cover Inspect sealing hose connection Drain condensation from air compressor option Blow oil cooler on the air compressor option...
Fluid and Components Specifications Hydraulic Reserve Capacity 30 Gallons Hydraulic Oil Type Conoco MV32 or equiv Diesel Fuel Capacity 30 Gallons Diesel Fuel Type ASTM D975 No.2 Heat Transfer Oil Capacity 36 Gal. Heat Transfer Oil Type See Specs. On next page. Agitation Drive Relief Setting Material Pump Drive Relief Setting Material Pump Displacement...
Heat Transfer Oil Specifications ISO Grade 68 Heat transfer Oil Specification There are many different types of Heat Transfer Oils on the international marketplace. It is criti- cal that you use the proper oil to prevent poor performance, oil flashing, or auto-ignition. To conform to most government bids and to supply a readily available product, CIMLINE typically uses brands manufactured by Conoco or Phillips 66 that meet the ISO Grade 68 Heat Transfer Oil specifications listed.
Material Tank Capacity MATERIAL CAPACITY MATERIAL VAT MODEL 410 13.9 GALLONS PER INCH INSULATION Model 410 Material 3210 Cubic Depth Inches 2" 27.79 4" 55.58 6" 83.38 8" 111.17 10" 138.96 12" 166.75 14" 194.55 16" 222.34 18" 250.13 20" 277.92 22"...
Trouble Shooting Guide Problem Cause Solution Fuse burned out. Check fuse Burner relay inoperative. Check for 12VDC at relay. Burner will not ignite Primary control fuse. Check fuse Thermocouple(s) inoperative Replace thermocouple(s) Fuse burned out. Check fuse Sealant material not hot enough. Allow material to heat longer Too many biscuits added at one Continue heat up and reverse agitation...
Wiring Diagrams Dual Heater Hose Relay Panel Item Part # Description Item Part # Description 130385 Generator 130370 Curcuit Breaker 405268 Gen Mount Weld 12 404811s Temp Control Panel 405928 Gen Mount Weld (engine side) 421400 Control Box Lid 111409 Pulley 420314 Door Stop 405269 Top Gen Tightener Weld 153814 Latch...
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