Break-In Procedure - STM ROCKETBOX Instruction Manual

BREAK-IN PROCEDURE

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Please be advised that the RocketBox has a direct funneling system into your selected pre-rolls when used properly. What this
means is that contaminate free material being funneled from the top trays into your pre-rolls will remain contaminate free
through the direct filling process. The top tray funnels are directly inserted in to the openings of your pre-roll cones and do not
allow anything other than what is being fed onto the top tray.
Having said this there is a break-in period of 400 hours before any material that passes through the "crutch" or bottom of the
pre-roll into the bottom of the "shaker box" that might be reused and then should still be visually inspected for debris.
Although we inspect each and every part before it is sent; due to the intense vibration the break-in period is required for all
new hardware and plates to wear off the mating parts.
After you have set up your RocketBox proceed to run multiple cycles (at least 5 per set of trays using
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different intensity setting on the motor) with each of your tray systems and watch for debris in-between
the trays and in the shaker box bottom.
After the un-boxing and the initial break-in has been done you may proceed with regular use of the
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RocketBox for the first 400 hours of use (hour meter provided on the settings screen) discarding all
materials that have passed through the "crutch" of your pre-rolls not to be reused.
After the 400 hours required for proper break-in you may reuse the material that has been collected in
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the bottom of the shaker box only after visual inspection for debris has been made.
Visual inspection should always remain part of the operation of your RocketBox. Although we do use food
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grade materials for direct contact surfaces due to the intense vibration and moving parts there may still
have debris and must always be inspected.
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