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How To Use This Manual This manual contains the following sections: The SAFETY section contains important information regarding hazardous or unsafe practices of the • How to Use This Manual machine. Levels of hazards are identified that could • Safety result in product damage, personal injury, or severe •...
Safety Introduction & Safety Information This manual is intended as a guide for safely installing, operating and maintaining your Automatic Parts Washer. We reserve the right to make changes at any time without incurring any obligation. Owner/User Responsibility: The owner and/or user must have an understanding of the manufacturer’s operating instructions and warnings before using this machine.
Safety General Safety Information electrician, plumber, utility company or the selling dealer for specific details. WARNING: To reduce the risk of Install the machine in compliance with the National injury, read operating instruc- WARNING Electric Code. Connect to a properly sized lockable tions carefully before using.
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Safety 9. When the machine is working, do not cover or place in a closed space where ventilation is insuffi- cient. Avoid installing machines in small confined areas. 10. In cold climates, this parts washer will freeze if not in operation and must be located in a heated enclo- sure.
Operations Component Identification - Front View Optional Containment Ring Revolving Steam Vent Door Pivot Assy Door Safety Switch Plunger Revolving Door Detail See Control Box Illus. Door Latch Pump This bust mate rial heate ible, fill wate parts / ADV placi clean such...
Operations Component Identification - Rear View Door Stop Steam Vent Door Safety Switch Detail See Turntable Main Control Drive Panel Illus. Oil Skimmer Assy. T IO -Y EA size a pro W AR / AD able t be with s acc leve e mus ect.
Operations Installation Step 2: Connect A Compressed-Air Line And Accessories Before You Begin This step is required for machines equipped with the To prepare to install the machine, choose an unob- optional power brush and hand detail brush. If your structed, level site that allows convenient access for machine does not have these options, skip the operators and maintenance personnel.
Operations The optional automatic water fill system automatically 4. Turn the heater timer to the 2-hour position. The maintains the correct water level in the sump. The sump water will reach operating temperature (160– system requires that you connect the machine to a 180°F) in approximately one to two hours.
Operations Main Operating Components Low Water Indicator Familiarize yourself with the main operating compo- The low water indicator light illuminates if the wash nents before operating the machine. solution in the sump is low. Control Panel Heater Wash Cycle Control Control The wash cycle control is a 60-minute timer switch with a hold feature.
Operations Door Safety Switch Debris Screen The door safety switch is located on the rear of The debris screen is located just below the wash the machine, just above the main electrical panel. chamber, and is accessible from the front of the machine.
Operations Oil Skimmer System Detail Tray and Sump Assembly (Optional) The oil skimmer system is located on the right rear Detail Tray corner of the machine (See Figure Below). It automati- cally removes oil from the wash solution to prolong its The detail tray is located on the right side of the useful life.
Using the Power Brush AVERTISSEMENT: Une solution de nettoyage chaude haute pression pourrait causer des blessures graves. WARNING: Particles dislodged by the power brush Toujours porter des gants en caoutchouc et une could cause serious injury to your eyes. Always protection oculaire approuvée lors du chargement et wear approved eye protection when using the du déchargement de la machine.
Operations Water Level Automatic Water Fill (Optional) Under typical operating conditions the machine loses 3- The automatic water fill system automatically maintains 5 gallons of water per day to evaporation. a proper water level in the sump. It is available as an option on this machine.
Operations Filtration And Sump Sweep Systems Sump Sweep System (Optional) The sump sweep system uses a three-way valve to divert solution from the wash chamber to a spray bar on The filtration and sump sweep systems are options on bottom of the sump chamber. The spray bar generates this machine.
Operations Detergent Concentration Washing Parts Manufacturer's detergents are the only detergents The following procedure assumes that the heater is on approved for use with our automatic parts washers. and the sump water is at operating temperature. They are specially formulated with rust inhibitors and To wash parts, perform the following procedure.
Maintenance WARNING: If the heater is left on unattended, the Monthly Maintenance wash solution could evaporate and the oil and • Clean out the sump chamber and detail sump grease in the sump chamber could catch fire. (See Cleaning out the Sump). •...
Maintenance Cleaning and Aligning the Spray Nozzles IMPORTANT: The skimmer motor is equipped with a thermal overload switch which protects the skimmer To ensure optimum cleaning performance, it is from overheating. If you attempt to use the oil skimmer important that you examine the spray nozzles periodi- system when the wash solution is hot, the thermal cally and clean and align them if necessary.
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Maintenance 1. If your machine is equipped with a detail sump, a pH kit to determine the proper amount of dump the contents of the detail sump into the main detergent to add. sump chamber. NOTE: Manufacturers detergent is the only 2.
Maintenance Cleaning the Filters service for filter bag recommendations and ordering information. Our filtration systems are available in single or multiple 7. Replace screen and filter bag in the filter canister. canister configurations. Each canister uses a nylon or polyester felt filter bag to remove solid particles from 8.
Maintenance 6. Install the new heating element(s). Installation is 4. Remove the turntable motor cover (two 5/16” the reverse of removal. screws). Thermostat Required Tools and Equipment • 5/16" wrench or socket • medium phillips-head screwdriver • large flat-head screwdriver Replacement Procedure 1.
Maintenance 9. Raise the motor and bracket to remove the 4. Remove the knob from the timer you wish to assembly from the pivot pin.: remove. 10. Use a 1/8” hex key to remove the pulley and steam 5. Remove the two screws, retaining nut, and o-ring shield disk from the drive motor shaft, then remove that hold the timer switch to the control panel.
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Maintenance Replacement Procedure 4. Remove the four 5/16" nuts from the skimmer assembly mounting plate to remove the skimmer 1. Disconnect power to the machine. assembly from the machine. 2. Remove four 5/16" screws to remove the skimmer motor cover. Screws (Two on Each Side) 5.
Maintenance Troubleshooting Troubleshooting the Electrical System To troubleshoot the electrical system use the following diagrams to eliminate the possibility of a blown fuse or a bad connection, then refer to Testing Individual Components to determine which component is causing the problem. DANGER: Keep water away from DANGER electric wiring or fatal electric...
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Maintenance To Safety Switch Secondary Fuse Primary Fuses Transformer Pump Fuses Heater Fuses To Side Control Box Grounding To Transfer Pump Pump To Heating Contactor Element Junction Box Pump Overload Heater Contactor Measure Voltage Across Electrical Panel is OK, Power L1, L2 and L3 Terminals C h e ck M a i n Pow e r on Junction Box...
Maintenance Testing Individual Components 15 KW Heating Element NOTE: The following troubleshooting procedures These machines use two three-phase heating require the use of a volt/ohm meter. If you are not elements. Three-phase heating elements are complex familiar with using a volt/ohm meter do not attempt to components;...
Maintenance Thermostat This machine uses a three-phase thermostat. A three- phase thermostat is a complex component; it is difficult to test in the field. Please contact your customer service representative for testing instructions. Start Capacitor 1. Disconnect power to the machine. 2.
Maintenance The following tables list common operating problems and possible solutions. If your machine exhibits problems not listed here, or if the suggested solution does not solve your problem, contact your distributor or a customer service representative. When contacting factory customer service please refer to the machine identification tag inside the front cover of this manual for detailed machine specifications.
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Maintenance PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Verify that no service is being performed on the Main power disconnect is off machine, then turn the main power disconnect on. Check the door latch and door closure safety switch; Door is not closing properly adjust if necessary MACHINE FAILS TO (See Adjusting the Door Safety Switch).
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Maintenance PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE SOLUTION Blown fuse Check for a blown fuse; replace if necessary. Turn on the skimmer motor and observe the contact between the skimmer blades and the skimmer disk. If Skimmer blades are too tight the blades skip, bind, or leave a significant scratch on the disk, they are too tight.
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Cuda 7248 Rear PART NO. DESCRIPTION NOTES 8.922-118.0 WELDMENT, ELECTRICAL BOX 8.922-302.0 ELECTRIC PANEL 9.804-094.0 43" FOAM STRIP 1/8" X 1/2" ADHESIVE BACK 8.921-981.0 COVER, ELECTRICAL BOX 9.802-700.0 BOLT, 14-20 X 3/4", 9.802-778.0 NUT, WHIZ LOC 5/16" FLANGE 9.802-775.0 NUT, 1/4" FLANGE, ZN 8.754-298.0 PLUG, 3", M-NPT, SQ, GALV 9.802-426.0...
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Cuda 7248 Rear PART NO. DESCRIPTION NOTES 9.804-511.0 SCREW, SET 1/4"-28 X 3/8" CUP POINT SS 8.718-582.0 SCREW, 1/4" X 1/2" HH NC 9.804-297.0 LABEL, HOUR METER 8.755-014.0 GASKET, 1/8" THK, R426 8.921-980.0 COVER, GEAR MOTOR ACCESS 9.802-798.0 SCREW, #10 X 1/2", TEK HEX HEAD 8.755-186.0 ADAPTER, CONDUIT M20 TO 1/2"...
Spray Arm Side View View Rotate Each Nozzle Approx. 3° Align Notch In Each From Center Line Of Pipe Spray Nozzle With The Center Of The Turntabl CUDA 7248 Operator’s Manual 9.801-712.0 - AA...
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Spray Arm PART NO. DESCRIPTION NOTES 8.706-081.0 CAP, PIPE 1" NPT 8.922-883.0 MANIFOLD, SPRAY BAR 8.712-973.0 NOZZLE, 50°. #6 STEEL 8.712-996.0 PIPE, ELL 90° 1-1/2" X 1" REDUCING BLACK 8.724-258.0 ELBOW, STREET, 90° 1-1/2" GALV 8.706-219.0 TEE, 1-1/2", FEMALE, PIPE, BLK 8.922-884.0 MANIFOLD, VERT.
Latch And Door CUDA 7248 Operator’s Manual 9.801-712.0 - AA...
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Latch And Door PART NO. DESCRIPTION NOTES 8.922-114.0 HANDLE, LATCH, SS 8.753-733.0 WASHER, 7/16" BRASS 8.751-823.0 WASHER, 7/16" FLAT SS 9.802-805.0 WASHER, 5/16" FLAT SS 9.802-777.0 NUT, 5/16-18, ESNA, SS 8.753-710.0 BOLT, CARRIAGE, 1/4 X 1" SS 8.922-111.0 LINK, LATCH, SS 8.921-274.0 SPACER, BRAKE LINK, 80 8.922-113.0...
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