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AIRBRASIVE® UNIT
MODEL H SERIES II
220V/50Hz
AU213
Service Manual
Operation & Maintenance Instructions with Illustrated Parts List
Airbrasive Jet Technologies, LLC
3461 South Clinton Avenue
South Plainfield, NJ 07080
Email: info@airbrasive.com
Phone: (866) 272-0540
www.airbrasive.com
Revised: December 2022
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  • Page 1 AIRBRASIVE® UNIT MODEL H SERIES II 220V/50Hz AU213 Service Manual Operation & Maintenance Instructions with Illustrated Parts List Airbrasive Jet Technologies, LLC 3461 South Clinton Avenue South Plainfield, NJ 07080 Email: info@airbrasive.com Phone: (866) 272-0540 www.airbrasive.com Revised: December 2022...
  • Page 2 AIRBRASIVE® MICRO ABRASIVE BLASTING TECHNOLOGY Airbrasive® Jet Machining is a process in which high pressure air and very fine powder are blended in a chamber to form an abrasive mixture. This mixture is then sent through a small, precisely machined nozzle. The result is a highly accurate abrasive stream that can be used for cleaning, cutting, drilling, deburring, and finishing all types of surfaces.
  • Page 3 ANGLE OF IMPINGEMENT The angle at which you hold the nozzle regulates the speed and efficiency by which material can be removed from the work piece. There are two theories at play here, one based on material removal by brittle failure and the other on material removal by ductile failure.
  • Page 4: Section 1: Introduction And Description

    Many compressed air lines are contaminated with moisture, oil, and dirt, which are detrimental to the performance and operation of the Unit. Moisture filters and unloaders must be used. These items can be purchased directly from Airbrasive Jet Technologies, LLC.
  • Page 5 Section 1a: Description of Components (Sorted Alphabetically by Part #) AC107 | AUXILIARY CHAMBER The purpose of the auxiliary chamber is to store powder and keep the mixing chamber level constant. This allows the mixing chamber to feed a constant amount of powder into the air stream. AC118X2 | MIXING CHAMBER ASSEMBLY When the mixing chamber is vibrated, powder falls through small holes in the orifice plate assembly and is entrained into the air stream flowing through the chamber base.
  • Page 6 AE193 | BLEED SOLENOID VALVE Controls air pressure to bleed valve assembly. When the SYSTEM POWER SWITCH is set to "On", the solenoid allows air to enter the assembly. This closes the pinch tube within the assembly. When the SYSTEM POWER SWITCH is set to "Off", the solenoid blocks the air from entering the assembly, thus opening the pinch tube.
  • Page 7 AR139 | RELIEF VALVE If primary system pressure is excessive the relief valve will pop open to reduce it. Once the pressure has been lowered the relief valve will reset automatically. AR140 | CHAMBER PRESSURE ADJUSTMENT Regulates incoming air line pressure to the desired level in the mixing chamber. This regulates the powder cutting pressure. This regulator is not field repairable.
  • Page 8: Front Panel

    FRONT PANEL...
  • Page 9: Inside The Unit

    INSIDE THE UNIT Auxiliary Chamber AC107 Vibrator Assembly AV123X2 Interlock Cylinder AR133 Relay AE221 Mixing Chamber Assembly AC118X2 Bleed Pinch Valve Assembly AR142Z1 Powder Level Sensor AE236 Bleed Valve Solenoid AE193A Electrical Interlock AE202 Main Solenoid Valve AE133AX Pinch Valve Assembly AR142Z Pinch Valve Solenoid AE193A...
  • Page 10: Rear View

    REAR VIEW Air In Fitting AQ205 Air Out Fitting AQ104 Electric Outlet AE182 Foot Switch Receptacle AE204 Fuse Holder Socket AE104 Foot Switch (not shown) AE103X...
  • Page 11: Section 2: Installation And Unit Checkout

    Section 2: Installation and Unit Checkout INSTALLATION A. Attach the BLOW OFF TUBING (plastic tubing shipped with the Unit) to the fitting (32) on the rear of the Unit. Attach the other end of the BLOW OFF TUBING to an available exhaust system to evacuate excess powder from the Unit.
  • Page 12: Section 3: Operation Instructions

    Section 3: Operation Instructions This section includes a description of the operating procedures and controls. The operation instructions also describe the capability and use of the UNIT. TURN-ON PROCEDURE NOTE: This procedure applies after the Unit has been installed and checked as described on Page 12. A.
  • Page 13: Section 4: Service Instructions & Component Maintenance

    Section 4: Service Instructions & Component Maintenance PERIODIC INSPECTION This unit should be inspected periodically for the following signs of wear. A. Damaged case or top cover. B. Frayed or worn hoses. C. Frayed or broken wires. D. Blown indicator lamp. E.
  • Page 14 Unit. If the Vibrator does not function properly while under warranty, it must be removed and returned to Airbrasive Jet Technologies, LLC, for readjustment and/or repair. To remove the assembly, disconnect all electrical wires and pneumatic hoses (and tag) from the vibrator (22) and mixing chamber (17).
  • Page 15 The auxiliary chamber (15) does not normally require maintenance unless a new O-ring is needed. When removing the O- ring make certain the old one is completely removed from its groove, and no parts of it fall into the chamber. If they do, remove them.
  • Page 16: Section 5: Service Tips

    C. Reused, contaminated, or improper powders. Such powders can decrease flow or clog the Unit completely, especially at the mixing chamber orifices and at the hand piece nozzle. Never reuse powder. Use of Airbrasive’s ABRASIVE Powders exclusively is recommended. We strongly recommend against the use of other commercial powders because they are rarely classified adequately for use with the AIRBRASIVE apparatus, causing needless maintenance and repairs.
  • Page 17: Section 6: Troubleshooting

    Section 6: Troubleshooting TROUBLE POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY 1. With SYSTEM POWER ON/OFF a. Blown back panel fuse. a. Replace fuse. switch "On", switch doesn’t light. b. Switch burnt out. b. Replace switch. c. No input power. c. Check external input power. 2.
  • Page 18 PINCH VALVE ASSEMBLY (AR142Z1) Screw, Knurled (2) AR113 Spring AR126 Block, top AR119 Depressor AR129 Hose fitting (2) AQ130X Diaphragm AR121 Pinch valve AR142 Plunger AR115 Screw, special (2) AF126 O-ring AO118 Block, bottom AR112 Body AR171 Sleeve AR117...
  • Page 19 AUXILIARY CHAMBER AND TOP COVER ASSEMBLY Cap Assembly AC124X Tee Assembly AQ146X “O” Ring AO105 Coupling AC115 Chamber AC107...
  • Page 20 MIXING CHAMBER ASSEMBLY Nut Cap AF402 Orifice Plate Assembly AC106X2 Cap Assembly AC112X Gasket AO108 Gasket AO111 Base Cap AC114 Mixing Chamber AC118 Screw AF105A Nipple Assembly AQ137X...
  • Page 21 HAND PIECE ASSEMBLY (AH101Y)
  • Page 22 WIRING DIAGRAM...
  • Page 23 PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM...
  • Page 24: Recommended Spare Parts List

    RECOMMENDED SPARE PARTS LIST Part # Description Quantity AH112 Nozzle Connect K, H & HME AO105 O-Ring AO118 O-Ring AQ129X Nipple Assembly AQ130X Nipple Assembly AR106X Powder Filter Assembly AR112 Bottom Block, Std. Pinch Valve AR115 Piston (Plunger) AR119X Top Block, Std. Pinch Valve AR121 Diaphragm AR126...
  • Page 25 AN145T75 Our Customer Service team is always available to ensure your complete satisfaction. Please contact us at (866) 272-0540 or at info@airbrasive.com for general inquiries or price quote requests, and one of our team members will respond within 24 hours.
  • Page 26 AQ123 Nozzle Adapter Nozzle Adapter Nozzle AN145 Connector AN148 HME Nozzle Attachment AN106 AN115 AN106 AH109 Standard Nozzle Industrial Nozzle Standard Nozzle Carbide Insert Airbrasive Jet Technologies, LLC 3461 South Clinton Avenue, South Plainfield, NJ 07080 (866) 272-0540 info@airbrasive.com www.airbrasive.com...
  • Page 27 (35 lb.) Our Customer Service team is always available to ensure your complete satisfaction. Please contact us at (866) 272-0540 or at info@airbrasive.com for general inquiries or price quote requests, and one of our team members will respond within 24 hours.

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