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Summary of Contents for Otto Bock VACUUM 80 COMPACT MINI
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Preface ..........................4 1.1. Applications ......................... 4 1.2. Connection ........................4 1.3. Maintenance ........................ 4 1.4. Warranty ........................5 1.5. Benefits........................5 2. Technical description ......................6 2.1. Description of symbols ....................6 2.2. Purpose and safety ...................... 6 2.3. -
Page 4: Preface
1. Preface We congratulate you on purchasing your VACUUM 80 COMPACT MINI (FLEXAM V80C MINI). We are convinced that you will perform your work activities fast, safe, pleasant, healthy and ergonomically. Should you have any comments or ideas that could contribute to further improving the machinery, we would like to hear from you. -
Page 5: Warranty
1.4. Warranty The machinery is warranted by the manufacturer for 12 months, with the express condition that the V80C MINI is operated by qualified personnel only during this period. Furthermore, the V80C MINI must not be used for purposes other than what it was originally designed for. Warranty is given on all damaged parts, where damage is caused during normal operating conditions. -
Page 6: Technical Description
2. Technical description 2.1. Description of symbols The following symbols are used in these operating instructions: Warning message. If the prescribed procedure in these operating instructions is not followed, it may result in irreversible damage to the V80C MINI and/or serious physical harm. - Page 7 When connecting "foreign machinery" (machines other than the Ottobock Equipment product range) to the V80C MINI, it is possible that the control technology becomes unstable and safety regulations may not be observed. Connecting "foreign machinery" is solely at your own risk. When malfunctions occur or the program is modified, the control cabinet may only be opened after turning off the main switch.
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Page 8: Technical Data
2.3. Technical data Name: VACUUM 80 COMPACT MINI Types: - V80C Mini 1,1 kW - V80C Mini 2,2 kW - V80C Automatic 2,2 kW Serial no.: See data plate Year of manufacture: See data plate Dimensions: See Appendix 1 Volume container... -
Page 9: Installation
2.4. Installation Read these operating instructions carefully before installing, connecting, operating or maintaining and cleaning the V80C MINI. Make sure you have sufficient knowledge of the V80C MINI and ensure you are familiar with all safety instructions, before operating on the V80C MINI. -
Page 10: Position Of Suction Tube Connection
Position of suction tube connection 2.4.3. The suction tube on the V80C MINI can be connected in three different positions, see Annex 1. The V80C MINI comes as standard with the connection on the left side. This connection can be refitted inside the fan box, which allows the connection to be positioned on the top or on the right side. -
Page 11: Ec - Declaration Of Conformity
Manufacturer: Otto Bock Equipment B.V. Industrial Park “het Hoog” Mandenmaker 14 5253 RC Nieuwkuijk, The Netherlands Hereby declares that the machine, manufactured by us, model VACUUM 80 COMPACT MINI, fully complies to the following directives: 2006/42/EC General machinery directive. 2014/35/EU Low voltage directive. -
Page 12: Designation Of Parts
2.6. Designation of parts Figure 2: Cross section door outlet Figure 1: Complete V80C MINI with open door The model of your V80C MINI may differ from the above shown V80C MINI in Figure 1 and 2. However, operation is the same for any model. 1. -
Page 13: Operation Of The V80C Mini
2.7. Operation of the V80C MINI The V80C MINI sucks in "dirty" air. This "dirty" air is generated during grinding and/or milling. The "dirty" air is sucked in by the fan, and this "dirty" air is then blown through the dust filters. This causes dirt to stick on the inside of the dust filters (Figure 1, pos. -
Page 14: Assembling The V80C Mini
2.8. Assembling the V80C MINI When you receive the V80C MINI and it is not installed by Ottobock Equipment, the machine still needs to be assembled. In this case you receive the MINI V80C in two parts, see Figure 2: 1. - Page 15 Next, connect the fan inside the fan box. For this, you will have to take out the door of the blow unit. Behind this door, a connector is prepared for connecting the fan (Figure 2.2, pos1). Figure 2.2: Fan box connector Next, ensure that the V80C MINI is placed at the correct location, so that the suction tubes can be connected.
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Page 16: Switch The V80C Mini On/Off Automatically
2.9. Switch the V80C MINI on/off automatically All V80C MINI models are prepared for the option to turn your V80C MINI on/off with the connected machine. When you turn a machine on or off, the V80C MINI will automatically turn on or off. -
Page 17: Controls
3. Controls The location of the controls depends on what type V80C MINI you own. The controls for the V80C MINI 1.1 kW and 2.2 kW is placed on the machine itself. The V80C Automatic 2.2 kW is controlled with a separate control unit. 3.1. -
Page 18: Control Cabinet V80C Automatic 2.2 Kw
3.2. Control cabinet V80C Automatic 2.2 kW This model is equipped with a separate control cabinet. WARNING When malfunctions occur or the PLC programme is modified, the control cabinet may only be opened after turning off the main switch. Performing repairs or making changes to the control cabinet can and must only be performed by the supplier or an authorized installer. -
Page 19: Touchscreen
3.3. Touchscreen The V80C Mini can be completely set up and operated using a touchscreen. 3.3.1. Changing the language ❶ ❷ ❸ 3.3.2. Displaying system information ❶ ❷ ❸ 3.3.3. Setting the time ❶ ❷... -
Page 20: Setting The Date
3.3.4. Setting the date ❶ ❷ 3.3.5. Setting the daily filter-cleaning times ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹ ❺ ❻ ❼... -
Page 21: Activating Automatic Filter Cleaning
3.3.6. Activating automatic filter cleaning ❶ ❷ ❸ 3.3.7. Cleaning efficiency of filters ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹... -
Page 22: Filter Lifetime
3.3.8. Filter lifetime ❶ ❷ ❸ 3.3.9. Resetting the filter lifetime ❶ ❷ ❸ ❹... -
Page 23: Optional: Connecting The Machine With Ottobock Work.hub
3.3.10. Optional: connecting the machine with ottobock work.hub The “701T2=* ottobock work.hub Interface Unit” is required to use this option. The “701T1=* ottobock work.hub Gateway” may also be required. Contact customer support for more information about the ottobock work.hub (customersupport.pe@ottobock.de). ❶... -
Page 24: Ottobock Work.hub Control Screen
3.3.11. Ottobock work.hub control screen This screen only applies when this option is connected. ❶ ❷ ❸... -
Page 25: Automatic Switching On The Vacuum
3.3.12. Automatic switching on the vacuum The V80C All-in-One automatically switches on when one of the machines connected to it is operated. ❶ ❷ 3.3.13. Switching on the vacuum cleaner manually ❶ ❷ 3.3.14. Activating the filter cleaning automatically ❶ ❷... -
Page 26: Dust Filters
4. Dust filters Make sure that the dust filters are not clogged, as clogged dust filters block suction. Therefore, the dust filters must be cleaned regularly. Cleaning is performed with the vibrator (Figure 1, pos. 2). It can be controlled both manually and automatically, depending on the model you own. During cleaning, the dust is collected in the plastic waste bag (Figure 1, pos. -
Page 27: Dust Filter Maintenance
4.3. Dust filter maintenance For proper operation, the dust filters should be replaced when the lifetime has expired. The filter lifetime is 2 years. Information regarding the filter lifetime is available on the touchscreen display of the control box, see chapter 3.3.8. From a lifetime < 1 month, the touchscreen will give a reminder of the (approaching) end of the filter lifetime. -
Page 28: Dust Bag In The Container
5. Dust bag in the container To properly collect the dirt in the container (Figure 1, pos. 4), a dust bag is inserted. This bag must be fully sealed and properly folded over the edges, in order to prevent leakage. Caution: A plastic dust bag must always be present in the container, as to prevent dust from entering the return channel via the vacuum channel outside the filter section. - Page 29 You can take the dust bag out and replace it. Make sure that you insert the correct and original dust bag (the right thickness and strength). Do not re-use the plastic dust bag, any damages could cause leakage and thereby release polluted return air. Please ensure that there is no dust underneath the plastic dust bag.
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Page 30: Fine Filters And Post Filters
6. Fine filters and post filters Two fine filters and post filters are used in the V80C MINI. The fine filters are quite fragile and cannot be cleaned, because this filter contains very small particles. It is also not possible to clean the post filters. -
Page 31: Maintenance
7. Maintenance Replace the filters when they are dirty. Replace the filters when the lifetime has expired. Keep the container clean and regularly replace the dust bag. Also keep the rubber seals of the container clean. You can get a maintenance contract at Ottobock Equipment. -
Page 32: Malfunction
8. Malfunction The most common malfunctions are mechanical failures, these are generally easy to fix. Mechanical failure characteristic Possible cause Solution Dirt in the return air -Dust bag is broken. - Replace the dust bag. - The container of the dust bag is polluted. - Clean the container. -
Page 33: Component List
9. Component list The following components are consumables: Component Artikelnummer Fine filter set (2 pieces) 702F251=3 Post filter set (2 pieces) 702F254=3 Dust filter set (15 pieces) 70F250=4 Dust bag V80C mini 10 pieces 702F253=10 50 pieces 702F253=50... -
Page 34: Appendix 1 Required Space V80C Mini (All Types)
Appendix 1 Required space V80C MINI (all types) -
Page 35: Notes
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Page 36: Notes
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