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- Page 1 Revised 2-17-25 Owner’s Manual 4310 DIESEL EDX UNIT...
- Page 2 4310 DIESEL EDX Owner’s Record Date of Purchase: ______________________________ Purchased from: _______________________________ Serial Number: ___________________________...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Introduction..................4 About National Vacuum Equipment..........4 Our History....................4 Limited Warranty................5 Warranty......................5 Warranty Procedures................. 6 Disclaimer................... 6 Safety Instructions................7 Safety Precautions..................9 4310 Diesel EDX Unit.................10 Intended Use....................10 System Componets..................11 Power Package Notice of Compliance...........12 Power Package Operation................13 Starting The Unit..................15... -
Page 4: Introduction
About National Vacuum Equipment Congratulations! You now own a quality vacuum/pressure blower proudly manufactured in the U.S.A. by National Vacuum Equipment. You have not only acquired a superior piece of equipment from a qualified dealer, you have hired a team of vacuum experts. We stand ready to work with your dealer to answer your questions and provide you with the information necessary to keep your equipment in peak working condition. -
Page 5: Limited Warranty
LIMITED WARRANTY Warranty National Vacuum Equipment guarantees that the product it provides is free of manufacturer defects, including; materials and workmanship. Equipment must be installed by a trained and qualified installer according to guidelines established by National Vacuum Equipment. Properly installed and maintained... -
Page 6: Warranty Procedures
DISCLAIMER The information presented in this owner’s manual is accurate per the date of publication. National Vacuum Equipment reserves the right to make product design and documentation material changes without notice. Furthermore, National Vacuum Equipment is not obligated to implement the aforementioned alterations into already manufactured equipment. -
Page 7: Safety Instructions
National Vacuum Equipment considers safety an essential component in the use of its products. There is no replacement for proper training of personnel who will be in contact with NVE products. This manual should be thoroughly read and understood prior to installing, operating, maintaining, or servicing the NVE product documented herein. -
Page 9: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions It is vitally important that safety considerations be implemented in the operation and service of this and other NVE products. While outlining every safety precaution is beyond the scope of this manual, some of the most important precautions include the following: ... -
Page 10: 4310 Diesel Edx Unit
Use of this NVE Power Package in any way unrelated to the aforementioned paragraph will be considered contrary to intended use by National Vacuum Equipment and may affect any warranties therein. -
Page 11: System Componets
NVE 4310 Diesel EDX System Components ITEM DESCRIPTION Diesel Engine Pressure Pump 4310 Blower Battery Exhaust Silencer Control Panel Flush Tank Flush Valve Computer & Fuse Panel Pressure Relief Valve Final Filter Engine Clutch Frame... -
Page 12: Power Package Notice Of Compliance
This unit was designed by National Vacuum Equipment as an open style Power Package. Any attempt to enclose this engine and/ or power package will affect engine/package performance and operating characteristics. This will be considered a Power Package modification in which NVE will assume no responsibilities for any resulting damages. -
Page 13: Power Package Operation
(or other system) on which it will be employed. If any concerns are present on a specific application for this Power Package, contact should be made with National Vacuum Equipment. A consultation can then be arranged with the engine manufacturer to ensure the application is proper for the equipment. - Page 14 Ensure that the pressure pump (water system) ON/OFF toggle switch is in the “OFF” position (down position) before starting the engine. CONTROL PANEL WATER PRESSURE AUXILIARY SWITCH PUMP SWITCH Ensure that all components in the system between the tank and the blower inlet have any mechanical components in a secure, ready to work position (tightened, all drain valves closed, etc.) Put the blower four-way valve in the neutral position.
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Page 15: Starting The Unit
Note* Please refer to the Yanmar operation manual for the Industrial Engine TNV for a complete listing of warranty, emissions, operations, maintenance, trouble shooting and specifications. Starting The Unit Ensure all components of the prior “Power Package Operation” checklist (previous section) have been completed and that all conditions are met. - Page 16 Once engine has been “warmed” up, Engage clutch at 1500 RPM. Throttle engine between 2,000 RPM and 2,500 RPM (use the control panel tachometer). NVE recommends the 4310H blower to operate at 4000 RPM. b. NVE does NOT recommend operating the 4310H above 4500 RPM for extended periods.
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Page 17: Stopping The Unit
Stopping The Unit 1. If the water pressure pump is engaged, switch the toggle to the “OFF” (bottom position) position to disengage the electromagnetic clutch on the water pressure pump. The water pressure pump will stop pumping water. 2. Throttle engine down to approximately 1,800 RPM WATER PRESSURE PUMP SWITCH THROTTLE... -
Page 18: Engine Controls
Engine Controls Please refer to the Controls Incorporated product manual for Engine display and control of J1939 Engines. Part # MVP-62303 Revision: 3.0... -
Page 19: Maintenance
MAINTENANCE Before Beginning Maintenance Before beginning any maintenance procedure, the system must be shut down and locked out to eliminate the possibility of accidental startup. Most systems that include NVE components have rotating members that can cause entanglement, injury, and/or death. Many NVE components also obtain high levels of temperature during, and for a period after operation. -
Page 20: Drive System Components
Component Drive Component Installation Identifier Industry P/N System Description Specs Jackshaft Bushing Set Screw Torque = 36 430-100-046 Sprocket 8MPC-60S-36-2517 LB-FT Belt Tension Jackshaft 430-300-011 Engine to Static Betl Tension Method = 375 Bushing TL2517214 Jackshaft Drive Force/Deflection Method = Deflection (in) = .42 Belt(s) Qty. -
Page 21: Package Maintenance
Contact information for General Pump is provided below: www.GeneralPump.com NVE 4310 Blower: The NVE 4310 blower has an associated owner’s manual that should be referenced regarding maintenance procedures and schedules for the 4310 blower. This manual is readily available on NVE’s website under the 43 Series blower page. -
Page 22: Package Specific Maintenance Understanding The Drive System
Package Specific Maintenance | Understanding the Drive System The NVE 4310 Hydro Excavating Gas package operates with a dual belt drive system to drive the blower and the water pressure pump. A standard clutch is implemented on the engine to engage the belts with the engine drive. -
Page 23: Belt Maintenance
Belt Maintenance This package operates on a synchronous drive system (see drivetrain information section). If a belt change is required, the following procedure should be followed. 1. Lock-out unit so accidental startup cannot occur. Think Safety! 2. Be sure vessel is empty and not under pressure/vacuum (4-Way valve must be in neutral) 3. - Page 24 6. Continue turning until old belts can be removed without prying. 7. Loosen bolts holding engine sled to frame. Bolts only need to be cracked loose. (15/16” wrench or socket) 8. Once the engine sled bolts are cracked lose, evenly turn the adjusting rods counter-clockwise to bring the engine towards the blower, relieving belt tension.
- Page 25 9. Continue turning until old belt can be removed without prying. 10. Inspect drive system components and replace components if necessary (sprocket and bushings). At minimum, retorque the bushing/sprocket fasteners. Refer to bushing manufacturer for torque specs and procedures. 11. Install new belt over the sprockets. DO NOT PRY BELT. Bring engine closer to blower if necessary.
- Page 26 12. Tension belt by turning the engine tensioning rods evenly in a CW direction. While tensioning, simultaneously check alignment using the four-point contact method. This can be done with a string or an alignment bar. 13. Once proper tension and alignment are achieved (see specification in in drivetrain section), retighten the engine sled to 376 lb-ft.
- Page 27 15. Install new belts over the pulleys. DO NOT PRY BELT. Bring water pump closer to engine if necessary. 16. Tension belt by turning the water pump tensioning rods evenly in a CW direction. While tensioning, simultaneously check alignment using the four-point contact method. This can be done with a string or an alignment bar.
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