Operating Manual Technical Data 1.3 Operative range and correct usage The dust collector DC4025 is designed to be used with blast machines. It is only allowed to vacuum dry dust. The manufacturer will not be liable for damage resulting from incorrect usage.
DC4025 Technical Data 1.6 Advices for operators During the operation of the dust collector DC4025 in combination with other equipment it may be possible to exceed the acceptable noise level of 85 dB (A). This is dependent on the different locations and the local circumstances. When the noise level is 85 dB (A) or more, the machine operator and the persons working near the machine must wear sound–...
Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions 2.1 Explanation of warnings and symbols The following denominations and symbols are used in the operating manual to highlight areas of particular importance: Symbol of operational safety. This symbol will be shown in this operating manual next to all safety precautions that are to be taken in order to ensure prevention to life and injury.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Safety Instructions Warning against dangerous voltages. Indications relating to protective devices of electrical equipment. Indications where consultation with the manufacturer is necessary. Instructions relating to periodical checks. Reference to important instructions contained in the operating manual. Version: April 2024...
Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions 2.2 Organizational measures The operating manual is to be kept near the location where the machine is located and must be reachable all the time! In addition to the operating manual, general and legal regulations regarding...
DC4025 Operating Manual Safety Instructions If safety-critical changes occur to the machine or its performance, the machine must be shut down immediately! The cause of the fault has to be established immediately and has to be repaired before starting the work again!
Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions Select clearly the machine operator. Define his responsibilities also regarding to traffic safety regulations and empower him to decline instructions from third parties which are not complying with the safety requirements! Personnel being trained or made acquainted with the equipment may only be deployed under constant supervision of an experienced person.
DC4025 Operating Manual Safety Instructions Default must be rectified immediately! Start-up and switch off operations and control devices have to be handled in accordance with the operating manual! All persons in the proximity of the machine must wear safety glasses with lateral protection as well as safety shoes.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions Before starting any maintenance or repair work the operator of the machine has to be informed about it! During all work related to the use, the modification or the adjustment of the machine and of the safety devices as well as inspection, maintenance and repair,...
DC4025 Operating Manual Safety Instructions 2.6 Definition of the Safety off position Definition: The safety off position is the position of the machine when it cannot generate any hazard. Putting the machine in the safety off position means: þ Switch off the connected machine.
Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions 2.8 Electrical engineering regulations Work on the electrical parts of the equipment may only be undertaken by a skilled electrician or by a trained person under the guidance and supervision of a skilled electrician as well as in accordance with the electrical engineering regulations.
DC4025 Operating Manual Safety Instructions 2.9 For special attention Use only proper and default free tools for your work. Damaged tools have to be repaired immediately or to be replaced. While working, for your own safety, the required safety equipment and safety cloths must be worn.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Safety Instructions Notes: Changes to technical data reserved...
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DC4025 Operating Manual General Chapter 3 3.1 Operative range PAGE 3.2 Scope of supply PAGE 3.3 Description of the dust collector PAGE 3.4 Care and maintenance PAGE Version: February 2025...
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Please select a dust hose with a suitable inner diameter that corresponds with the fittings on the machine. The dust collector DC4025 is characterised by a particularly high economy and simple handling. The dust collector DC4025 is a compact, efficient dust collector to operate middle-sized surface treatment machines.
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DC4025 Operating Manual General 3.3 Description of the dust collector Filter housing Control panel Dust bin Hose connector Rear frame Multiple hose connector (optional) Power supply for subsystem Pulse cleaning system Lifting system for dust bin Filter housing (1) In the filter housing are the filter cartridges as well as the automatic pulse cleaning system.
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Operating Manual DC4025 General Dust bin (2) and lifting system (10) Underneath the filter housing you will find the dust bin, this bin takes up the particles separated by the filter cartridges. The bin size is approx. 200 litres / 52.8 gal and is equipped with two wheels as well as a supporting swivel roller for moving easily.
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PRESSURE GAUGE DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE In the control panel of the DC4025, all elements are central combined for the operation and monitoring of the dust collector. The main switch (1) must be switched ON to start up the dust collector and attached machines. By push button (2) as well as (4) the fan as well as compressor are switched ON/OFF.
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Operating Manual DC4025 General Hose connector (7) The dust hose (1) will be connected via a connector (2) being pushed into the side opening and secured by a notched pin (3). Beside the standard hose adapter, optionally multiple connectors are available.
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DC4025 Operating Manual General 3.4 Care and maintenance Careful servicing and regular maintenance of the filter unit is essential for function and safety. Consider unusual noises and examine each change of the operational behaviour of the dust collector. Call a technician if doubts about the cause exist or a normal remedy without technician does not appear possible.
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Operating Manual DC4025 General Notes: Changes to technical data reserved...
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DC4025 Operating Manual Transport Chapter 4 4.1 General notes PAGE 4.2 Dimensions and weight PAGE 4.3 Transport PAGE 4.4 Transport by lifting devices PAGE 4.5 Transport of the dust collector by vehicle PAGE 4.6 Transport during machine operation PAGE Version: April 2024...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Transport 4.1 General notes Before the dust collector is used for the first time, the distributor and authorised dealers offer a course to familiarise maintenance and operating personnel with all elements of the dust collector. We are not liable for damage caused by incorrect use of the dust collector by personnel not being trained by the distributor.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Transport 4.4 Transport by lifting devices When transporting the dust collector with hoisting equipment like a crane or a lift, check the total weight permitted. (Chapter 4.2 dimensions). Please use only appropriate, allowed and qualified hoisting equipment as well as roaps and chains. You will find the weight of the equipment in chapter 4.2 or on the serial plate of the dust...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Transport 4.5 Transport of the dust collector by vehicle When transporting the dust collector with vehicles, proceed in such a manner that damage due to the effects of force or incorrect loading and unloading is avoided. Use straps and fix them to the intended points (B) to tighten the dust collector to the cabin of the vehicle.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Initial Operation 5.1 Preparing for initial operation Before start-up of the dust collector, operating personnel must have made itself familiar with the safety regulations, which are treated in this manual. Bring the dust collector on the job site near to the machine to be connected.
DC4025 Operating Manual Initial Operation 5.2 Initial operation After the preparing, proceed as follows to start up the dust collector. (1) Connect the hose connector (1) or the optional multiple connector (2A) with the dust hose (2). (2) Lift up the Pin (3), push the connector (1) into the port on the dust collector...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Initial Operation To adjust the airflow to the requirements of the machine that is connected, the dust collector is equipped with a butterfly valve. For the adjustment, loosen the retaining screw (2) and push the lever (3) to the right to throttle or to the left to increase the air flow.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Operation Chapter 6 6.1 Operation of the dust collector PAGE 6.2 Dust bin dumping PAGE 6.3 Switch off the dust collector PAGE 6.4 Behaviour on disturbances PAGE 6.5 Safety switch off PAGE 6.6 Start up after safety switch off PAGE 6.7 Measures before and after longer downtimes...
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DC4025 Operation 6.1 Operation of the dust collector Start-up and operation of the dust collector DC4025 do not differ from the proceedings described in chapter 5 "Initial Operation". Consider however following notes for continuous operation. Control daily that the sediment bowl filter separator (1) of the compressed air system is empty.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Operation 6.2 Dust bin dumping The dust bin of the dust collector should be checked regularly. The time intervals depend on the attached machine as well as the surface to be treated. To empty the dust bin, place the handle (2) into the desired position. Loosen the locking levers (1) and pull the handle (2) up to the desired height.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Operation 6.3 Switch off the dust collector Allow the dust collector after completion of the work, to run still some minutes with throttled fan. This will allow the filter cartridges to have a better cleaning effect. This is specially recommended when operating in environment with high air humidity and if the treated surface still had humidity.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Operation 6.6 Start up after safety switch off After a fault, ensure that you find the reason of the fault before you restart the dust collector. Leave the main-switch in Off position and bring the dust collector in the safety- off position before you start to find out the fault.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Operation After longer downtimes See chapter 5 "Initial Operation" Changes to technical data reserved...
DC4025 Operating Manual Maintenance Chapter 7 7.1 Recommendations PAGE 7.2 Maintenance and inspection list PAGE 7.3 Maintenance PAGE 7.4 Belt PAGE 7.5 Fitting belt PAGE 7.6 Belt tension PAGE 7.7 Taper-Lock bushes PAGE 7.8 Changing filter cartridges PAGE 7.9 Drive motors PAGE 7.10 Spare parts stock...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Maintenance 7.1 Recommendations Failures due to inadequate or incorrect maintenance may generate very high repair costs and long stoppage periods of the machine. Regular maintenance is essential. Safety and service life of the machine depend, among other things, on proper maintenance.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Maintenance 7.2 Maintenance and inspection list Inspection points, maintenance instructions Operating hours/ time period 12 h after repairing Check function of all safety devices. Check all accessible screw connections for tight seat. Daily and prior start Check ground-failure protection switches functions.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Maintenance 7.3 Maintenance As already mentioned in Chapter 5 "Initial operation" we recommend to accomplish the first repair works on the machine with the help of distributor personnel. Using this option, your maintenance personnel will have the opportunity to get an intensive training.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Maintenance Data of belt See Chapter 10 spare parts 7.5 Fitting belt Remove the belt guard only after the drive motor is at a standstill, the main switch of the filter is OFF and the machine is in Safety Off Position as described in chapter 2.6.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Maintenance 7.7 Taper-Lock bushes Taper locks are used to shrink-fit hubs on shafts. Mounting and demounting only requires a screw driver DIN 911 (Allan key). Tightening and loosening is effected with the same threaded pins or screws.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Maintenance 7.8 Changing filter cartridges Before you start changing the cartridges you should clean down as described in chapter 6.3, afterwards remove the dust bin. Remove dust deposits in the filter housing using a dust collector, don't use compressed air.
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Operating Manual DC4025 Maintenance 7.9 Drive motors All Motors are appropriate for a long-life span. Damages of the motors are perceptible by unusual noises or malfunctions. Keep the driving motor always free by excessive contamination. (Overheating) Keep the fan covering free and don´t lay any object on the covering.
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DC4025 Operating Manual Electrical System Chapter 8 8.1 Hints for electrics PAGE 8.2 Electric wiring diagram PAGE 8.3 Hints for pneumatics PAGE 8.4 Pneumatic plan PAGE Version: February 2025...
Operating Manual DC4025 Electrical System 8.1 Hints for electrics Shut off completely the machine for repair or maintenance work. All plugs have to be disconnected, keep all cables and plugs near the machine in order to prevent the machine from being switched on accidentally.
Operating Manual DC4025 Electrical System 8.3 Hints for pneumatics Shut off completely the dust collector and release the compressed air for repair or maintenance work. Bring the dust collector in safety off position chapter 2.6 Pneumatic spares need to be ordered with reference to chapter 10 spare parts.
Operating Manual DC4025 Fault Diagnosis 9.1 Fault diagnosis dust collector Prior to any repair works on the equipment or its drives, the equipment must be secured against unintentional switching- on. Put the machine to its safety off position. Fault Possible reasons for failure...
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DC4025 Operating Manual Fault Diagnosis 9.2 Fault diagnosis electrical system Prior to any repair works on the equipment or its drives, the equipment must be secured against unintentional switching- on. Put the machine to its safety off position. Work on electrical equipment or operating materials may only be...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Fault Diagnosis Notes: Changes to technical data reserved...
DC4025 Operating Manual Spare Parts Chapter 10 Overview PAGE Fan assembly PAGE Dust bin assembly PAGE Air system PAGE Dust bin lifting device PAGE Pipe bar assembly PAGE Version: November 2024...
Operating Manual DC4025 Spare Parts Fan assembly: Changes to technical data reserved...
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DC4025 Operating Manual Spare Parts POS QTY Description Part No Fan main bracket 204 000 916 Fan bearing unit 204 000 103 Fan blade assembly 204 000 266 Seal plate 204 000 042 Washer fan blade 204 000 098 Tensioning plate motor...
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Operating Manual DC4025 Spare Parts POS QTY Description Part No Housing fan bearing unit 204 000 112 Angular ball bearing double row 400 628 002 Ball bearing 400 625 004 Fan shaft 204 000 113 Lock ring housing 400 472 002...
DC4025 Operating Manual Spare Parts Dust bin assembly: POS QTY Description Part No Dust bin 204 000 120 Swivel caster 304 000 020 Handle for dust bin 204 000 121 Wheel 304 000 019 Adjustable clamp lever 311 000 021...
Operating Manual DC4025 Spare Parts Air system: Changes to technical data reserved...
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DC4025 Operating Manual Spare Parts POS QTY Description Part No Filter cartridge 306 000 001 Air manifold 204 000 097 Motor 601 000 020 Compressor 305 000 005 Belt guard complete 204 000 303 Fan unit BM N300107 Adjust lever throttle...
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DC4025 Operating Manual Spare Parts Pipe bar assembly: POS QTY Description Part No Combined cross bar hanger 204 000 145 Pipe cross bar RH 204 000 146 Pipe cross bar LH 204 000 147 Rear cross bar 204 000 929...
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