HIBLOW HP Series, HP-150 / 200 Manual

HIBLOW HP Series, HP-150 / 200 Manual

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HIBLOW HP Series, HP-150 / 200 Manual

STRUCTURE AND PART NAMES

STRUCTURE AND PART NAMES

HP-150/200

  1. Filter Cover
  2. Semi Cover Packing
  3. Filter
  4. Fitting Boss
  5. Upper Housing
  6. Sound Absorber (Lap)
  7. Casing A
  8. Valve Chamber Packing
  9. Casing B
  10. Valve
  11. Diaphragm Ring
  12. Diaphragm
  13. Diaphragm Base
  14. Actuating Rod
  15. SP Switch
  16. Safety pin +Locking collar
  17. Frame Stay
  18. Electromagnet
  19. Frame Cover
  20. L-Tube
  21. Hose Band
  22. Vibration Control Rubber
  23. Center Plate
  24. Gasket
  25. Sound Absorber (Filter)
  26. Lower Housing
  27. Power Cord

REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK

  • Be sure to unplug the pump unit.
  • Replace the diaphragms and the valves with new ones at least once a year to one and a half year regularly in order to maintain their initial performance.
  • For chamber block replacement, be sure to change both chamber blocks at the same time.
  • The rod employs powerful permanent magnets. Therefore, be sure to remove your watch and any other precision machines before operation as they may be affected by the strong magnetic force.
  • Do not put the actuating rod close to a magnetic card, magnetic disk or other magnetic media as the data may be destroyed.

STEP 1:
REMOVAL OF THE CHAMBER BLOCKS

To remove the upper housing.
(Refer to "REMOVING UPPER HOUSING")
Remove the sound absorber.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 1

STEP 2:
Pull out the L-tube from the casing block.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 2

STEP 3:
Remove the 4 screws holding the chamber block and the casing block.
(4 screws on each side)
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 3

STEP 4:
Remove 2 U-lock nuts from one side holding the diaphragm mounting block to the rod.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 4

  • Use the nut driver to loosen (or tighten) the U-lock nut.

STEP 5:
Remove one of the diaphragm mounting blocks from the actuating rod and pull out the other diaphragm mounting block with the rod.

After that, separate the diaphragm mounting block and the rod.

  • When pulling out the rod, be sure not to catch the rod projection on the lever of the SP switch.
  • If the pump stops automatically, the safety pin must be broken to prevent any further damage to the pump. Be sure all broken pieces are removed from the unit. (See Step 14)

STEP 6:
REPLACING THE DIAPHRAGM
In case of replacing the whole diaphragm mounting block, move straight to STEP 11. Remove the diaphragm ring from the diaphragm, and then, detach the diaphragm from the diaphragm base.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 5

STEP 7:
Fit a new diaphragm and diaphragm ring in the diaphragm base.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 6

  • Be sure not to leave a gap between them.

STEP 8:
REPLACING THE VALVE
In case of replacing the whole diaphragm casing block, move straight to STEP 11.
Separate casing A and casing B, by removing 5 inner screws. Remove the valves from casing B.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 7

  • If it is difficult to separate them, insert the tip of a flat-blade screwdriver into the clearance.
  • Pull out the valves as they can be removed easily.
  • Check if the valve chamber packing is broken.

STEP 9:
Insert each new valve into the center hold of valve seat, and secure them by pulling with radio pliers.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 8

  • When reinstalling the valves, make sure the exhaust and intake sides are correctly fitted.

STEP 10:
Cut away end of respective valves pulling parts (just in front of thick parts) by scissors or nippers. Hold the valve chamber packing between casing A and casing B.
Then, fix them with 5 screws.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 9

STEP 11:
FITTING CHAMBER BLOCKS
Fit the actuating rod by aligning it with the groove and tighten U-lock nut and flat washer by the nut driver.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 10

  • Use new U-lock nut and washer, otherwise, U-lock nut may work loose and cause malfunction.

STEP 12:
Insert the actuating rod into the machine body. Be sure to fit the positioning boss on the diaphragm base into the concave part of the frame stay. Secure the diaphragm mounting block on the other side and tighten washers and U-lock nuts with the nut driver.
Make sure that gap between the actuating rod and the electromagnets is even.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 11

STEP 13:
Mount the casing block with screws (4 screws on each side).
And insert L-tube into the nozzle of casing A.
Then, fix it with hose clip.
Complete the other casing block in the same way.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 12

STEP 14:
REPLACEMENT OF SAFETY PIN
Check that the broken pin is removed from unit.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 13

  • If the broken pin is left inside the unit, it can get caught in between electromagnets and actuating rod, which can cause breakdown.

STEP 15:
Insert a new safety pin through the hole on the terminal side.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 14
(Please Insert safety pin through the spring electrode, L-shaped lever in such order.)

STEP 16:
Install the locking collar from the other side of the terminal and insert it until it clicks.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 15

STEP 17:
This completes the replacement of the safety pin procedure.
Make sure the gap between L-shaped lever and tab of the actuating rod is even.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 16

  • Be careful not to touch the terminal when the power is on, testing the operating conditions as this will result in an electric shock.
  • Unplug the pump immediately after the check.

STEP 18:
Install the sound absorber.
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 17

STEP 19:
Place the upper housing back on body.

  • Be extremely careful not to catch the sound absorber on the upper housing.

Fasten it with the bolts.
Then, place the filter and filter cover on the upper housing. (Refer to "FILTER CLEANING AND REPLACEMENT")
REPLACING THE CHAMBER BLOCK - Step 18

REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET

  • Be sure to unplug the pump unit.
  • When performing replacement work, the pump body may still be hot and you could get burned. So please wait until the pump has cooled before handling.
  • Be sure to remove the chamber block and the actuating rod before replacing the electromagnet.
  • It is better to let an experienced technician handle the soldering process.
    Take precautions against getting burned.

STEP 1:
REMOVAL OF ELECTROMAGNET
Cut the wire from the terminals on electromagnets with nippers.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 1

  • It is recommended that you make a note of the wiring.

STEP 2:
Loosen the screw, fixing SP switch and remove it. (There are hexagonal nuts at SP switch side. Be sure not to lose them as they fall inside the unit.)
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 2

STEP 3:
Remove the hexagonal nuts by the nut driver. (8mm wrench)
Loosen the screw holding the frame stay, and remove it.
Pull out the electromagnet from the pump body.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 3

STEP 4:
MOUNTING THE ELECTROMAGNET
Mount new electromagnet in the unit.
Fix frame stay temporarily. (Do not tighten screw of frame stay and keep them rather loose.)
Tighten up hexagonal nuts with nut driver.
Fasten screws of frame stay.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 4

STEP 5:
Install the SP switch to the frame with the screws.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 5

  • Be careful of the direction of switch lever. (Refer to the pictures)

STEP 6:
Insert the wire into the silicon tube, and tie up in a bundle.
Strip the coating off each wire. (5-7mm from the end)
Connect the wires to the terminals.
Solder the wires to the terminals.
The wire requires a soldered connection.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 6

STEP 7:
This completes the electromagnet replacement procedure.
REPLACING THE ELECTROMAGNET - Step 7

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