Clarke JETSTAR 1600 운영 및 유지보수 매뉴얼 - 페이지 7

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1. Parts Lists and Diagrams

A JETSTAR 1550 and 1600

Thread the hex. wrench (supplied), through the

hole in the cover, at the centre of the rear of

the unit, (see Fig.1), and into the hex. socket

mounted on the rear of the motor, which is

visible through the hole.

B. JET 3000

It will be necessary to remove the top

cover by removing the 7 screws from

beneath the machine as indicated in Fig.

2. This will give easy access to the hex.

socket on the rear of the motor, which is

located on the front of the machine.

Once the hex wrench is engaged, turn the

motor to free the seals. When the motor

turns freely, withdraw the hex. wrench,

(reassemble the cover in the case of the

Jet 3000), reconnect the electrical and

water supply's, and go through the

correct procedure for starting.

Water input filter

Located behind the water inlet, this filter should be removed for cleaning

after every 10 hours of use (or less if water is contaminated).

Remove the filter by unscrewing the input hose connection and

withdrawing the filter element.

Clean the element with fresh water. To replace, reverse the above

procedure, ensuring that all seals are in place.

Fig. 1

OPERATION

Make certain the ON/OFF switch is set in the OFF position.

On the Jetstar 1550 and 1600 models, the switch is a rotary type mounted on the

left side front of the unit. On the Jet 3000 it is a rocker type mounted on top.

NOTE: Do not operate the Jet 3000 in an upright position - it must rest on its' wheels.

Connect the plug to the mains supply, preferably via a Residual Current Device.

Turn the water tap fully on.

When starting, it is IMPORTANT that you adopt the following procedure:

Fig. 2

In order to ease the starting process, and to prevent the possibility of blown fuses,

pull the trigger on the lance - it may be necessary to release the safety latch in

order to do so, and hold the trigger in that position whilst switching the motor ON

and allowing the pump to develop full pressure.

You may release the trigger once full pressure is developed. When you do so, a

safety switch will cut IN turning the motor OFF. This prevents the possibility of damage

to the motor, which could occur should it be left to run with pressure in the system

(ie. without pulling the trigger), for a period of time.

As soon as you pull the trigger again, the motor will cut in and water at pressure

will be ejected.

Ensure the operator is aware that when the trigger is pulled, water at high

pressure can cause the lance to kick fiercly - it should therefore be held

firmly. In addition, care must be taken to ensure that the nozzle is NOT aimed

at an area where the water jet will cause damage. i.e. away from people,

animals, windows - greenhouses etc., and be aware that splash back could

also cause damage if the jet is trained on a nearby wall etc.

As explained above, whenever you release the trigger, the motor will automatically

stop, conserving energy and reducing pump and motor wear. It will cut in again

when the trigger is pulled. This process will continue for as long as the machine is

switched ON.

In the event that you switch the machine OFF, but intend to continue with its use

after a few minutes or so, DO NOT depress the trigger, but set the safety latch to

prevent it from being accidentally pulled. This will ease and assist the subsequent

restarting of the motor as pressures will remain equalised on either side of the

pump, thereby reducing the load on the motor when restarting.

NEVER attempt to run the machine with the water supply disconnected, or turned

off

WARNING!