Titan ProMark 98:2 Série Mode D'emploi page 13

ProMark
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Dashboard
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Relief valve / bleed hose
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BPO tank valve
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BPO pump adjustment
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Solvent flush valve
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BPO shutoff valve
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Spray material shutoff valve
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2nd gun shutoff valve (2-gun
units only)
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Pressurized bead dispenser
regulator
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Solvent flush regulator
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Hydraulic motor shutoff
valve
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Solvent flush relief valve
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The dashboard contains the engine ignition key, the engine throttle, the pressure control knob (to
determine spraying pressure and can be used to fine-tune the spraying pattern) and the pressure
gauges for both the "A" side (spraying material" and "B" side (BPO). See section 3.4 for further details.
This is the relief valve for the spray material side (A) of the system. When it is open (horizontal), spray
material will circulate from the material container through the siphon hose and back to the container
through the bleed hose. When it is closed, the system will build spraying pressure.
The BPO valve directs the flow of BPO. When closed (horizontal), BPO is directed to the mixing chamber.
When open (vertical), BPO is circulated back into the BPO tank.
The adjustment bar contains four holes which the pump can be mounted to that changes the stroke of
the pump and subsequent ratio of BPO to spray material.
usage note: The stroke of the BPO pump should be adjusted depending upon the environmental
conditions:
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On colder days, the top of the pump should be mounted to one of the holes towards the inside of
the sprayer, which will increase the amount of BPO into the spraying mix.
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On warmer days, the top of the pump should be mounted to one of the holes towards the outside
of the sprayer, which will decrease the amount of BPO into the spraying mix.
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Each hole will increase/decrease the BPO amount by 1/2 ounce.
Provides solvent to the mixing block, mixing tube and spray guns when needed.
usage note: This valve should remain closed until the system is ready to be flushed.
The BPO shutoff valve will cut off the flow of BPO to the mixing block when closed.
usage note: This should remain open during spraying and closed whenever performing a solvent
flush.
The spray material shutoff valve will cut off the flow of spray material to the mixing block when closed.
usage note: This should remain open during spraying and closed whenever performing a solvent
flush.
This valve will cut off the flow of the spray mixture to the outside spray gun, allowing the user to
perform 1-gun operations. Always make sure to perform a solvent flush before shutting down one of
the spray guns.
This allows the user to adjust the bead dispenser pressure.
usage note: A reading of 30-40 PSI is a recommended starting point. Follow the manufacturer's
recommedations.
This allows the user to adjust the solvent flush pressure.
usage note: A reading of 100 PSI is recommended whenever performing a solvent flush.
This valve will cut off the flow of hydraulic fluid to the hydraulic motor when closed.
usage note: This valve should remain open when the system is running.
usage note: To adjust the speed of the hydraulic motor (and subsequently the spraying pressure), it
is recommended that the pressure control knob on the dashboard be used for this, NOT the hydraulic
motor shutoff valve. Using the hydraulic motor shutoff valve to adjust the motor speed will put
unnecessary wear on the valve.
This valve allows pressure to build up inside the solvent flush tank.
usage note: Generally, this valve should remain closed even when not performing a solvent flush, as
the solvent flush valve (item 4) will be the primary delivery point of the solvent.
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