Becca Solvent Saver 9711 Manual

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OPERATORS GUIDE
9711-9725 Solvent Saver™ Recyclers
Technical Assistance call [phone]

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
PAGE
Section 1
Safety ……………………………………………………………………….. 3
Section 2
Operation Steps for Solvent Recycling .................................................. 4 - 6
Section 3
Recycler Troubleshooting & Maintenance ............................................. 7
Section 4
Recycler Maintenance ........................................................................... 7 - 8
Section 5
Warranty Information & Technical Assistance........................................ 9

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Section 1- Safety
Before operating the BECCA SPRAY GUN WASHER, read the Instruction Manual completely. All
BECCA products are engineered and manufactured to the highest performance standards and
have been subjected to detailed testing before shipment from the factory.
DANGER AND WARNING LABELS
DANGER
1 2 3 4
WARNING
5 6 7 8
1. Presence of flammable vapors and solvents. 5. Observe warnings at all times.
2. No smoking or metal grinding nearby. 6. Read the Instruction Manual carefully.
3. Keep away from open flames. 7. Wear solvent-proof rubber gloves.
4. Wear Breathable Air during use. 8. Wear protective eyewear before use.

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Section 2 - Operation Steps for
Solvent Saver™ Recycler
WARNING! Read the Instruction Manual to become familiar
with all aspects of the equipment.
1. Before filling the Recycler, place a
new Recycler Bag in the Tank. Make
sure the ring is firmly in the groove of
the tank and fold the excess bag
material down over the ring.
2. Empty contents of Gun Washer
‘Used Solvent‘ container into
Recycler ½ to 1 inch below
Recycler Bag Ring.
3. Pour Paint waste into Recycler – Make sure to stir waste paint
in Recycler bag to dilute the concentration.
Add no more than 64 oz. of paint waste for a 3 gal unit.
Add no more than 128 oz. of paint waste for a 6 gal unit
Caution!! Larger amounts of Paint will reduce the capabilities
of the unit. This is due to the large heat sink created by the
access solid material.

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4. The system will initially be set a
350 ºF for 4 hours. Adjustments
(see Operators Manual) to the
time may be required depending
on the types of solvents, type of
paint, the painter’s waste levels
and the desired consistency of the
Waste material.
5. Assure there is an empty 5-Gallon
metal can under the tube coming
from the Condenser.
WARNING! Make sure the
ground strap is attached.
6. Push the Red button. The cycle is now
initiated. The system display will show Set
Time, Set Temperature, & Elapsed Time.
7. We recommend not opening the unit until it
shows 200ºF or 1 – 3 ½ Hours (depends on
Temperature, Time settings & the amount of
waste) after the cycle has completed. This
allows the unit to cool down.
8. The resulting ‘Still Bottom’
will range in consistency from
slurry to a marshmallow. All
of this is again dependant on
the types of solvents, type of
paint, the painter’s waste
levels, and Recycler settings
(Time & Temperature).

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9. Dispose of the ‘Still Bottom’ in an
approved Hazardous Waste container
and assure proper labeling.
10. Manual Version - Switch out full
‘Recycled Solvent’ container for the
empty at the Gun Washer.
Direct Connect Version – No handling is required
11. You are now ready for the next cycle of the process.

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Section 3 – Troubleshooting
1. Error Code “L Hi” – Liquid Temperature from condenser is to
hot. See “Instruction Manual”
2. Error Code “O Hi” – Oil Temperature is to hot. See
“Instruction Manual”
3. Weak Solvent – This is from the Spray Gun Cleaning process
causing evaporation of “Acetone”. Add “Acetone” – typical
solvent used in Gun Cleaning formulations that starts to
evaporate at 80ºF and Boils at 130ºF
Section 4 - Maintenance
1. Each day
- Wipe-down the unit with
solvent. The paint and
decals are solvent
resistant.
- Remove any contaminants
from the bottom of the
Boiler
2. Semi-Annually
– Blow condenser to remove dust and dirt
- Replace Becca Protect™ Maintenance
Coating (ECP 831004)
- Review Ground Clamp (823079)
3. Annually
- Replace Seal (804008 3 Gal) or (804018 6 Gal)
- Change Oil (830066)
- Review & Replace illegible or damaged Decals

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Recycler Maintenance
Each Use - Replace Recycler Bag. Use only BECCA Recycler Bags to assure
performance (630003 for 3 Gallon) (660006 for 6 Gallon)
- Remove any contaminants from the bottom of the Boiler
Each day - Wipe-down the unit with solvent. The paint and decals are solvent
resistant.
- Remove any contaminants from the bottom of the Boiler
Semi-Annually – Blow off condenser (externally) to remove dust and dirt
- Replace BECCA Protect™ Maintenance Coating (ECP 831004)
- Review Ground Clamp (823079)
Annually - Replace Seal (804008 for 3 Gallon) (804018 for 6 Gallon)
- Blow out Condenser (internally)
- Change Oil (630066)
- Review & Replace any illegible or damaged Decals
- Complete Electrical Diagnostic

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WARRANTY INFORMATION / TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
The Warranty of your system begins with the Certified Start-up by your local BECCA Distributor.
Make sure this is completed and you receive a copy of the Certified Start-up document.
For more information, prices or technical assistance,
contact your local BECCA distributor or call / fax our
BECCA Care™ Numbers:
2010 Cobb International Blvd Ste H
Kennesaw, GA 30152
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
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