Clarus Technologies PCS-15 User manual

Rev 8/2012
Operators Manual
PCS/WCS 15/25
Parts/Weapons Cleaning Stations
RPW-15/25
Recycling Parts Washer
RWC-15/25
Recycling Weapons Cleaner
Clarus Technologies, LLC
2015 Alpine Way, Suite C
Bellingham, WA 98226
[phone]
www.clarustechnologies.com
[e-mail]
To order parts:
cari.willia[email protected]
or call: [phone]

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Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................ 4
II. STANDARD AND ADD-ON FEATURES (SPECIFICATIONS) ................................................ 5
III. WARRANTY INFORMATION...................................................................................................... 6
IV. SAFETY ............................................................................................................................................ 6
A. SAFETY WARNINGS........................................................................................................................... 6
B. SAFETY EQUIPMENT.......................................................................................................................... 7
V. QUICK START GUIDE................................................................................................................... 7
A. UNCRATE UNIT................................................................................................................................. 7
B. INSTALL LIGHT/LID BAR ASSEMBLY................................................................................................. 7
C. ESTABLISH WORK AREA................................................................................................................... 8
D. FILL UNIT WITH SOLVENT ................................................................................................................. 8
E. OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION –PRE-CLEAN SHELF............................................................. 8
VI. PARTS DESCRIPTION & OPERATION ...................................................................................... 9
A. SOLVENT FLOW SWITCH ................................................................................................................... 9
B. LIGHT SWITCH .................................................................................................................................. 9
C. CLEANING BRUSH............................................................................................................................. 9
D. OPTIONAL ADD-ON FEATURES.......................................................................................................... 9
E. FLUID NOZZLE –SHUTOFF............................................................................................................... 10
F. FILTER DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE........................................................................................ 10
G. FUSIBLE LINK.................................................................................................................................. 10
J. LEVELING BOLTS ............................................................................................................................ 10
VII. CARE AND MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................... 11
A. SUMP MAINTENANCE...................................................................................................................... 11
B. CANISTER LID O-RING MAINTENANCE............................................................................................ 11
C. CHANGING FILTERS......................................................................................................................... 11
VIII. DISPOSAL OF WASTE OIL AND BY-PRODUCTS................................................................. 13
A. SOLVENT AND SLUDGE................................................................................................................... 13
B. FILTER DISPOSAL............................................................................................................................ 13
IX. TROUBLE-SHOOTING................................................................................................................ 13
A. LIGHT DOESN’T WORK..................................................................................................................... 13
B. FUSIBLE LINK DOESN’T LINE-UP WITH TAB ON LID........................................................................... 13
C. AIR GUN HAS LOW PRESSURE OR DOESN’T WORK............................................................................ 13
D. SOAK TANK PUMP DOESN’T WORK.................................................................................................. 14
E. WAND/BRUSH LEAKING OR DRIPS ................................................................................................... 14
F. CANISTER LIDS DIFFICULT TO REMOVE AND INSTALL ...................................................................... 14
G. SIGHT GLASS DIRTY OR CLOGGED ................................................................................................... 14
H. MAIN PUMP NOT RUNNING.............................................................................................................. 14
I. PUMP RUNNING BUT NOT PUMPING FLUID........................................................................................ 14
J. MAIN PUMP LEAKING...................................................................................................................... 14
K. SLUDGE PUMP LEAKING.................................................................................................................. 14
L. PLUMBING LEAKING........................................................................................................................ 14
M. NO POWER MAIN PUMP,LIGHT,SOAK TANK PUMP DO NOT WORK................................................. 14
X. SOLVENT, FILTERS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS.............................................................. 15

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FOREWORD
1. This manual describes the procedures required to operate the Clarus PARTS
WASHING/WEAPONS CLEANING SERIES. Every effort has been made by
Clarus Technologies, LLC to assure the accuracy and reliability of the information
contained in this document. Clarus Technologies, LLC, however, makes no
representation, warranty, or guarantee in connection with this manual and hereby
expressly disclaims any liability or responsibility for loss or damage resulting from
its use or for the violation of any federal, state, provincial or municipal regulation
with which this publication may conflict.
2. The electrical components of the Clarus Parts/Weapons Cleaning Series have been
designed and assembled with UL-approved equipment where required.
WARNING! The operational techniques used with this equipment are more
important than the design of the equipment for the safety of the worker.
Therefore, each technician involved in the operation of the Clarus
Parts/Weapons Cleaning Series must have the proper hazardous materials
training.
DANGER! This system can only be used with solvent that has a minimum
flashpoint of 140Fahrenheit. Use of solvents with flashpoints lower than 140
Fahrenheit are likely to cause a fire, injuries or death. If you are not sure of a
solvents flashpoint refer to the appropriate material safety data sheet
(“MSDS”) sheet.
3. Clarus is not undertaking to meet the duties of employers to warn and properly train
and equip their employees, and others exposed, concerning health and safety risks
and precautions, nor undertaking their obligations under local, state, provincial or
federal laws.
4. Information concerning safety and health risks and proper precautions with respect to
particular materials and conditions should be obtained from the employer, the
manufacturer or supplier of that material, or MSDS.

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CLARUS PARTS/WEAPONS CLEANING SERIES
OPERATOR’S MANUAL
I. INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your purchase of the Clarus Parts/Weapons Cleaning Series (models
PCS-15/25; WCS-15/25; RPW-15/25; RWC-15/25)! This equipment series is the
product of Clarus engineering and manufacturing. They are made of the finest materials
under a rigid quality control system. With proper care they will give you long and
satisfactory service.
To obtain the best use of your equipment, please read this manual carefully. It will help
you become familiar with the operation of the equipment and contains many helpful
hints about parts/weapons cleaner maintenance.
The instructions and specifications contained in this manual were in effect as of August
2012. Due to the policy of Clarus Technologies, LLC to continually improve its
products, however, modifications in these specifications may be made at any time.
This Operators Manual was compiled for your benefit. By reading and following the
safety, setup, operation, and trouble-shooting instructions described in the manual, you
should receive many years of trouble-free operation. Familiarize yourself with the
names of the parts/weapons cleaner components, which appear as capitalized terms
throughout this manual. Read this entire manual before attempting to start and
operate the Clarus Parts/Weapons Cleaner.

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II. STANDARD AND ADD-ON FEATURES (SPECIFICATIONS)
STANDARD FEATURES ON ALL PARTS/WEAPONS CLEANING EQUIPMENT
Large format tank that uses 27.5 (17.5 for the 15 series) gallons of solvent
PCS/WCS/RPW-25 Height/width/depth (inches) - 44/51/31 (Height to top of light 73”)
PCS/WCS/RPW-15 Height/width/depth (inches) –40/40/27 (height to top of light 73”)
Single phase, 110V, 60 Hz, 5A
High capacity, ultra-fine 0.5-micron particulate filtration
Constant flow system regardless of how clogged the filters are
Filter canisters inside tank provide spill containment during filter change-outs
Oven-baked polyester powder coat finish
High quality steel construction with stainless steel work surface
Two brushes on weapons cleaners. Brush and flexible gooseneck nozzle on parts cleaners
Bright stainless steel work surface for better visibility and no darkening from corrosion
Leveling feet
Warnings and instructions describing all operational procedures are provided on clearly
marked decals, including a QR code for watching how-to maintenance videos while at the unit
UL-approved fusible link for fire protection
Consistently clean solvent not reliant on service intervals
System can be moved with forklift or pallet jack even while full
Limited Lifetime Warranty
ADD-ON FEATURES FOR ALL PARTS CLEANING MODELS
Optional pre-clean shelf
Optional tank with agitation pump for soaking parts
ADD-ON FEATURES FOR ALL WEAPONS CLEANING MODELS
Optional air gun for blowing parts clean and dry which can be connected to shop air
or an on-board air compressor.
Optional pre-clean shelf
STANDARD FEATURES ON PARTS/WEAPONS CLEANING EQUIPMENT MODELS
PCS-25/WCS-25 /15 (OPTIONAL ADD-ON FEATURES ON THE RPW/
RWC-25/15)
150-watt halogen light
Dual canister high capacity filtration (15 Series has single canister filtration)
On-board pump for easy removal of sludge and to minimize service requirements
Fluid level gauge with indicator for “Add 5 gallons” of make-up fluid
Pressure gauge shows status of filter and when filter change out is needed

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III. WARRANTY INFORMATION
Clarus Technologies, LLC, will for the life of the unit, repair or replace without charge,
parts which our examination proves to be defective in material or workmanship. This
warranty is valid only if the unit has not been tampered with by unauthorized persons,
misused, abused, or improperly installed and has been used in accordance with the
instructions and/or ratings supplied. The foregoing is in lieu of any other warranty or
guarantee expressed or implied, and we are not responsible for any expense (including
installation and removal), inconvenience, or consequential damage, including injury to
any person, caused by items or our manufacture or sale. Some states do not allow
certain exclusion or limitations found in this warranty so that they may not apply to you.
In any event, Clarus Technologies, LLC total liability, under all circumstances, shall not
exceed the full replacement cost of this unit.
This Limited Lifetime Parts Warranty is limited to the following components:
Main chassis
Tank lid
Light bar assembly (excluding light fixture and light bulb)
Stainless steel work surface
Stainless steel baffle system
Soak Tank
Clarus Technologies, LLC, will for the period of 1 year from the date of purchase, repair
or replace without charge, the items listed below which our examination proves to be
defective in material or workmanship. This warranty is valid only if the unit has not been
tampered with by unauthorized persons, misused, abused, or improperly installed and
has been used in accordance with the instructions and/or ratings supplied.
This 1 year Mechanical/Electrical Component Warranty covers the following
components:
Electrical control systems
Main pump
Agitation pump
Hand pump
NOTE: Consumable items such as light bulbs, solvent brushes, O-Rings and
filters are excluded from any such warranty.
IV. SAFETY
To safely operate the Clarus Cleaner, it is essential to know the proper safety procedures
and equipment.
A. Safety Warnings.
The definitions for the safety warnings used throughout this manual are as follows:

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Warning Means that if the safety information is not followed, personnel,
equipment or the environment may be damaged or hurt.
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
The MSDS provides technical information regarding use, hazards, precautions and
emergency procedures related to specific fluids. The MSDS also contain toll-free phone
numbers that may be called to provide further safety and emergency treatment
information.
Operators of the Clarus Cleaner must have on hand an MSDS for each type of
solvent that they will be using. The MSDS are available from the solvent supplier. In
some localities it is required by law that appropriate MSDS are on hand whenever
hazardous or flammable material is being processed.
B. Safety Equipment.
1. Safety Glasses. Operators should wear safety glasses during the operation of the
Cleaner. The major hazard is the possibility of splashing petroleum-based fluids
into the eye. If petroleum-based fluid is splashed into the eye, severe damage
may occur. First Aid treatment should be initiated immediately. Refer to MSDS.
2. Protective Gloves. Appropriate protective gloves should be worn whenever there
is a possibility that the fluids being used may come into contact with the hands.
Different types of gloves may be required for differently types of fluids. The
local safety supply source can recommend the appropriate protective gloves.
Flammable. For the safety of owners and operators NO SMOKING around or near this
equipment.
V. QUICK START GUIDE
Please read entire Quick Start Guide before beginning, this will avoid possible start up
problems.
A. Uncrate Unit
1. Remove outer wrap.
2. Unbolt legs from pallet.
3. Remove Light Bar Assembly from packaging.
4. Remove all loose packing.
B. Install Light/Lid Bar Assembly
The PCS/WCS models are equipped with a light bar assembly. A standard RPW/RWC
model contains a lid bar. The light bar assembly is optional on the RPW/RWC models.
Both of the bars are required to hold the lid up when using the equipment.
To install the light/lid bar assembly, unscrew the provided hardware and attach it to the
Light/Lid Bar Bracket located on the center/backside of the Cleaner. Before tightening
the bolts, open the tank lid and secure it to the light/lid bar assembly fusible link. Do not

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bend the fusible link. Tighten all bolts. Once the light/lid bar assembly is secured,
connect the male plug of the light bar to the female plug labeled “light bar” out of the
electrical box.
C. Establish Work Area
1. Create a properly sized area where the Cleaner will be located. This area should
be a level, solid working area with sufficient overhead room for the light/lid bar
assembly. A 110 volt 15 amp circuit should be within 6 feet of this area.
2. Place the Cleaner in working area with a forklift or pallet jack with front of unit
facing out.
3. Use front leveling feet to reduce any rocking from an uneven floor. The leveling
feet should not be used to raise the unit off the floor. Use a Bubble level to level
Front/Back and Left/Right.
D. Fill Unit with Solvent
1. Once the unit is set into place, leveled and power plugged in, you can fill it with
solvent. The 15 Series requires 17.5 gallons of solvent. The 25 Series requires
27.5 gallons of solvent.
2. NOTE: If your unit is equipped with a fluid level gauge, fill with solvent until
fluid level gauge (located on front left corner) reads full. If there is no fluid level
gauge, the fill line is located underneath the filter access cover on the tank wall.
Do not fill the solvent past the FILL LINE indicated by the decal.
3. Make sure both the cleaning brush and fluid nozzle are inside the tank before
turning the system on. Turn system on with the switch labeled “Solvent Flow”
(NOTE: Models built prior to June 2012 were equipped with a 4-minute timer
and a green push button.)
4. Turn the unit off and check fluid level and fill to solvent line if needed.
E. Optional Equipment Installation –Pre-Clean Shelf
1. Confirm all pieces and necessary parts
a. (3) sets of: Bolts with washers, lock washers & nuts.
b. (1) Green pre-clean shelf with cut out
c. (1) Black support bracket/brace
d. (1) Black plastic shelf liner/insert
e. (1) Grey plastic bin
NOTE: Do not tighten all the bolts until each one has been installed and hand
tightened.
2. From the left side of the unit:
a. Remove inner leg attachment bolts from both Top & Bottom.
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3. Take the three (3) bolt sets and install the black bracket to the open side of the
pre-clean shelf
4. Attach the bottom of the bracket to the main body of the unit.
5. Insert grey plastic bin into brackets underneath shelf.
6. Lay black plastic insert/shelf liner onto pre-clean shelf (prevents scratches)
Congratulations –your unit is ready!
VI. PARTS DESCRIPTION & OPERATION
A. Solvent Flow Switch
1. To start the solvent flow from the brush and wand nozzle, simply turn the
switch to “ON”. To stop the flow of the solvent, turn the switch to “OFF”.
(NOTE: Models built prior to June 2012 were equipped with a 4-minute timer
and a green push button. The green push button turns the system on for a 4-minute cycle.
When the cycle is over the system will shut off automatically. If continued operation is
needed, simply depress the green “ON” button again.
B. Light Switch
(Standard on PCS/WCS; Optional on RPW/RWC models). The light switch on the
control panel operates the overhead 150-watt halogen light. The light does not
automatically switch off, so the operator must manually turn the light off.
C. Cleaning Brush
This ergonomically designed Parts Cleaning brush self cleans during use.
D. Optional Add-on Features
The Cleaner can be customized with additional features to make your shop’s parts and/or
weapons cleaning even more efficient. The following describes the operation of these
options; however, not all units are equipped with the same option packages.
Air Tool with Air Pump
If the optional Air Tool with Air Pump was purchased for your Cleaner, you will have an
air nozzle/handle hanging on the inside of the Cleaner lid. The air flow is controlled by
the Solvent Flow switch.
To activate the air tool, first turn the Solvent Flow Switch to “ON”, starting the
compressor. Next, take hold of the Air Tool, point it down and away from your body
and depress the trigger on the handle to release the pressurized air.
Regulated Shop Air Operated Air Tool
If the optional regulated “Shop Air” model was purchased, hook up the Shop Air Hose
to the air regulator located on the backside of the lower shelf. Manually adjust the
amount of air needed by pulling up the knob on the regulator and turning it to the

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appropriate setting. When the proper amount of air is achieved, push knob down to lock
your setting. With this set-up, air will always be available at the nozzle.
Agitation Tank/Pump Assembly
The PCS/RPW-25 and PCS/RPW-15 can be equipped with an optional stainless steel
soak tank (“Soak Tank”) and a UL-approved submersible agitation pump. The
“ON/OFF” switch for the Soak Tank is located on the left side of the lid. The switch may
be located on the right side of RPW models not equipped with an optional halogen light.
Prior to turning the agitation on:
1) Place the stainless steel tank along the left hand side wall of the working surface,
2) Turn on the Solvent Flow Switch. As the solvent begins to flow, use the
cleaning brush and/or nozzle to fill the stainless steel soak tank until it covers the
pump.
3) Once the soak tank is full you can turn on the pump. The agitation pump will
stay on until it is manually turned off.
E. Fluid Nozzle –shutoff
(PCS/RPW parts cleaning models only) The fluid nozzle flow can be adjusted or turned
off by turning the yellow valve handle at the nozzle’s base.
F. Filter Differential Pressure Gauge
(Standard on PCS/WCS; Optional on RPW/RWC models). The PCS/WCS models use a
pressure gauge to indicate when the filters need replacing. This is an optional feature in
the RPW/RWC models. Replace filters when the gauge reads 40 PSI. Operating system
beyond 40 PSI will not damage the unit; however, the quality of the solvent will degrade
beyond 40 PSI.
G. Fusible Link
The OSHA Regulated Fusible Link that holds the lid open will release the lid if the
ambient temperature reaches 165F. Never bend the Fusible Link, as this will weaken
it.
WARNING! Do not coat or paint fusible link as this may prevent proper
operation. Inspect fusible link annually and replace if corrosion and/or stress is
evident.
J. Leveling Bolts
The front two legs contain bolts, which are used to minimize any rocking from uneven
floors, and will aid in leveling the unit. The unit must be level to work properly.

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VII. CARE AND MAINTENANCE
A. Sump Maintenance
(Standard on PCS/WCS; Optional on RPW/RWC Models). The PCS/WCS models are
equipped with a sump pump to remove the accumulated sludge from the bottom of the
tank. This is an optional feature in the RPW/RWC models. The pump interval depends
on usage. For motor pools this interval is 3-6 months. For weapons cleaning this
interval is 6 months to 1 year.
Watch a video on how to pump out sludge at http://www.clarustechnologies.com/whats-
new/#howtovideo
To dump the sump, first remove the hose on the front right side of the unit, remove the
cap and put it either in a bucket or barrel and turn the hose end valve on. Second, open
the yellow valve handle on the main shelf. Third, move the handle back and forth on the
sump pump located on the shelf. Pump the sump out till the solvent changes color. This
usually takes 2-5 gallons. Turn off hose end valve, yellow handle valve, replace cap and
return it to its hangar. Dispose of waste properly.
B. Canister Lid O-Ring Maintenance
Every time the filters are changed, smear a small amount of petroleum jelly around the
o-ring to keep it lubricated.
WARNING! ALWAYS WEAR GLOVES AND EYE PROTECTION WHEN
HANDLING SOLVENT OR FILTERS.
WARNING! When changing filters, make sure to have something underneath the
used filter as you move it, such as a bucket or oilsorb, to capture any incidental
drips.
C. Changing Filters.
Watch a how-to video on changing filters online at www.clarustechnologies.com/whats-
new/#howtovideo
The Cleaner comes equipped with one or two 5” X 18” filter canisters. Inside these
canisters are 4.5” X 17” filter cartridges. These filters need to be changed when
indicated by the filter status lights (older models) or by a 40 PSI reading on the pressure
gauge mounted on the filter canisters (standard feature for PCS/WCS models; Optional
for RPW/RWC models). If your unit has neither feature, the recommended change
interval for motor pools is 3-6 months. For weapons cleaning the filter change interval
is 6 months to 1 year. If the Cleaner receives heavy usage, the change interval may need
to be adjusted accordingly as the quality of the solvent will be degraded.
When the gauge or lights indicate a filter change or the recommended time interval has
been reached, follow these steps to change the filters:
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2. Unplug the unit from wall receptacle.
3. Remove any soak tanks or supplies located on the working surface.
4. To create access to the filter canister lids for the Cleaner, lift and remove filter access
cover cutout located on left side of work surface. (Older models require a filter wrench
to twist the filter canister lid). Screw off filter canister lid.
4. With the lid off, carefully pull the used filter out of the canister. Rest the used filter
on the working tray to allow it to fully drain.
5. Place a new (Clarus Stock# WP680SR) filter in the canister.
6. Inspect the lid o-ring for wear, replace if needed. Apply a generous amount of
petroleum jelly or grease to the lid o-ring.
7. Replace lid, screwing the lid on hand tight, then one more quarter turn. Do not
overtighten.
8. If lid wrench as used, return it to its proper location. Replace the filter access cover
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VIII. DISPOSAL OF WASTE OIL AND BY-PRODUCTS
A. Solvent and Sludge.
Through normal operation, the Cleaner sump assembly will collect small quantities of
waste solvent and sludge. These small quantities of solvent and sludge should be stored
in waste tank/drums and must by disposed of properly.
The disposal of waste solvent and water can most easily be done by contacting a waste
oil hauling company in your area or the environmental specialist at your place of
operation.
It is the responsibility of Cleaner owner to contact all local, county, state provincial and
federal agencies to inquire about guidelines for proper disposal of solvent and sludge and
other fluids generated through the use of these Cleaners. Obtain these guidelines in
writing and keep them in your files. It is critical to follow these guidelines and stay
tuned to any changes in the laws that might affect your practices.
Disposal of all waste solvent and sludge must be tracked and documentation of proper
disposal kept on file.
B. Filter Disposal.
As the filters of the Cleaner plug over time, they will need to be changed out and
disposed of properly
The owner of the Cleaner is responsible for contacting all local, county, state, provincial
and federal agencies regarding handling and disposal of used filters and oilsorbs. Obtain
these rules in writing and keep them on hand for reference.
To document compliance, owners must follow these guidelines and track all disposal
times and charges with receipts.
IX. TROUBLE-SHOOTING
A. Light doesn’t work
1. Check power cord, is it plugged into electrical box plug labeled “Light”?
2. Replace light bulb, 150-watt halogen.
3. Confirm cleaner is plugged into wall outlet.
B. Fusible Link doesn’t line-up with tab on lid
1. Adjust bolt on fusible link.
2. Switch fusible link to other side of mount on light bar.
3. Loosen and realign light/lid bar assembly and retighten in correct position.
4. Never bend Fusible Link, this will weaken it!
C. Air Gun has low pressure or doesn’t work
1. Check air source.
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3. Check air hose for kinks or damage.
4. Confirm air pump is plugged into the electrical box.
D. Soak Tank Pump doesn’t work
1. Check for defective power cord; plug in pump with extension cord.
2. Inspect pump base screen and impeller for damage or obstruction.
E. Wand/Brush leaking or drips
1. Tighten fittings.
2. Remove fittings and remove Teflon tape, then re-tape and re-assemble.
3. Tighten hose clamps.
4. Check for damage and wear, replace as necessary.
F. Canister Lids difficult to remove and install
1. Lubricate lid o-ring and threads with petroleum jelly (note: always apply
petroleum jelly to o-ring with every filter change). Do not overtighten lids.
G. Sight Glass dirty or clogged
1. Blow clean with air gun or fluid nozzle (opening is inside tank just above pan
opposite sight glass).
2. Replace with new clear hose (Tygon 3/8” ID).
H. Main Pump not running
1. Check power cord, is it plugged in to electric box on lower shelf?
2. Plug pump into extension cord to verify power.
I. Pump running but not pumping fluid
1. Remove fluid from tank, remove intake and discharge hose from pump. Use
compressed air to clear hoses.
2. Remove front cap on pump and check for debris or wear. Replace if necessary.
J. Main Pump leaking
1. Inspect for damage.
2. Remove front head assembly and inspect for proper assembly, blow clean with
air gun and reassemble.
K. Sludge Pump leaking
1. Inspect for cracks, damage or wear
L. Plumbing leaking
1. Tighten hose clamps.
2. Check all hose connections and hoses for wear or damage and replace if
necessary.
3. Remove plumbing fitting and re-tape with Teflon tape. Re-install and tighten.
M. No Power Main Pump, Light, Soak Tank Pump do not work
1. Confirm power to wall outlet.
2. Check fuse (10Amp) in electrical box.

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X. SOLVENT, FILTERS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS
Item No.
Item
Description
1156-5
Solvent - 5 gallon Type II-A
MIL-PRF-680 Type II specification solvent in a 5-gallon pail.
1156-5
Solvent - 15 gallon Type II-A
MIL-PRF-680 Type II specification solvent in a 15-gallon pail.
1156-55
Solvent - 55 gallon Type II-A
MIL-PRF-680 Type II specification solvent in a 55-gallon drum.
250-SS-5
Solvent - 5 gallon Type V
MIL-PRF-680 Type IV specification solvent in a 5-gallon pail.
250-55
Solvent - 55 gallon Type V
MIL-PRF-680 Type IV specification solvent in a 55-gallon drum.
1157-5
Solvent - 5 gallon Type II-B
Solvent conforms to MIL-PRF-680 Type II. 5-gallon pail.
1157-55
Solvent - 55 gallon Type II-B
Solvent conforms to MIL-PRF-680 Type II. 55-gallon drum.
WP680SR
Solvent Tank Filters (case)
0.5 micron filters in a case of four.
WP680SR-01
Solvent Tank Filter (each)
0.5 micron filters individually.
113253 (PCS-0031
Filter gauge
A gauge telling you when to change the filters
113252
Fluid level indicator
Indicator for solvent levels
PCS-0005
Soak Tank Pump
A pump for agitating parts in the soak tank.
PCS-0029
Control Box for Soak Tank
The electrical control box for the soak tank. Contains switch
and cord.
PCS-0036
Grey Plastic Bin for Pre-Clean
Pre-cleaning bin to collect debris.
PCS-0037
Pre-Clean Shelf Tray Liner
Lines the pre-clean shelf.
PCS-0058
Air gun hose
Replacement hose for the air gun.
AGOAPP
Onboard Air Pump Option
The optional pump and regulator for use with the air gun.
PCS-0057
Air Gun replacement
Includes only the air gun.
PCS-0001
Light Bar Assembly
Halogen light fixture with attaching bar, fusible link and
halogen bulb.
PCS-0002
Wand Nozzle
PCS-0003
Wand Valve
Valve to turn on/off nozzle
PCS-0004
Main Solvent Pump
The pump that circulates the solvent through filtration.
PCS-0006
Misc. 1/2" Hose per foot
The red solvent hose, 1/2"
PCS-0007
Misc. 3/8" Hose per foot
The red solvent hose, 3/8"
PCS-0008
Plug
Plastic plugs (specify size)
PCS-0010
Hose Clamp Large
Waste Hose Clamp
PCS-0011
Fusible Link
The fusible link
PCS-0012
Switch (for light/soak pump)
The switch for the light and soak tank (option)
PCS-0013
Main Switch (gr push button)
The green, ON push button.
PCS-0015-36
Molded Cord - 36"
Power cord, 36" long
PCS-0015-96
Molded Cord - 96"
Power cord, 96" long
PCS-0016
Fuse Holders (rectangular
grey)
Fuse holder for current models. Rectangular grey plastic holder,
located inside electrical box.
PCS-0017
Clamp, Solvent Brush
Clamps solvent hose to brush.
OC-1294
Fuse Holder (round black)
Fuse holder for older machines. Round black holder, located on
outside of electrical box.
PCS-0019
Drain Screen
Metal screen for the drain.
PCS-0022
Guzzler/Sump Pump
The hand pump for draining the sludge.
PCS-0023
Light Bulb
Halogen light bulb
PCS-0024
Replacement Solvent Brush
Replacement Solvent Brush
PCS-0025
Brush Hose (yellow) 4'
Yellow brush hose, 4' long
PCS-0026
Fuses
10-amp fuse
PCS-0027
Lid O-Ring Viton - Filter
Canister
Filter canister lid o-ring
PCS-0028
Switch contact block
Contact block for the two-position switch.
PCS-0030
Lid Clips
The clip that holds the lid open.
PCS-0031
Pressure Gauges
The filter pressure gauge

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Item No.
Item
Description
PCS-0032
Relief Valve
Relief valve
PCS-0033
Soak Tank Pump Screen
Small white screen for the soak tank pump.
PCS-0035
Light Assembly, 150 watt
The halogen light fixture without the bar.
PCS-0038
Filter Access Hole Cover
The metal plate that covers the filter access.
PCS-0039
Plastic Electrical Control Box
The grey box that houses the electrical components.
PCS-0041
Filter Housing with Fittings
Red filter housing with fittings included.
PCS-0042
Filter Housing and Lid
Red filter housing lid. Includes O-ring.
PCS-0044
Fluid Indicator (6" clear hose)
6" clear hose
PCS-0050
Completed Electrical Control
Box Assembly
The main electrical control box with push buttons and cord.
PCS-0051
Timer
The 4-minute timer.
PCS-0053
Banjo Valve
Valve for sump pump
PCS-0056
Electrical Modification to
220v/50Hz
Plug-in step-up/down transformer for power conversion.
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