ISTpure SR-120 User manual
2023-10-16
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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INNOVATION AND LEADING TECHNOLOGY
SOLVENT RECYCLERS
SR120-120V & 180-180V
LR1558-1
QPS Listed Mark - Canada / United States
Conforms to UL 2208
Cetified to CSA C22.2 No. 30
600V : MODEL 325070 PART # SR-120
480V : MODEL 326070 PART # SR-120
600V : MODEL 325080 PART # SR-180
480V : MODEL 326080 PART # SR-180
600V : MODEL 325090 PART # SR-120V
480V : MODEL 326090 PART # SR-120V
600V : MODEL 325095 PART # SR-180V
480V : MODEL 326095 PART # SR-180V
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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LIMITED WARRANTY...................................................................................................................................................
SOLVENT RECYCLER SPECIFICATIONS .........................................................................................................
SAFETY AND WARNINGS.....................................................................................................................................
SAFETY RULES.........................................................................................................................................................
DISTILLATION OPERATING PRINCIPLES .....................................................................................................
GOALS ............................................................................................................................................................................
WARNINGS ........................................................................................................................................................................
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION........................................................................................................................
INSTALLATION................................................................................................................................................................
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................................
INSTALLATION DRAWINGS AS PER NFPA CODES ........................................................................
STARTING PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................................................
KEYBOARD OPERATIONS ......................................................................................................................................
STARTING PROCEDURES.......................................................................................................................................
STARTING PROCEDURES (END) .......................................................................................................................
SELECTING TEMPERATURE AND DURATION OF THE CYCLE (CONT’D).................................
STARTING PROCEDURES - DURING THE DISTILLATION CYCLE................................................
OPTION AUTO-FILL : STARTING PROCEDURES.....................................................................................
DURING THE DISTILLATION CYCLE................................................................................................................
END OF CYCLE ..............................................................................................................................................................
FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS.........................................................................................................................................
FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS - NON-FLAMMABLE CHLORINATED SOLVENTS .........................
THERMIC OIL CHANGING PROCEDURES ...................................................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING................................................................................................................................... to
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SCHEMATIC OF UNIT - CONTROL BOARD .................................................................................................
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OPTIONAL CRANE LIFTING DEVICE .............................................................................................................
OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT SECTION......................................................................................................to
OPTIONAL BOTTOM DISCHARGE RESIDUE..............................................................................................
CLEAN SOLVENT UNLOADING PROCEDURES........................................................................................
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TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Page
WASTE DISPOSAL......................................................................................................................................................
OPTION OIL COOLING .................................................................................................................................to
DOUBLE DIAPHRAGM PUMP MODEL A050 M 1/2’’
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PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION ..............................................................................................................................
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PERFORMANCE CURVES ......................................................................................................................................
INSTALLATION .............................................................................................................................................................
TROUBLESHOOTING..................................................................................................................................................
MAINTENANCE ..............................................................................................................................................................
REPAIR AND ASSEMBLY : PUMP WET END REMOVAL..........................................................
REPAIR AND ASSEMBLY : AIR VALVE ................................................................................................
REPAIR AND ASSEMBLY : PILOT VALVE ..........................................................................................
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PARTS LIST.............................................................................................................................................................
WETTED ELASTOMERS..........................................................................................................................................
WARRANTY AND REGISTRATION ..................................................................................................................
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LIGHT OPTION KIT.....................................................................................................................................................
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OPTION OIL COOLING - PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM .................................................................................
OPTIONAL VACUUM DISTILLATION SECTION ...........................................................................to
OPTIONAL VACUUM DISTILLATION SECTION - TROUBLESHOOTING .....................................
WARRANTY REGISTRATION................................................................................................................................
OUR MAP LOCATION ................................................................................................................................................
ABOUT THE COMPANY ...........................................................................................................................................
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LIMITED WARRANTY
ISTpure warrants all equipment led in this manual which is manufactured by ISTpure and bearing its
any part of the equipment determined by ISTpure to be defective. This warranty applies only when the
supplied by ISTpure .
This warranty is conditioned upon the prepaid return of the equipment claimed to be defective to an
ISTpure will repair or replace free of charge any defective parts. The equipment will be returned to the
INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
ISTpure’s sole obligation and the buyer’s sole remedy for any breach of warranty shall be as set forth
loss) shall be available. Any action for breach of warranty must be brought forward within one (1) year of
the date of sale.
manufacturer. ISTpure will provide the purchaser with reasonable assistance in making any claim for
breach of these warranties.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
or otherwise.
-Technical Assistance
The following items are not covered under the ISTpure warranty policy :
-Parts or chassis replacement due to normal wears.
Report all accidents or negligence involving ISTpure products to our Service Department :
1 877 629-8202
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SOLVENT RECYCLER SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS SR 120 SR 180
Units system Imperial Metric Imperial Metric
Geometrical capacity of boiler 40 gal 160 L 55 gal 205 L
Useful capacity of boiler 30 gal 120 L 45 gal 180 L
Operating temperature 104º-360 ºF 40º-180 ºC 104º-360 ºF 40º-180 ºC
Solvent protection Class 1, Div. 1, Group D
Solvent temperature 310 ºC
Absolute operating pressure
223 − 1,000 hPa
170 −760 mmHg
3.23 − 14.5 psi
Relative operating pressure
-776 − 0 hPa
-590 − 0 mmHg
-0.776 − 0 bar
Time per cycle of distillation 3.5 to 4.5 hours (estimate)
Yield 85% — 97%
Cooling system Motor Fan 1 hp Motor Fan 1 hp
Boiler material Stainless steel AISI 304
Cover material Stainless steel AISI 304
Condenser material Copper (standard) / Stainless steel (optional)
Voltage 600 V / 480 V – 3 ph – 60 Hz 600 V / 480 – 3 ph – 60 Hz
Power consumtion 10,000 W 15,000 W
Nominal amperage (480V/600V) 22.8 A / 18.3 A 24.8 A / 19.5 A
Thermic oil capacity Refer to the Nameplate
Dimensions (D x W x H 43" x 72" x 79"
110 x 83 x 200 cm
43" x 72" x 79"
110 x 83 x 200 cm
Weight 1,070 lb 480 kg 1,070 lb 480 kg
Warranty 12 months standard warranty, additional 12 months extension with
returned warranty card on parts only.
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GENERAL SAFETY
1. Carefully inspect the shipping crate for any signs of transport damage. The damage to the create often
indicates possibility of transport damage to the equipment inside.
2. Carefully remove your ISTpure Recycler Cabinet from the shipping crate.
3. Check your equipment immediately to ensure that it is free of transport damage. Report any transport
equipment after it leaves our warehouse.
4.
the supplier you purchased the equipment from.
-
before shipment from the factory.
DANGER AND WARNING LABELS
SAFETY AND WARNINGS
1
5
2
6
3
7
4
8
1. Presence of flammable vapors and solvents
2. No smoking or metal grinding nearby
3. Keep away from open flames
4. Wear breathing mask
5. Observe warnings at all times.
6. Read the Instruction Manual carefully.
7. Wear solvent-proof rubber gloves.
8. Wear protective eyewear before use.
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SAFETY AND WARNINGS (CONT’D)
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
• KEEP WORK AREA CLEAN.
• KEEP CHILDREN AWAY. Do not let visitors come in contact with the equipment. All visitors should
be kept away from the work area.
PERSONAL SAFETY
• DRESS PROPERLY.
Wear protective hair covering to contain long hair.
• USE SAFETY EQUIPMENT. WEAR SAFETY GOGGLES or glasses with side shields and breaking mask.
• STAY ALERT. USE YOUR COMMON SENSE. Concentrate on what you are doing. Do not operate the
• DO NOT OVERREACH. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.
UNIT USE AND CARE
• DO NOT FORCE THE UNIT. It will perform better and safer at the rate for which it was designed.
• THE USE OF ANY OTHER ACCESSORIES
• CLOSE THE MAIN AIR SUPPLY VALVE AND MAIN POWER DISCONNECT BEFORE SERVICING or when
not in use.
• DO NOT ALTER OR MISUSE THE UNIT.
• ALL REPAIRS-
‘‘ SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS ‘‘
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SAFETY RULES (CONT’D)
STAY ALERT
Immediately stop the using and replace the solvent whenever you note signs of corrosion on the unit.
IF EYES COME IN CONTACT WITH SOLVENTS rinse thoroughly with water.
BEFORE USING
BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE CONTROLS and their functions before commencing work.
BE CAREFUL when you load or unload the solvent in the unit. Make sure you do not splash or spill the contents
THE OPERATOR MUST PERIODICALLY check the level of the solvent contained in the equipment to
be sure to not run this pump dry.
DO NOT USE ELECTRICAL OR PNEUMATICAL TOOLS WITH THE UNIT. AVOID
GASEOUS AREAS.
ignite fumes.
DO NOT ALLOW FAMILIARITY GAINED FROM FREQUENT USE OF YOUR RECYCLER TO BECOME
COMPLACENT
DO NOT ALTER OR MISUSE THE UNIT.
THE OPERATOR MUST WEAR protective water-proof rubber gloves to prevent
contact between his hands and the products used for cleaning.
THE OPERATOR MUST WEAR protective eyewear to prevent spatte from coming
in contact with his eyes.
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COMPLY WITH LAWS IN THE COUNTRY where the washer is installed regarding the use and disposal
FIRE EXTINGUISHING SYSTEMS must be installed in the same room or
close to the unit in case of emergency.
These appliances must be well maintained and inspected every year
by a qualified personnel.
THE INSTALLATION SITE MUST PERMIT PERSONNEL TO EASILY AND
QUICKLY MOVE AWAY FROM DANGER ZONES IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY.
DO NOT USE THE UNIT TO
COMPLY WITH LAWS IN THE COUNTRY where the Solvent Recycler is installed regarding the use
DO NOT USE UNSTABLE REACTIVE
THINK SAFETY! SAFETY IS A COMBINATION OF THE OPERATOR’S COMMON SENSE, KNOWLEDGE
OF THE SAFETY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS AND ALERTNESS AT ALL TIMES
WHEN THE UNIT IS IN OPERATION.
SAFETY RULES (END)
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1. Solvent recycling with the highest yield possible.
3. Reducing intervention times and operator discomforts.
no general rules that can apply for all cases. This manual will provide general
THE PRODUCTS TO BE RECYCLED NORMALLY CONSIST OF :
Solvent or Reducer + Contaminated Products
• Solvent
a solution.
a higher working temperature of about 10°C to 50°C (30°F to 80°F) than the boiling point.
• Reducer
higher than the boiling point of the most high-boiling solvent.
contaminants from the original solvent.
by an electrical resistance. The solvent vapors produced in the boiler are eventually conveyed in an solvent
cooled drum and then brought back to their liquid state. The cooled solvent is gathered in a clean stainless steel
The residues remains inside the boiler and can be unloaded when cold. It is recommended to use a liner bag
inside the boiler. These bags facilitate the unloading of residues at the end of the distillation cycle.
START button and remove
theresidues at the end of the cycle.
STOPPED
and the recycler CANNOT be re-started until the problem has been resolved.
DISTILLATION OPERATING PRINCIPLES
GOALS
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DISTILLATION OPERATING PRINCIPLES
GOALS
GOALS (CONT’D)
•
Chlorinated Solvents are
oil, grease, etc.
only 80% of the solvent.
(vacuum kit is optional).
• Liquid Polluting Products
The most common liquid contamination products are :
Oil, Ink and Water
leaving traces in the distillate.
and the process of separation may be obtained with a simple distillation.
If there is « water » with a fractional distillation. This operation
is not possible with a simple distillation process.
Unloading a liquid polluting product from the recycler presents no problem. It is possible to obtain a complete
separation of the polluting product from the reducer.
This complete seperation is not possible when Chlorinated Solvents are to be distilled under atmospheric
pressure.
For these solvents it is necessary to proceed with a « vacuum » distillation. This process allows you to obtain
a residue without solvent.
• Solid Polluting Products
The most common solid polluting products are :
will be no contaminants dragged into the distilled product.
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WARNINGS
To prevent the risk of exposure to harmful vapours, it is recommended to install a source capture system
or any other equivalent method.
Operators must be fully instructed in the use and operation of the unit as well as the proper application
of protective devices. Instructions should be repeated at regular intervals.
It is the responsibility of the customer to have the vapors analyzed and to provide protective equipment
to the operators according to the results of the analysis.
IST cannot be held responsible for poisoning, burns, injury or death caused by misuse of the product or
the use of inappropriate protective equipment.
It is essential to keep the instruction manual inside the pocket provided for this purpose in the door or
near the unit.
The operator must wear antistatic clothing, avoid clothing made of synthetic material (nylon, rayon, etc.).
Open the lid only after the unit has cooled, the control panel should indicate less than 100°C (212°F).
***WARNING*** Never open the lid before the cycle is complete. Hot, noxious fumes could cause
serious injury or even death. To prevent the risk of exposure to harmful fumes, always wear the
appropriate protective equipment.
When removing residue, we recommend using gloves and a vapor mask. ***WARNING*** The mask
used when removing residue from the kettle must be selected according to the type of product
treated. To prevent the risk of exposure to harmful fumes, always wear the appropriate protective
equipment.
It is important to clean the kettle thoroughly after each cycle, as a buildup of residue will stop heat trans-
mission and cause it to malfunction. ***WARNING*** The mask used when cleaning the kettle must
be selected according to the type of product treated. To prevent the risk of exposure to harmful
fumes, always wear the appropriate protective equipment.
Do not use any metal tools as they may cause sparks.
The unit must be serviced and checked according to its category of use. Maintenance must be carried
out by qualied personnel and according to the manufacturer's instructions.
It is important to pay attention to the controls of the safety installations: thermostats, ow controls, heat
detectors, safety level switches, vacuum, etc.
Before using a distillation unit that has been out of service for a long time, it should be checked and
reconditioned to optimum condition to ensure operator safety at all times.
Depending on the type of liquid to be distilled and the type of operation to be performed, it is important
to follow the safety rules for your protection.
If you do not use plastic bags, residue should be removed with non-sparking tools.
The lid serves as a safety valve. If you see steam coming from the lid, stop the recycler immediately and
consult pages 30-31, “Faults, Causes and Remedies”. Never modify the parts on the lid in any way and
never block the lid to prevent steam from escaping.
Nitrocellulose, which is a cellulose ester and nitric acid, is a component of many lacquers, inks, adhe-
sives and cements that cannot be reused. It ignites automatically at temperatures of 135°-166°C (275°-
330°F) and can be extremely volatile.
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The user must ensure the protection of the environment so that the recycler can not be the cause of vapor
emissions or odors. The use must ensure that the residues are treated and disposed of according to local standards.
If the unit is installed in a small closed room like 10’ x 10’ than it has sucient natural or articial air ventilation.
If installed in explosion proof room or mixing room for paint ink, there is no need to add additional ventilation.
Places and zones with sucient articial air ventilation are those with such ventilation capacity as to change
air circulation ten times per hour. The outlet of the unloading air channels must be placed in a way that the
evacuation of emerging vapors does not cause any form of danger.
Complete air circulation should be provided in case of articial air ventilation.
Air ventilators or their motors should be explosion proof.
Make sure that the emergency exit is easily accessible.
The distillation unit must be positioned near one door that leads to an exit door.
Place a re extinguisher near the unit (for re type B and C).
Keep a distance of at least 24 inches between the unit and any object to allow the recycler to cool o, and be able
to perform the maintenance if necessary.
Place the unit on a at surface away from heat, sparks and any source of ames.
Connect permanently the unit to an ecient grounding pole.
Place a container of at least twice the capacity of the boiler:
64 gal or more for the SR120
96 gal or more for the SR180.
The power outlet is located on the back of the unit. The unit should be permanently connected into a explosion
proof electrical line :
30 A for the SR120 480 V,
25 A for the SR120 600 V,
25 A for the SR180 480 V
20 A for the SR180 600 V.
When service or maintenance work is required, disconnect the main breaker switch before servicing or for
maintenance work.
Note : If the unit is equipped with the Sludge Monitoring Safety Device, make sure to use an inline lter on
your water supply to trap debris upstream from the valve.
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
INSTALLATION
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ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
N.B. :
be « ON ».
« ON »
and the actual temperature of the thermic oil will be displayed.
The control board is « READY » for instructions.
GENERAL ARRANGEMENT
INFORMATION CODES
Electrical Requirements
Air Requirements
Recycler Bags
Amp Draw listed for entire unit — including motor and heating element
ISTpure oers a complete line of spray gun cleaners and solvents
recyclers that conform to the requirements of :
• NFPA-33 Standard for spray application using ammable and
combustible materials.
• NFPA-30 ammable and combustible liquid code
• IFC : International Fire Code
The recycler has been certied and listed :
• UL 2208 standard for solvent distillation unit
The recycler has been
reviewed
and approved by :
• QPS for U.S. & Canada requirements report #LR1558
Conformity of all these requirements is dependent upon the manner
in which the equipment is installed. The contractor will make cetain
that all of the electrical wiring and conduit, piping, gas supply, roof
penetrations, automatic re protection systems, and the location of
the equipment within the building also conforms to the cited codes
and the other references.
MODEL
Full load Amp Draw Location
Non-classied
are
a
In mix room/
classied area
220V 480V 600V
SR 30 11.7 — —
•
General purpose
disconnect
•
Min. 5 ft away
from unit
•
Min 18’’ o the
oor
Explosion proof
disconnect
required
SR 60 23.4 — —
SR 120 — 14.5 11.3
SR 180 — 20.8 15.0
SR 240 —
24.8 19.5
ITEM Air Line
Specications cfm Notes
SR30V-60V
3/8’’ @ 100 psi 5
Factory set at
85-90 psi
SR120V-180V
½’’ @ 100 psi 10
SR120V-180V
½’’ @ 100 psi 10
SR 240
½’’ @ 100 psi 10
MODEL Part number
SR 30
300006
SR 60
300019
SR 120
300008
SR 180
300009
SR 240
300010
346 Allée du Golf, St-Eustache (PQ) J7R 0M8
Tel.: 1 877 629-8202 / 450 963-4400 Fax : 450 963-5122
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
This drawing is the exclusive property of ISTpure and informations
contained herein can be used only when specifically authorized by ISTpure.
Possession of this drawing does not authorize use nor transmission to any
other organisation.
DATA & SPECIFICATIONS
Thermal Heat Transfer Oil
Model Oil Capacity Parts Number
SR30
TO
SR240
Please refer to your product
identication plate for
required oil volume.
Standard High Temp. Volume
330066 330166 1 gal / 4 L
330067 330167 2.gal / L
330068 330168 5 gal / 19 L
330069 330169 55 gal / 208 L
1050 Des Forges Street, Hwy. 640 Industrial Park
Terrebonne, Qc Tel 1 877 629-8202 • 450 963 -4400
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GENERAL ARRANGEMENT
EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS
transmission to any other organisation.
INTERMEDIATE MIX ROOM
THREE SIDES MIX ROOM FREE STANDING MIX ROOM
ENTIRE SYSTEM OUTSIDE
MIX ROOM ENTIRE SYSTEM INSIDE
MIX ROOM
LEGEND
Class 1 - Div 1
Class 1 - Div 2
Class 1 - Div 2
18’’ Height only
Recycler
Recycler Recycler
Wall of
building
or room
Recycler
Spray Booth
Spray Booth
Mixing Room
Recycler
346 Allée du Golf, St-Eustache (Qc) J7R 0M8 Canada
Tel 1 800 361-1185 • 450 963 -4400 Fax 450 963-5122
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS INSTALLATION DRAWINGS
1050 Des Forges Street, Hwy. 640 Industrial Park
Terrebonne, Qc Tel 1 877 629-8202 • 450 963 -4400
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STARTING PROCEDURES
1. Preparation
A. Position a clean solvent container (equal the capacity or greater than the boiler) on the left end side where
the clear tube comes from the outlet of the condenser.
B. The clean solvent container must have an air vent to allow normal ll-up.
C.
You must use a metallic container, and it must be connected to the ground clip supplied with the unit.
clean solvent
container
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1. ALARM
2. TEMPERATURE
3. TIME
4. ELECTRIC HEATER
5. START/STOP (LIGHT)
6. START/STOP (BUTTON)
7. MENU
8. ENTER
9. INCREASE
10. DECREASE
KEYBOARD OPERATIONS
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24 5
6
78910
The ISTpure temperature control board has been designed to control the dierent cycles during the distillation
process. It controls the temperature of the thermic oil, vapors and the distillate solvent coming out of the
condenser. It uses this information to maintain a constant temperature, starts the cooling fan to cool the vapors
coming o the condenser and stops the cycle if necessary.
Two heat sensors are used during the distillation cycle to read dierent temperatures. The thermic oil and the
distillate solvent temperatures are captured using two thermocouples (because of high temperatures rising up to
175°C (343°F)). These sensors assure precision of the readings of the temperatures of ± 1°C (± 2°F).
One heat sensor is used during the cool down cycle to capture the sludge temperature insidethe boiler. When the
sludge achieves a safe 90 °C (194 °F), the drainage cycle starts automatically.
The ISTpure board also display the total number of hours of operation of the recycler. For every 2000 (two
thousand) hours of operation, the display code «OIL» will appear to remind you that it is time to replace the
thermic oil follow the steps on page 25. The code «OIL» will remain displayed for ten (10) hours and then will
disappear.
The display board consists of 5 digits of 7 segments, of 5 independent LEDs and of 5 touch-tone keys (7, 8, 9, 10
and 11) to operate the recycler. The operator can program the temperature, select the amount of time for the
cycle, start or stop the cycle, choose between Celsius or Fahrenheit degrees, and if necessary, display every code
to verify the operation of the recycler in case of problems.
The safety devices will stop the cycle in case one of the sensors detects any trouble. The TROUBLE light will be
displayed. The recycler CANNOT be re-started until the problem has been resolved.
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CONVERTING BETWEEN CELSIUS AND FAHRENHEIT MODE
All units manufactured by ISTpure are programmed in CELSIUS.
Press Indication
Step 1 – Press
+
Press and hold the Plus
sign for 7 seconds
Step 2 – Press
-
PRESS AND HOLD THE
Minus SIGN ONCE
Step 3 – Press the
Arrow
arrow sign you are now
in Fahrenheit
Now set up time
and temperature
(see page 21)
-
-
-
-
-
-
KEYBOARD OPERATIONS (END)
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KEYBOARD OPERATIONS (END)
1.
Plastic bag installation steps
STARTING PROCEDURES
A.
Pull the bottom corner of the
bag inwards.
B.
Insert the plastic bag
(#1)
in the
boiler
.
SR120 : #300015
SR 180 : #300016
C.
Insert the retaining ring (#2)
SR120/180 : # 323121 and
insert the locking mechanism.
D.
Optional antifoam grate
SR120/180 : #324023
NB Fold the protruding portion of
spouts.
123
A
BCD
NB
NB
overflow procedure
If the replacement bag were to block any of the spouts found inside the boiler chamber this would create an
dangerous situation in which a nearby operator could be burned.
the cycle close the main circuit break and stay away from any solvent which may splash out of the recycler.
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TEMPERATURE AND CYCLE TIME SELECTION
2. Filling up the RecycleR
A.
Manual Mode Filling Procedures :
1. Open air pump pressure valve
2. Open dirty solvent loading valve.
3.
4.
5. Close the cover
6. Press the <Start/Stop> button
7. The <On> light will turn on
8. The <Heating Element> light will turn on
9.
c. Elapsed time since starting the unit: (Clock light will be on).
10.
11. The recycler will stop automatically when the cycle time has ended
B.
It is recommended to change the oil for SR120 & SR180
procedures.
C
. See part numbers below :
Part # 304020 Orange Gasket
Part # 304025 Black Gasket
Using
be recovered. To avoid this situation an optional anti-foam kit (part # 324023 for both models SR120 and SR180).
discharge of smoke from the recycler.
solve the problem. This technique allows you to operate at a much lower temperature.
one hour.
D.
Close and secure the cover properly. Your cover acts as a safety valve.
NEVER
modify the cover mechanism and
NEVER
use any tools to tighten the cover.
E.
DO NOT SHAKE OR TILT
the load recycler during operation.
NOTE : All ISTpure recyclers are pre-tested and are shipped with thermic oil in it and are ready to be used.
CELSIUS
and
FAHRENHEIT
temperatures (see p.17). Temperature settings
are determined by the
BOILING POINT
of the solvent to be reclaimed. The boiling points shown are for
NEW SOLVENTS.
NOTE :
The temperature setting starting point will vary according to the solvent used and the percentage of contaminants
in the solvent.
STARTING PROCEDURES (END)
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