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Kuzma RD Kit for ultrasonic record cleaning
( ULTRASONIC CLEANER BAT IS NOT SUPPLIED WIT KIT)
INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR RD KIT
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2019-10
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Contents:
Page:
General information and description: 1-4
RD kit parts and assembling 4-10
Preparing records 10-11
Preparing bat 11-13
Record cleaning 13
Record drying &wiping 13-14
Notes 15
General introduction:
Ultrasonic cleaning is used in industry for cleaning t e most precise and delicate parts suc as bearings for
t e aerospace industry or gold and silver jewellery. Ultrasonic ig frequency waves ( 40 kHz ) are
transmitted t roug water creating a process called cavitation. T is creates microscopically small bubbles
between t e surface of t e submerged parts and any small particles on surfaces, suc as dirt. T ese bubbles
burst and pus t e dirt away from surfaces. W en cleaning metal or plastic t e process must be optimised to
avoid damage to surfaces. To do t is it is necessary to control power, temperature and t e time of t e
cleaning process.
T is is ow all dirt in t e grooves of records, even in new pressings is removed. Sonic results are beyond
expectations!
To bring t e ultrasonic cleaning process to every record collector we decided to make t e RD kit's
( rotating and drying kit) purc ase price as low as possible, t us enabling t e customer to purc ase t e
ultrasonic cleaner bat locally (using our guidlines).
The Rotating and Drying record rack kit ( RD kit) will allow you to submerge records in t e ultrasonic
cleaning bat and position t em in a suitable drying position. For 45 EP look Notes on page 15.
It will allow you to clean 10 LPs in one our by t e ultrasonic process, giving you t e cleanest records
ever, free of static c arge.
Brief description of the ultrasonic cleaning process:
Records are positioned on t e spindle wit spacers on t e stand and t en submerged into t e ultrasonic
cleaner warm bat for a limited time. T e liquid is distilled water wit a few drops of isoproply alco ol
and wetting agent added. T e spindle rotates wit t e records, powered by a small motor w ile dipped into
t e liquid just below t e record labels. T e records rotate wit 0.4-0.6 rpm ( less t en one revolution per
minute).
If by any c ance t e record label gets wet no arm is done.
After ultrasonic cleaning t e spindle wit records is lifted out and positioned on t e stand to air dry. W en
dry, any particles on t e record surface are brus ed wit a carbon fibre brus ( records ave no static
electrical c arge ) and t e records are inserted if you wis into new sleeves.
Description of RD kit: (kit does not include ultrasonic cleaner bat )
T e RD kit compromises frame wit motor , supporting legs, spindle for olding records, record spacers, a
clamp for fixing records on t e spindle and a stand for drying records. In t e kit small starter bottles of
isoproply alco ol and wetting agent are also included as well as a carbon fibre cleaning brus and DC
power supply for motor. Kit assembly requires only 10-15 minutes and a meduim size P ilips screwdriver.
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RD kit ( rotating and drying) 8 pcs extension legs included
RD kit:
1x main frame wit motor ( DC 9V wit provided mains adaptor)
1x spindle ( record older)
1x drying stand
1x clamp ( grip lock)
8x extension legs( 40 mm- for ig er size cleaners)
10x PVC spacers
1x record carbon brus
1x PVC bottle wetting liquid- as for p otograp y ( for 5 bat fillings)
1x PVC bottle isopropyl alco ol ( for 2 bat fillings)
1x instruction manual
2x Allen keys for leg and rods fixing ( 3mm, 2,5 mm )
2x Allen keys for spindle positioners adjustment ( 2 mm, 1,5 mm)
For 45 EP look Notes on page 15.
To start cleaning your records you need to purchase :
1x ultrasonic cleaner bat
10 liters distilled water( for one filling: 300-400 LPs)
Ultrasonic cleaner bat - typical sample
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T e main frame is positioned around t e ultrasonic cleaner bat . Records are placed wit spacers on t e
spindle fitted on t e stand. T e spindle olding t e records is t en positioned on top of t e frame w ere t e
motor slowly rotates t em in t e bat .
Frame is positioned over ultrasonic (US) cleaner bat
US cleaner must ave time, temperature and ultrasonic power control. After aprox 10-15 minutes t e
spindle wit t e records is lifted from t e bat and positioned back onto t e stand to air dry records. Once
records are dry , t e top surface of t e record is swept wit t e carbon brus to get rid of any possible dust
particles and t e records put in new record sleeves. As t e records are free of static c arge, t is process is
very easy.
Spindle wit records on frame in ultrasonic bat Spindle wit records in drying position
Technical requirements for ultrasonic cleaner bath:
T ere are various ultrasonic cleners on t e market. Simply look into t e tec nical data and if t ey meet t e
following criteria it will clean safely.
Bat inner size: min 297 x 220 x 135 (mm: Leng t x Widt x Dept )
max 305 x 240 x 150 (mm: L x W x D)
Cleaner outer size: min 325 x 265 x 270 (mm: Leng t x Widt x Heig t )
Max 365 x 278 x 395 (mm: L x W x H )
(special size frame can be made on request)
Volume: min 8-10 lit ( depends on t e bat size)
Ultrasonic frequency: 35-40 kHz
Temperature control: min 20-50 Celsius range ( suggested temperature is 30-33 C degrees)
Timer: min 5-20 minutes range (suggested cleaning time is 10-15 minutes)
Power control: 0-100% ( suggested cleaning power is 50-60 % of full power)
In case of doubt ask your dealer or us directly, sending us tec nical details about cleaner.
Ultrasonic record cleaning process with RD kit
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Ultrasonic Bath:
Purc ase an ultrasonic cleaner bat (to our tec nical requirements) following our instructions and
familiarise yourself wit t e instruction manual. Find adequate space and a surface, w ic is not sensitive to
moisture, wit good lig t and a mains outlet. Purc ase at least 10 liters of distilled water.
Position t e ultrasonic cleaning bat on a solid flat surface. Level orizontally if necessary.
For more information ow to prepare t e liquid go to page 12. Once you get familiar wit cleaning process
everyt ing will be really simple. For 45 EP look Notes on page 15.
RD kit assembling and preparation:
Locate t e various RD kit parts. See Fig.1.0. T e only tool w ic is not provided in kit t e for assembling is
medium size P ilips screw driver. You need to assemble t e frame and stand.
Fig.1.0. RD kit- various parts
Fig. 1.1. Spindle wit 10x spacers & clamp ( you mig t need readjust spindle positioners-see page 12)
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Fig. 1.2. Stand Fig. 1.3. Spacer, clamp
Fig. 1.4. Extension legs
Frame assembly: Fig. 2.0.
T e frame consists of two square stainless steel tubes fitted toget er wit 4 t in stainless steel rods and
screws. Fig. 2.0- 2.8.
Fit rods in t e larger oles on one side of t e square tube and fix screws in t e opposite side in t e smaller
oles wit allen key 2,5 mm.
Fig. 2.0. Parts for frame assembly Fig. 2.1. Frame parts: 2 square tubes wit 4 rods
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Fig. 2.2. Fixing rod into square tube Fig. 2.3. Frame wit 4 rods nearly assembled
T en fit t e ot er end of rods into t e second square tube w ic as a black PVC ring fitted wit two
screws on t e same side as motor assembly. Secure all 8 screws wit moderate force.
Hold t e frame in a vertical position and fit one leg using t e long large screw and Allen key 3mm. T e
screw comes from t e side w ere t ere are two black bearing blocks. Fit remaining t ree legs. Fig. 2.4-2.8.
Fig. 2.4. Frame wit 4 legs Fig. 2.5. Fixing leg into frame wit allen key 3mm
Fig. 2.6. Legs wit extension legs Fig. 2.7. Min and max leg's eig t
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Fig. 2.8. Legs assembled on frame
Frame height: Fig. 2.7.
Depending on t e eig t of t e ultrasonic cleaner, add or remove extension legs to t e c art below. Simply
screw t em on t e top as per Fig. 2.7. Measure eig t of cleaner from support to t e top edge of t e bat .
Cleaner height: 265-315 mm leg 250 mm ( remove one extension leg)
305-355 mm leg + 1 extension leg (total lengt 290 mm)
345-395 mm leg + 2 extension leg (total lengt 330 mm)
Fine adjust eig t wit feet eig t adjustment.
Mount motor: Fig. 3.0.
For assembling t e motor you will need a medium size P ilips screwdrive ( not supplied) using two two
screws already in position on t e square tube. Motor ousing s ould be positioned on t e outside of t e
frame. Fig. 3.0-3.3.
Fig. 3.0. Frame wit motor ready for mounting Fig. 3.1. Fix motor on frame
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Fig. 3.2. Motor assembled Fig. 3.3. Frame assembled
Frame positioning: Fig. 4.0.
Position t e main frame over t e US cleaner bat in suc a way t at t e motor ousing wit t e switc is at
t e back. Be sure t at in t e process of buying US cleaner t e outer size and bat as suggested inner size.
Ot erwise t e main frame mig t not fit around t e bat .
Fig. 4.0. Frame over US bat Fig. 4.1. Rear of t e frame- motor wit switc
Adjust t e eig t of supporting legs to reac suggested eig t ( 50 mm available range) Fig.4.2.. If not ig
enoug you add extension legs or even ask for different lengt legs. Between t e top edge of frame to t e top
edge of bat t ere s ould be a eig t difference of appproximatelly 25- 28 mm. See Fig. 4.4. Fine level
frame to avoid wobbling by readjusting leg eig t and secure it wit black nut.
Fig. 4.2. Adjustable legs Fig.4.3. Level frame wit US cleaner bat
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Fig. 4.4. Frame & bat -side view-observe eig t Fig. 4.5. Frame & bat - top view
Connecting motor and spindle position: Fig. 5.0.
Plug in DC voltage adaptor at t e back of motor ousing, plug into mains and switc on motor. Fit over t e
frame spindle in a suc way t at t e black toot w eel is on t e top of t e toot w eel in t e motor ousing.
You s ould notice slow rotation and ear a little rattling noise.
Fig. 5.0. Motor, switc , plug in DC supply Fig. 5.1. Spindle in t e rotating position
Spindle positions: Fig. 6.0.
Position t e eavy black metal stand about 0.5m away from t e frame. Insert spindle in t e central
vertical position of t e bus . T is is t e position for fitting or removing records. Fig. 6.0.- 6.1.
T e tilt position is t e drying position. See Fig. 10.2.