LNS FOX SC2 330 User manual

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FOX SC2 330 SPRAY CABIN
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - FOX SC2 330
IMPORTANT
READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USE AND KEEP FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
Published: 09/2020
© LNS Sàrl 2020 –9.620.006.1.EN (V00.0) –Original instructions –Printed in Switzerland

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS - FOX SC2 330
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. GENERAL INFORMATION.......................................................................................................5
ABOUT THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.......................................................................5
OTHER APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS.......................................................................................5
DAMAGE DURING TRANSPORT.............................................................................................5
TARGET AUDIENCES ..............................................................................................................5
COPYRIGHTS...........................................................................................................................5
NAMEPLATE.............................................................................................................................6
2. SAFETY INFORMATION ..........................................................................................................7
PROPER USE ...........................................................................................................................7
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY .......................................................................................................7
SYMBOLS AND WARNINGS LABELS .....................................................................................8
TERMS AND SYMBOLS ...........................................................................................................9
PERSONNEL...........................................................................................................................10
BASIC SAFETY REGULATIONS............................................................................................10
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS.....................................................................................................11
SPECIFIC RISKS.....................................................................................................................11
SAFETY SIGNS.......................................................................................................................13
3. DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE........................................................................................14
COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE.......................................................................................14
4. SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................................................15
CHARACTERISTICS...............................................................................................................15
OPERATING CONDITIONS....................................................................................................15
SPECIAL CONDITIONS..........................................................................................................15
PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT........................................................................................16
5. INSTALLATION AND STARTUP............................................................................................17
PACKING.................................................................................................................................17
UNPACKING............................................................................................................................17
SETUP.....................................................................................................................................19
TRANSPORT ON THE MACHINE’S CASTORS.....................................................................19
CONNECTIONS ......................................................................................................................19
6. OPERATION............................................................................................................................20
SWITCHING ON/OFF..............................................................................................................20
7. MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................21
OPERATIONS TO BE PERFORMED .....................................................................................21
REPLACING THE FILTER CARTRIDGE................................................................................22
8. DISPOSAL...............................................................................................................................25
9. REPAIRS.................................................................................................................................26
AFTER-SALES SERVICE .......................................................................................................26
SPARE PARTS LIST...............................................................................................................26
10. APPENDIX...............................................................................................................................28
GLOSSARY.............................................................................................................................28
WIRING DIAGRAM..................................................................................................................29
EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY..................................................................................33

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1. GENERAL INFORMATION
ABOUT THESE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
These instructions explain how to use the spray cabin correctly as intended:
- They are part of the machine.
- They apply to all the models mentioned.
OTHER APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS
The machine contains integrated components from other manufacturers.
For these purchased components, the respective manufacturers have evaluated the risks and declared
their design to be compliant with the applicable European standards.
Correct use of these integrated components is described in the manual from each manufacturer.
The machine complies with the European standards indicated in the declaration of conformity and
incorporation.
DAMAGE DURING TRANSPORT
LNS is not liable for any damage that occurs during transport.
In the event of damage, contact the last carrier.
TARGET AUDIENCES
OPERATOR
Operators are authorized to:
•Use the machine for production
•Clean the machine
•Carry out certain maintenance tasks
TECHNICIANS
Technicians have the same rights as operators, but in addition they are authorized to:
•Modify the machine’s operating parameters
•Repair the machine
•Dispose of the machine
COPYRIGHTS
Reproduction, recording or transmission of all, or any portion, of this manual, in any form or by any means
whatsoever, whether mechanical, photographic, audio, or other, without the express written authorization
of LNS, is prohibited.
The names of the products indicated in this manual are registered trademarks.

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NAMEPLATE
A nameplate (1) is located on the side of the spray cabin.

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2. SAFETY INFORMATION
PROPER USE
The FOX SC2 330 is a spray cabin.
It is for cleaning parts that are contaminated with oil and/or metal shavings during machining.
Any other use of the spray cabin is considered as unintended. LNS accepts no liability for any damage
resulting from unintended use.
Adhere to these operating instructions to properly use the spray cabin.
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
LNS and its subsidiaries cannot be held liable for the debts, losses, expenses, or damage incurred, or
suffered by the buyer of this product, or a third party, following an accident, incorrect use, or misuse, or
stemming from modifications, repairs, or transformations not authorized by LNS.
LNS and its subsidiaries cannot be held responsible for damage and problems arising from the use of
options and products other than LNS products, or products approved by LNS.

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SYMBOLS AND WARNINGS LABELS
Warnings and the consequences if they are ignored
DANGER
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
WARNING
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Indicates a message not related to personal injury (property damage).
INFO
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Information, notes
IMPORTANT
Type and source of danger!
Consequences of ignoring the warning.
What to do to avoid danger.
Hazard warning that must be heeded to prevent damage to the environment.

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TERMS AND SYMBOLS
The following conventional terms and symbols are used in these operating instructions:
General information
Electrocution
Crushing
Environmental damage
Property damage
Information, notes
→
Return
1), 2)
Procedure made up of several stages
The illustrations do not differentiate between models.
They therefore apply to all models covered in these operating instructions.
The terms "left", "right", "front" and "rear" are used to indicate the position of an object. They are always
used from the perspective of the operating direction.

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PERSONNEL
DANGER
Risk of death from operation by unqualified personnel!
Possible death or injuries from improper operation.
Keep unqualified persons out of the working area.
•Non-qualified personnel, children, and persons under the influence of alcohol or medication should not
handle the equipment.
•The personnel must have knowledge of the safety instructions and the operating instructions.
BASIC SAFETY REGULATIONS
MAINTENANCE OBLIGATION
All given instructions regarding the maintenance of the spray cabin must be followed.
MODIFICATIONS
•Modifications of the spray cabin related to additions and alterations are prohibited.
•For the use and maintenance of the spray cabin, only use parts provided by or recommended by LNS.
•It is strictly prohibited to jump wire or remove circuit breakers, master switches, and especially safety
switches.
SAFETY DEVICES
•Check the safety devices and the safety guards before every operation.
•Do not remove any safety covers while the spray cabin is under electrical power.
•If certain safety shields or safety covers are removed to conduct maintenance, they must be reinstalled
as soon as the maintenance work is completed.
EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON
The spray cabin has no emergency stop button. In a dangerous situation, unplugging the mains cord
enables a safe shutdown of the spray cabin’s operation.

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SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
NOTICE
The manufacturer is not liable for any damage due to non-compliance with
the documentation.
OWNER’S OBLIGATIONS
To comply with:
•Accident prevention laws
•National safety instructions
•Legal regulations concerning occupational safety and environmental protection
REQUIREMENTS REGARDING PERSONNEL
Only qualified personnel may:
•Install the machine
•Perform maintenance work and repairs
•Perform work on electrical equipment
SPECIFIC RISKS
ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
DANGER
Risk of death from electric shock!
Do not place the machine in a damp area and make sure that water or
oil does not come into contact with the electrical equipment.
DANGER
Risk of death from electric shock!
Do not move the spray cabin while it is electrically powered on.

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RISK OF TRIPPING AND FALLING
WARNING
Risk of falling from lack of safety measures!
Keep the work area surrounding the spray cabin clear of objects and well
lit.
WARNING
Risk of falling from lack of safety measures!
Keep the floor clean on a regular basis, the presence of oil on the ground
could cause falls.

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SAFETY SIGNS
Safety signs mark hazard points on the spray cabin.
The signs must always be kept clean and must not be covered.
If a sign is missing or damaged, replace it immediately.
FRONT
REAR

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3. DESCRIPTION OF THE MACHINE
COMPONENTS OF THE MACHINE
The safety covers and devices prevent access to the moving components of the spray cabin.
WARNING
Cutting hazard!
Hazard associated with sharp-edged moving parts.
During operation, do not access the interior of the machine!
Disconnect mains supply before removing cover.
Designation
Description
1
Protective screen
2
Air suction grille
3
Indicator light
4
Switch
5
Level gauge
6
Castor
7
Drain compartment
LNS or its local representative may not be held responsible for possible injury or material damage,
whether caused directly or indirectly, by any means whatsoever, if certain safety devices have been
removed or disabled.

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4. SPECIFICATIONS
CHARACTERISTICS
FOX SC2 330
Description
Airflow
(cfm)
350
Noise level
(dB)
60
Weight
(lb)
130
OPERATING CONDITIONS
Designation
Description
Ambient temperature
(°F)
50 –104
Relative air humidity
(%)
30 –98
Maximum installation height (altitude)
(ft)
3500
SPECIAL CONDITIONS
To use the “FOX SC2 330” spray cabin in complete safety with flammable solvents, the following safety
instructions must be observed:
•The spray cabin can be used only inside buildings.
•In association with the spray cabin, it is not allowed to use flammable liquids ≤60°C of flash point.
•To ensure retention of the solvent fumes extracted by the gas exhaust filters, the LNS instructions must
be observed regarding the type, selection, installation and maintenance of filtering equipment, strictly
speaking.
If LNS does not recommend a filter, the exhausted mixture of air and solvent fumes must be evacuated
to a safe area outside the work zone (e.g. outdoors).
•For safety reasons, openings (windows, internal and external passages on the machine) must never
be closed or modified by the user.
•The spray cabin can also be used under authorized conditions as described in the operating
instructions.
•The spray cabin can be used only if clean and complete.
Modifications to the machine are not authorized.
•Service temperature: 50°F to ≤+104°F
•The user is responsible for regularly inspecting operation of the “FOX SC2 330” spray cabin and
monitoring the quantity of air inhaled.

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PERSONAL SAFETY EQUIPMENT
Systematically wear your personal safety equipment (work gloves, safety goggles) while working, to
reduce health risks to a minimum.
CAUTION
Wear safety shoes:
- For protection against heavy components falling
- For protection against skidding on slippery floors
Wear safety goggles:
- For protection against chemicals and flying splinters
Wear safety gloves:
- For protection against chemicals
Wear safety clothing:
- Dispose of contaminated clothing

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5. INSTALLATION AND STARTUP
PACKING
Depending on the destination, the spray cabin is normally attached to a pallet and wrapped in
thermoplastic film.
All shipping documents, including this manual, are also attached to the pallet.
To prevent injury and property damage, follow the instructions from LNS on unpacking or independently
lifting the type of packaging.
UNPACKING
For practical and safety reasons, the spray cabin must be unpacked in a spacious, well-lighted area.
WARNING
Heavy object. Hazard from falling components.
Make sure that the hoist or pallet truck’s lifting capacity is adequate before
handling the machine.
Observe the hoist, pallet truck or other lifting and transport tool’s proper
operational range.
1) Insert the forklift or pallet truck’s forks between or below the pallet’s rails.
2) Insert the forks until they exit on the other side.
3) Make sure the pallet cannot tip over if the center of gravity is off center.
4) Lift the machine and start transport.

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CAUTION
Hazard from components detaching.
When the steel hoops and fastening devices are removed, there is a risk
of injury.
Wear safety goggles.
Wear safety gloves.
1) Start by removing the plastic protection film.
2) Cut the all the steel hoops that fasten the spray cabin to the pallet using cutting pliers (always
wear safety goggles and safety gloves).
3) Remove all the screws that fasten the spray cabin to the pallet (including those that cross the
wheeled frame).
NOTICE
Sensor (1) mounted on the bottom!
Do not use a forklift to lift the mist collector.
Use straps instead.

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SETUP
DANGER
Risk of death from electric shock!
Do not remove the cover of the spray cabin while it is electrically
powered on.
WARNING
Cutting hazard!
Hazard associated with sharp-edged moving parts.
During operation, do not access the interior of the machine!
Disconnect mains supply before removing cover.
To ensure steady operation, observe the following points when placing the machine:
•Install on firm ground.
•Block the castors (1).
TRANSPORT ON THE MACHINE’S CASTORS
When transporting on the machine’s castors (1), they must be unblocked.
Unblock the castors (1):
Press the lever (2) upward
Block the castors (1):
Press the lever (2) downward
CONNECTIONS
After placing the spray cabin, connect the power cable to the mains socket.

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6. OPERATION
SWITCHING ON/OFF
Once the electrical connection to the mains electricity on site is done, the machine is operational.
Switch on manually:
Switch on automatically:
1) Set the switch (2) to On.
1) Set the switch (2) to Auto
→ The machine starts sucking. The indicator
light (1) comes on.
→ Place your foot in front of the foot sensor (3) by
approaching your foot. The machine starts
sucking. The indicator light (1) comes on.
Switch off:
Switch off:
1) Set the switch (2) to Off.
1) Walk away from the range of the foot
sensor (3).
→ The machine will stop.
→ The machine will stop within 2 minutes.
Designation
Description
1
Indicator light
2
Switch
3
Foot sensor
WARNING
Cutting hazard!
The moving components may cause crushing injuries or cuts.
During operation, do not access the interior of the machine!
Disconnect mains supply before removing cover.