MiJET WASHSTATION User manual

For technical questions:
Phone: 585-637-3760
Email: technical@mijet.com or visit www.mijet.com
For sales questions contact:
Jeff Gagnon
VP of Sales
MiJET Division of Custom Service Solutions, Inc.
Phone: 585-472-6294
Fax: 207-345-3171
Email: je[email protected]m
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U SE R G U I D E
Product of:
EASY TO GET STARTED
Ready to use with one existing air line.
All-in-one workstation powered by air
U S E R G U I D E
M I J E T
WA S HS TAT I O N
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MiJET User Guide
Description
MiJET®is designed to clean parts and capture residue with one easy touch,
keeping the work area and surrounding air clean.
The air nozzle is used to blow residue down into the inlet tube, while simul-
taneously creating suction. This will pull chips and lubricant into the contain-
er below.
The captured residue can be recycled ... saving money on expensive lubri-
cants and help to reclaim more chips instead of covering the floor.
Needed
A MiJET unit comes with a 1/4” FNPT
fitting for connecting to an existing shop
air line. A high–flow quick-connect
adaptor can be attached for ease of
use, however, to ensure a sufficient air
supply we recommend connecting into
the main air supply without any re-
strictions, such as a quick connect.
It is also recommended to utilize a 3/8”
diameter air hose from the main line to
supply the MiJET. A smaller diameter,
coiled air line, or a line that is too long
might not provide an optimum air sup-
ply.
Safety Instructions
Please read user guide carefully before
installing.
Disconnect the air supply if the unit is
taken apart for recycling of coolant,
retrieval of parts, or any other mainte-
nance.
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Replacement Parts
13-032 T-Handle Knob
Nylon with Aluminum insert
13-029
Spiral air hose with swivel end
ng
13 . x 1/4" MNPT, 5/16" ID
13-028
Air Nozzle by Prevost, OSHA Compliant
8.0" x 4.25" x 1.0"
15-100
Solvent Dip Container, 3.5 gallon with fusi-
ble link for re damping, 15” x 12.0”
13-006
Custom MiJET Filter, for 12” models only
6” H x 19.25” dia.
Fluid Filter Replacement for Washstaons only.
9.63“ H x 2.63” dia.
15-118
15-119 Basket strainer

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Oponal Accessories
13-035 Low-Noise Air Nozzle by Silvent
15-104
Non-metallic basket liner
For use inside SS basket to keep so parts
from geng damaged.
*Need to order both the body and the plug for correct connecon
Low-Noise Air Nozzle with Rubber
Tip by Silvent
OSHA compliant
13-071
15-107
Stainless Steel Parts Basket—
Fine Mesh, for 12” dia. MiJET angled top
workstaon and wash staon
13.5” x 7.25” x 9.75”
13-057*
13-058*
High-Flow Quick Disconnect - Body
High-Flow Quick Disconnect - Plug
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MiJET Diagram .………………….……........ Page 4
Air Supply Requirements …....…….……........ Page 6
Instructions ..………………………….……. Page 7
Using the Faucet …………..………….……. Page 9
Removing MiJET from Table ………….…..... Page 10
Maintenance ………………….…….……... Page 12
Installing the Air Deflector ………….……... Page 16
Troubleshooting …………………….……... Page 17
Optional Accessories ………….……………Page 18
Replacement Parts ….………………………Page 19
Table of Contents
**NOT FOR USE WITH HIGHLY
FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS**

Inlet
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MiJET Diagram
Loc-Line
Faucet
Dip Container
Air nozzle with
trigger handle
On/Off Ball
Valve
Flow Valve
Retainer hook
Troubleshoong
Q: The part is blown off and the air nozzle is not in use, but the
motor runs for an extended amount of time.
A: There are Viton O-rings that need to stay lubricated, try adding air
tool oil, refer to the maintenance steps on page 6.
B: Check for air leaks at air nozzle hose connections and air nozzle it-
self. Replace leaking components if needed. Contact us for replace-
ment air gun.
Q: The air motor sounds like it runs slower than when the unit
was brand new.
A: Try adding air tool oil, refer to the maintenance steps on page 6.
Q: The suction is reduced from when the unit was brand new.
A: Try adding air tool oil, refer to the maintenance steps on page 6.
B: Check filter and if oil-soaked or dirty, it is time to replace the filter.
Contact us for replacement filter.
Q: The blow off pressure has decreased while using the air noz-
zle.
A: Ensure all fittings and connections are correct, if so, try connecting the
MiJET to the air supply line without use of any quick-disconnect fitting.
B: Try connecting an airline from the main air supply to the MiJET with a
large enough diameter (3/8”) air hose to supply enough CFM to the
unit.
C: Try removing the blue air nozzle and replace with the operators’
usual air nozzle often creates familiarity with usual process of blow-
ing off parts.
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Installing the Air Deector
1. Using a 7/32 Allen key, unscrew
the black screws from each handle,
as seen in Figure 20.
2. Take each screw and handle off of
the unit.
3. Place the air deflector into the
MiJET. Try to line-up the hole
on the air deflector (Figure 21)
with the hole on the MiJET.
4. Insert the screw through the air de-
flector and then through the MiJET.
5. Tighten both screws with the 7/32
Allen key. Hold the black plastic
handle while tightening to ensure
the correct handle orientation of the
T-Handle.
6. Repeat the same procedure for the
second screw on the opposite side.
The final product should look like
the MiJET picture in Figure 22.
Figure 20
Figure 21
Figure 22
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Air nozzle with
trigger handle
Air hose
Air inlet—
connect
directly to
air supply
or use high-
flow quick
connect
Carrying
handles
Container
Air filter
Clamping
tabs (not
shown)
Inlet pipe
MiJET Diagram
Changeable
nozzle
Fluid pump
Fluid filter
Fluid filter
housing

Air supply
In order to opmize the performance of the MiJET Washstaon,
consider the following:
The air hose to the MiJET should be as short as praccal and at least
3/8 inch diameter, (larger is beer).
Low pressure at the air nozzle can be the result of too small diame-
ter or too long air hoses from main air supply.
Coiled air hoses from the main air supply to the MiJET are not rec-
ommended.
Low pressure can also be the result of restricve quick connects.
Having two common hardware store quick connects in line with the
MiJET can reduce the MiJET air nozzle pressure by 30%.
If quick connects are needed, use high ow quick connect such as
MiJET accessory #13-057 Coupler body, and #13-058 Coupler plug.
See accessory page 15 for further descripon.
High-ow Quick
Disconnect
Straight hose supplies the MiJET
with compressed air.
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Figure 18
Maintenance
5. Reassemble bucket lid adapter with three (3) nuts, taking
care not to over tighten and crush the filter shown in Figure 18.
6. Place the top assembly onto the container.
7. Center it and align the gray plastic ring seen in Figure 18
with the black container lip in Figure 19.
8. Close the two (2) tabs on each side of the bucket to
maintain the seal.
Figure 19

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Maintenance
Figure 16
3. Remove three (3) nuts seen in Figure 16 from bucket filter
adapter.
4. Lift up the bucket filter adapter (seen at bottom of picture,
the gray plastic ring) and remove filter seen on the left in Figure
17a. Replace with a new filter, re-assemble as shown, over the
three threaded rods in Figure 17b.
Figure 17a Figure 17b
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1. Remove MiJET from pallet.
2. Attach the Loc-Line Faucet as shown in Figures 1a and 1b.
3. Add desired amount of aqueous or oil based cleaning
solution to the Dip Container. (Do not use equipment
which causes sparks near any flammable liquid.)
4. Connect shop air hose to the MiJET, location shown in
Figure 2a. See page 6 for air supply recommendations.
Monthly oiling of
contained air
motor is required.
See Maintenance
section.
Instrucons
Figure 1a Figure 1b
Figure 2a

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6. Hold the part to be cleaned as far as possible into the
opening of the MiJET, see Figure 3.
7. Pull air nozzle trigger
and blow off air starts,
along with suction.
Air can be applied as
long as necessary to
clean coolant and
chips away.
8. Captured coolant can be returned to
machine reservoir as shown in
Figure 4.
Disconnect air supply before
removing container.
Filter as necessary per company
policy.
Figure 3
Figure 4
5. Air supply should be capable of 35 CFM at 90 PSI and be
filtered.
MiJET can be installed down the line from an oiler.
Instrucons
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Maintenance
Bi-annually or as necessary:
Replace MiJET filter, P/N 13-041, per the following instructions.
1. Disconnect shop air supply and unlatch the two metal
tabs as seen in Figure 14.
Figure 14
2. Remove MiJET top assembly and place upside down as
shown in Figure 15.
Figure 15

1. Disconnect shop air supply.
For wash stations—also disconnect the quick-connect at the back
of the dip station.
2. Lift up on the handles and
dispose of used cleaning solution
per company policy (Figure 13).
3. Clean out the Dip Container
4. Refill with new liquid.
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Maintenance
After 5000 parts cleaned or monthly:
1. To ensure proper performance of
the Wash Station, regular
maintenance is recommended.
Both the fluid filter and the MiJET
filter should be replaced
quarterly, depending on use.
2. A plastic wrench is provided to
untighten the fluid filter casing.
3. Replace cleaning solutions as
needed. ***Slug will build up in
both the Dip Container and the fluid
filter if not properly maintained**
Figure 12
Figure 13
Cleaning Procedure:
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Using the Faucet
1. Utilize the faucet by turning on the valves to allow flow.
Refer to the MiJET Diagram on Page 4 and 5 if necessary.
2. Turn the flow valve to the on
position, valve shown in Figure 5.
3. Next, turn the On/Off valve to
the on position, this is the ball
valve located above the Flow
valee and nearest to the Loc-
Line. See Figure 5.
4. Adjust flow valve to the desired
pressure (Figure 6).
5. Use the parts basket as
needed. The basket can be
submerged into the dip
tank with parts in it and
then moved over the
MiJET for use with the air
nozzle.
Do not use the air
nozzle to blow air into the
dip container.
Figure 5
Flow
Valve
On/Off
Valve
Figure 6

Removing MiJET from Table
1. Disconnect airline from
MiJET. Figure 7.
2. Disconnect the quick-
connect on the back of the
Dip Container.
3. Remove the entire Dip
Container by lifting up on
the handles, set aside.
6. Remove both handles, shown
in Figure 9.
4. Use the handles on the Mi-
JET to lift the unit up and
rest the unit on the latch as
shown in Figure 7.
5. Remove bucket from the
Washstation, set aside. Fig-
ure 8
Figure 7
Figure 8
Figure 9
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Removing MiJET from Table
8. With one hand on the top
of the unit and one hand one
the bottom of the unit, twist
to unlatch from the hook.
9. Lower the unit down and
out of the table, shown in
Figure 10.
10. To replace the filter: Turn
the MiJET unit upside
down and insert back into
the table for ease of use
(Figure 11).
11. Follow instructions found
on page 13 to change the
filter.
12. Reassemble after all maintenance is complete.
13. Remember to refill the cleaning solution before connecting
the MiJET up to the shop air. Reconnect airline and continue to
clean parts.
Figure 10
Figure 11
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