SMC Model 1026 Engineering Specification Rev. 100812 Page 5 of 12
10.3 A complete list of purchased parts including original part numbers, where the parts were
purchased, and the nearest local distributor where the parts can be purchased shall be provided as
a standard part of the manual. All purchased machine components such as jets, valves, PLC
modules, pneumatic system parts, etc., shall be entirely non-proprietary and available for
purchase freely and widely through normal industrial supply outlets.
20.0 Machine Operation
20.1 Items to be cleaned shall be placed inside the cabinet by the operator. The door shall be
closed and the pre-programmed treatment cycle phase options chosen. Treatment shall commence
and continue automatically to the end of the cycle. Once the treatment cycle is complete, the
operator shall open the door and remove the cleaned items.
20.2 All cycle phase selections and other cycle options shall be available for selection from the
Color Touch Screen, with supervisory PIN screens preserving security of cycle parameters.
Machine memory shall allow storage of a minimum of four(4) distinct cycles, to be recalled through
simple screen selections. Names or descriptions for each saved treatment program shall be available
for edit using the Supervisor PIN code. All cycle selections shall be easily customized by
supervisory personnel from the Screen.
20.3 Standard cycle phases shall include at least the following general treatment options:
20.3.1 Pre-rinse - Water retained in the sump from the last rinse shall be used to remove
heavy soil, flushing any easily removed matter to drain in order to ensure that the detergent
solution stays as clean as possible. Treatment shall be under pressure from the main
treatment pump at 230 GPM @ 80 feet of head. At the end of this cycle phase, debris
entrapped by the self-flushing strainer shall be sent to drain with the used treatment water.
20.3.2 Wash - Fresh hot water from the customer's supply shall be used to fill the sump,
with detergent being introduced by dispenser or manually during filling. When the sump is
full, heating shall begin in order to bring the wash solution up to the desired temperature.
The wash treatment shall be under pressure from the main treatment pump at 230 GPM @
80 feet of head. At the end of the wash cycle, detergent solution shall be flushed to drain.
The self-flushing debris strainer shall be cleaned in the process of draining the sump,
sending any entrained debris to the sewer immediately.
20.3.3 First Rinse - Fresh hot water from the customer's hot water supply shall fill the
sump, and shall be circulated through the jet system by the main treatment pump at 230
GPM @ 80 feet of head. The heating system shall be active during this cycle, maintaining
the temperature of the rinse water. At completion, the used water shall be conducted to
drain, flushing the strainer in the process.
20.3.4 Final Rinse - Fresh hot water from the customer's hot water supply shall fill the
sump, and shall be circulated through the jet system by the main treatment pump at 230
GPM @ 80 feet of head. The heating system shall be active during this cycle, maintaining
the temperature of the rinse water. At the election of the operator, this treatment cycle phase
