System One S Series User manual

S SERIES
MODELS 501S| 571S | 581S | 591S
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
FOR ASSISTANCE CALL 1-800-711-1414

SECTION PAGE
1. Safe Use Instructions........................................................................................................ 1
a. General
b. Installation
c. Operation
d. Service
2. Product Illustration............................................................................................................ 3
3. Specifications................................................................................................................... 4
a. Product Specifications
b. Approved Solvents
c. Certifications
4. Operating Instructions...................................................................................................... 5
a. Unpacking and Setup
b. Wash Operation
c. Recycling Operation
d. Timer Operation
5. Troubleshooting............................................................................................................... 8
6. Warranty............................................................................................................ Back Cover
TABLE OF CONTENTS

KEEP THIS MANUAL AND MSDS IN A PLACE THAT IS READILY AVAILABLE TO THE USER.
Read and understand the Instruction Manual and Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the
solvent used in the Recycling Parts Washer.
Observe all warnings posted in this manual and on the equipment.
FIRST AID: See MSDS for detailed information.
oEYE CONTACT: For eyes, immediately flush with plenty of water for 15 minutes and CALL A
PHYSICIAN.
oSKIN CONTACT: In case of contact with skin immediately remove contaminated clothing.
Wash thoroughly with soap and water. Wash contaminated clothing before reuse. Discard
contaminated shoes.
oINHALATION: After high vapor exposure, remove to fresh air. If breathing is difficult, give oxygen.
If breathing has stopped give artificial respiration. CALL A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY!
oSWALLOWING: If swallowed, CALL A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIATELY! Do NOT induce vomiting. Have
patient lie down and keep warm. Vomiting may lead to pneumonitis, which may be fatal.
FIRE: In case of fire see MSDS for detailed information.
ACCIDENTAL RELEASE: See MSDS for detailed information.
oFollowing appropriate environmental procedure. Promptly clean up any spills. Stop leaks only
when there is no risk or danger. Notify SystemOne
® Service Support at 1-800-711-1414
immediately.
HANDLING AND STORAGE OF SOLVENT: See MSDS for detailed information.
oDo not smoke, eat or drink in the work area. Use good personal hygiene. Wash thoroughly
with soap and water after handling and before eating, drinking or using tobacco products.
oAlways wear the appropriate protective equipment (e.g. gloves, eyewear, apron, etc.).
oKEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN AT ALL TIMES.
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of fire or explosion, install, operate, and maintain this equipment in
accordance with this manual.
Operating this equipment in an unventilated area is not recommended and may be hazardous to your
health.
This unit is for use in a 103°F (39.5°C) environment with no forced ventilation. Under these
conditions the unit shall be spaced 3 feet from potential sources of ignition such as electrical
receptacles, switched, pilot lights, fixtures, contacts, and other similar equipment that can
produce sparks. If the equipment is used in higher ambient temperatures, an increase in spacing
to sources of ignition shall be considered.
Ensure the Recycling Parts Washer is properly grounded and the power connected in accordance
with local area requirements.
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SAFE USE INSTRUCTIONS
General
Installation

WARNING: Solvent used in this Recycling Parts Washer is a combustible liquid and vapor. Adding
other chemicals to the cleaning solvent, including but not limited to kerosene, fuel oil, gasoline,
detergents, or chlorinated solvents may cause hazardous conditions for which the manufacturer has
no control or responsibility.
The parts washer lid has a fusible link assembly that holds the lid open during use. This fusible link is
a safety feature designed to release the lid in case of fire allowing the lid to close. Do not modify, alter,
or obstruct the operation of the fusible link. Do not leave unattended objects in the sink which would
interfere with the closing of the lid.
Do not place hot parts into the Recycling Parts Washer.
Do not spray aerosols into or around Recycling Parts Washer.
Do not clean or degrease porous or absorbent materials, such as cloth, leather, wood or paper.
Do not operate Recycling Parts Washer if any leak is apparent or occurs during use. Contact your
service representative.
Unit produces heat. Do not open the distillation drain knob during a recycle process, or if hot to
touch. Allow the unit to complete the recycle process and always be sure it is cool before
attempting to remove oil waste.
Close fire lid when not in use.
Cleaning operations should be conducted in a manner that prevents spillage, splashing, or
misting.
Service should only be performed by an authorized technician. Risk of electric shock or serious
injury may occur if improperly serviced.
MODIFICATION OF EQUIPMENT WILL VOID THE MANUFACTURER WARRANTY.
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Operation
Service

Figure 1
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PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION
Fill Plug
Strainer Basket and
Cover Plate
Drain Bung
Recycle Button
LED Indicator
On/Off Button
Recycle Timer

Power Requirements: 115VAC, 60 Hz, 12A
Environment: 41°F to 104°F (5°C to 40°C)
Solvent Capacity: 30 gallons US
Figure 2
This unit is approved for use with mineral spirits with a flashpoint greater than 140° Qsol©brand solvents.
Contact the manufacturer for other approved solvents.
CAUTION: Avoid distilling solvents that may include unstable reactives, such as Nitrocellulose.
This unit is ETL listed and conforms to UL 2208, Standard for Solvent
Distillation Units and is certified to CAN/CSA C22.2 no.88.
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SPECIFICATION
501S
571S
581S
591S
W (Width) Sink Basin
33”
39”
45”
54”
D (Depth) Sink Basin
27”
29”
27”
27””
OH (Operating Height)
68”
70”
68”
68””
WH (Working Height)
39”
39”
39”
39”
FS (Front Spacing)
36”
36”
36”
36”
RS (Rear Spacing)
3”
3”
3”
3”
SS (Side Spacing)
4”
4”
4”
4”
Weight (Empty)
335lb
350lb
363lb
377lb
OH
WH
SPECIFICATIONS
Product Specifications
Approved Solvents
Certifications

Remove strapping, stretch wrap, and packing material from unit.
1. Attach fire lid bracket to unit as shown in Figure 3.
2. Connect unit to a dedicated 15 ampere branch circuit.
oCAUTION: Do not use any extension cords as this represents a fire hazard.
oCAUTION- To provide continued protection against risk of electrical
shock, fire, and explosion, connect to properly grounded outlets only.
3. For units shipped empty, remove fill plug and add solvent. Use a dip stick to
monitor fluid level when filling. MAXIMUM 30 GALLONS.
4. NEVER start the parts washer dry without solvent. This can cause serious
damage to the unit.
1. Ensure the machine is plugged into a grounded 3-prong outlet before pressing the on/off button.
2. Put on protective eyewear, gloves, clothing, and shoes before operating unit.
3. Lift lid. Be sure latch catches so lid is held in the open position.
4. Wipe off loose or excess dirt from part or assembly, and drain all excess fluids before placing parts
into the wash basin.
5. Adjust nozzle so that it is centered inside the wash basin.
6. Push the on/off button to start solvent flow through spigot and flow-through brush. Solvent flow
will stop after 15 minutes or when the on/off button is pressed again. If solvent does not flow
when the on/off button is pressed, additional solvent may be transferred to the wash basin. Press
and hold the on/off button for up to sixty seconds or until fluid begins to flow. Repeat procedure if
necessary.
7. Clean all parts in the wash basin. Avoid splashing outside of the wash basin. Use a stiff brush to
remove heavy deposits. When not in use, place the brush in the wash basin. Do not set brush
down outside of the wash basin.
8. Drain clean parts in the wash basin for approximately 15 seconds or until dripping ceases.
9. Close lid when not in use.
1. Push recycle button once to transfer dirty solvent into the distillation tank and return clean fluid to
the wash basin. The clean fluid transfer takes about 5 minutes, at which time the operator may
then resume use of the machine.
2. Although the recycling process may run for several hours, it will stop automatically once the cycle is
complete. There is a short lockout period before another recycle process can be started. Do not
unplug the unit during the recycle process.
3. For periodic draining of residue, wait until the machine cools down and the temperature indicator
turns green. Unscrew the drain knob and allow the residue to drain into a container. Reinstall the
drain knob and dispose of the residue according to local regulations.
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Wash Operation
Recycling Operation
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Unpacking and Setup
Figure 3

The timer is used whenever you want to automate your recycling schedule and help maintain consistently
clean fluid in your parts washer. The timer comes pre-programmed to operate on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10pm Eastern Standard Time. The recycling process will operate for 12 hours on each
automatic start.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Set the time and/or day of the week
Press and hold the Clock Program button (4)
While you:
Press the Day button (3)
Press the Hour button (5)
Press the Minute button (7)
NOTE: The clock is in 24-hour format.
To disable the automatic timer from starting the unit, press the “MANUAL” button on the top of the timer
until the status indicator displays as the current mode status.
To enable the automatic timer function, press the “MANUAL” button again until the status indicator shows
as the current mode status.
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Day
Program
AUTO/ON/OFF
Clock
Mode Status
Programming
Keypad
1 = Program
2 = Master Reset
3 = Day
4 = Clock Program
5 = Hour
6 = Program Clear
7 = Minute
Figure 5
Operation of Automatic Timer
To Program the Clock (Figure 5)
To Enable or Disable the Automatic Recycle (Figure 5)

Recycling solvent can occur at any time of the day and any day of the week. An automatic schedule can
be created to recycle solvent on alternating days, weekdays only, weekends only, individual days, or any
number of different combinations. Up to 18 different schedules can be programmed in the timer.
You will see the following default schedule:
lower left corner of the display should show program number 1
clock should read 22:00
upper left corner of the display should show M-W-F
Changing the default schedule
Press the Program button (1)
As applicable:
Press the Day button (3)
Press the Hour button (5)
Press the Minute button (7)
Press the Clock program button (4)
Adding a new schedule
Press the Program button (1) until you arrive at a
blank schedule
As applicable:
Press the Day button (3)
Press the Hour button (5)
Press the Minute button (7)
Press the Clock program button (4)
Deleting a schedule
Press the Program button (1)
Press the Program Clear button (6)
Clearing the current time and all
programmed settings
Press the Master Reset button (2)
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To Add or Change Automatic Recycle Schedules (Figure 5)