Vaniman STONEVAC AM User manual

STONEVAC AM
120V
25799 Jeerson Ave. Murrieta, CA 92562 1-800-VANIMAN (826-4626) www.vaniman.com [email protected]
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PACKING LIST
1 - StoneVac for Additive Manufacturing
1 - Plastic Disposal Bag
1 - Power Cord
1 - Interface Cable
1 - Large Accumulator
1 - 2.5" x 6’ Hose
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove the unit and other parts from the box and check against the packing list. Remove the hose
and power cord from inside the dust bin as well as any protective paper packing material.
2. Plug one end of the power cord into the back of the StoneVac and the other end into a designated
15 AMP circuit. Turn on the StoneVac by ipping the main power switch on the back of the Unit into
the ON position. Once the switch is in the ON position, the red LED indicator on the front of the unit
will illuminate.
3. The 2.5" vacuum hose supplied slips onto the vacuum connection in the back of the unit and the
other end connects to the top of the Large Accumulator. The 1.5" vacuum hose connects from the
Large Accumulator's inlet arm to the collection point in your post-processing area. The ideal location
for the StoneVac is near the post-processing area. Hose extensions and adaptors are available from
your dealer. We recommend, however, that you try to keep the total length of hose less than 6 feet
between the StoneVac and the dust collection point; longer hose will reduce suction.
IMPORTANT SERVICE INFORMATION:
SAVE SHIPPING BOX AND FOAM FOR FUTURE
SERVICE. SHIPPING WITHOUT PROPER FOAM
MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO UNIT
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4. When you are ready to use your StoneVac, press the button on the front of the unit labeled START/
STOP (Fig. 1). Once pressed, the motor will begin to run at the lowest available speed and the green
LED indicator will illuminate on the front of the StoneVac.
5. While the motor is running you can increase suction
by pressing the SPEED UP button, or decrease
suction by pressing the SPEED DOWN button until
you nd an an acceptable level of suction for your
application.
6. While the StoneVac Brushless SC can be controlled at
the unit's front control panel, it also can be controlled
remotely with one of Vaniman's remotes. To use a
remote with the StoneVac Brushless SC, start by
setting the desired suction level for your application
by starting the motor, increasing or decreasing the
speed of the motor, then stop the motor.
7. Plug the remote into the REMOTE PORT (Fig. 2) on the back of the unit then press the MANUAL/
REMOTE button on the front of the unit (Fig. 1). The blue LED indicator on the front control panel
will illuminate signifying the unit is being controlled by the connected remote(s). Test this by ipping
your remote switch into the ON position and the StoneVac will start running at the speed you set it
at in step #6.
MAINTENANCE
1. Cleaning the Filter - When a noticeable drop in suction occurs in the unit, it is time to clean the lter.
To use the self-cleaning feature of the StoneVac, push and hold the Power switch in the “CLEAN”
position for several seconds. Optimum cleaning takes place in within 5 seconds. For best results,
wait an additional 10-15 seconds with the Power switch in the “OFF” or center position, this allows
the dust cleaned from the lter to fall into the dust bin before turning the unit on again.
2. Emptying the Dust Bin - Depending on usage, the unit will need to be emptied at dierent intervals.
To check the level of dust in the bin, open the door and observe the dust level. To empty, open the
door and slide the bin from the unit. Pull the edges of the bag together to close the bag for disposal.
Replace the bag with a Vaniman replacement and carefully slide the dust bin back into the unit.
Replacement bag re-order number P/N 97002 (pack of 12).
3. Servicing or Replacing the Filter Cartridge - Regularly check the lter to make sure it is secure
and properly seated against the lter mounting/sealing plate. Periodically, the lter cartridge will
become worn or clogged beyond the use of the “CLEAN” feature. In cases when dust collector
usage is heavy, changing interval may be as frequent as 3-6 months. To replace the lter, follow the
instructions above to remove and empty the dust bin. With the dust bin removed, reach underneath
the Filter Cartridge and unscrew the lter retaining nut. Remove the nut and washers and pull the
lter downward then forward out of the unit. Replace the lter with a new lter cartridge then reverse
removal instructions for proper installation. Filter Cartridge re-order P/N 97001.
NOTE: Be sure to replace the rubber washer FIRST and the metal washer SECOND. Securely fasten
the lter retaining nut. Improper installation may cause dust to pass into the air.
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4. Electrical Protection - The StoneVac is protected by a circuit breaker. If the unit is plugged in and
does not operate, check to see if the circuit breaker was activated by inspecting it on the back of
the unit where the power cord enters the unit. If the circuit breaker was activated, push the button
in the center to reset it. If the unit still does not operate, contact your dealer or call the factory at
1-800-VANIMAN for technical assistance.
5. Thermal Protection - The brushless motor is thermally protected and is virtually maintenance free.
However, if improper ventilation is not provided to the unit, it may overheat and shut down. Allow
the unit to cool fully, correct the ventilation problem and restart the unit.
RECOMMENDED USAGE
1. The StoneVac for Addivitve Manufacturing is best used for up to two post-processing work stations
to collect dry dust only, including Nylon 11 and Nylon 12. If you are unsure about whether a specic
dust is compatible with this unit, please contact Vaniman Manufacturing Co.
2. The StoneVac for Additive Manufacturing can also be used with abrasives or micro-blasters. Whatever
application you use this unit for, it is important that the lter be serviced or replaced regularly to
maintain suction and prolong the unit life. Additionally, Vaniman’s Pre-Filter/Accumulator helps capture
abrasive before it reaches the dust collector, increasing the life of the lter.
NOTE: WHEN REPLACING THE FILTER, PLEASE FOLLOW PROPER PROTECTION
PROTOCALS REQUIRED BASED ON THE MATERIAL YOU ARE COLLECTING. SOME
MATERIALS MAY BE HAZARDOUS AND COULD CAUSE INJURY.
ACCUMULATOR INSTALLATION AND MOUNTING :
The Accumulator comes with a mounting bracket that can be fastened to a wall by using the two #8 wood screws
provided or other wall fasteners to attach the bracket before assembling the Accumulator. To fasten to a wall, loosen
the large band clamp and remove from the Accumulator. Fasten to a wall or other vertical surface before sliding the
Accumulator back into the clamp and tightening. The Accumulator can also be mounted to the side of Vaniman Dust
Collectors by screwing the Bracket into the two mounting holes on the Dust Collector Case opposite the exhaust.
Leave at least 1-2 inches under the cup so that it may be emptied removed and emptied.
21in
10.50
6.00
Air Inlet from
Workstation
Air Outlet to
Dust Collector

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ACCUMULATOR HOSE CONNECTION:
1. The Inlet and Outlet of the Accumulator are designed to recieve Vaniman's 2.5" hose or 1.5" hose
with Vaniman's reducing adapter.
2. The Accumulator is installed between the workstation and the Dust Collector. Connect the hose from
the Dust Collector to the Outlet on top of the Accumulator by gently sliding the hose end into the
Accumulator until snug. The hose collecting the debris should connect to the Inlet (horizontal arm)
of the Accumulator by gently sliding the hose end into the Accumulator until snug.
ACCUMULATOR OPERATION:
3. After making your hose connections and before turning your Dust Collector on, ensure the two Toggle
Latches on the Collection Cup are snapped in place to secure the Collection Cup to the bottom of
the Accumulator.
4. To remove the cup, turn the Dust Collector o and gently tap the sides of the Accumulator to knock
down dust from the Accumulator walls into the cup. Hold the Collection Cup with one hand on each
side directly below the toggle latches, and with your index ngers ip the Toggle Latches upward
then swing the Wire Bales outward. Carefully lower the Collection Cup and empty the contents.
Replace the cup onto the bottom rim of the Accumulator, swing the wire bales over the bottom rim
of the Accumulator, and snap the Toggle Latches down to secure the cup in place.
NOTE: While Collection Cup is removed from the Accumulator, inspect the gasket on the bottom of the
Accumulator body where the Collection Cup meets it. If damaged or in need of replacement, contact
Vaniman to order a replacement. Without this gasket, the collected material could escape from the
collection system.
5. Turn the vacuum system on and use as you normally would. As the collector pot lls with dust, you can see
the material through the translucent walls of the Collection Cup. It is best to empty the Collection Cup daily
or when it is half full.

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REPLACEMENT PARTS
The following items are oered to enhance the usage of your quality Vaniman unit. These items can be
order through your supplier using the following part numbers. Please feel free to contact Vaniman Mfg.
Co. with questions regarding our products.
Fig. # Description Reorder Part Number
1Replacement Shaker Motor 97003
2Wing Nut 2847
3Washer 2868
4 Rubber Washer 1783
5Replacement Filter (includes rubber washer) 97001
6 Speed Control Power PCB 5216
7Main Disconnect Switch 3285
8Speed Control Interface PCB 5171
9Motor Plate Screw, 6-32 x 1/2” Pan MS 2080
10 Top Panel Screw, 6-32 x 3/8” FHMS 3005
11 Motor Plate Joining Screw, 6-32 x 3/8” Pan SMS 1421A
12 Replacement Speed Control Motor 97035
13 Door Latch 3040
14 Door Gasket 97150
Not Shown Shaker Clamp 3526
Not Shown Power Cord 3006
Not Shown Caster Wheels 3140
Not Shown Interface Cable Contact Vaniman
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