Vaniman STONEVAC II PLUS User manual

STONEVAC II PLUS
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PACKING LIST
1 - StoneVac II Plus
1 - 2½” x 6’ Hose
1 - Dust Bin Bag
1 - Elastic Retaining Band
1 - Power Cord
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Remove the unit and other parts from the box; check against the packing list. Remove the hose from
inside the dust bin as well as any protective paper packing material.
2. Plug the removable power cord into the back of the unit. Try the unit by pushing the switch to the ON
position making sure the AutoPilot AUTO/MANUAL switch is in the MANUAL position.
3. The vacuum hose supplied slips onto the vacuum connection near the front panel of the unit and the
other end connects to the collection device desired. The ideal location for the StoneVac II is under the
bench where the user works. The single station hose supplied is 2½” x 6 feet long and accordions to
the desired length. 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 II and the
dust collection point. Longer hose will reduce suction. See the enclosed accessories guide for collection
device details or call your Vaniman dealer.
CONNECTING THE AUTOPILOT
Introduction:
The AutoPilot allows you to control your dust collector from a micromotor or lathe. When
you start your micromotor, the dust collector will start automatically. When you stop your
micromotor, the dust collector will continue for a short period of time to allow for the residual
dust to be cleared.
1. Turn the unit on at the main power switch. Move the other switch to AUTOMATIC, the dust collector
should turn o󰀨.
IMPORTANT SERVICE INFORMATION:
SAVE SHIPPING BOX AND FOAM FOR FUTURE
SERVICE. SHIPPING WITHOUT PROPER FOAM
MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO UNIT
WARNING:
The Autopilot will accommodate a micromotor,
electric handpiece, or lathe that does not exceed
5 amps, 115VAC, total

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2. Plug one micromotor into the receptacle on the back of the dust collector. If the dust collector comes
on, the sensitivity is set too high for your micromotor; we will adjust it in a moment. If the dust collec-
tor did not start when rst plugged in; start the micromotor now. If the dust collector starts, then the
sensitivity is set correctly. The dust collector will continue to run for about 5 to 10 seconds after you
stop using the micromotor.
3. If the sensitivity is not set correctly, it can be adjusted by the screw located on the front of the unit
to the left of the switches. There are two adjustment screws. Only adjust the one on the right. To
increase the sensitivity, gently turn the screw counter-clockwise (to the left). If your dust collector did
not start when you started the micromotor, then increase the sensitivity by gently turning the screw
slightly counter-clockwise waiting two seconds after each adjustment. Try the micromotor again. If the
dust collector does not start, then gently increase sensitivity a little more. Repeat this process until the
dust collector starts when the micromotor is running. If the dust collector starts but does not turn o󰀨
even when the micromotor is stopped, you may have to decrease the sensitivity slightly.
4. If after following these steps, the unit does not operate properly, please contact Vaniman as there may
be addition adjustments or steps that can be made to attain the results you require.
NSK Ultimate XL-K and/or Z500 Series Handpiece Users
From the NSK Ultimate XL-K and Z500 Users manual:
“Vacuum-coupled Mode"
On some dental tables with vacuum dust collector, the motor may be used while being coupled with a
dust collector.
When such a dust collector is used, power consumption of the Ultimate XL-K/Z500 can be regulated so
that the vacuum coupled function can work. If you need coupling with a vacuum dust collector, select
the mode as follows:
How to select the mode
While pressing Forward/Reverse Selector Switch (button), turn on the Power Switch, and the mode can
be selected. A long beep indicates vacuum-coupled mode and 2 short beeps indicate non-coupled mode.
Each time the switch selection is made, the mode changes between vacuum-coupled mode and non-
coupled mode.
MAINTENANCE
1. Cleaning the Filter - When a noticeable drop in suction occurs with the StoneVac II, it is time to clean
the lter. To use the self-cleaning feature of the StoneVac II, push and hold the Power switch in the
CLEAN position for several seconds. Optimum cleaning takes place within 5 seconds. For best re-
sults, wait an additional 5-7 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 Dust Bin will need to be emptied at di󰀨erent inter-
vals. Check the level of dust in the bin by lifting and turning the latches on the unit door panel. Open
and observe the dust level. To empty, set the panel aside and slide the Dust Bin from the unit; pull the
retaining band o󰀨 from around the Dust Bin ledge and gather the sides of the plastic bag together. Re-
place the bag with a Vaniman replacement and place the bag into the Dust Bin, folding the open end
of the bag over the Dust Bin edges, and putting the retaining band around the bag edges as before.
Then slide the Dust Bin back into the unit. Replacement dust bin bags P/N 97002.

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3. Replacing the lter 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, chang-
ing 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 by performing the removal instruc-
tions in reverse. 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.
4. Electrical Protection - The unit 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.
RECOMMENDED USAGE
1. Individual work station (2½” hose) or dry model trimmer dust collection for trimming or grinding Die
Stone. While the StoneVac II PLUS was designed specically for Die Stone, it will also handle other
dust developed at the same workstation such as alloy, porcelain, and acrylic.
2. The StoneVac II can be used with abrasives or micro-blasters. If used for this application, it is im-
portant that the lter be serviced or replaced regularly. Additionally, Vaniman's pre-lter Accumulator
helps capture abrasive before it reaches the dust collector, increasing the life of the unit.
RECOMMENDED ACCESSORIES
Large Accumulator - PN: VMC-A300
6ft Remote Switch - PN: 10203

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REPLACEMENT PARTS
The following items are o󰀨ered 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
Not Shown Shaker Clamp 3526
2Wing Nut 2847
3Washer 2868
4 Rubber Washer 1783
5Replacement Filter (includes rubber washer) 97001
6 Remote Plug 1427
7Outlet Receptacle 1832
8Power Connector 3010
9Circuit Breaker, 15Amp 2869
10 Top Panel Screw, 6-32 x 3/8” FHMS 3005
11 Motor Plate Screw, 6-32 x 1/2” Pan MS 2080
12 Replacement Motor - Yellow Dot 97093
Not Shown Motor Brushes Kit - Yellow Dot *Contact Vaniman for Information*
13 Switch ON/OFF/CLEAN 3282
Not Shown Protective Switch Cover 1003B
14 Switch AUTO/MANUAL 1480A
15 Door Latch 3040
16 Door Gasket 97150
Not Shown Power Cord 3006
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