Chip Blaster manual - Salvex

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13.0. ALARMS:
13.1. THE FOLLOWING ERRORS WILL STOP THE OPERATION ON
THE COOLANT SYSTEM AND CAUSE THE ES RELAY TO
CHANGE STATES:
13.1.1. Main drive fault.
13.1.2. Filter pump overload.
13.1.3. Return pump overload.
13.1.4. Monitored circuit breaker trip.
13.1.5. Dirty “A” filter at end of cycle. De-energize “call for coolant”.
(Single filter unit).
13.1.6. Dirty “B” filter at end of cycle. De-energize “call for coolant”.
(Auto cross over option).
13.1.7. Dirty post filter at end of cycle. De-energize “call for coolant”.
13.1.8. Low coolant level in the ChipBLASTER coolant tank
13.1.9. High pressure to the machining center is below 300 PSI (20.6 Bar) - (with no
alarm). This requires an optional pressure switch to be purchased with
ChipBLASTER.
13.2 . THE FOLLOWING ERRORS WILL CAUSE THE ALARM TO
SOUND:
13.1.1. Any motor overload (constant blast).
13.1.2. Monitored circuit breaker trip (constant blast).
13.1.3. Low coolant limit (intermittent blast).
13.1.4. Post filter for one (1) hour without de-energizing “call for coolant”.
13.1.5. Flow rate of coolant from the machining center’s coolant tank sump to the
ChipBLASTER tank is less than 8 GPM [30.2 l/min] (intermittent blast/warning
only). SLOW COOLANT RETURN.
13.3. THE FOLLOWING ERROR WILL CAUSE THE ERROR LIGHT TO
FLASH:
13.3.1. Dirty “A” filter either a single, dual or autocross filter system.
13.4. THE FOLLOWING WILL CAUSE THE ERROR LIGHT TO TURN
ON STEADY:
13.4.1. Post filter dirty.
13.5. TO RESET A FAULT:
13.5.1. Determine the cause of the fault and correct. Press RESET / AIR PURGE push
button on enclosure door. Re-energize the required “M” code to start the
ChipBLASTER.
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