Safety Information - Chicago Pneumatic CPA5000 Información Sobre Seguridad

PNEUMATIC DUST EXTRACTION UNIT
2. Remove the Inlet Cap
• Hold the vacuum canister and rotate the inlet cap coun-
terclockwise approximately 1 full turn.
• Remove the cap from the canister.
3. Remove the Pre-Filter from the HEPA filter
• Hold the Inlet Cap in your left hand.
• Grasp the bottom of the Pre-Filter with your right hand
and carefully pull it down and off the HEPA filter.
• Dispose of the Pre-Filter according to your company pol-
icy.
4. Install a new Pre-Filter on the HEPA filter
• Lay the inlet cap assembly upside down on a work sur-
face.
• Stretch a new Pre-Filter over the HEPA filter
• Pull the Pre-Filter on to the HEPA filter until the entire
HEPA filter is covered.
• Ensure the Pre-Filter elastic is touching the bottom of the
inlet cap
• Ensure the Pre-Filter elastic is NOT seated between the
HEPA filter gasket and the bottom of the inlet cap.
5. Replace the Inlet Cap
• Clean / Wipe the top edge of the canister to ensure a
good seal when the inlet cap is attached.
• Replace the inlet cap on the canister and rotate clockwise
approximately 1 full turn until snug.
Attaching the shoulder trap
See figure 8
• The Shoulder Strap buckles (A) clip to two Mojave Buckles
(B) on the Inlet Cap.
• Adjust the Shoulder Strap by sliding buckle (C).
Compressed air fittings
See figure 2
1. The vacuum has the following compressed air require-
ments to function properly
• Compressed air must be clean, dry, and oil free to prevent
blockage of the pneumatic system.
• Compressed airline must have a minimum diameter of
3/8in.
2. Compressed Air Plug (A) (air in)
The Vacuum is supplied with a 1/4in industrial interchange
compressed air plug (A) for connection to your compressed
air supply.
The compressed air plug may be changed to another nominal
1/4in style if required.
• Hold the compressed air bushing (B) with a 3/4in open end
wrench.
• Remove the compressed air plug with either a 9/16in deep
socket or 9/16in open end wrench.
• Install a new compressed air plug.
3. Compressed Air Coupler (B) (air out)
The Vacuum is supplied with a 1/4in brass high flow com-
patible industrial interchange compressed air coupler.
This coupler provides convenient pass through compressed
air for an air tool connected to the vacuum.
The compressed air coupler (C) may be changed to an-
other nominal 1/4 in style if required
• Hold the compressed air bushing with a 3/4in open end
wrench.
• Remove the compressed air coupler with a 3/4in open end
wrench.
• Install a new compressed air coupler.
Safe debris removal
Principle of Operation
If the unit is used to collect hazadous debris, a second HEPA
filtered vacuum (Support Vacuum) can be used to safely re-
move the debris out of the unit. It is recommended that the
Support Vacuum (A) have a 1-1/2 in vacuum hose.
If this vacuum is used to collect hazardous material, appro-
priate personal protective equipment may be required.
The vacuum should be emptied when half full or when dust
accumulation in the vacuum degrades performance.
1. Safe the Vacuum
• Disconnect the compressed air source from the vacuum.
• Disconnect the vacuum hose.
2. Connect the Support Vacuum (A)
• Activate the support vacuum.
• Hold the end of the Support Vacuum Hose (A) over the
Vacuum Inlet (C).
3. Connect the Support Vacuum
• Tilt the Scorpion onto its side to help the debris flow to the
vacuum inlet (C).
• Continue to tilt and lightly shake the unit until all of the de-
bris has been removed from the canister (C).
Empty the vacuum
See figure 4
If this vacuum is used to collect hazardous material, ap-
propriate personal protective equipment may be re-
quired. The vacuum should be emptied when half full or
when dust accumulation in the vacuum degrades perfor-
mance.
1. Safe the Vacuum
• Disconnect the compressed air source from the vacuum.
• Disconnect the vacuum hose.
2. Remove the Inlet Cap (A)
• Hold the vacuum canister (C) and rotate the inlet cap coun-
terclockwise approximately 1 full turn.
• Remove the cap from the canister and set aside.
3. Empty the Canister (C)
• Discard the contents of the canister (B) in an approved
waste receptacle
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