AQC MAXIVIBE AMV-1050, Owner'S Manual

Page 1: ...f the owner Leave with the unit when set up and start up are complete AQC Dust Collecting Systems inc reserves the right to change design and specifications without prior notice AMV 170 AMV 270 AMV 35...

Page 2: ...Shaker system 11 11 3 Electrical connection 11 12 Start Stop procedure 12 12 1 Starting the unit with a new filter envelope 12 12 2 Normal start up 12 12 3 Shutting the unit OFF 12 13 Safety measures...

Page 3: ...about the safety measures and maintenance instructions 2 INFORMATION ON THE DUST COLLECTOR Model Serial number Delivery date Date of installation Name of customer Address Accessories Other WARNING The...

Page 4: ...d 810 to 1350 for a triple cabinet type 3 1 Each MAXIVIBE units include Welded reinforced steel cabinet 1 to 3 filter envelopes each having from 270 to 570 sq ft of filter surface for a recommended ai...

Page 5: ...olids and solvents Any object on fire or bearing a fire hazard such as sparks created by grinding buffing or smoking material should not be allowed to enter the collector cabinet as it may cause a fir...

Page 6: ...the dust storage system Other optional devices such as an explosion venting system or flame front damper may also be shipped on separate skids Drawing 2 7 2 Area of installation 1 The area chosen to i...

Page 7: ...re the area where the collector is to be installed Ensure the area is clear of any obstacle or debris 2 Using eye bolts and shackles lift the dust storage compartment over the area where the collector...

Page 8: ...olts and washers 9 Locate the pre installed fasteners that will be used to join the roof and acoustical enclosure around the roof of the collector and remove them 10 Lift the acoustical enclosure and...

Page 9: ...s not wired to the fan motor assembly when shipped The control panel is although pre wired when shipped Connect the control panel to the motor 3 Apply electrical power to the control panel and verify...

Page 10: ...t storage section and align the bolt holes Attach the lter cabinet to the dust storage section using the supplied nuts washers and bolts Tighten bolts for an adequate seal gure 3 Support plates Suppor...

Page 11: ...collector inlet and outlet Check for proper installation of all accessories and optional equipment 11 2 Shaker system Check if filter envelope upper frame is in place For automatic shaker systems chec...

Page 12: ...ny maintenance on the collector should be accomplished by a minimum of two 2 workers When finished retrieve all tools inside the collector WARNING Never do maintenance tasks by an unaccompanied worker...

Page 13: ...walkways parking lots offices or any other area where people could have access 13 6 Processes creating sparks If dusts or collected matter is present in the collector or in the equipment connected to...

Page 14: ...olt holes 6 Lower the lter cabinet onto th 7 Attach the lter cabinet to the washers and bolts Tighten bolt Figure 3 Support plates Support legs Cross braces WARNING Apply two strips of buty outline On...

Page 15: ...Inc will not be held liable for injury or damages caused by a fire a blast or an explosion as per the agreement made upon the construction of the collector However the collector is built as per NFPA 6...

Page 16: ...If needed lubricate the shaker and shaft rocking system using lithium base grease Problem Probable cause Solution Smoke or dust escaping from the clean air outlet Filter envelope not installed correc...

Page 17: ...H until the dust to be filtered is affected Pressure differential is too high Air volume is too high Check for speed and rotation of motor the position of gates and air volume at collector outlet Make...

Page 18: ...of filter envelope Temperature is higher than normal in collector Check and evaluate filtered air temperature Do not exceed such temperatures Dust filtered is not compatible with filter enveloppe Che...

Page 19: ...anty customer must notify Seller in writing of the Product defect which notice shall include a reasonable description of the defect within 10 days from the date such defect is discovered or ought to h...

Page 20: ...possibility of such damages or could have reasonably foreseen them 19 3 Fire and Explosion and Acceptance of Risk Customer acknowledges that improper installation or use of the Product may result in f...