DIVERSITECH Typhoon TY-10000, Operation & Maintenance Manual

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10.7.5 Reprogramming Water Level Sensor - Set Water Level When Machine Off

11.1 Record Keeping

11.2 Pre-Use Checklist

11.3 Water Level Control Box

11.4 Typhoon Central Dust Collector Housing

11.5 After Filters

11.6 Exhaust Fan

1.  Check that the temperature sensors and Photohelic are properly connected
2.  If they aren’t there, check that the jumpers are installed
3.  Set the minimum for the Photohelic to almost zero [Left Dial]
4.  Set the high at about 3.5 [Right Dial]
5.  Close the fill valve
6.  We close the fill valve to make sure that the controls detect and ask for a refill. If you 

leave it open, you will not know if it did or did not refill

7.  Start the scrubber and check that you have the correct rotation
8.  Check that an iris is installed on the scrubber intake and that it is set at 5
9.  Once the water reaches steady state the zelio display will show current level = abc 

and the running SP=000. You need to set the running SP

10. Press and hold button 4 so that the current level becomes the running SP
11. Monitor performance

Note: Refilling will only happen when the current water level is 4 less than the running SP for at least 30 seconds

SECTION 11 – MAINTENANCE

It is suggested that a record be kept of operational data and that all servicing maintenance be recorded.
Maintenance data to be recorded should include details of inspections and any parts replaced.
More frequent cleaning may be required for certain applications.

Prior to use in your application, turn the unit ON, and perform a function test. To do so:

1.  Turn switch to ON position
2.  LOOK: Is the unit level, stable, and that nothing is obstructing the extraction path. Is there adequate water in the basin.
3.  LISTEN: Does the motor and suction sound smooth and within expected volumes.
4.  FEEL: Place your hand on top of the unit and sense for unexpected vibration.  
5.  Inform all potential users of this equipment where they may find and review this manual.

Observe water in the control box frequently. Be certain that water level is at the running level. Observe frequently through glass 
sight in control box side.
Open the water level box each week while the Typhoon Wet Dust Collector is stopped and remove any accumulation in the box, 
check air equalizing port, ultrasonic sensor, and drain pipe for plugging, build-up and wear; clean if necessary.

Each month, drain the Typhoon Central Dust Collector and check for build-up on any surface. Open the access doors located on the middle section. 
Check all impeller surfaces and base walls carefully and wash down with water hose, if required. Frequency of this operation can be extended until 
proper cycle for a given application has been determined.

Each month, open the access doors located on the middle section and the access panel on the top clean air section. Inspect the after filters for wear 
and cleanliness, and replace as needed. After filters must be replaced regularly to ensure airflow is not restricted.

Check the fan for excessive vibration each month. Be certain the fan is rotating in the proper direction.
Check the fan wheel for any dust accumulation every three (3) months.