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Easy Spray-H

 

Service manual

 

 

42/48 

Issue 1.9  

Ref.  NR-00088-ENG

 

http://www.gamapur.com/

 

 

Proportioning pumps

 

 

WARNING!

 

Before  resolving  any  kind  of  defect,  make  sure  all  of  the  pushbuttons  are 

off, that the general switch is in shutdown position and that the unit is disconnected from 
the  power  supply  source.  Never  handle  the  inside  of  the  control  panel  with  the  unit 
connected  to  the  power  supply.  The  metering  pumps  are  components  that  work  under 
pressure;  do  not  open  any  connection  or  perform  repair  or  maintenance  work  on 
components subject to pressure until all pressures have been completely released. 

When  pumps  are  functioning  properly,  it  is  not  unusual  for  a  small  amount  of  resin  to  seep 
through the pump packing onto the resin pump shaft. Periodically inspect shaft and wipe away 
any residue when the proportiones is turned off. 

Disassemble and clean the proportioning pumps annually,  even  if there are  no apparent signs 
of  leakage.  Make  sure  to  replace  all  packings,  o-rings  and  bushings  during  this  maintenance, 
even if there is no apparent damage. Not doing this can result in a premature failure of the new 
components  (please  refer  to  table  13  in  the  Parts  Manual  NR-00087  for  p/n  of  the  different 
models  and  sizes).  Also  inspect  the  lower  and  upper  ball  and  the  seat  assembly,  looking  for 
wear, hits or marks that may affect the normal functioning of the pump. 

Check the condition of the ISO pump lubricant daily. Change the DOTP if it becomes gelatinous 
or  darker.  Gel  formation  is  due  to  moisture  absorption  by  the  pump  lubricant.  The  interval 
between changes depends on the environment in which the equipment is operating. The pump 
lubrication  system  minimizes  exposure  to  moisture,  but  some  contamination  is  still  possible. 
Lubricant  discoloration  is  due  to  continual  seepage  of  small  amounts  of  isocyanate  past  the 
pump  packings  during  operation.  If  the  packings  are  operating  properly,  lubricant  replacement 
due to discoloration should not be necessary more often than every 3 or 4 weeks. 

For  those  situations  where  the  unit  is  operating  under  severe  working  loads  or  in  special 
working conditions, disassemble and clean the proportioning pumps every 6 months. 

Inspect  shafts,  pistons  and  cylinder  inner  surface  looking  for  scratches  that  could  cause 
premature leakage or damage to the seals. 

Maintenance work may only be carried out by authorized professional, with the right knowledge. 

 

Summary of Contents for Easy Spray-H

Page 1: ...please take the time to read all the technical and safety instructions in this manual It is essential that you follow these instructions carefully so that you can handle and use the unit properly The...

Page 2: ...ns for use provided by HI TECH accident recklessness or adjustments alterations or modifications to the Product not authorized by HI TECH or the use of accessories heating devices pumping apparatus an...

Page 3: ...ou follow these instructions carefully so that you can handle and use the unit properly These instructions are intended to maximize user safety and avoid malfunctions deriving from the incorrect use o...

Page 4: ...eir suppliers Dispose of waste as required by applicable legislation Disconnect the unit from the power supply before opening the electrical console Electrical maintenance should only be carried out b...

Page 5: ...differential T of 30 C and application temperatures of 80 C under normal ambient temperature conditions Hose heating system The unit features two systems for keeping the products hot while in the hose...

Page 6: ...________________________________________ 16A Mechanical Maximum working pressure ____________________________ 175 bar 17 5 MPa 2 540 psi Maximum output at 1 1 ratio ___________________________________...

Page 7: ...Easy Spray H Service Manual 7 48 Issue 1 9 Ref NR 00088 ENG http www gamapur com Figure 1 General view OVERVIEW...

Page 8: ...vers metered quantities of polyol to the system 10 Isocyanate heater Heats the isocyanate to the pre set temperature 11 Polyol heater Heats the polyol to the pre set temperature 12 Isocyanate pressure...

Page 9: ...wise increases the flow Turning the setting screw counter clockwise decreases the flow One turn of the setting screw corresponds to 50 bar pressure When the setting screw cannot be turned clockwise or...

Page 10: ...tank 29 Heated hose sensor switch Enables control of the temperature in the hoses 30 TCS DIP switches Enables selection of the hose heater control mode depending on whether hoses incorporate a tempera...

Page 11: ...w seconds allowing you to change the values by touching the UP DOWN buttons After changing the value press the MODE button again to confirm your selection The parameter modification function automatic...

Page 12: ...F In automatic control mode the temperature in the isocyanate ISO hose is shown on the corresponding display In manual control mode only the selected amperage value is shown The unit must be disconnec...

Page 13: ...r is on but is not heating up Turn the potentiometer clockwise to increase amps and anti clockwise if you wish to decrease amps Adjustment ranges from 0 to 50 amps Take the values below as an approxim...

Page 14: ...ompletes the pre selected number of cycles it stops dispensing product To enter the desired number of cycles press and hold the MODE button until the cycle counter starts flashing then select the numb...

Page 15: ...l button Press this button to activate normal operation When pressed this button lights up 10 Retract button Pressing this button sets the piston of the isocyanate proportioning pump to the retracted...

Page 16: ...noid valve and heating system cut out Check product pressure Check LED no 11 on the printed circuit board it should be on Check the safety pressure switch 5 Excess temperature ISO CONTROL POWER cut ou...

Page 17: ...out Replace the faulty triac 000000 Preselected cycles completed solenoid valve cut out Press the MODE button to reset the counter Set the cycle selector to zero Disconnect the unit from the power sup...

Page 18: ...t and are delivered with their ends joined to prevent humidity from entering them Do not separate them until the moment they are to be fitted to the unit Proceed as follows to prepare the unit a Remov...

Page 19: ...mpletely full 18 litres d Check the oil level in the hydraulic pump by removing the drain coupler from the pump and making sure the oil level reaches the top of the filler neck Add oil if necessary an...

Page 20: ...ARNING To prevent cross contamination of products make sure the tanks are properly closed To avoid spillage during transportation of the unit never fill the tanks completely always leave about 20 of t...

Page 21: ...irection as far as it will go n Rotate the power switch to the ON position The upper pilot light goes on o Press the CONTROL POWER button p Press the NORMAL button The LED will light up One of the dir...

Page 22: ...preparation procedure see p 18 follow the procedure given below to prepare the unit to work with heated hoses a Connect the hose heating temperature control cable to the connector on the side of the...

Page 23: ...k and the other and always use the same tank for the same product WARNING To prevent cross contamination of products make sure the tanks are properly closed To avoid spillage during transportation of...

Page 24: ...the motor Check that the fan blades are turning in the clockwise direction l Rotate the hydraulic pressure regulator in the anticlockwise direction as far as it will go m Rotate the power switch to th...

Page 25: ...e products contained in the hoses have reached working temperature press the ISO and RESIN buttons located under the HEATERS CALENTADORES display Both LEDs will light up aa Press the MOTOR button The...

Page 26: ...re efficient heating during recirculation fill the tanks with the minimum amount of product necessary for the application WARNING The product tanks are made of a plastic material which can withstand a...

Page 27: ...cyanate heater temperature q Set the polyol heater temperature r Set the hose heating temperature and intensity For hoses with recirculation s Close the recirculation valves if open and open each prod...

Page 28: ...ings do not reduce the pressure to zero We recommend keeping the system at a minimum pressure of 30 bars to prolong the life of the seal rings c Press the MOTOR button The LED will go out d Press the...

Page 29: ...ons to start the proportioning pumps g Let the materials drain into their recipients from the coupling block until the tanks are completely empty h Press the NORMAL MOTOR and CONTROL POWER buttons to...

Page 30: ...culation hose end in a recipient to collect the products contained in the tanks and inside the unit g Rotate the power switch to the ON position h Check that the taps on the coupling block are closed...

Page 31: ...m in separate waste recipients y Open the recirculation valves located under each product tank and make sure the taps on the coupling block are closed z Rotate the power switch to the ON position aa P...

Page 32: ...coupling block in the case of heated hoses or the recirculation taps in the case of hoses with recirculation are closed e Rotate the power switch to the ON position f Press the CONTROL POWER and MOTO...

Page 33: ...the incorrect handling of the substances and solvents used in the spraying process read carefully the safety information provided by suppliers Dispose of waste as required by applicable legislation D...

Page 34: ...or polyol exceeds 90 C 194 F an alarm will activate and the corresponding number will appear on the control panel 5 for isocyanate and 6 for polyol Follow the procedure below in the sequence given to...

Page 35: ...the control panel In the event of a malfunction replace the sensor being careful not to damage it during installation The sensor should be in contact with the element Hose heating WARNING Before attem...

Page 36: ...or 6 Triac If the other checks have not revealed any problems check the triac Replace the triac if it is not working properly 7 TCS temperature control sensor Temperature sensor malfunctions are autom...

Page 37: ...eck the discharge upper ball valve If pressure is lost on the downward stroke check the intake lower ball valve Proceed as follows to check the ball valves a Disconnect the unit from the power supply...

Page 38: ...ust be used to keep the component products at the minimum required transfer temperature b The product intake filter is clogged see Maintenance c The intake ball valve is leaking as a result of wear or...

Page 39: ...oo much current is delivered to the motor Disconnect the unit from the power supply and allow the motor to cool down Open the control panel and re prime the automatic switch The motor should now work...

Page 40: ...ian To avoid exposure to pressurized fluids do not release any connectors or perform maintenance work on parts subjected to pressure until the pressure has been completely eliminated Use suitable prot...

Page 41: ...be 60 Ohms d Apply PTFE or thread locking compound and screw the element into place in its housing e Re connect the cables in the terminal block make sure the connection is parallel and replace the h...

Page 42: ...ailure of the new components please refer to table 13 in the Parts Manual NR 00087 for p n of the different models and sizes Also inspect the lower and upper ball and the seat assembly looking for wea...

Page 43: ...absorption of humidity and the possibility of contamination by reaction with the cleaning solvent begin spraying immediately after cleaning the filter To check the product intake filters proceed as fo...

Page 44: ...p piston when the pump is operating The plasticizing oil needs to be changed less frequently if the seal rings and gaskets are in good condition To replace the plasticizing oil in the pump proceed as...

Page 45: ...the cap of the hydraulic tank to prevent extraneous matter from falling into the tank during removal of the hydraulic components b Dismount and replace the tank s return filter c Inspect the bottom of...

Page 46: ..._______ 20 Preparation units with heated hose ___________________________________________ 22 Purge method for heated hoses_______________________________________________ 23 Power up procedure ________...

Page 47: ...ay H Service Manual 47 48 Issue 1 9 Ref NR 00088 ENG http www gamapur com Contents ____________________________________________________ 46 List of illustrations _______________________________________...

Page 48: ...0088 ENG http www gamapur com Figure 1 General view __________________________________________ 7 Figure 2 Control panel ________________________________________ 11 Figure 3 Hose coupling method_______...

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