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Owner’s Manual for DF7500 Dust Suppression System

Operation

6. See 

Figure 3-3

.  Verify  power  source  is  properly

connected  to  socket  (C).  For  power  requirements
and setup, see 

Connecting Power Supply

Figure 3-3. Electrical Connection

IMPORTANT NOTE: 

For grounding requirements, fol-

low National Electrical Code (NEC), state, and local regu-
lations.

7. See 

Figure 3-4

.  Verify  transport  lock  (D)  and  (E)

are disengaged. For more information, see 

Using

Transport Locks

.

Figure 3-4. Transport Safety Locks

Starting the Unit

1. See 

Figure 3-5

Verify emergency switch (A) is in

the out, armed position. If emergency switch is not
armed, twist counterclockwise to reset.

2. Turn input switch (B) ON.
3. Set manual control switch (C) to MANUAL.
4. Press fan (D) ON. 
5. Press water pump (E) ON.
6. If  using  automatic  oscillation  system,  press

oscillation system (F) ON.

NOTE: 

If using automatic oscillation, system must be set

up prior to operation. See 

Automatic Oscillation

.

NOTE: 

If  the  fan  does  not  start  and  phase  controller

error  lamp  (G)  is  lit,  turn  phase  controller  switch  (H)  to
PHASE SRT or PHASE SRT then restart fan.

Figure 3-5. Control Panel

Stopping the Unit

NOTE: 

See 

Figure 3-5

.  Stop  the  unit  at  any  time  by

pressing emergency stop (A). 

Shut down the unit in the following sequence:

1. Shut off oscillation system (F).
2. Shut off water pump (E).
3. Shut off fan (D).
4. Shut off input switch on control panel (B).

Tilting the Blower 

NOTE: 

Transport locks must be disengaged before tilting

the blower. See 

Using Transport Locks

.

See 

Figure 3-5

.  Use  control  panel  tilting  lever  (I)  or

remote control tilt buttons to adjust tilt 0 to 40

°.

Manual Rotation

NOTE: 

Transport  locks  must  be  disengaged  before

rotating blower. See 

Using Transport Locks

.

1. See 

Figure 3-5

. Verify oscillation is switched OFF (F).

2. See 

Figure 3-6

 Use handle (A) to rotate blower.

Figure 3-6. Manual rotation

C

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A

B

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D

G

E

A

B

C

F

H

I

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Summary of Contents for DF7500

Page 1: ...NCE Register your Generac product at WWW GENERAC COM 1 888 GENERAC 1 888 436 3722 Owner s Manual For DF7500 Dust Suppression System 009111 For technical assistance contact www generacmobileproducts co...

Page 2: ...ance Proper maintenance and care of the generator ensures a minimum number of problems and keeps operating expenses at a minimum It is the operator s responsibility to perform all safety checks to ver...

Page 3: ...ol Panel Components and Functions 10 Unit and Serial Number Locations 10 Connecting Water Supply 11 Connecting Power Supply 11 Using Transport Locks 12 Disengaging Transport Locks 12 Engaging Transpor...

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Page 5: ...dealer go to https www gener acmobileproducts com parts service find service When contacting an ASD about parts and service always supply the complete model and serial number of the unit as given on t...

Page 6: ...maintain this equipment Failure to follow proper installation requirements could result in death serious injury and equipment or property damage CAUTION 000229 Equipment or property damage Do not blo...

Page 7: ...rd people or animals Shut unit OFF immediately if people or animals enter the work area Failure to do so could result in death or serious injury DANGER Electrocution DO NOT use the unit if electrical...

Page 8: ...ay from heavy traffic prior to transporting the unit Maximum recommended speed for highway towing is 45 mph 72 km h Recommended off road tow ing speed is 10 mph 16 km h or less depending on terrain Wh...

Page 9: ...igure 1 1 Safety Decal Locations IMPORTANT NOTE See original trailer operating manual for trailer safety and operating decal information Table 1 1 Decal Descriptions ID Description 1 Electric Shock Ha...

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Page 11: ...et Water Filter micron mesh 180 80 Number of Nozzles 24 Rotation Angle Range degrees 335 Tilt Angle degrees 0 40 Noise Level DB 22 ft 7 m 84 Maximum Horizontal Range without wind ft m 98 131 30 40 Max...

Page 12: ...t Safety Locks E Control Panel J Electrical Socket 009032 A A B A C D E F G H I J G F E D C B A H J K L N M I Control Panel Components and Functions A Manual Control Switch B Oscillation System Switch...

Page 13: ...requirements will void warranty Water supply must meet the following requirements Water must be greater than 15 gallons per minute 52 liters per minutes and no less than 14 psi 1 bar Water supply hose...

Page 14: ...e to socket D Figure 2 9 Electrical Connection A 009111 000145 DANGER Electrocution In the event of electrical accident immediately shut power OFF Use non conductive implements to free victim from liv...

Page 15: ...2 Engage transport locks See Using Transport Locks 3 Remain aware of people and objects around the unit while preparing maneuvering and lifting the unit When lifting the unit attach any slings chains...

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Page 17: ...in death or serious injury 000152 DANGER Electrocution Verify electrical system is properly grounded before applying power Failure to do so will result in death or serious injury 000104 DANGER Electro...

Page 18: ...sing automatic oscillation system must be set up prior to operation See Automatic Oscillation NOTE If the fan does not start and phase controller error lamp G is lit turn phase controller switch H to...

Page 19: ...using the radio control system must Understand transmitter and machine functions Visually follow machine movements activated by transmitter Switch off transmitting unit whenever suspending the job Re...

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Page 21: ...chance of someone inadvertently trying to start the unit Inspecting the Unit If the unit is stored outside check for water inside the cabinet and control panel cover before each use If wet dry the uni...

Page 22: ...enance Cleaning Inlet Filter 1 See Figure 4 5 Unscrew and remove water inlet B 2 Remove filter cartridge 3 Tap cartridge on a solid surface and blow with com pressed air to remove sediment 4 Install c...

Page 23: ...GMP ASD A A B Problem Possible Cause Solution Water Pump Doesn t Work Pump dry Air in water system Insufficient water inlet pressure Open main water tap Open water control valves Verify sufficient wat...

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