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4.0 INSTALLATION 

 

THE CLEANER MUST BE INSTALLED BY SPECIALISED PERSONNEL 

 
The place where the cleaner is to be installed must be spacious enough to make it possible to 
access  the  machine  comfortably  and  safely,  for  all  routine  or  extraordinary  maintenance 
operations. 

4.1 POSITIONING THE CLEANER 

Make sure the place where the cleaner is to be installed is perfectly flat. Lift the cleaner using 
the hooks and place it in its seat, in the tank.

 

4.2 CONNECTION TO THE WATER MAINS 

Use  a  hose  connection  (not  included  in  the  standard  supply)  to 
connect a flexible tube to the entrance of the cleaner (see figure on 
the  side).  Alternatively,  this  connection  can  be  made  using 
hydraulic components (tubes, elbows etc), suitably sized. 

4.3 CONNECTION TO THE POWER MAINS 

 

 

ALL ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS FOR THE CLEANER MUST ONLY BE CARRIED 

OUT BY SKILLED ELECTRICIANS, WITH THE POWER CUT OFF FROM THE 

EQUIPMENT. 

PRIOR TO MAKING THE ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS FOR THE CLEANER, CHECK 

THE WIRING DIAGRAM ATTACHED TO THIS MANUAL. 

 
Make sure the connection voltage is equal to the voltage of the power grid (check the plate 
attached to the terminal of the motor reducer).

 

Check  the  information  on  the  plate  on  the  cleaner  (verify  the  electric  characteristics  in  the 
table below) in order to choose the proper connection materials (sections, cables etc).

 

Cleaner

 

Kalamit 

75

 

Kalamit 

150

 

Kalamit

 

250

 

Kalamit

 

350

 

Kalamit

 

500

 

Voltage

 

230/400

 V 

230/400V

 

230/400V

 

230/400V

 

230/400V

 

Frequency

 

50 HZ

 

50 HZ

 

50 HZ

 

50 HZ

 

50 HZ

 

Total rated power

 

0.12 kW

 

0.12kW

 

0.12kW

 

0.12kW

 

0.12kW

 

Current at full power

 

0.62A

 

0.62A

 

0.62A

 

0.62A

 

0.62A

 

Motor reducer

 

Double

 

Double

 

Double

 

Double

 

Double

 

Number of poles

 

6

 

6

 

6

 

6

 

6

 

Reduction ratio

 

1/600

 

1/600

 

1/600

 

1/600

 

1/600

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for KALAMIT 50 L

Page 1: ...KALAMIT series USE AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL...

Page 2: ...ATIONS AND USE 8 5 1 VERIFYING MOTOR ROTATION 8 5 2 CHUTE REGULATION 9 5 3 START UP 9 5 4 STOP 9 5 5 PUTTING THE MACHINE TO REST 9 6 0 MAIN WARNINGS REGARDING MACHINE USE 10 6 1 METHODS OF USE AND LIM...

Page 3: ...nched by the machine tool via an electric pump if requested The magnetic disk cleaner does not use disposable filters The recovered mud is easily disposed of as differentiated waste The Kalamit series...

Page 4: ...er s employees or employees of an authorised assistance centre well familiarised with the machine and with its Use and Maintenance Manual Sure to carry out the operations fully following the procedure...

Page 5: ...DESTINATION THE MACHINE MUST BE HANDLED WITH EXTREME CARE 3 2 TRANSPORTATION METHOD TRANSPORTATION IN WOOD CRATES The machine is divided in parts and is wrapped in thermoplastic material to ensure the...

Page 6: ...ERE THE FORKS ENTER BENEATH THE PALLET 3 3 HANDLING PACKAGED EQUIPMENT HANDLING AND TRANSPORTING EQUIPMENT MUST BE IN CHARGE OF SUITABLY TRAINED PERSONNEL 3 4 REMOVING FROM THE PACKAGING AND HANDLING...

Page 7: ...is not the case check the integrity of the machine and replace the packaging Make sure the storage place is a closed place Cover the units with plastic tarp to protect the machine from dust humidity...

Page 8: ...O THE POWER MAINS ALL ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS FOR THE CLEANER MUST ONLY BE CARRIED OUT BY SKILLED ELECTRICIANS WITH THE POWER CUT OFF FROM THE EQUIPMENT PRIOR TO MAKING THE ELECTRIC CONNECTIONS FOR THE C...

Page 9: ...l and turn the door locking switch to the I position 4 Make sure the rotation direction of the motor corresponds to the direction indicated by the arrows on the motors If this is not the case 1 Turn t...

Page 10: ...ic panel to the I position 5 4 STOP Turn the door locking switch in the electric panel to the O position 5 5 PUTTING THE MACHINE TO REST If the machine is expected to remain inactive for a long time i...

Page 11: ...n the presence of natural gas benzene vapours or other flammable vapours It is forbidden to approach trespass or remain in the area where this symbol is displayed It is forbidden to operate this piece...

Page 12: ...one s limbs dragged due to the presence of moving belts or chains Pay maximum attention to the signs and the areas where this symbol is displayed Indicates a danger with risk of having one s limbs cau...

Page 13: ...of either its mechanical or electrical equipment or any component used for control or connection is considered improper The Micronfilter s r l technical service is always available for any additional...

Page 14: ...nditions and investigating problems found by the personnel during maintenance interventions Every defective part must be repaired or replaced immediately The person in charge must insist on the use of...

Page 15: ...VER USE ANY INFLAMMABLE FLUIDS WHEN CLEANING THE FILTERS SCHEDULED MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY SKILLED PERSONNEL FAMILIAR WITH THE PROCEDURES AND PRECAUTIONS TO BE ADOPTED 1 Clean th...

Page 16: ...he EMC 2004 108 regarding Electromagnetic Compatibility Its certification is made known by the placing of the CE mark on the machine and by the declaration of conformity that is annexed to this manual...

Page 17: ...een linked as specified below Sticker indicating that on the control panel there are live parts with 400V Sticker indicating the anchorage points to hoist the filter Sticker indicating the rotation di...

Page 18: ...S A B C D KALAMIT 75 436 180 130 103 KALAMIT150 556 300 250 103 KALAMIT 250 716 460 410 103 KALAMIT 350 916 660 610 103 KALAMIT 500 1196 940 890 103 Note Upon request Kalamit filters can be supplied w...

Page 19: ...ALAMIT 75 75 37 5 012 70 KALAMIT150 150 75 012 70 KALAMIT 250 250 125 012 70 KALAMIT 350 350 175 012 70 KALAMIT 500 500 250 012 70 10 3 LIST OF THE MAIN PARTS OF THE CLEANER POS DESCRIPTION 1 Frame 2...

Page 20: ...ssembly and inspection Disassembly and inspection Very noisy motor reducer Bearings are worn Gears are worn broken Disassemble and check bearing replacement Disassemble and check bearing replacement E...

Page 21: ...tems and in motors Aluminium Stainless steel Bronze and other alloys Plastic Rubber and rubber products Other non metal products WARNING THE MATERIALS MUST BE COLLECTED AND DISPOSED OF ACCORDING TO TH...

Page 22: ...21 www micronfilter it ENGLISH All products and parts by Micronfilter s r l are entirely manufactured in Italy...

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