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Securing the hose
Lay the hose in an arc shape in the hose guide for the insert.
The locking pins on the hose guide hold the hose in position.
If hoses are not secured, they may block the spray arms during re-
processing.
This will affect the reprocessing result.
Secure all hoses using the locking pins on the hose guide.
Completely load-
ing the insert
Equip the remaining positions of the insert in the same way.
Then put the small-parts baskets back in the APFD 200 insert.
Filling the pres-
sure chamber
Risk of injury due to compressed air.
The jet of compressed air could be dangerous for the user.
Users must be trained on how to use the compressed air system
on the customer’s premises.
The compressed air must correspond to the quality of breathing air
as a minimum. For this, observe the national and regional regula-
tions.
The pressure chamber is designed for pressure ranging from 400–
600 kPa.
Connect the compressed air hose on the customer’s premises to
the quick-release coupling on the pressure chamber of the insert.
Provide at least 400 kPa of pressure to the pressure chamber.
Damage to the air regulators caused by pressure.
Do not provide more than 600 kPa of pressure to the pressure
chamber. High pressure can damage the air regulators.
Observe the air regulator manufacturer’s instructions.
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