OHM ELECTRIC DUST CUBE ODU-080DSA-AT3, Instruction Manual

Page 1: ...anual ODU 080DSA AT3 ODU 1000DSA AT3 Thank you for purchasing our dust collector DUSTCUBE For safety and trouble free operation please read this instruction manual carefully and keep it at hand for fu...

Page 2: ...s instruction manual contents general instructions for safety installation operation and maintenance works However please understand that they may not cover all possible contingencies Always keep in m...

Page 3: ...he following substances Flammable matters including gasoline thinner benzene kerosene and organic solvents Explosive materials like aluminum magnesium titanium zinc and epoxy and any matters which tho...

Page 4: ...mospheric conditions of Pollution Degree 2 industrial areas The altitude of the site of use should be lower than 1000 m Transportation and storage temperatures should be within the range from 10 to 60...

Page 5: ...Detachable flange Activated carbon plate Filter case Operation panel Remote connector Power Inlet Power Switch Primary Filter Shaking arm Secondary filter Exhaust port Secondary filter Tertiary filter...

Page 6: ...ion Leave at least 100mm of clearance around the exhaust port Do not block the port Failure to this may lead to motor burnout or breakdown of electronic components Leave at least 350mm of clearance ar...

Page 7: ...onents 4 1 Installation Installation site should be selected so as to be slant and vibration free Connect the hose to the suction port and secure it with the hose band 4 2 Detachable flange ODU 1000DS...

Page 8: ...he rating plate Failure to this may result in malfunction Ensure that the power cable is connected properly without bending or tensioning Improper connection may lead to electric shock or fire Avoid o...

Page 9: ...without filter or with a clogged or damaged filter It will allow foreign matter to enter Avoid pressing the keys repeatedly in quick succession Switch operation may be disabled In such case turn off t...

Page 10: ...the Left or Right arrow button changes the suction power to the next lower or higher level During parameter setting mode each pressing of the Left or Right arrow button moves the cursor left or right...

Page 11: ...nd indicated as WARN4 for low air volume Go through the following steps to register initial pressures Perform the wiring and piping of the DUSTCUBE Start the unit at a desired suction power level ENTE...

Page 12: ...t want to clear them press the MODE SELECT button to return to normal operation Initial DP Clr On completion of clearing the display shows the Initial DP Clr message and the unit returns to the stop s...

Page 13: ...Indicates the total run time Motor Motor revolution Com Setting Volume Down ST Other Setting Error Data Communication Format Setting mode Air Volume Down Alert Timing Setting mode Other Setting mode...

Page 14: ...R Press the ENTER button ShakeTime sec Press the Up Down arrow buttons to move to the Shaking Time Setting ShakeTime sec mode ENTER Press the ENTER button Press the Left Right button to change the dig...

Page 15: ...mode Volume Down ST ENTER 50 3 Down to 50 Press the ENTER button The current setting appears The default is 50 displayed as 3 Down to 50 30 70 Press the Up Down arrow buttons to select a timing betwe...

Page 16: ...e to the Other Setting mode Other Setting ENTER Runtime Reset Press the ENTER button The screen displays Runtime Reset Setting Reset Press the Up Down arrow buttons to change the display to Setting Re...

Page 17: ...N2 WARN4 WARN5 Outputs signal when WARN2 WARN4 or WARN5 has occurred NPN open collector output Remote control operation input signal Red White Short circuit this and the pin to start remote operation...

Page 18: ...pressing ON OFF buttons on the operation panel Disconnect the pins and ON OFF Operate by the ON OFF button on the operation panel Capacity level Voltage Apply the intermediate value of each level wit...

Page 19: ...tion circuit not to exceed the rating Pin Pin 100mA Unit side Customer side Unit side Customer side 1 5 0 2V Output Voltage 1 to 5 0 2V Reference circuit Unit side Customer side 24V Max 50V LOW Curren...

Page 20: ...SELECT button to move to the Error History mode If two or more errors or warnings occurred the number of occurrence is displayed in the left of the error number No If two or more errors or warnings o...

Page 21: ...s Contact the supplier WARN1 Internal temperature high Temperature around the blower is close to the error threshold Blinking Operation continues 7 6 Remedy the error referring to in 7 6 Troubleshooti...

Page 22: ...allow the absorbed dust to disperse again into the air and can damage nearby electronic devices 7 1 1 Replacement of Primary filter Unlatch the filter case to open Detach the Primary filter Remove th...

Page 23: ...y filter Release the two draw latches to detach the Tertiary filter cover Detach the Tertiary filter Attach a new Tertiary filter part No CHF 2525 50 and then the filter cover Tertiary filter Draw lat...

Page 24: ...ion not to fold this filter as illustrated in the right in the Fig 1 when pouring carbon into the cassette Press down the activated carbon and fill the gap again Repeat compressing and filling to fini...

Page 25: ...nipple Unlatch the filter case to open Detach the Primary filter Remove the sticker on the surface of new filter part No HDF 3535 120 F1 ZEO Attach a new Primary filter and close the filter case Inse...

Page 26: ...Holding plate for the Secondary filter to detach it Remove the Secondary Filter Attach a new Secondary filter part No CHF 2030 50 F1 the Holding plate and then the Shaking guard Make sure that the Sh...

Page 27: ...e filter out Lift up the Activated carbon plate to take out the Activated carbon plate and the filter Put the replacement Activated carbon filter part No ACC 3220 100 into the Activated carbon plate p...

Page 28: ...and dust attached on the Primary filter clogging of the filter can be eliminated Automatic shaking When cumulative operating time exceeds 1 hour shaking operation runs automatically for 20 seconds aft...

Page 29: ...replacement fuse is in the black box on the side of the power switch For replacement use the specified fuse only Pull out the Fuse holder of the Power inlet Replace the blown fuse with a new one Litt...

Page 30: ...and back on If the unit fails to resume operation the motor thermostat may be active Turn off the main power and resume operation after 30 minutes 1 2 Either or both of Primary and Secondary filters a...

Page 31: ...sal of filters and carbon cassettes should be done properly to meet all the regulatory requirements Specifications 8 1 Technical data MODEL 1 Max air volume Max static pressure Collection efficiency M...

Page 32: ...Dust 3 to 6 months CHF 2525 50 CHF 2030 50 F1 Tertiary filter Dust 6 to 12 months CHF 2525 50 HEP 3220 69 HEPA HEPA Filter Option Dust 6 to 12 months HEP 2525 50 Granular Activated carbon Odor 6 to 12...

Page 33: ...chable flange for 38 hose Detachable flange for 50 hose Detachable flange for 65 hose Common parts Remote cable 3m Remote cable 5m Warranty This product is covered with 1 year warranty from the date o...

Page 34: ...21 TEL 053 522 5572 FAX 053 522 5573 7000 21 Nakagawa Hosoe Kita Ku Hamamatsu Shizuoka 431 1304 Japan TEL 81 53 522 5562 FAX 81 53 523 2362 8 2023 12 8th edition The contents of this manual is as of...