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SET-UP

 

General 

 
 

  Place the machine on a level surface.   

 

  Be sure the drain valve (located at the back of the machine) is completely closed 

(handle perpendicular to the drain) before filling the machine. 

 

  Fill the wash tank with water (

see note at the end of this section)

 and the proper 

dilution of soap until the machine is 2/3 full. Using hot water will shorten the amount 
of time required to reach the desired temperature.  Check drain assembly to insure 
that there is no leakage.  

 

 

The Model 1420BTD tank dimensions are 15” x 21” with a 12” working depth.  This 
tank will hold 16 gallons and has a working volume of approximately 14 gallons. Use 
this volume for calculating the amount of detergent you will use. 
 

  If the machine does not have enough water the machine will fail. 

 

  Plug the power cord into a proper electrical outlet and press green 

POWER 

button. 

 

  Unlock the lid by pulling the hinge, located on the right side of the lid, towards 

yourself and close the lid over the tank to maximize insulation efficiency 

 

  Set digital timer and temperature controls.  

 

  The OMG-1420BTD utilizes (1) 900 Watt built-in silicone heating element and is well 

insulated.  The time required to heat the machine initially will vary between one (1) 
and three (3) hours.  The unit heats water at approximately fifteen (15) degrees per 
hour.  After the initial heating period, the temperature will remain constant with very 
limited electrical draw.  It is important that the lid remain closed when not in use to 
minimize heat loss and evaporation.  

 

 

*Note About Water* 

 

The quality of your water source can have an important effect on the performance of the ultrasonic 
equipment. High levels of calcium, magnesium, sulfur and other contaminants in the water source can 
have a negative effect on the type of cleaning soap used.  High levels of calcium and/or magnesium 
(constitutes hard water) can cause the soap to work less efficiently and less effectively as intended and 
can also leave a white, flaky residue on the parts once dried.  If this white spotting occurs and is not 
desired, it will be necessary to use soft water, drinking water or distilled water, in the machine.  The level 
of final cleanliness will dictate the water source used in the machine. 

Summary of Contents for OMG-1420BTD

Page 1: ...1 Omegasonics Ultrasonic Cleaning Equipment Operation Instruction Manual OMEGASONICS Bench Top Unit Model OMG 1420BTD 120 VAC 15 A Read all instructions thoroughly before operating this equipment...

Page 2: ...ings 4 Set Up 5 General 5 Digital Temperature 6 Digital Timer 7 Cleaning Procedures 8 Machine Operation 8 FDM Parts 9 Equipment Maintenance 11 General 11 Tank Draining 11 Limited Warranty 12 Trouble S...

Page 3: ...d cleaning speed and consistency when compared with simple soaking or immersion with agitation Additionally the bubbles are small enough to penetrate even microscopic crevices cleaning them thoroughly...

Page 4: ...tainless steel welds Due to the heated liquid in the tank use baskets tongs or wires to insert or remove parts from the tank Do not operate the unit with wet hands Use only biodegradable cleaning agen...

Page 5: ...ncy Set digital timer and temperature controls The OMG 1420BTD utilizes 1 900 Watt built in silicone heating element and is well insulated The time required to heat the machine initially will vary bet...

Page 6: ...hysteresis which means that the heating mechanism and the OUT light will go on off based on a 5 variance This protects the life of the motor contactor AT ALM 2 Omegasonics use only Return Key Operatio...

Page 7: ...ay The ultrasound is factory set to 15 00 minutes To adjust the preset value press the blue keys Press the up arrow key to increase or down arrow key to decrease Left most blue key corresponds to 10 m...

Page 8: ...o the ON position The selector switch will spring back to the center position Before cleaning your first batch of items operate the ultrasound for fifteen 15 minutes This process is called degassing a...

Page 9: ...10 require 30 60 minutes c Larger parts 10 require 1 3 hours plus Activate the ultrasound by switching SONICS to ON Parts being cleaned do not require continuous supervision or labor intensive cleanin...

Page 10: ...SR100 SR110 ABS 158 F 158 F Polycarbonate 167 176 F Nylon 12 2 Part 145 F Nylon 12 3 Part 158 F PCABS 158 F 158 F Polycarbonate ISO 167 176 F ABS Translucent 158 F 158 F ABS I Medical 158 F 158 F Ulte...

Page 11: ...he inside of the tank with a clean soft cloth Do not use steel wool cleaning pads as they are too abrasive and will scratch the tank surface Rinse the tank again If the tank will not be used for a lon...

Page 12: ...e the responsibility of the user This warranty does not include damage or product failure which results from cavitation erosion misuse abuse or transportation damage This warranty is limited to the or...

Page 13: ...ook for the ice cube relay located at the left end of the back panel d Flip the window up window has a red button this bypasses the thermal overload You will see an orange flag visible in the upper ri...

Page 14: ...ill need to be replaced 7 Call Omegasonics to order a new circuit breaker Ultrasound circuit is not operational 1 Does the digital timer have a visible display 2 Does the timer count up 3 Does the tim...

Page 15: ...inspect the back panel wires for burnt or loose wires Burnt wires are typically caused by a loosened connection and must be replaced Thermal Overload Heat Sonics Circuit Ice Cube Relay Contactor Cont...

Page 16: ...Digital Timer Timer Digital Temperature Controller Digital Temp 3 Position Selector Sonics Switch 3 Position Selector 2 Position Selector Heat Switch 2 Position Selector Power Button Push Button Motor...

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