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Figure 15

The operator can select the Service settings shown here. Each 
of the selection will allow the operator to see the health of the 
unit. You are also able to see any pending alarms and the alarm 
history for your system using the buttons provided.

Figure 16

The service hours will allow the operator to see how long the pri-
mary filter and the after filter have been in service. These hours 
are resettable by holding the specific button and holding it until 
the number resets to 0. The operator can also see the total num-
ber of hours the SHM has been in service since being built at 
the factory. During factory testing the units are quality checked 
and may show a low amount of hours such as 1 or 2 from  
this test.

Figure 17

The blower service screen will show all of the connected blow-
ers in the system. The display will show the communication of 
the blower. The communication is setup at the factory and will 
not need any service in the field. This is only an indication of the 
unit for troubleshooting purposes. The display screen will show 
the motor temperature and the blower operating RPM.

The Auto-Flow Settings screen can be selected in the Locked 
Settings group on the Customer settings screen. The Auto-
Flow is an option that is selected at order time and loaded into 
the SHM at the factory. The Auto-Flow Settings will allow the 
unit to maintain a precise operating point based on a desired 
air volume. The operator will select an air volume setting in 
the airflow set point box using the up/down arrows or the 
selection box. If the screen is changed, the blower will shut 
off. Once the operator has found the air flow setting that gives 
their unit the best performance they can touch the Auto-Flow 
ON and then accept and lock the settings by touching the lock 
button at the bottom of the screen.

Figure 19

The After-Filter setup screen can be selected in the Locked 
Settings group on the customer settings screen. The after-filter 
is an option that is selected at the order time and loaded into 
the SHM at the factory. The after-filter can be monitored by the 
unit using its controller to monitor the health of this filter. The 
operator can select the monitoring on this screen by touching 
the After-Filter ON box and then locking the settings by touch-
ing the Accept and Lock box.

Figure 20

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Summary of Contents for SmogHog SHM-C

Page 1: ...SMOG HOG Media Mist Collector Owner s Manual Models SHM C SHM F...

Page 2: ...information available when contacting Parker Parker Order ________________________________________________________________ Unit Model _________________________________________________________________...

Page 3: ...llation Procedure for After Filters 6 3 6 1 1 Hold Down 6 3 6 1 2 Enclosure 6 3 7 Drains 6 4 Unit Operation 8 4 1 Start up 8 4 2 System Operation 8 4 2 1 Airflow Adjustment Using Manual Speed Control...

Page 4: ...and serviceable condition Do not allow any individual to put lit cigarettes or any burning objects into the hood or ducting of any dust control system DANGER This is the safety alert symbol This symbo...

Page 5: ...ims any liability or responsibility for damage from fires or explosions regardless of origin Parker recommends that all APC dust collection equipment installation and application conform to any and al...

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Page 7: ...lange mechanical prefilter primary filter blower cabinet and controls Optional after filters are available for third stage filtration 2 2 Equipment Description This section will briefly describe each...

Page 8: ...4 FIGURE 1B SHM Equipment Description 61 10113 FIGURE 1A SHM Equipment Description...

Page 9: ...efully inspected to make certain that it is in good condition and that all items listed on the packing list have been received Even though the items are carefully loaded and tied down at the time of s...

Page 10: ...t same fashion into the weld nuts found in the blower cabinet Be sure rods are threaded adequately into weld nuts about 1 25 4 mm of rod extending inside the cabinet is acceptable Tighten lock nuts it...

Page 11: ...factory prewired to the blower motor When installing this unit in the field the customer will con nect their factory power to the disconnect on the line side of the thermal protector The disconnect O...

Page 12: ...ustomer those filters will be shipped separate of the unit to be mounted following unit installation at the customer facility Filters may removed from the primary filter cabinet by the customer when d...

Page 13: ...9 61 10126 FIGURE 4 Remote Panel Touchscreen Connection...

Page 14: ...il sump where it can be drained and disposed of When the system can no longer generate the airflow required to capture or convey the collected contaminate the filters must be replaced 4 2 1 Airflow Ad...

Page 15: ...11 61 10115 FIGURE 5B SHM Filter Removal Installation FIGURE 5A SHM Filter Removal Installation...

Page 16: ...peed of the blower using one of two different methods The first adjustment can be done using the up down arrows This adjustment will achieve a change of 1 This will increase or decrease the airflow ad...

Page 17: ...o replace the filter at that time 4 3 6 Customer Settings The standard customer settings screen shown in Figure 12 will allow the operator to make General Settings changes without a password The Locke...

Page 18: ...temperature and the blower operating RPM The Auto Flow Settings screen can be selected in the Locked Settings group on the Customer settings screen The Auto Flow is an option that is selected at order...

Page 19: ...ader plate balloon 3 in Figure 5A on the floor and place a cartridge in the center of each hole Lift the header plate up until the top flange of each cartridge rests on the plate Slide the filter asse...

Page 20: ...properly Dispose of waste in accordance with applicable local state and federal regulations 5 2 2 Installation Procedure for Pre filter Bag Filter The pre filter and primary bag filter must be slid i...

Page 21: ...ar panel on unit and switch breaker if necessary Loose or disconnected wires Investigate wiring in the rear panel Disconnect is switched to OFF position Switch disconnect to ON position Improper sourc...

Page 22: ...99 97 0 3 m 5 33 10117 ALUMINUM MESH PRE FILTER 6 33 10128 COALESCING CARTRIDGE FILTER 9 OD PEACH MEDIA 33 LENGTH 3 33 10129 CABINET AFTER FILTER MICROGUARD O M 95 0 3 m 7 39 10008 0006 CONTROLS PANEL...

Page 23: ...19 Figure 6 SHM Replacement Parts SHM 11C SHM 11F...

Page 24: ...20 APPENDIX A1 WIRING DIAGRAMS BASIC CONTROLS 04 001682...

Page 25: ...21 REMOTE PANEL BASIC CONTROLS 04 001799 APPENDIX A2...

Page 26: ...22 ONE BLOWER AND CONTROLS 04 001695 APPENDIX A3...

Page 27: ...23 TWO BLOWER AND CONTROLS 04 001696 APPENDIX A4...

Page 28: ...24 THREE BLOWER AND CONTROLS 04 001697 APPENDIX A5...

Page 29: ...25 REMOTE PANEL TOUCH CONTROLS 04 001802 APPENDIX A6...

Page 30: ...26 ONE BLOWER AND REMOTE CONTROLS 04 001798 APPENDIX A7...

Page 31: ...27 TWO BLOWER AND REMOTE CONTROLS 04 001797 APPENDIX A8...

Page 32: ...28 THREE BLOWER AND REMOTE CONTROLS 04 001796 APPENDIX A9...

Page 33: ...29 575 480 TRANSFORMER 04 001717 APPENDIX A10...

Page 34: ...or misuse misapplication or normal wear and tear e Equipment not properly installed operated and maintained under normal conditions and recommended applications As Buyers exclusive remedy for any def...

Page 35: ...shooting effort details 5 Description of physical location and or environment details The Buyer shall cooperate with PARKER in its investigation and provide full information and documentation concerni...

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