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M2-H
Operating the M2-H Unit
Typical Mixing Operation
Mixing Operation
Operate the pump at high speed.
If not already open, open internal tank jet valve.
Open the hopper valve at the bottom of hopper where it joins the venturi-mixing tee.
Introduce the dry or liquid raw material into the hopper.
When mixing a new batch, introduce the 1
st
bag of dry product at a rate of 40 lbs. per minute. Once
the first 40 lbs. of dry product are in the fluid stream, all dry products may be introduced as fast as the
hopper will allow. This allows time for the 1
st
bag to be mixed well into the fluid and will now aid to
suspend all remaining dry product that is added, into the fluid in the tank to achieve a better shear and stop
any build-up in the tank.
Suction created by the venturi-mixing tee will draw the raw material into the jet stream for initial
mixing.
Flush jetting tee with wash wand.
Close the butterfly valve on the hopper to keep debris out of the system.
Allow the mixing system to circulate the product until the desired consistency is attained.
A sample of the mixed fluid may be taken at from the wash wand as described earlier in this manual, on
the wash wand description page.
Note: Whenever high-speed operation is not required, rotate the speed control lever (left) to approximately 1/2
speed, to extend hydraulic motor and pump life.
WARNING
NEVER USE BODY PARTS,
OR FOREIGN OBJECTS
in an attempt to unplug or clean the
hopper valve or mixing tee.
Serious personal injury or
damage will result.
DANGER
IN AN EM ERGENCY
rotate the flow control valve
lever to the STOP position
to halt the pump, and fluid flow.
WARNING
REFER TO THE SAFETY
STATEMENTS IN THE
OEM SUPPLI ED MANUALS
AND
THIS MANUAL
REGARDI NG THESE
OPERATIONS.
CAUTION
AVOID ALLOWING FOREIGN MATERIAL
into the Venturi Mixing Tee thru the
Hopper, by keeping the valve closed
when not in use.
CAUTION
DO NOT POSITION
ANY PART OF YOUR BODY
over the hopper, valve,
or mixing tee while cleaning.
Summary of Contents for M2-H
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Page 18: ...18 M2 H Identifying Your Machine Components Location of Tags and PIN Plates ...
Page 19: ...19 SECTION II Description Care and Maintenance ...
Page 31: ...31 SECTION III Set up and Installation of Unit in Detail ...
Page 33: ...33 SECTION IV Operating the M2 Unit ...
Page 41: ...41 SECTION V Troubleshooting the M2 Unit ...
Page 44: ...44 SECTION VI Periodic Maintenance Repair Information ...
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