Mettler Toledo EasyClean 100 Instructions D'utilisation page 25

EasyClean100/150
EasyClean150
EasyClean100/150
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7 Check before commissioning:
• Are compressed air and rinsing water correctly connected?
• Are all hose connections carefully (not bent!) secured?
8. First commissioning of the EasyClean100
• Connect the EasyClean to the power supply.
• Open the main tap (if available) for compressed air and/or water.
9. Control via transmitter
• Check whether the valves are activated by the transmitter signal.
––> Compressed air discharge by the spray head.
• Submerge the spray head under water and set the air volume to the required flow rate.
The air throughput can be regulated using a reducing valve.
1. Connect the hoses to the EasyClean as described in section 3.3 "Integration into a
measurement system".
2. For the correct way to connect to the retractable housing, please refer to the corresponding
manual. Please note that no position indicator can be connected to the EasyClean150.
However, to monitor its function it is possible to used pneumatic check-back position
indicators, which indicate the position of the sensor.
3. Check before commissioning:
• Are compressed air and rinsing water correctly connected?
• Are all hose connections carefully (not bent!) secured?
4. First commissioning of the EasyClean150
• Connect the EasyClean to the power supply.
• Open the main tap (if available) for compressed air and water.
• Extend/retract the housing using the "IN/OUT" push button.
• In extended position (maintenance) the LED must not lit and the transmitter must
be in "HOLD" mode.
• Press the "Water" push button
• Release the "Water" push button
• Activate "IN/OUT" push button
5. Control via transmitter
• Activate the transmitter's washing contact (see transmitter manual).
• Check whether the valves are activated by the transmitter signal.
––> The housing must move and the water valve must be opened at the same time.
• The time interval for the washing contact is set on the transmitter (see transmitter
manual).
• When the time interval has expired, the water valve closes and the housing returns
to the measurement position.
––> water valve opens.
––> water flow stops.
––> housing changes the position.
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