Parts Washer User Guide - Revision history

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General

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	== General ==		== General ==
	The parts washer is intended to be used for cleaning and degreasing parts, assemblies, and miscellaneous items that are made of non-porous materials. Suitable materials for cleaning include metals and plastics, whereas wood and foams are difficult to clean and can be ruined. Be sure to test on an inconspicuous area of the part first to ensure that the parts washing fluid does not damage it. '''ALWAYS''' remove as much grease, oil, dirt as possible by hand before washing in the parts washer to keep the cleaning fluid working well for longer.		The parts washer is intended to be used for cleaning and degreasing parts, assemblies, and miscellaneous items that are made of non-porous materials. Suitable materials for cleaning include metals and plastics, whereas wood and foams are difficult to clean and can be ruined. Be sure to test on an inconspicuous area of the part first to ensure that the parts washing fluid does not damage it. '''ALWAYS''' remove as much grease, oil, dirt as possible by hand before washing in the parts washer to keep the cleaning fluid working well for longer. '''DO NOT DUMP''' oil, fuels, or chemicals into the parts washer.

	== Safety ==		== Safety ==

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Procedure

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	[[File:VS PartsWasher ComponentLocation.png\|alt=VS parts washer component location diagram\|thumb\|Parts washer component locations]]		[[File:VS PartsWasher ComponentLocation.png\|alt=VS parts washer component location diagram\|thumb\|Parts washer component locations]]
	Ensure power cord is plugged into the outlet on the overhead beam. Depress the "RESET" button on the GFCI power plug. Ensure power indicator light on the front of the control box is glowing green. While powered on, the parts washer will heat up the fluid in the ~~bottom of the tank~~. Flip "Pump" switch up to turn on the pump and begin pumping parts washing fluid. The pump will run continuously for 5 minutes and then shut off automatically. To restart the pump, flip the pump switch off and then back on again. Use the ball valves to control fluid flow to the flexible hose and brush.		Ensure power cord is plugged into the outlet on the overhead beam. Depress the "RESET" button on the GFCI power plug. Ensure power indicator light on the front of the control box is glowing green. While powered on, the parts washer will heat up the fluid in the base. Flip "Pump" switch up to turn on the pump and begin pumping parts washing fluid. The pump will run continuously for 5 minutes and then shut off automatically. To restart the pump, flip the pump switch off and then back on again. Use the ball valves to control fluid flow to the flexible hose and brush.

	After use be sure to switch off the pump and remove parts from the wash basin. Before leaving, either disconnect the power plug or depress the "TEST" button on the GFCI plug to break the circuit. Double check that the power indicator is not illuminated. Removing power to the machine will turn off the heater and limit evaporation of the fluid.		After use be sure to switch off the pump and remove parts from the wash basin. Before leaving, either disconnect the power plug or depress the "TEST" button on the GFCI plug to break the circuit. Double check that the power indicator is not illuminated. Removing power to the machine will turn off the heater and limit evaporation of the fluid.

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	== General ==		== General ==
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	== Procedure ==		== Procedure ==
	[[File:VS PartsWasher ~~PowerLocation~~.png\|alt=parts washer ~~power cord and outlet~~ location\|thumb\|Parts washer ~~power cord and outlet location~~]]		[[File:VS PartsWasher ComponentLocation.png\|alt=VS parts washer component location diagram\|thumb\|Parts washer component locations]]
	Ensure power cord is plugged into the outlet on the overhead beam. Depress the "RESET" button on the GFCI power plug. Ensure power indicator light on the front of the control box is glowing green. While powered on, the parts washer will heat up the fluid in the bottom of the tank. Flip "Pump" switch up to turn on the pump and begin pumping parts washing fluid. The pump will run continuously for 5 minutes and then shut off automatically. To restart the pump, flip the pump switch off and then back on again. Use the ball valves to control fluid flow to the flexible hose and brush.		Ensure power cord is plugged into the outlet on the overhead beam. Depress the "RESET" button on the GFCI power plug. Ensure power indicator light on the front of the control box is glowing green. While powered on, the parts washer will heat up the fluid in the bottom of the tank. Flip "Pump" switch up to turn on the pump and begin pumping parts washing fluid. The pump will run continuously for 5 minutes and then shut off automatically. To restart the pump, flip the pump switch off and then back on again. Use the ball valves to control fluid flow to the flexible hose and brush.

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'''Tool:''' Parts Washer

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== Contents ==

== General ==
The parts washer is intended to be used for cleaning and degreasing parts, assemblies, and miscellaneous items that are made of non-porous materials. Suitable materials for cleaning include metals and plastics, whereas wood and foams are difficult to clean and can be ruined. Be sure to test on an inconspicuous area of the part first to ensure that the parts washing fluid does not damage it. '''ALWAYS''' remove as much grease, oil, dirt as possible by hand before washing in the parts washer to keep the cleaning fluid working well for longer.

== Safety ==
Parts washing fluid is a skin and eye irritant, so take appropriate safety precautions

=== Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) ===
Required PPE: Safety glasses and Gloves (Neoprene, Nitrile, Rubber)

Recommended PPE: Long sleeves

=== First Aid Measures ===
Skin contact: Immediately flush with flowing water until material is removed. If irritation occurs, or persists, obtain medical attention.

Eye contact: Immediately flush with gently flowing warm water for at least 15 minutes, or until irritation ceases. If irritation persists, obtain medical attention when flushing is completed.

Inhalation: Move to fresh air. Apply oxygen or artificial respiration if required. If breathing difficulties, or distress, continue obtain medical attention.

Ingestion: Do not induce vomiting. Rinse mouth with plenty of water. Give one to two glasses of water to drink. If large quantity ingested obtain medical attention. Never give anything by mouth if patient is unconscious, rapidly losing consciousness or convulsing.

SDS: https://assets.northerntool.com/products/472/documents/msds/47218.pdf

== Reference ==

* Parts Washer Manual (https://www.crcindustries.com/media/smartwasher/operating-manuals-eng/sw25-sw28-operating-manual-english.pdf)

== Procedure ==
[[File:VS PartsWasher PowerLocation.png|alt=parts washer power cord and outlet location|thumb|Parts washer power cord and outlet location]]
Ensure power cord is plugged into the outlet on the overhead beam. Depress the "RESET" button on the GFCI power plug. Ensure power indicator light on the front of the control box is glowing green. While powered on, the parts washer will heat up the fluid in the bottom of the tank. Flip "Pump" switch up to turn on the pump and begin pumping parts washing fluid. The pump will run continuously for 5 minutes and then shut off automatically. To restart the pump, flip the pump switch off and then back on again. Use the ball valves to control fluid flow to the flexible hose and brush.

After use be sure to switch off the pump and remove parts from the wash basin. Before leaving, either disconnect the power plug or depress the "TEST" button on the GFCI plug to break the circuit. Double check that the power indicator is not illuminated. Removing power to the machine will turn off the heater and limit evaporation of the fluid.

'''Note:''' It takes approximately 3 hrs. for all of the parts washer fluid to reach operating temperature of 105°F. The fluid will work most effectively at operating temperature but the parts washer and fluid can still be used while cold.

== Troubleshooting ==
If the "Add Fluid" light is glowing red and the pump will not operate, add water to the washer until the light turns off. If you add water to the parts washer, let the Machine Shop Captain know when and how many gallons of water were added.