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HAWS DRINKING FAUCET COMPANY
FITTINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HAWS AG x Bachweg 3 x CH-3401 Burgdorf xSwitzerland x www.haws.ch
HAWS Corporation x P.O.Box 2070 x 1455 Kleppe Lane x Sparks,Nevada 89431/USA x www.hawsco.com
2080059
Model
Important: please keep these instructions for maintenance purposes.
7500EB
Portable Eye Wash with Heater
No.
Position
closed
538
57
Green light
Power
Yellow light
Heater
Red light
Malfunction
575
530
499
360
Position
open
50
1358-1663
Heater
reset button
THESE DIMENSIONS MAY VARY +/- 1/2" (12,7mm)
838-1143
SCALE 1:10
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HAWS DRINKING FAUCET COMPANY
FITTINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HAWS AG x Bachweg 3 x CH-3401 Burgdorf xSwitzerland x www.haws.ch
HAWS Corporation x P.O.Box 2070 x 1455 Kleppe Lane x Sparks,Nevada 89431/USA x www.hawsco.com
2080059
Model
7500EB
Portable Eye Wash with Heater
No.
RECOMMENDED TOOLS
(approximately 140 pounds (63,5kg)) and tools needed to install these anchors.
LOCATION OF UNIT
accident areas . It should be clearly identified , free from obstructions and easily accessible .
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
PROTECTED BY GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER. It is provided with a heavy-duty 6 foot
(1,8 m) power cord.
Step 1: Wall mount with "J" Bracket (see Installation Drawing).Eyewash nozzles should be
between 838 mm (33 inches) and 1143 mm (45 inches) above the floor when eyewash
arm is in the active (lowered) position.
IMPORTANT:
anchors or shelf must be strong enough to support the filled eyewash and the weight of a worker
leaning on eyewash.
Step 2: Fill up to fill line and place on level surface if possible.If installed as indicated,eyewash
Filled eyewash unit is heavy (approximately 140 pounds (63,5kg)).Wall bracket
unit will provide 15 minute duration of flow.
:Two 1/4" diameter anchors suitable for supporting filled eyewash
: The Model 7500EB should be placed in close proximity to potential
: The Model 7500EB requires a 230V/50Hz, three-prong outlet
INSTALLATION PROCEDURE
CAUTION - MAKE SURE EYEWASH UNIT IS FILLED WITH FLUSHING FLUID (UP TO
FILL LINE) BEFORE CONNECTING HEATER TO POWER SOURCE.
Step 3: Connect heater to power source (see Electrical connections above)
Step 4: Take proper precautions to help prevent the growth of potentially harmful bacteria in
eyewash tank.(Refer to Maintenance Instruction).
Step 5: To remove insulated jacket: Pull eyewash flap completely open. Work jacket off
bottom of tank first, then off top of tank. To replace jacket, hook jacket over top of
tank first then work jacket over tank bottom from back to front
Self-adjusting flow controls assure a constant even flow of 15l/min.(4gpm) for 15minutes . Instruct all
employees in the use of this Portable Emergency Eyewash . Personnel should be assignedto check
eyewash liquid level and pressure before any work starts .
Step 1 : Lead the injured to the nearest eyewash station . Seconds can make a big
difference in preventing serious eye injury .
Step 2 : Pull yellow eyewash trap firmly all the Velcro has disengaged.
Eyewash arm will drop to bowl to activate eyewash.
OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS
Step 3 : Lower head until eyes enter eyewash stream . Use thumbs and forefingers to hold
eyelids open so water can flow on surfaces and in folds surrounding eyeballs .
Step 4 : Seek qualified medical attention immediately .
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HAWS DRINKING FAUCET COMPANY
FITTINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HAWS AG x Bachweg 3 x CH-3401 Burgdorf xSwitzerland x www.haws.ch
HAWS Corporation x P.O.Box 2070 x 1455 Kleppe Lane x Sparks,Nevada 89431/USA x www.hawsco.com
2080059
Model
7500EB
Portable Eye Wash with Heater
No.
MAINTENANCE INSRUCTIONS
Step 1: Self contained eyewash equipment shall be visually checked to determine if
flushing fluid needs to be changed or supplemented.
Frequency of inspection
: Depending on evironmental conditions, visual inspections
should be performed on either a daily, weekly or monthly basis as somme water loss
will occur due to natural evaporation process.
Step 2: Take proper precautions to help prevent the growth of potentially harmul
bacteria in eyewash tanks.We recommend either of the following procedures:
A. Use suitable Bacteriostatic Preservative to help prevent the growth of bacteria in
eyewash tank.Eyewash tank should be drained,flushed and refilled with clean
potable water and Bacteriostatic Preservative as drected by the preservative`s
manufacturer.
B. Drain,flush and refill portable units with clean potable water at least once every
week.Thoroughly cleanse tank at least once every month.
NOTE:
Acanthamoeba survive mild chlorination and are commonly found in tap water.
Bacteriostatic Preservative will prevent the growth of Acanthamoeba.Hot water,
70° C (158° F) or hotter will destroy Acanthamoeba but must be allowed to cool
prior to use in eyewash units.
TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM REPAIR CHECKLISTE
1. No flow. 1. a.Tank empty.Refill tank.
b.Obstruction in line or fitting.Clear
obstruction.
2. Poor flow from eyewash head(s). 2. a.Tighten head assembly.
b.Check for obstructions.If necessary,remove
eyewash head(s),clean and reassemble.To
reassemble head, place cap screw through
head and thread into head anchor two or
three turns.Tilt head assemly and work
anchor legs into eyewash armholes.
Tighten assembly.Check for leaks.
3. Water leak between joints or fittings. 3. a.Pull hose off fitting.Smooth raised plastic
edge on center of fitting. Return hose and
hose clamp to original position.
b.Tighten hose clamp(s) with pliers.
4. Eyewash flows for less than 15 minutes. 4. a.Fill water level in eyewash tank even with
water fill line (indicated on front of unit).
5. Heater doesn't turn on 5. a.Not plugged in or no power to plug. Check
GFI and circuit breaker.
b.See "Red light on" Section 10a
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HAWS DRINKING FAUCET COMPANY
FITTINGS AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
HAWS AG x Bachweg 3 x CH-3401 Burgdorf xSwitzerland x www.haws.ch
HAWS Corporation x P.O.Box 2070 x 1455 Kleppe Lane x Sparks,Nevada 89431/USA x www.hawsco.com
2080059
Model
PROBLEM
7500EB
Portable Eye Wash with Heater
TROUBLESHOOTING (Continued...
REPAIR CHECKLISTE
6. Heater doesn't reset. 6. a.Water temperature is outside of heater
operating temperature range. Heater
setting are: Non-adjustable thermostat
preset to switch at 70°F +/- 5°F (21°C +/ 3°C) (on rising temperature). Also, non adjustable hi-limit thermostat with manual
reset button preset to switch at 90°F +/- 5°F
(32°C +/- 3°C) (on rising temperature).
b.If ambient temperature is hight and doesn't
allow the water temperature to drop below
65°F (18°C) heater may not reset. If heater
must be operable under these conditions,
then, provisions should be made to
accelerate the cooling process (i.e. adding
ice to contents, etc.). Avoid contaminating
water during this process.
7. Green light won't go on. 7. a.Not plugged in or no power to plug. Check
GFI and circuit breaker.
b.If red lights is on, skip to "Red Light On",
Section 10.
c. Yellow light or heater cycles ON/OFF. Green
light burned out. Replace green lamp.
8. Yellow light won't go on. 8. a.If red light is on, skip to "Red Light On"
Section 10.
b.When the eyewash temperature is above 60°F
(16°C) the heater and Heater indicator Light
(Yellow)may not turn on.
c. Yellow light is burned out if the heater turns
on but the light does not. Replace yellow light.
9. Yellow light is on all the time. 9. a.Heater not working. Contact Haws
Representative for service or return
authorization.
10. Red light on. 10. a.When internal water temperature reaches
90°F +/- 5°F (32°C +/-3°C), the Manual
Reset Hight Limit Thermostat trips. Push
Reset Button located on heater junction box
at lower right corner of unit. Unit cannot be
manually reset until internal temperature
drops bellow 65°F (18°C)
b.IMPORTANT! If red light comes on when
outside temperatures are cold, unit is
NOTE: WHEN RED
LIGHT IS ON, HEATER
IS DISABLED AND
UNIT MAY FREEZE.
overheating. Either there is no water in unit
or the Primary Thermostat has failed.
Contact Haws representative for service or
return authorization. If the unit was empty,
simply fill and push reset button to resume
operation.
11. Excessive water loss. 11. a.Check unit for leaks. Some loss due to
evaporation is normal.
No.
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