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KEMPER SmartMaster Operating Instructions - EN
List of Contents
1
GENERAL REMARKS ...................................................................................... 35
1.1
Introduction .................................................................................................... 35
1.2
Notes on Copyrights ....................................................................................... 35
1.3
Information for the End-user .......................................................................... 36
2
SAFETY ............................................................................................................ 37
2.1
General Remarks .......................................................................................... 37
2.2
Notes on Signs and Symbols ........................................................................ 37
2.3
Markings and Signs to be affixed by the End-user ......................................... 38
2.4
Safety Instructions for Operators ................................................................... 38
2.5
Safety Instructions for Maintenance and Fault Clearance on
the SmartMaster ............................................................................................ 39
3
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION ............................................................................... 40
3.1
Specified Conditions of Use .......................................................................... 41
3.2
Reasonably foreseeable misuse ................................................................... 42
3.3
Markings and Signs on the SmartMaster ....................................................... 43
3.4
Residual Risk ................................................................................................ 44
4
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE ......................................................................... 45
4.1
Transport ....................................................................................................... 45
4.2
Storage .......................................................................................................... 45
5
ASSEMBLY ...................................................................................................... 46
5.1
Unpacking and assembling the wheels ......................................................... 46
5.2
Assembly of exhaust arm .............................................................................. 48
6
USE ................................................................................................................... 49
6.1
Qualification of operators ............................................................................... 49
6.2
Operator's controls ......................................................................................... 49
6.3
Positioning the exhaust hood ......................................................................... 51
6.4
Initial operation .............................................................................................. 51
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MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................ 52
7.1
Care of the Device......................................................................................... 52
7.2
Servicing ........................................................................................................ 53
7.3
Changing filters.............................................................................................. 53
7.4
Fault clearance .............................................................................................. 56
7.5
Emergency measures .................................................................................... 57
8
WASTE DISPOSAL .......................................................................................... 58
9
APPENDIX ........................................................................................................ 59
9.1
Technical Data .............................................................................................. 59
9.2
Spare parts and accessories ......................................................................... 60
9.3
Declaration of Conformity .............................................................................. 61
9.4
Dimensional drawing ...................................................................................... 62
9.5
Circuit diagrams........................................................................................... 331
List of illustrations
Illustration 1, Product Description ............................................................................. 40
Illustration 2, markings and signs .............................................................................. 43
Illustration 3, Unpacking and Assembly .................................................................... 47
Illustration 4: positioning the exhaust hood .............................................................. 51
Illustration 5, filter construction ................................................................................. 55
Illustration 6: Changing filters. .................................................................................. 55
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1 General Remarks
1.1 Introduction
These Operating Instructions are a necessary and essential aid for the correct and
safe operation of the KEMPER SmartMaster welding fume filter unit, hereinafter
referred to as the SmartMaster.
The operating instructions contain important information for operating the
SmartMaster safely, properly and efficiently. Following the instructions helps to avoid
danger, reduce repair costs and downtime and increase the SmartMaster's reliability
and service life. The operating instructions must therefore always be at hand and
should be read by every person before working on or with the SmartMaster and the
information and advice provided in it is to be observed and applied.
Work on and with the SmartMaster includes in particular:
− transport and assembly,
− normal use and operation of the unit in the works,
− maintenance (care, servicing, filter change, fault clearance)
− final disposal
1.2 Notes on Copyrights
These Operating Instructions should be kept confidential. They should be made
accessible only to authorized persons. They may be passed on to third parties only
with the written consent from KEMPER.
All documents are protected under the Copyright Act. The reproduction and
distribution of documents, including excerpts, as well as re-use and passing on their
contents is not permitted unless this is expressly permitted in writing.
Violations are liable to prosecution and liable for damages. All rights to the exercise
of intellectual property are reserved for KEMPER GmbH.
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1.3 Information for the End-user
The Operating Instructions are an essential part of the Smart Master.
The end-user shall ensure that operators take note of this instruction.
Based on national regulations for accident prevention and environmental protection,
the operating instructions are to be supplemented by the end-user's own operating
instructions, including information on regulatory and reporting requirements to meet
specific operating requirements, such as work organization, workflow and staff
employed. Apart from the operating instructions, as well as the regulations applicable
in the country and place of use concerning accident prevention, the recognized
technical rules for safe and professional work must be observed.
Without the approval of SINOtec GmbH, the end-user may not make any
modifications, additions or conversions to the SmartMaster that might affect safety!
Spare parts used must comply with SINOtec GmbH's specified technical
requirements. This is always guaranteed by using original spare parts!
Use only trained or instructed personnel for the operation, maintenance, repair and
transport of the SmartMaster. Make clear to the staff who is responsible for the
operation, maintenance, repair and transport.
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2 Safety
2.1 General Remarks
The SmartMaster has been constructed in accordance with the latest state of
technology and generally acknowledged safety rules. When operating the
SmartMaster, hazards to the operator or damage to the SmartMaster an
d other
property may arise if:
− It is not operated by trained or instructed personnel,
− It is not used for the purpose intended and / or
− It is not properly maintained.
2.2 Notes on Signs and Symbols
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2 Safety
2.1 General Remarks
The SmartMaster has been constructed in accordance with the latest state of
technology and generally acknowledged safety rules. When operating the
SmartMaster, hazards to the operator or damage to the SmartMaster and other
property may arise if:
− It is not operated by trained or instructed personnel,
− It is not used for the purpose intended and / or
− It is not properly maintained.
2.2 Notes on Signs and Symbols
DANGERG
This is a warning of an imminent danger situation with an inevitable
consequence of severe injury or death if the specified instruction is not
followed exactly.
WARNING
Draws attention to a potentially dangerous situation that could result in
severe personal injury or death if the specified instruction is not
followed exactly.
CAUTION
This is a warning of a potentially dangerous situation with the result of
moderate or minor injuries and property damage if the specified
instruction is not followed exactly.
NOTE
This is an indication of useful information for safe and proper handling.
• The bullet point marks work and / or operating steps in a sequence. The
steps are to be carried out in this order from top to bottom.
− The dash marks lists.
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2.3 Markings and Signs to be affixed by the End-user
The end-user may be obliged to affix further labelling and
signs on the SmartMaster and in the vicinity.
Such markings and signs might be related, for example, to the requirement to wear
personal protective equipment.
2.4 Safety Instructions for Operators
Before use, the operator of the Smart Master is to be instructed on handling the
device by information, instruction and training, as well as on the use of materials and
tools.
The SmartMaster may only be operated in technically flawless condition, bearing in
mind its intended use, safety regulations and hazards and in compliance with the
operating instructions! Faults – in particular those which affect safety – must be
corrected immediately!
Every person who is charged with the commissioning, operation or maintenance
must have completely read and understood these operating instructions
- in particular Section 2 Safety. Once they are working on the machine, it is too late.
This applies particularly to staff who only occasionally work on the SmartMaster.
The operating instructions must be readily accessible in the vicinity of the
SmartMaster at all times.
We accept no liability for any damages or injuries caused by failure to observe these
operating instructions.
The relevant accident prevention regulations and other generally recognized safety
and health rules and regulations are to be complied with.
It is important to lay down and adhere to the responsibility for the different activities in
matters of servicing and maintenance. This is the only way to avoid incorrect actions
- especially in dangerous situations.
The end-user is to enforce wearing of personal protective equipment by operating
and maintenance staff. These include in particular safety shoes, safety glasses and
gloves.
Do not wear loose, long hair, loose clothing or jewellery! Basically, there is always
the danger of it getting caught somewhere, or of getting caught up and dragged into
moving parts!
If safety-relevant changes to the SmartMaster occur, shut the extraction down
immediately and switch off and report what has happened to the competent authority
or person!
Work on the SmartMaster may only be carried out by reliable, trained personnel.
Observe the minimum legal age!
Only allow staff who are being trained, given practical training or instruction to work
on the SmartMaster under the constant supervision of an experienced staff member!
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The connection of the welding power source (UVV VBG 15 § 43 Para 1) shall be
designed so that no stray welding current (fault current) flows through the protective
earth conductor of the SmartMaster. It is important to ensure that the welding current
return wire between the workpiece and welding machine has low resistance
and connections between the workpiece and SmartMaster are avoided.
2.5 Safety Instructions for Maintenance and
Fault Clearance on the SmartMaster
"Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn for all work concerning
maintenance and fault clearance.
Before starting the actual maintenance work, the unit should be cleaned. For this, an
industrial vacuum cleaner for dust class "H" may be used."
Setting up, maintenance and repair work and troubleshooting must be performed
only when the device is switched off.
Always tighten bolt connections that have been loosened during repair work! If
specified, tighten the relevant bolts with a torque wrench.
In particular, clean dirt and cleaning products off connections and threaded couplings
before beginning maintenance / repair / care work.
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The connection of the welding power source (UVV VBG 15 § 43 Para 1) shall be
designed so that no stray welding current (fault current) flows through the protective
earth conductor of the SmartMaster. It is important to ensure that the welding current
return wire between the workpiece and welding machine has low resistance
and connections between the workpiece and SmartMaster are avoided.
2.5 Safety Instructions for Maintenance and
Fault Clearance on the SmartMaster
"Appropriate personal protective equipment should be worn for all work concerning
maintenance and fault clearance.
Before starting the actual maintenance work, the unit should be cleaned. For this, an
industrial vacuum cleaner for dust class "H" may be used."
Setting up, maintenance and repair work and troubleshooting must be performed
only when the device is switched off.
Always tighten bolt connections that have been loosened during repair work! If
specified, tighten the relevant bolts with a torque wrench.
In particular, clean dirt and cleaning products off connections and threaded couplings
before beginning maintenance / repair / care work.
WARNING
Skin contact with cutting fumes, etc. can cause skin irritation in
sensitive individuals!
Repair and maintenance work on the SmartMaster may only be
carried out by trained and authorized personnel while complying
with the safety rules and the applicable accident prevention
regulations!
Serious injury to the lungs and the respiratory tract is possible!
In order to avoid contact with and inhalation of dust, use
protective clothing, gloves and a powered air respirator!
The release of hazardous dusts during repair
and maintenance is to be avoided to ensure that persons not
charged with the task are not affected.
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3 Product Description
The Smart Master is a compact welding fume filter device, which extracts welding
fumes right at the point where they are produced and exhausts them with a
separation rate of more than 99%. For this purpose the device is equipped with a
flexible exhaust arm whose exhaust hood is easily movable and which then retains
the position without any additional support. As an alternative to the exhaust arm, a
suction hose can be connected to the rear of the device. The exhausted air is purified
in a 3-stage filtering process and then returned to the work area again.
Illustration 1, Product Description
Item Designation
Item
Designation
1
Exhaust hood
8
Operating hours counter
2
Exhaust arm
9
Signal horn to change filter
3
Clamp fastener
10
Connection for suction hose
4
Maintenance door
11
Handle bar
5
Filter set
12
Cable holder
6
Device switch I / 0
13
Swivel castor with brake
7
Power indicator lamp
14
Rear wheel
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3.1 Specified Conditions of Use
The Smart Master is designed to extract welding fumes arising during electrowelding
right at their source and to filter them out.
Hazardous materials released during the work process are captured by the exhaust
hood. Along with the exhaust air, they flow into the filter unit. Here they are passed
through a prefilter for coarse particles, another pre-filter for fine dust and a main filter,
in which the fine, breathable smoke particles are separated with an efficiency of more
than 99%. The cleaned air is sucked in by the fan and is returned to the work area.
In the case of extracting welding fumes containing carcinogenic levels such as
are created when welding alloy steels (eg: stainless steel), according to official
regulations, only devices tested and approved for the so-called recirculated air
method may be used.
This filter unit is approved for extracting welding fumes emitted during welding
of steels with an alloy content of <5% to >30% and complies with the
requirements for the welding fume separation class W3, according to DIN EN
ISO 15012-1.
In Germany for welding jobs, the provisions of Technical Rule 528 "Welding
Work" (Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances) are generally to be
complied with. When extracting welding fumes with carcinogenic constituents
(eg: chromates, nickel oxides, etc.), in addition the requirements of Technical
Rule 560 are to be complied with.
You will find the dimensions and further details on the SmartMaster which must be
observed in the Section on Technical Data.
NOTE
Observe the information in Section 9.1 on Technical Data.
It is essential to observe these specifications.
Specified Conditions of Use also include complying with
the notes
− on safety,
− on operation and control,
− on maintenance and servicing,
described in this manual.
Any other or further use is considered to be improper use.
Responsibility for any resulting damage rests solely with the end-user
of the SmartMaster. This also applies to unauthorized modifications to
the SmartMaster.
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3.2 Reasonably foreseeable misuse
Use of the SmartMaster in industrial areas where EX-protection requirements need to
be met is not permitted. Furthermore, the operation is prohibited for:
− processes that are not in the intended use list
and in which the extracted air:
●
is mixed with sparks, eg: from grinding processes which, due to their size and
quantity, might lead to damage to the extraction tube or even a fire in the filter
media;
●
is mixed with aerosol and oily vapours from liquids and the resulting
contamination of the air stream;
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is mixed with flammable, combustible dusts and/or substances which may form
explosive mixtures or atmospheres;
●
is mixed with other aggressive or abrasive dust which could damage the
SmartMaster and the filter elements employed;
●
is mixed with organic, toxic substances or a proportion of substances which are
released when cutting the material.
Waste such as separated particles can contain harmful substances.
They are not permitted be disposed of in municipal solid waste landfill - they must be
disposed of in an environmentally acceptable manner.
With the SmartMaster, if the intended use is complied with, it is not possible that any
reasonably foreseeable misuse might arise which could lead to dangerous situations
involving personal injury.
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3.3 Markings and Signs on the SmartMaster
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3.3 Markings and Signs on the SmartMaster
Illustration 2, markings and signs
Sign
Meaning
* 1
Where mounted
Identification
with the specifications:
Rear panel, bottom
Plate
− SINOtec
Senefelderstraße 17
DE-63322 Rödermark
− Type
SmartMaster
− Supply voltage
− Built : 08/2013
− Machine No.: 192341
− Weight: 72 kg
Sticker
with the
Front panel, centre, left
− identification: Welding fume
category W3 according to
EN ISO 15012-1
− Indication of the date of
next technical check
*1 sample Identification Plate data.
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3.4 Residual Risk
Even when all safety rules are observed, during the operation
of the SmartMaster there remains a residual risk as described below.
All persons working on and with the Smart Master must know what this residual risk
is and follow the instructions that prevent these residual risks leading to accidents or
damage.
WARNING
Serious injury to the lungs and the respiratory tract is possible -
wear breathing protection, e.g.:
KEMPER autoflow XP or a protective dust filter mask
belonging to Class FFP2 as per EN 149.
Skin contact with welding fumes, etc. can cause skin irritation in
sensitive individuals - wear protective clothing.
Before starting welding work, ensure that the exhaust arm and the
exhaust hood are positioned correctly, the filter elements are
complete and undamaged, and the device is running! Only when
the green indicator lamp is lit is there sufficient volumetric flow
for welding fumes to be extracted.
When changing the filter cartridges, there may be skin contact
with the separated dust and also some of the dust may be stirred
up by the work. Therefore, wear breathing protection and
protective clothing.
Embers in the filter elements may possibly lead to a smouldering
fire - switch off the filter unit, close the damper in the exhaust
hood and let the device cool down in a controlled manner.
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4 Transport and Storage
4.1 Transport
DANGER
Life-threatening crushing possible during loading and transport of
the SmartMaster!
Improper lifting and transporting may cause the pallet carrying the
filter device to tilt and fall!
• Never remain in the area under suspended loads!
A lift truck or forklift is best suited for transporting the pallet with the filter device.
4.2 Storage
The Smart Master should be stored in its original packaging at an ambient
temperature of -20° C to +55° C in a dry and clean place. The packaging must not be
put under load by other items.
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5 Assembly
WARNING
Serious injury can be caused when mounting the exhaust arm as
a result of the pretensioning of the coil springs employed. In the
event of improper handling, the support frame may move
unexpectedly and cause severe facial injuries or crush fingers!
NOTE
The end-user of the SmartMaster may only entrust the assembly of the
device on their own to persons who are familiar with the task.
Two people are needed to assemble the device.
5.1 Unpacking and assembling the wheels
• Remove the small boxes from the large outer packaging and put them to one side.
• Now lift off the large outer packing upwards.
• The SmartMaster stands on a cardboard base and is bolted to the pallet with
two metal brackets. Cut open the corners of the cardboard bottom with a knife,
so that you can fold the sides down. Loosen the screws of the metal angle
brackets and also remove the two larger screws in order to completely
dismantle the load restraints.
• In the small box there are two large rear wheels with pre-assembled axle and
two smaller steering castors with brakes (front wheels).The two screws for
fastening are also already pre-assembled/inserted on the steering castors.
Also here are two flaps to cover the rear wheels.
• There is a handle bar on the rear side of the device. Pull on this handle bar
and so tilt the device slightly backwards so that at the front the unit is standing
approximately 150 mm clear of the floor.
• While holding the unit in this position, a second employee screws the steering
castors (front wheels) from below into the existing threaded sleeves, using the
pre-assembled screws.
The threaded sleeves can be found in the unit’s base plate in the front corners
of the unit. The front wheels are now mounted on the unit.
• Now slowly lower the unit again at the front and lock the brakes on the two
front wheels.
• Now grasp the handlebar and lift the unit somewhat, so that the unit is raised
at the back roughly 150mm above the ground. The second employee can now
screw the large rear wheels (with their preassembled axles) from the side into
the threaded sleeves located there
• The last step is to push the two caps onto the rear wheels you have just
assembled.
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• Now lift the SmartMaster carefully backwards down off the pallet.
• Loosen the clamp fasteners on the top panel, open the maintenance door and
check that the filter cartridges are undamaged and fitted properly. Please refer
to the notes under Section 7.3 Changing Filters.
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• Now lift the SmartMaster carefully backwards down off the pallet.
• Loosen the clamp fasteners on the top panel, open the maintenance door and
check that the filter cartridges are undamaged and fitted properly. Please refer
to the notes under Section 7.3 Changing Filters.
Figure 3, Unpacking and Assembly
Item
Designation
Quantity
3
Clamp fastener
2
4
Maintenance door
15 Filter set
1
5.1
Prefilter
1
5.2
Prefilter cassette
1
5.3
Main filter
1
11
Handle bar
1
13
Swivel castor with brake (front wheel)
2
14
Rear wheel
2
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5.2 Assembly of exhaust arm
The exhaust arm consists of three main components: slew ring, support frame and
extraction hood. These are individually packaged in one carton each.
There is a separate guide for installing and adjusting the exhaust arm in the box
containing the support frame. Follow these instructions for mounting the exhaust arm
on a mobile device.
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6 Use
Every person who is concerned with the operation, maintenance or repair of the
SmartMaster must have completely read and understood these operating
instructions.
6.1 Qualification of operators
The end-user of the SmartMaster may only entrust the use of the device on their own
to persons who are familiar with the task.
Being familiar with this task includes the fact that the persons concerned have been
instructed according to the task to be performed and understand the operating
instructions and the relevant works' operating instructions.
Only permit use of the SmartMaster by trained or instructed staff. This is the only way
to a achieve awareness among all employees concerning safety and hazards at
work.
6.2 Operator's controls
On the front panel of the Smart Master there are the following four components, one
below the other:
-
Device switch I / 0
This is the switch to turn the device on and off. It is thermally protected and
also acts to protect the motor against overload. If any foreign object enters the
fan impeller and blocks it, this switch returns automatically after a few seconds
to the "0" position and thus prevents the motor burning out.
-
Operating control lamp
The green light indicates that the device is in operation and running normally.
If extraction performance falls below minimum or the device switches back to
"0" position because of overloading, the green light goes out.
Proceed with welding work only if the green operating control lamp is lit.
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Operating hours counter
The operating hours counter runs at the same time as the fan motor. It allows
you to gather information about the SmartMaster's operating hours and also to
monitor the service life of the filters. This way the replacement filters can be
ordered in time to change them.
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Signal horn
Safe capture of welding fumes is only possible when there is sufficient
extraction capacity. As the dust accumulation in the filter increases, its
resistance to through-flow increases and the suction decreases. Once it falls
below a minimum level, the horn sounds and the green power indicator light
goes off. Now, a change of filter is required.
The same happens if the damper in the exhaust hood is closed too far and
thus equally the suction is reduced to too great a degree. The remedy is to
open the damper.
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6.3 Positioning the exhaust hood
The exhaust arm and the exhaust hood are designed so that they can be easily
adjusted and pulled into position with one hand. Once adjusted, the exhaust hood
remains in that position of its own accord. Furthermore, both the suction hood and
the arm can be pivoted through 360° so that almost any position can be set. For
adequate capture of welding fumes, it is important that the exhaust hood is always
positioned correctly. The correct position can be seen in the following picture.
Figure 4: positioning the exhaust hood
• Position the arm so that the exhaust hood is obliquely above the weld.
• The exhaust hood must be positioned so that it safely captures the welding
fumes, taking into account the movement of welding fumes caused by the heat
and the suction range.
• Always move the exhaust hood with respect to the weld position as you
advance.
WARNING
An incorrectly positioned exhaust hood or too low an extraction efficiency
do not ensure that hazardous substance-containing air is captured
adequately by the exhaust hood. Hazardous substances can thus enter
the area where the user breathes and lead to injury to health!
6.4 Initial operation
• Turn the device on with the switch marked "0" and "I".
• The fan starts and the green operating control lamp indicates that the device is
running normally.
• Proceed with welding work only if the operating control lamp is lit.
• Always move the exhaust hood with respect to the weld position as you
advance.
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7 Maintenance
The notes described in this Section are meant as minimum requirements. Depending
on the operating conditions, further attention may be required to keep the
SmartMaster in optimal working condition.
The maintenance and repair work described in this Section may only
be carried out by the end-user's specially trained corrective maintenance staff.
Spare parts used must comply with SINOtec GmbH's specified technical
requirements.
This is always guaranteed by using original spare parts.
Take steps for safe and environmentally friendly disposal of operating fluids and
replacement parts.
During maintenance work observe:
• Section 2.4 Safety Instructions for Operators
• Section 2.5 Safety Instructions for Maintenance and Fault Clearance
• The safety notes on the individual jobs specifically mentioned in this Section.
• Follow the safety instructions on the following pages!
7.1 Care of the Device
Care of the Smart Master is essentially limited to cleaning dust and debris off all
surfaces and checking the filter cartridges.
Note the warnings listed in Section 2.5 "Safety Instructions for Maintenance and Fault
Clearance on the Smart Master".
Note
Do not clean the SmartMaster with compressed air! This may cause
dust and/or dirt particles to get into the ambient air.
Proper care helps to keep the SmartMaster functioning correctly at all times.
●
Clean the SmartMaster thoroughly once a month.
●
The outer surfaces of the SmartMaster can be cleaned with a suitable industrial
vacuum cleaner for dust class H or alternatively wiped clean with a damp cloth.
●
When cleaning the suction arm, also eliminate any accumulated dust or other
deposits on the protective grating (sold separately) or in the interior of the exhaust
hood.
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Check the hose of the exhaust arm for damage, e.g.: burn holes from sparks or
chafing.
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Note
Major defects and leaks lead to a reduction of the extraction
efficiency of the suction hood. Replace the hose with a new one in
time.
7.2 Servicing
Regular inspection and servicing have a positive effect on the reliable functioning of
the SmartMaster and should be done at least once a year.
Except for an occasional adjustment of the joints of the exhaust arm and changing
filters if necessary the device is maintenance-free. For the adjustment of the joints,
take note of the installation and maintenance instructions supplied with the exhaust
arm.
Note the warnings listed in Section 2.5 "Safety Instructions for Maintenance and Fault
Clearance on the Smart Master".
7.3 Changing filters
The life of the filter cartridges depends on the type and amount of deposited
particles. In order to optimize the service life of the main filter and to protect it from
coarser particles, a prefilter and a much finer prefilter cassette have been fitted
upstream.
We recommend changing the economical prefilter, for example, on a regular daily or
weekly basis depending on workload, and not wait until it is completely clogged with
dust.
As the dust accumulation in the filter increases, its resistance to through-flow
increases and the suction decreases. Once it falls below a minimum level, the horn
sounds and the green power indicator light goes off. Now, a change of filter is
required. In most cases it will be enough to replace only the prefilter and the prefilter
cassette. Only after the prefilter cassette has been changed for the 2nd or 3rd time
does the main filter cartridge need to be changed so that the alarm does not sound
again after a very short time.
WARNING
Cleaning the filter cartridges is not permitted. This leads inevitably to
damage to the filter medium, which means the filter no longer functions and
dangerous substances find their way into the surrounding, breathable air.
During the work described in the following section, pay particular attention
to the seal on the main filter. Only an undamaged seal allows the device to
achieve a high separation rate. Main filters with a damaged seal must
therefore be replaced every time.
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Use only original replacement filters, because only they guarantee the necessary
separation rate and are matched to the filter equipment and its performance
characteristics.
• Switch off the SmartMaster at the device main switch, Illustration 1, Item 6.
• Prevent unintentional restarting by unplugging the device.
• Loosen the clamp fasteners, Item 2, and open the maintenance door, Item 3
• Lift the main filter (Illustration 5, Item 5.3) slightly using the handle at the front
to release the seal from the sealing surface and pull it a short way towards
you.
• At the rear, the main filter slides on side-mounted bolts on guide profiles which
causes it to be lifted. This way the seal is not damaged even in the rear area,
see Illustration 6.
• Then grasp the filter with your free hand by its rear wall. In this manner, lift it
with both hands out of the device and put it on a clean, flat work table.
• Remove the prefilter carefully from the main filter in order to stir up as little
dust as possible.
• The prefilter cassette has lugs at the top which allow you to lift it out of the
main filter.
• Place the old filter in a plastic bag and seal it, for instance, with cable ties.
Suitable plastic bags are available.
• Replace each of the filter cartridges that need changing with new ones.
• When doing so, take extra care with the main filter. Only an undamaged seal
on the bottom of the main filter ensures the high separation rate of the device.
• Lift the main filter (now refitted with prefilter cassette and prefilter) with one
hand on the back wall and the other on the handle on the front and place it in
the filter unit with the side bolts resting on the guide profiles.
• While keeping the front end of the filter raised, push it back into the device
until it clicks into place at the back.
• Hinge the maintenance door back up and close the clamp fasteners.
• Plug the power cable back into the socket and turn on the device. The green
power indicator light should come on and show the device is running normally.
• Dispose of the used filters according to official regulations. For this purpose,
the appropriate waste code can be obtained from the local waste disposal
company.
• Finally, the maintenance area is to be cleaned, for example with an industrial
vacuum cleaner for dust class "H".
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Fig. 5, filter construction
Fig. 6: Changing filters.
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7.4 Fault clearance
Malfunction
Possible Cause
Remedy
Not all smoke is
Distance of the exhaust
Place exhaust hood closer.
sucked in.
hood from welding position
too great.
Clean air outlet covered.
Keep clean air outlet free of
obstruction.
Horn sounds and
Extraction power too low,
Open damper in exhaust
green indicator light is
damper in the suction hood hood to full extent.
not lit.
is closed.
Filter cartridges saturated.
Change filter cartridges.
Dust comes out on the
Filter cartridges damaged.
Change filter cartridges.
clean air side.
Devices switch trips.
Motor blocked.
Have it checked by an
electrician.
Device does not start
No mains voltage.
Have it checked by an
up.
electrician.
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7.5 Emergency measures
In case of fire in the filter device or its intake components, proceed as follows:
• Where possible, disconnect the SmartMaster from the power supply by
unplugging.
• Fight fire with commercially available dry powder extinguisher.
• If necessary, notify the local fire service.
WARNING
Do not open the maintenance door of the filter unit, flames may
shoot out!
In case of fire, do not touch the device under any circumstances
without proper protective gloves. Risk of burns!
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8 Waste Disposal
When disposing of the device, please observe:
• Section 2.4 Safety Instructions for Operators
• Section 2.5 Safety Instructions for Maintenance and Fault Clearance
• The safety notes on the individual jobs specifically mentioned in this Section.
CAUTION
Comply with the legal obligations on waste prevention and correct
recycling/disposal during all work on and with the SmartMaster!
Disassembly work must be done with great care to ensure that no dust adhering to
the Smart Master is swirled up thus harming persons who are not involved with the
task. Therefore, for dismantling use a well-ventilated room with filtered air or a
suitable mobile filter unit. The work area should be cordoned off and marked. Swirled
up dust must be immediately cleaned up with a vacuum cleaner for dust class "H".
During the job, personal protective equipment such as protective clothing, gloves,
powered air respirator system etc. is to be worn to prevent exposure to hazardous
dusts.
Before you start dismantling, the unit must be cleaned and all dust still on and
inside the unit is to be removed. To do this, an industrial vacuum cleaner
for dust class "H" should be used.
At the start of the dismantling process the filters used are to be removed and
disposed of in a sealed plastic bag. Then the unit is disassembled and any dust that
is released is vacuumed up again every time. The parts can then be disposed of by
an authorized company after being sorted by material type.
Finally, the work area should be cleaned
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9 Appendix
9.1 Technical Data
Supply voltage
Single phase AC, see Identification
Plate
Motor output
1.1 kW
Maximum power consumption
See Identification Plate
Duty cycle
100%
Type of protection
IP 42
ISO Class
F
Permitted ambient temperature
-10 / +40°C
Fan capacity, max.
1,600 m³/h
Device capacity, max.
1,300 m²/ h without exhaust arm
950 m³ / h, with exhaust arm
Vacuum, max.
1,500 Pa
Minimum extraction performance (flow
400 m³/h
monitoring trigger threshold)
Exhaust arm
Nom. diam. 150, 2 m or 3 m
Filter surface area
Prefilter cassette 2.2 m
2
Main filter 13 m
2
Welding fume separation class as per EN
W3
ISO 15012-1
Sound pressure level at 1m distance as
72 dB(A)
per DIN EN ISO 3744
Width
580 mm
Depth
580 mm
Height
900 mm
Weight
72 kg without exhaust arm
81 kg with 2 m exhaust arm
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9.2 Spare parts and accessories
Consec. Illustration Item Designation
Art. No.
Nº.1 1 1 Exhaust hood
79 103 00
2 1 2
Hose for exhaust arm, 2 m
114 0348
2 1 2
Hose for exhaust arm, 3 m
114 0349
3 - -
Extraction hose set, nom. diam.
64 300 08
150, 3 m
Suction nozzle with magnetic base
and connecting material
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Extraction hose set, nom. diam.
64 300 09
150, 6 m
Suction nozzle with magnetic base
and connecting material
5 5 5.1
Prefilter (pack of 10)
109 0452
6 5 5.2
Prefilter cassette
109 0453
7 5 5.3
Main filter
109 0454
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Waste disposal bags for filters
119 0746
(pack of 10)
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9.4 Dimensional drawing
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