USC LPH800 Mode d’emploi
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MAINTENANCE - LPH800 TREATER
DRIVE AND DRUM
Inspect all welds and structural components on frame and drum for bends,
cracks and damage.
Remove shields and inspect pillow block bearings.
Inspect drive wheels for unordinary wear, and setscrews for tightness.
Inspect the Neoprene idler wheels.
Tighten and lubricate chain.
PUMPS AND PLUMBING
Check pump in forward and reverse.
Make sure pump heads open and close smoothly.
Inspect tubing and for uneven wear. Replace pump tubing often to ensure high
flow rates can be met.
Tighten hose clamps and check filter. Clean filter frequently to avoid blockages
Flush flow meter with clean water frequently to avoid chemical buildup.
Proper maintenance of the LPH800 Seed Treater is critical for peak performance,
reliability and accuracy of this system. The following is a guideline for the type of
maintenance and servicing that should be performed on this unit. Your environment
and uses may require additional maintenance and service beyond this list to assure
a reliable and safe unit. The operator of this unit has ultimate responsibility to identify
areas of concern and rectify them before they become a hazard or safety issue.
There is no substitute for a trained, alert operator.
Do not put this unit into operation with any questionably
maintained parts. Poor performance or a hazard may occur.
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ATOMIZER
To access inside of atomizer housing, push up on the quick release handle and slide
back the atomizer (below).
Quick-Release
Handle
Slide back atomizer housing and grease
bearing inside. Bearing needs just one
pump of grease every 40 hours of use
(right).
Clean any build-up inside the housing and
the atomizer head. To remove the
atomizer head, loosen the set screw
located on the bottom of the head.
Check for any play in the atomizer shaft.
Make sure the atomizer spins smoothly.
Ensure the adjustable chute is fitting
completely into the drum opening.
Adjust if necessary.
Atomizer Head
Set ScrewBearing
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ELECTRICAL PANEL
Check and tighten wire connections.
Check quick connects on bottom of control panel.
Check starters and overloads.
Check relays and breakers.
Check and set the proximity switches. (page 4).
Check VFD’s.
MIX TANK
Check motor.
Check for any play in the mix tank shaft.
Check valves, fittings, and plug on bottom of tank for leaks.
Check chemical line tubing for abnormal wear.
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PROXIMITY SWITCH ADJUSTMENT GUIDE
The proximity switches mounted in the extension ring and the seed wheel detect when
seed is present.
The proximity switch located in the extension ring is used to automatically shut off the
inlet conveyor when the surge hopper is full. This proximity switch is not present on
tower systems.
The proximity switches located in the seed wheel automatically shut off the pump when
all seed has left the hopper.
If the proximity switch is not working properly, this can be caused by wear, dust, or
even moisture. The first step is to clean the lens of the proximity switch. If this does
not solve the problem, the next step would be to adjust the sensitivity of the proximity
switch.
The green light indicates the power status. If it is active the device is powered.
The amber light indicates when seed is being detected. If it is active it detects seed,
if inactive it does not detect seed.
Using the small screwdriver provided inside the control panel, you can adjust the
proximity switch by turning the adjusting screw on the back of the proximity switch.
Turn Clockwise to make the proximity switch more sensitive.
Turn Counterclockwise to make the proximity switch less sensitive.
Proximity Switch Screwdriver
Sensitivity
Adjustment Screw
Amber lightGreen light
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