Burr King M15 CombiPak - Manual (Page 5)

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• If you intend to use dry media such as walnut shell, or corncob the bowl ports should be left plugged.
• If you intend to use manually induced fluids, the bowl ports should remain plugged.
• If you intend to use a re-circulating fluid system (such as
the FilterPAK
®
4001 filtration system) connect the fluid
input through an appropriate metering valve to the port on
the upper rim of the bowl. Connect the drain line from the
lower port on the bowl to the drain input on the re-
circulating device (i.e. the FilterPAK
®
4001) or to your
fluid container. The bowl plugs are ¼ inch NP threads for
the input and ¾ inch NP threads for the drain. If you
purchased a CombiPAK
®
M15 you are supplied with a
clog resistant drain/ ½ inch hose adapter. Connect the
drain hose to this accessory.
• Fill the bowl with your media of choice. The media
should be filled to a level approximately 1 inch below the
top of the center post of the bowl.
• If you intend to use fluids, mix the fluids per the
manufacturer’s instructions and introduce the fluids into
the bowl either manually, or via your re-circulating
system. The fluid input quantity should be adjusted to
completely wet the media, but not to leave standing fluid
in the bowl.
• Instill your parts into the bowl. The maximum combined
media plus part load is:
• M15 – 150 pounds (generally 100 pounds of
media, 50 pounds of parts)
Typically, ceramic media will weight 90 to 110 pounds per cubic foot. Plastic media will weight from 40 to
60 pounds per cubic foot. Shell and cob media will weigh 20 to 40 pounds per cubic foot.
The M15 water level volume is 7.5 gallons (1 cubic feet)
• Install the bowl lid. Using the lid will dampen generated noise, and reduce fluid evaporation.
• Connect the bowl to the correct voltage for your model.
• Turn the unit ON. The media and parts should rotate in a toroid form (a doughnut shape), with the media
and parts circulating vigorously from the bowl outside toward the inner bowl post, then downward to
return to the bowl edge.