General information – Dustless DustDroid 600 User Manual

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Plug into any two120v 15

or 20 amp outlets.For 120v

operation you MUST have two

separate 120v 15 or 20 amp

circuits in order to run both

motors imultaneously. If using

two 120v circuits to power the

unit remove the 120v female

plugs that are a part of the unit and plug your power cords into

the male flanged 120v plugs as shown.

Optional 120/240v – 4 wire

connection. Check the en-

closed external wiring dia-

gram to insure the wiring is

correct. If wiring is incorrect

the voltage may be too high

for the motors and will dam-

age them and thereby void the

warranty. The 240 volt wiring splits off into two 120 volt circuits.

This allows the motors to either run on the 240 volt setup or two

120 volt setups without any adaptation.

If running only one motor.

operator must remove the

hose connected to the inlet

port that connects to the

motor that is not running and

utilize the 2.5” expandable

port plug that is kept stored in

the storage bracket . This plug

is to be placed in the unused inlet port on the filter reservoir lid.

This prevents air flow through the unused motor during operation

thereby creating a substantial vacuum leak and diminishing the

effectiveness of the one motor that is running.

If running only one motor,

operator must also insure that

the small 3/4” vacuum hose

that connects to the motor

inlet on the bottom of each

motor housing is on the motor

that is running. If not then the

bags will not have equalized

vacuum on the reservoirs and the bags will suck into the cyclone

and on the filters. If using just one motor the front motor is the

one that is set up to run without change. This can be changed at

will.

This unit collects over 98% of

dust in the cyclone reservoir

during operation. eventu-

ally the small amount of dust

that get to the filter reservoir

will begin to occlude the

filter thereby create air flow

resistance through the HePA

filter. The unit is equipped with a Minihelic gauge(s) that mea-

sures the resistance of airflow of the filter(s). When the filter(s)

reach approximately 20”h20 on the gauge, which is half way, the

filter(s) should be cleaned with the use of the pulse valve(s). This

typically happens no more frequently than once an hour, but var-

ies with amount of dust being collected over a given period.

To clean the filter and remove

the resistance of air flow from

the filter simply pull the hose

connected to the pulse valve

back quickly and release. You

will then notice the reading on

the minihelic gauge will have

dropped to zero. This indicates

that the filter has been cleaned and you are ready to continue

operation.

General Information

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Operation Instructions ______________________________________________________________

Dust Collection Area ________________________________________________________________

Dust collection reservoirs are 30 gallon capacity. The actual dust collection capacity should be based on whatever is an acceptable

weight to handle. If the reservoir is filled to create an unmanageable weight for an individual to safely lift, operator is required to

utilize a mechanical lifting device to dispose of dust in an approved receptacle. Consult local regulations regarding disposal of debris

and follow these regulations

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