CAMCORP HVP with Duroflow Blower User Manual

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SECTION 1

GENERAL INFORMATION

INSPECTION

Before uncrating, check the packing slip carefully to be

sure all the parts have been received. All accessories

are listed as separate items on the packing slip, and

small important accessories such as relief valves can

be overlooked or lost. After every item on the packing

slip has been checked off, uncrate carefully. Register

a claim with the carrier for lost or damaged equipment.

The inlet and discharge openings are fitted with protec-

tive covers to prevent dirt and moisture from entering

the blower during shipping and installation.

Do not remove and dispose of the

covers until final checking and instal-

lation.

Covers are lined with a “Corrosion Inhibitor” which will

inhibit rust for a period of six months. Retain covers for

use in reshipment or relocation of the unit.

Temporarily remove the protective covers and inspect

interior of air chamber for foreign material or heavy

rusting. Turn driveshaft to assure that lobes rotate

smoothly without binding. New blowers may be difficult

to turn by hand due to friction of the air seals. Once in

motion however, there should be no indication of inter-

ference between the rotors and the housing or end-

plates. Report any suspected mechanical problems

immediately to your authorized DuroFlow distributor.

REMOVING PROTECTIVE MATERIALS AT START--

UP

Blower inlet and discharge are temporarily capped to

keep out dirt and other contaminants during shipment.

These covers must be removed before start--up.

Failure to remove covers from blower

inlet and discharge prior to start--up

will cause machine damage.

STORAGE
Your DuroFlow blower was packaged at the factory with

adequate protection to permit normal storage for up to

six (6) months. Under the best of storage conditions

there is still a potential for damage to occur. Extended

storage preparation is available from the factory, prior

to shipment, at a small additional charge. If the unit is

to be stored under adverse conditions or for extended

periods of time, additional measures should be taken

to prevent unwarrantable damage.
1.

Store the blower in a clean, dry area.

2.

Make certain inlet and discharge air ports are

tightly covered to prevent foreign material from

entering the air chamber.

3.

All exposed, non--painted surfaces should be

protected against rust and corrosion.

4.

Make sure all vent breathers are in place.

5.

Provide adequate protection to avoid accidental

mechanical damage.

6.

In high humidity or corrosive environments, addi-

tional measures may be required to prevent

rusting of the internal surfaces. Mist spraying the

impellers and air chamber with a rust preventative

will protect these surfaces from rusting.

To

prevent rusting of gears and bearings, add one

pint of VCI oil in each oil reservoir. (Ref. Part

Number 28H280 per quart)

7.

Rotate shaft by hand weekly to prevent bearings

from taking a set and to keep seals soft.

Before running the blower, drain the

oil and replace to the proper operat-

ing level with clean, fresh lubricant.

Rotating components will cause

severe injury in case of personal

contact.

Keep hands away from

blower inlet and discharge ports.

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