VIII. DISPOSAL OF WASTE OIL AND BY-PRODUCTS
A. Solvent and Sludge.
Through normal operation, the Cleaner sump assembly will collect small quantities of
waste solvent and sludge. These small quantities of solvent and sludge should be stored
in waste tank/drums and must by disposed of properly.
The disposal of waste solvent and water can most easily be done by contacting a waste
oil hauling company in your area or the environmental specialist at your place of
operation.
It is the responsibility of Cleaner owner to contact all local, county, state provincial and
federal agencies to inquire about guidelines for proper disposal of solvent and sludge and
other fluids generated through the use of these Cleaners. Obtain these guidelines in
writing and keep them in your files. It is critical to follow these guidelines and stay
tuned to any changes in the laws that might affect your practices.
Disposal of all waste solvent and sludge must be tracked and documentation of proper
disposal kept on file.
B. Filter Disposal.
As the filters of the Cleaner plug over time, they will need to be changed out and
disposed of properly
The owner of the Cleaner is responsible for contacting all local, county, state, provincial
and federal agencies regarding handling and disposal of used filters and oilsorbs. Obtain
these rules in writing and keep them on hand for reference.
To document compliance, owners must follow these guidelines and track all disposal
times and charges with receipts.
IX. TROUBLE-SHOOTING
A. Light doesn’t work
1. Check power cord, is it plugged into electrical box plug labeled “Light”?
2. Replace light bulb, 150-watt halogen.
3. Confirm cleaner is plugged into wall outlet.
B. Fusible Link doesn’t line-up with tab on lid
1. Adjust bolt on fusible link.
2. Switch fusible link to other side of mount on light bar.
3. Loosen and realign light/lid bar assembly and retighten in correct position.
4. Never bend Fusible Link, this will weaken it!
C. Air Gun has low pressure or doesn’t work
1. Check air source.
2. Check adjustment of regulator.
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