Sterling BP1620, BP1628, BP1640 installation manual Uncrating, BP1600 Series Granulator

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2-6 Uncrating

BP1600 Series Granulator

BP1600 Series granulators are shipped mounted on a wooden skid then blocked and banded to prevent movement. All non- painted items subject to corrosion are coated with a quality rust preventative and the machine is then covered with heavy duty polyethylene to protect it from moisture and dirt.

Sterling granulators are normally shipped completely assembled unless the size of the machine or an agreement for special shipping arrangements causes partial disassembly.

If inspection revealed no shipping damage, unpack the unit by removing the polyethylene covering and banding. For detailed uncrating information, follow the instructions listed below:

1.Remove the nails holding the box to the skid and lift the box off carefully, avoiding staples in the 1’ x 4’ wood supports. Cut steel banding.

2.Use a pry bar to remove the blocks securing the unit to the skid.

3.Insert forks between skid and granulator from the side (guard side) until they protrude beyond the opposite side of the unit. The forks must be equidistant from the centerline of the unit and the unit must be balanced on the forks.

4.Lift the unit off the skid with a fork truck. Lift slowly and only high enough to clear the skid. Use a pry bar if necessary to carefully remove the skid from the unit.

5.Lower slowly. The unit should land on its foot pads or optional casters and can then be moved into position.

6.Temporary hardware has been installed to prevent side panels from shifting in transit. Remove hardware.

Important!

Retain the crating material for reshipping the granulator in case hidden

shipping damage is found.

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BP1620, BP1628 & BP1640 Granulators

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Contents Model BP1620, BP1628, & BP1640 BP1620, BP1628 & BP1640 Granulators Safety Considerations Result in Injury to Personnel or Damage to Equipment Safety is no Accident Table of Contents Startup Checklist Charts and Figures 33-34General Information IntroductionGeneral Description Granulator Specifications Event of Shipping Damages Shipping InformationUnpacking and Inspection Returns If the Shipment is Not CompleteIf the Shipment is Not Correct Uncrating BP1600 Series GranulatorGeneral InstallationScope Set-upFastener turn counter-clockwise to loosen Electrical Service Connections High Amperage Readings AC MotorClosing Cutting Chamber Accessing Cutting ChamberOpening Cutting Chamber Accessing Screen Chamber Opening Screen ChamberClosing Screen Chamber Sequence of Operation Electrical TestAlternate Procedure for testing interlock switch operation Fan Evacuation Startup ChecklistGranulator Startup Checklist 25 BP1600 Temporary Machine Stops OperationOperation Instructions Final Machine StopsEmergency Stops Routine Maintenance Lubrication SpecificationsMotor & Belts Servicing Screw Jack Lubrication Instructions30 BP1600 Belt Span and Deflection Knife Removal & Adjustment Belt Deflection ForceRotor Knife Removal Rotor Knife Sharpening Rotor Knife Installation Bed Knife SharpeningBed Knife Installation & Setting Bed knife adjusting screws in metric Preventative Maintenance Service Recommended Torque For Knife BoltsTroubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution40 BP1600 41 BP1600 Spare Parts Recommended Spare PartsAdditional Parts Appendix General Drawings44 BP1600 45 BP1600 46 BP1600 Service Notes 48 BP1600

BP1620, BP1640, BP1628 specifications

The Sterling BP1620, BP1640, and BP1628 are a trio of innovative pressure washing machines designed to meet the diverse needs of both commercial and residential users. Each model features a robust construction accompanied by advanced technologies, making them highly efficient for various cleaning tasks.

The Sterling BP1620 is powered by a durable electric motor that delivers a pressure output of up to 1600 PSI. This model is particularly well-suited for light to medium cleaning tasks such as patio cleaning, car washing, and outdoor furniture maintenance. One of its standout features is the adjustable nozzle, which allows users to switch between different spray patterns easily. Additionally, the BP1620 is equipped with a lightweight frame and ergonomic design, promoting ease of use and maneuverability.

On the other hand, the Sterling BP1640 is designed for professionals and those needing more power for heavy-duty cleaning tasks. It boasts an impressive 2400 PSI output, making it ideal for cleaning larger surfaces, driveways, and decks. A unique characteristic of the BP1640 is its integrated detergent tank, which enhances cleaning efficiency by allowing users to apply soap effortlessly during washing. The quick connect fittings make attachments simple, while the high-pressure hose is reinforced for added durability.

The Sterling BP1628 sits comfortably between the BP1620 and BP1640, offering a versatile solution for a range of applications. With a maximum pressure of 2200 PSI, it is well-equipped for medium to heavy-duty tasks. The inclusion of multiple nozzle tips provides versatility, enabling users to tackle diverse surfaces like brick, concrete, and wood. Its compact design ensures easy storage, while the adjustable pressure settings allow for customized cleaning based on the task at hand.

All three models incorporate an advanced cooling system that prevents overheating during prolonged use, thereby extending their lifespan. The innovative thermal protection feature ensures safe operation by automatically shutting off the unit in case of overheating, while additionally, the machines are designed with user safety in mind, featuring non-slip grips and sturdy bases.

In summary, the Sterling BP1620, BP1640, and BP1628 are exemplary power washing machines that combine ease of use, durability, and efficient cleaning capabilities. With various pressure outputs and features tailored to different user needs, they are poised to handle any cleaning challenge, whether for home maintenance or professional use.
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