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50Hz Model:
CE125-2500
Technical
details:
W.P. Bar/PSI 2500 / 36000
Flow: LPM/GPM 21 / 5,5
PLUNGER”Ø” Ø5/8”
Dimensions
L x W x H mm 2200x1100x1500
Weight Kg 1500*
*) subject to options.
2 Feb-19
Index:
General Information
Introduction ................................................................ 2
Index .......................................................................... 3
Certificate(s) of Conformity ........................................ 4
Safety Precautions ...................................................... 5
Medical Emergency Information ................................. 7
Maintenance
Lubrication ............................................................... 10
Cleaning ................................................................... 10
Storage ..................................................................... 10
Spare-Parts Lists
Main Spare-Parts Assembly ...................................... 17
Water Tank Spare-Parts Assembly ............................ 19
Filtering System Spare-Parts Assembly ..................... 21
Booster Pump Spare-Parts Assembly ........................ 23
Pump Spare-Parts Assembly .................................... 25
Power End Spare-Parts Assembly ............................. 28
Gauge Converter Spare-Parts Assembly .................... 31
Electrical System Spare-Parts Assembly .................... 33
Wiring Diagram ........................................................ 37
Gun Dump UHP Spare-Parts Assembly..................... 38
Adjusting nozzle speed ......................................... 38
Swivel UHP Spare-Parts Assembly ....................... 39
Ultra Impact 3000 Bar Rotating Nozzle .................... 41
Wear Parts............................................................ 43
Nozzle Assembly Direction ................................... 44
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Certificate of E.U Conformity:
We hereby declare that the electrical driven high-pressure water blaster machines:
CE125-2500 50Hz.
Has been designed, manufactured and tested to fully comply with the health and safety
requirements of the E.U. machine regulations.
ANY modification or change of the machine without our prior consent will render this
declaration null and void.
Coordinated standards
Used particularly: EN 809 pr EN 1889
EN 292 part 1 & 2 EN 60204-1
EN 574 EN 294
EN 50081-2
EN 6100-6-2
Norwegian Labour Inspection order no.: 522
Managing Director.
Den-Jet Nordic A/S
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WARNING Safety Precautions:
To safeguard the operator who uses the machine and its accessories and as accident
prevention and protection of bystanders and property, the following safety precautions must
be observed. Always treat the water blaster in the same way as any other power driven high
speed cutting tool!
Never let children or people who have not been properly instructed operate the machine.
Use the electric plug in a proper socket with ground to earth wiring. The entire electrical
installation must be with earth wiring! All electrical installations must be made only by an
electrician. A GFCI (Residual current device) is recommended.
Always keep the high-pressure cleaner and the belonging accessories in good working
condition. Check that the machine and its accessories are free from defects, and in good
working condition, with special attention to the insulation on the electric cable. In case of
defect: Do NOT OPERATE THE MACHINE! Get the machine serviced.
Eye protection must be worn at all times when operating the machine to protect against
repelling or ricocheting materials hitting the eyes and causing damage.
Ear protection must be worn at all times when operating the machine to protect against hear
loss during operation.
Respiratory protection should be worn at all times when operating the machine, where there is
an assessed risk of injury that can be prevented by such equipment.
Proper footwear and protective clothing must be worn at all times when using the equipment
to avoid and prevent damage to the operator.
NEVER direct the jet at yourself. Do not attempt to clean your clothes or footwear with the
machine. Be especially alert when pulling or releasing the trigger as sudden reaction forces
will occur
Precautions must be made to keep bystanders away from the working range. Especially when
pulling the trigger as sudden reaction forces can make changes in the direction of the jet.
NEVER spray-jet on humans or live animals, the high pressure jet can cause severe injury
and/or death.
Protective clothing and devices should be worn both by personnel operating the water blaster
system and equipment and by those working nearby. See a selection of safety gear on next
page:
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Safety Gear (PPE):
Safety helmet c/w net visor and ear muff. Safety glasses are
recommended to wear as well. Helmet : EN397. Net Visor : EN
1731:2006. Ear muff : EN 352-3.2002
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Medical Emergency Information:
Immediate medical attention should be given to personnel who sustain equipment related
injuries while operating the system. In such cases, it is vital that medical personnel be apprised
of all facts relevant to such injuries. Therefore, all operating personnel should be provided
with waterproof emergency medical alert tags or cards, describing the nature of their work
and the possibility of injury inherent in the use of water jetting equipment. The below example
of a standard card can be printed out or photo copied, bend, laminated and used as medical
alert tag.
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Set-Up & Use:
Mount the 20m high-pressure hose on to the Water-blaster by tightening the gland nut on to
the high-pressure fitting on the left side of the cylinder-head. Mount the other end to the inlet
thread of the dump gun. Use 2 wrenches when tightening the High pressure hoses.
Prepare the water supply for the Water-blaster, by attaching a 1” hose to the supplied low
pressure inlet coupling on the water tank (Inlet may be continued to frame). Connect the
other end of the water supply hose to a fresh water tap. Open the tap. To prevent water spill
always use the float valve inlet.
Connect the main power cords CEE plug to an earthed 3 phase main power supply. Turn on
the power to the booster feed pump on the turn switch, and push the start button on the
electric panel. Allow the machine a few seconds for the star delta connection to switch over
automatically before pulling the trigger.
Get a firm grip with both hands on the gun handle and the lance handle. Press the trigger and
start blasting. Pay special attention to the fact that energizing the gun causes reaction forces
that can cause the jet to change direction.
Notice:
Make sure your local power supply specifications are suitable for the motor need. Refer to the
ID-plate located at the base of the chassis plate.
Onboard vessels:
Position the Water-blaster machine behind the super structure or on the poop deck. Securely
fastened.
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Set-Up & Use:
Check Task
Daily Check the strainer in the water-tank.
Inspection Clean if necessary.
Check the oil level on the crankcase of the pump. (When Switched
off)
Fill up if necessary.
Check for air-bubbles in the suction hose between tank and pump.
If there are bubbles then tighten the hose-clips.
Check high pressure connections for leakage.
NEVER tighten connections under pressure.
Check high pressure hoses for wear and cracks.
Replace if necessary.
Check the power cord for wear and cracks.
Replace if necessary.
Check the air intake grill of the electric motor.
Clean for dust if necessary.
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Maintenance:
Maintenance Task
Lubrication Oil renewal on the pump crankcase is to be completed the first time
after no more than 50 hours of use. Oil renewal is hereafter to be
completed in every 400 hours of use. Or at least one time a year.
Fill up until the oil level is visible at the indicator line in the sight
glass.
Renewal of Oil Switch off the machine. Loosen the oil drain screw on the lower side
of the pump crank-case. Let the oil drain out into a waste oil-tray.
Remount the oil drain screw and pour in new oil through the oil inlet
on top of the pump until visible in the oil sight glass.
Cleaning A part of keeping the machine and its accessories in good working
condition is keeping it clean. But NEVER clean the machine itself
with high-pressure. Do not use solvents.
Storage Keep the unit frost free, or flush the pump thoroughly with non
alcoholic antifreeze fluid.
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Trouble Shooting and Repair:
Problem Repair
When the main Fault somewhere in the power supply.
switch is turned on
And the green start Is the Power light on?
button is pushed in, Make sure the main supply cable is connected correctly. Inspect
the Water-blaster cord for cracks and wears.
will not start.
The motor is Too low voltage, one phase is missing. High-pressure pump is
humming but the blocked.
pump does not run.
Check the mains voltage.
Check the main connection voltage with a meter.
With the machine turned off, hand turn the motor, at the fan, if it
remains blocked, check the pump.
The pressure drops The strain filter in the water tank is blocked or dirty or the water
and the Water- supply from the tap is insufficient. Air in the Suction hose.
blaster works
irregularly. Clean the strain water filter.
The machine should always suck from the water-tank.
Open fresh water tap fully.
Tighten the hose clamps on the suction hose.
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Trouble Shooting and Repair:
Problem Repair
Excessive water Packing is worn
leakage from under
the pump Replace packings.
(Always replace O-ring as-well)
(Some water will run out as part of the packing cooling system.
Noisiness The pump sucks air. One or more valve springs are broken or
stuck. Dirt in the valves. No or too little oil in the crankcase or
motor bearings worn out.
Water in the oil The Oil-seal is worn out. High moisture in the air (condensing
inside the crankcase) The high pressure seals are completely
worn out.
Drain the water tank by un-screwing the drain plug located on the down left hand corner of
the water tank.
Flush out the tank inside with a water hose.
Unscrew and take out the water strainer from inside the water tank. Wash it from inside with
a water hose. Scrub it on the outside if stubborn dirt.
Screw back the cleaned strainer, re-pack and screw in the drain plug.
Drain the water from the tank as described above. Unscrew the hexagon nut on top of the
round filter cartridge located beneath the water tank.
Take out the corrugated filter cartridge. Discard the cartridge. The filter cartridge absorbs dirt
particles, THE CARTRIDGE IS DISPOSABLE AND CANNOT BE CLEANED.
Flush the filter housing with water. Refit a new filter cartridge into the filter housing, ensure
the length of the filter is correct, measured against the discarded cartridge. Clean and put O-
rings back in place. Mount the filter housing and tighten the hexagon top nut.
Remember to tighten the drain screw at the bottom of the filter housing.
NEVER run the pumps with-out the stainless steel cooling cover in place, inspect water mist
through the clear cover.
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Overhauling Pump:
Cylinders are mounted from behind. Each cylinder is mounted separately. Start by removing
the spray cooling cover. Then dismantle the plunger connection block so the plunger becomes
loose. Loosen the cylinder head bolts for each cylinder bit by bit. Screw out the top bolts
entirely. The bottom bolts are longer and should not be completely removed, they will carry
the back block and ease assembly. The cylinder with plunger, and the valve cartridge comes
loose, and can be taken out.
Valves:
Unscrew the flat faced valve pin holding the stop nut gently with at pipe wrench or in a wise.
Check the mating surfaces of the inlet valve disc. And the conical valve pin. It is possible to
touch up the mating surfaces of the inlet disc by lapping the parts on a piece of very fine sand-
paper laid out on an absolutely flat surface. If wear and tear is too severe for touch up,
replace items. Ensure O-rings and packings are in good condition, replace if worn. Re-
assemble the valve, be careful not to over-tighten the screw. Use one small drop of Lock-tight
to secure the valve pin thread.
Reassemble:
Tighten the cylinder head screws bit by bit in an alternating pattern to 450Nm 45Kgm (300 lbf
ft.) of torque. Then remount the plunger connection block.
Remember to put back the cooling mist cover before running the machine again.
Overhauling Tumble-Box:
Unscrew the hexagon screw at the end of the valve block, the valve kit will follow. Insert at
new rep. kit in the flared connection and gently screw in the new kit.
The entire valve block can be unscrewed from the aluminium air cylinder when high pressure
hoses are removed.
Overhauling Rotating gun:
Nozzles can be changed by holding the nozzle carrier with a wrench on the spanner width and
unscrewing the nozzles one by one using an 3/8” spanner or socket wrench.
The swivel seal can be changed by disconnecting the hoses and unscrewing the knurled nut at
the rear of the gun housing. Pull out the hose connection and the spindle will follow. With a
socket wrench unscrew the hex nut (Left hand thread) that holds the back-up ring and high
pressure seal, shake out the back-up ring and pull out the packing using a long wood type
screw as puller refit a new packing inspect back-up ring and spindle for wear, replace in
needed.
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Service Instructions Fluid End 1
Disassemble floating plunger holder Take off floating plunger holder, take care
of small pieces.
Push the plunger forward Loosen the cylinder head bolts, bit by bit.
Loosen bolts in an alternating pattern. Unscrew the 2 upper bolts entirely, loosen
but leave the bottom bolts engaged.
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Service Instructions Fluid End 2
Over view of parts for ONE cylinder After changing worn parts, slide back stuffed
assembly. cylinder.
Slide in valve cartridge, keep o-rings in Align cylinder and valve to back block and
place with grease manifold recess.
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Service Instructions Fluid End 3
Tighten cylinder head screws in an alternating Notice the orientation of the Bellville
manner to 450Nm. washer.
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
MAIN SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
MAIN SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
WATER SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
WATER SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
WATER FILTERING SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
WATER FILTERING SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
BOOSTER PUMP SPARE-PART ASSEMBLY
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
BOOSTER PUMP SPARE-PART LIST
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
PUMP SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
PUMP SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
PUMP SPARE-PARTS LIST
Pos. Item No. Qty. Description
36 80200807 3 O-RING FOR GUIDE BUSH
37 81201805 3 GUIDE BUSH FOR PLUNGER
38 81201804 3 BACK PLATE
39 80500094 6 PLUG
40 80500096 6 QUICK COUPLING
41 80200937 3 O-RING FOR BACK PLATE
42 81201717 3 BACK-UP RING CARBIDE Part of High pressure seal kit 81201894 Pos. 59
43 81200652 3 BACK PACKING WHITE Part of High pressure seal kit 81201894 Pos. 59
44 80200641 3 FRONT PACKING GOLD Part of High pressure seal kit 81201894 Pos. 59
45 81200726 3 PACKING ADAPTOR
46 80300601 3 SPRING
47 81200725 3 THROAT BUSHING
48 81200804 3 CYLINDER
49 81200803 3 VALVE UHP ASSY
50 81200733 3 VALVE STOP NUT
51 80300602 3 SPRING
52 81200732 3 VALVE DISC SUCTION
53 80200681 3 O-RING Part of valve o-ring kit 81201504 Pos. 58
54 81200934 3 VALVE BODY
55 80200650 3 O-RING Part of valve o-ring kit 81201504 Pos. 58
56 80200677 3 O-RING Part of valve o-ring kit 81201504 Pos. 58
57 81200730 3 DISCHARGE VALVE PIN
58 81201504 N/A VALVE O-RING KIT
59 81201894 N/A HIGH-PRESSURE SEAL KIT
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CE125-2500 WATER-BLASTER
POWER END SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE125-2500 SERIES WATER-BLASTER
POWER END SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125-2500 SERIES WATER-BLASTER
PUMP UNIT SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
GAUGE CONVERTER SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE150 WATER BLASTER 2500 BAR
GAUGE CONVERTER SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE150 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE150 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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CE150 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SPARE-PARTS LIST
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CE125 WATER-BLASTER 2500 BAR
ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WIRING DIAGRAM
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DUMP GUN 40 KPSI BOTTOM INLET TYPE
SPARE-PARTS LIST
Nozzle speed can be adjusted by turning the adjustment ring. Clockwise will increase speed
and counterclockwise will decrease speed. Do not adjust speed while the nozzle is in use.
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SWIVEL UHP
SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
(Optional)
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SWIVEL UHP
SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
(Optional)
Pos. Item No. Qty. Description
81400981 SWIVEL UHP
1 80200624 1 SEAL SWIVEL HOUSING
2 81400976 1 HOUSING FOR UHP SWIVEL
3 80400598 3 BEARING
4 81200603 1 OIL SEAL
5 81400974 1 SPINDLE 9/16”
6 81400081 1 SEAL COMPLETE
7 81400090 1 BACK UP RING
8 81400089 1 RETAINER SCREW
9 81400982 1 INLET ADAPTOR
10 81400005 1 SPINDLE FOR SWIVEL UHP GUN
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
SPARE-PARTS ASSEMBLY
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
SPARE-PARTS LIST
*Users are required to ensure the nozzle carrier fits the actual flow and pressure of
the machine. Using a wrong nozzle carrier can increase speed and temperature
leading to overheating.
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
WEAR-PARTS LIST
Qty
Item No./Kit Description Pos. Item No. . Description
17 81501025 1 CARBIDE SEAT
81501976 18 81501026 1 CARBIDE SEAL RETAINER
WEAR PARTS 19 80200926 1 HP SEAL
ULTRA IMPACT 3000 20 80300665 1 SPRING
21 81501823 1 INLET SEAT
22 80200562 1 O-RING
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
WEAR-PARTS ASSEMBLY
Assemble carbide parts. And hold the Push the carbide parts into the inlet with the flat end
Rotating nozzle vertical. towards spindel.
Make sure the carbide parts are in place. The retainer should lay flat. Chamfered side of seat
should be up, towards the thread.
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
WEAR-PARTS ASSEMBLY
Place the spring in the inlet seat and mount the HP seal with o-ring towards spring.
Drop the seat/spring/seal Mount the o-ring to keep wear After the o-ring is fitted, the inlet
assembly into the rotating nozzle parts in place. seat MUST be able to spring, if
inlet not –remount the wear parts.
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ASSEMBLY DIRECTION
POSITION 5 BALL BEARING
Ball bearing position 5, must be inserted with outer shoulder towards bottom of the house.
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ASSEMBLY DIRECTION
POSITION 7 COPPER RING
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ULTRA IMPACT 3000 BAR
NOZZLE LIST
NOZZLE LIST
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