JE60-500

HIGH PRESSURE WATER JET CLEANER

USER & SPARE PARTS MANUAL
V 6.0

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Combijet would like to express their gratitude for choosing our water blasting equipment. For your safety
and correct operation of our products please carefully read the information and instructions in this manual
before use.

Combijet warranty’s is limited to the replacement of faulty items with manufacturing defects.

Combijet has no responsibility or liability regarding misuse of the product.

With aim to guarantee the correct function of the water blaster and to avoid damages to people or
objects, we recommend to strictly follow the instructions reported on this manual.

JE60-500
Technical details:
50 Hz 60Hz
Pressure (bar/psi) 500/7250 500/7250
Flow (lpm/Gpm) 16/4.2 19/5
Power (Hp/kW) 20/15 23/17.5
Input Voltage (V) 380-440 380-440
Amperage (A) 28 28
Weight (kg) 265 265
Dimensions LxWxH 1030x630x920 mm 1030x630x920 mm

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Contents
1. Safety and Protection Information ............................................................................................................................... 5
General warnings and safety precautions .................................................................................................................... 5
Medical emergency information .................................................................................................................................. 6
Protective equipment ................................................................................................................................................... 7
Transporting the machine ............................................................................................................................................ 8
2. Set-up and Use ............................................................................................................................................................. 9
Machine Set-up and Use .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Daily inspections ......................................................................................................................................................... 10
Rotating Nozzle Set-up and Use ................................................................................................................................. 11
Sand Blasting Kit Set-up and Use ................................................................................................................................ 12
3. Maintenance and Troubleshooting ............................................................................................................................ 13
Daily/Weekly Maintenance ........................................................................................................................................ 13
Coupling Repair Procedure ......................................................................................................................................... 14
Pump repair procedure .............................................................................................................................................. 17
Pump-head repair procedure ..................................................................................................................................... 19
Pressure Regulating Valve Repair Procedure ............................................................................................................. 21
Rotating Nozzle Repair Procedure.............................................................................................................................. 24
Wet Sandblasting Kit Repair Procedure ..................................................................................................................... 26
Machine Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 29
Warranty conditions ................................................................................................................................................... 31
Disposal ...................................................................................................................................................................... 31
EC Declaration of conformity ..................................................................................................................................... 32
4. Spare Parts List ........................................................................................................................................................... 34
Chassis Assembly Parts .............................................................................................................................................. 34
Frame Assembly Parts ................................................................................................................................................ 36
Frame Spare Parts List ................................................................................................................................................ 37
Coupling Assembly Parts ............................................................................................................................................ 38
Pump Assembly .......................................................................................................................................................... 39
Main Pump Parts ........................................................................................................................................................ 41
Pressure Regulating Valve Assembly .......................................................................................................................... 43
Pressure Regulator Valve Parts .................................................................................................................................. 44
Water Filtration Assembly .......................................................................................................................................... 46
Dry Shut Gun Assembly .............................................................................................................................................. 47
Rotating Nozzle Assembly .......................................................................................................................................... 50
Rotating Nozzles Sizes/Repair kits .............................................................................................................................. 51

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 Wet Sand Blasting Kit Assembly ................................................................................................................................. 52
Electrical Panel Assembly ........................................................................................................................................... 54
Wiring Diagram ............................................................................................................................................................... 56
Protective Equipment ..................................................................................................................................................... 57

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1. Safety and Protection Information
General warnings and safety precautions
1. The unit must be grounded prior any operation to protect the user from any accident from electrical
shock.
2. Always disconnect the electricity and water supplies on completion of every job or when
maintenance is occurring.
3. Do not use the machine if the supply cord or any parts of the machine are damaged e.g. safety
devices, high pressure hoses, trigger gun.
4. Do not allow people or animals within a range of 5 m when operating the water blaster.
5. All operating team must wear suitable protective clothing in order to protect themselves.
6. Do not touch the plug and the appliance with wet hands or when barefoot.
7. Do not direct the nozzle toward mechanical parts containing lubricant grease, as the grease will
dissolve and spread over the surrounding ground.
8. Vehicle tires and tires valves may only be cleaned from a minimum distance of 30 cm otherwise may
be damaged.
9. Use hoses, fittings and couplings recommended by the manufacturer. (It is extremely important to
protect these components against damage by avoiding their improper use and protecting them
against bending, knocks and scratches).
10. This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision
or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
11. Never start the high-pressure blaster without first completely unwinding the high-pressure hose.
12. Before unwinding or winding the hose, switch the machine off and release the pressure in the hose.
13. Do not spray flammable liquids as there is a risk of explosion.
14. The electrical connection appliances must comply with the IEC 60364-1 standard.
15. Never use the appliance in ambient temperatures below 0° C if it is equipped with a PVC (H VV-F)
cable.
16. A part of keeping the machine and its accessories in good working condition is keeping it clean.
However never clean the machine itself with high-pressure.
17. In areas and periods of the year where there is risk of freezing, the machine must be flushed with
non-alcoholic antifreeze. The machine should be protected from weather elements.
18. The water blaster must never be switched on in the presence of ice, the machine can be switched-
on when the entire circuit has been perfectly thawed out. Not complying with this may cause serious
damage to the machine.
19. Always have in mind the recoil forces produced when engaging the trigger gun.

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1. Safety and Protection Information
Medical emergency information

Important Medical Information

This card is to be carried by personnel working with high-pressure water
jetting equipment.

Obtain medical treatment immediately for ANY high-pressure water jet

injuries.
COMBIJET MANUFACTURING LTD.
Falea & Koutsoventi Corner, Ayios Athanasios Industrial Area
P.O BOX 59617 - 4011 Limassol, Cyprus Tel: 00357 25 755866
MEDICAL ALERT
NOTE TO PHYSICIAN
This patient has been working with water blasting equipment at
pressures up to 55,000/3,740 psi/bar and velocity of up to 3,000/914
fps/mps. Evaluation and management should parallel that of a gunshot
injury. The external manifestation of the injury cannot be used to
predict the extent of internal damage. Initial management should
include stabilization and a through neurovascular examination.
X-rays can be used to access subcutaneous air and foreign bodies
distant from the site of injury. Injuries to the torso can involve internal
organ damage. Surgical consultation should be obtained. Aggressive
irrigation and debridement are recommended.
Surgical decompression and exploration may also be necessary.
Angiographic irrigation studies are recommended pre-operatively if
arterial injury is suspected. Cultures should be obtained as unusual
infections with microaerophilic organisms have been reported
COMBIJET MANUFACTURING LTD.
Falea & Koutsoventi Corner, Ayios Athanasios Industrial Area
P.O BOX 59617 - 4011 Limassol, Cyprus Tel: 00357 25 755866

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1. Safety and Protection Information
Protective equipment
The operator of the water blaster equipment is responsible for his/her self-protection. The water blaster equipment
must never be operated without the appropriate equipment. Failure to comply with the safety requirements may
result to injuries or even death.

EYE PROTECTION
All personnel within the work area must wear visors or goggles to
protect against spray and flying debris. Visor are recommended as it will
protect the eyes and the face during both water-blasting as well as
abrasive water-blasting.

HEAD PROTECTION
All personnel within the work area must wear head protection.
The helmet material must be able to withstand any mechanical shock
without visible fracture sight.

HAND PROTECTION
Operators must wear the suitable shear proof gloves at all times.

FOOT PROTECTION
All personnel withing the work area must wear the appropriate safety
boots.

HEARING PROTECTION
All personnel withing the work area must wear the appropriate ear
protection. The noise levels can reach more than 90-dBa.

PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
All personnel within the work are must be equipped with protective
waterproof clothes. The equipment protects against spray and flying
debris but does not deflect direct jet impact.

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1. Safety and Protection Information
Transporting the machine
The water blaster equipment must only be transported by the indicated position.

Lifting point of the

machine

NOTE: In order to avoid any damage to the machine. It is recommended the use of the appropriate lashing belt.
Example is provided in the below picture.

NOTE: Never lift the machine from any other point as there is a danger to damage the machine or components of
the machine.

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2. Set-up and Use
Machine Set-up and Use
Safety information prior use

• The machine should be treated as a dangerous high-speed cutting tool.

• All personnel involved in the operation / maintenance of the machine should have the appropriate training.
• The machine should be grounded to avoid any injury from electrical shock.
• Always keep the water blaster and its accessories, in good working conditions. Check for natural wear and
change parts when necessary.
• The operators and all people involved in the operation of the water blaster must be equipped with the
appropriate gear.
• DO NOT TRY TO CLEAN YOUR SELF USING the machine. It will result to injuries.
• The operator of the machine should always have in mind the recoil forces produced when engaging the
trigger gun.

Set-up Procedure
1. The machine should be placed in a safe location and should be safely secured by engaging the built-in break
of the front wheel.
2. The electrical wire should be connected to the electrical source.

If there is any need for an extension of the power core please consult the following guidelines:

Cable Length Cable Size

(m)
0-20 3L+1E x 6mm²
20-50 3L+1E x 10mm²
50-100 3L+1E x 16mm²

Abbreviations:
a. Number of wires: Four (4) – 3xL + 1xE
L: stands for Live Wires
E: stands for Earth Wire

b. Cross Sectional Area of the wire in mm.

3. A ¾’’ diameter supply hose should be connected to the low-pressure inlet coupling on the side of
the pump:
- Minimum flow rate 30 l/min (8 GPM).
- Pressure 1.5 - 2 bar (20-30 PSI).
- Free flowing supply (the machine does not do any suction from supply).

NOTE: The machine is not suitable for connection to the potable water mains. The machine can
only be connected to the water mains if the water main is separated by a backflow preventer.

NOTE: Only clean or filtered water should be used.

4. Connect the high-pressure hose onto the pressure regulator (without the trigger gun).

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2. Set-up and Use
5. Turn-on the machine and let it run until all the air bubbles or dirt are eliminated/ let the machine
work for 2-3 minutes. If the air bubbles are not eradicated from the hose then considered
tightened the hose-clips.
6. Connect the trigger gun. The machine is now ready for operation.

Turn on the machine and wait at least 15 seconds before engage the trigger gun and operate the machine.
This is in order to for the electric circuit to switch to delta connection.

NOTE: If the machine is inactive for a certain period then repeat steps 4, 5 and 6 as air maybe trapped in
the system.

NOTE: The machine should never run without the appropriate water supply as there is danger for
damaging the pump.

NOTE: If there is any suspicion that the machine has air bubbles due to the repeating turn on/off then
repeat steps 4, 5 and 6. Failure to comply with the above conditions causes serious mechanical damage
to the pump and the loss of warranty cover.

NOTE: Do NOT let the machine run idle more than 15 minutes, otherwise there will be a risk of damage to
the seals and valves caused by overheating.

7. After the completion of a working day or a project the machine should be turned off.
8. Squeeze the trigger gun to release the pressure inside the high-pressure hose.
9. Turn of the water supply.

When starting the machine for the next working day, repeat all the above steps.
If the machine is to be inactive for long periods (more than 1-2 months), keep the unit frost free, and
flush the pump thoroughly with non-alcoholic antifreeze fluid. Failure to comply with the above
conditions causes serious mechanical damage to the pump and the loss of warranty cover.

Starting after long period of inactivity

If the machine will be start for the first time after a long period of time, check the oil level/along with the oil
quality and the valves, then follow the start-up procedure previous described.

Daily inspections
➢ Check the oil level and oil quality on the crankcase of the pump. Fill up if necessary.
➢ 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 from dust if necessary.
➢ Inspect and clean the water intake filter if necessary.

NOTICES:

• To prevent damage to hoses and electrical cord, avoid letting the high-pressure hoses rub against
sharp edges for example manholes or getting squeezed in door openings etc. Replace if necessary.
• The machine was designed to work with clean and filtered water.
• Inlet water temperature must be below 35°C (95°F).
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2. Set-up and Use
Rotating Nozzle Set-up and Use
The rotating nozzle should be attached in the nozzle holder of the trigger gun using a ¼” nipple.

Assembly process:

1. The machine must be turned off. Any pressure must be released by engaging the trigger gun.
2. Untighten the nozzle on the trigger gun using the suitable wrench.
3. Replace the nozzle with a ¼” nipple (TPFE tape is recommended).
4. Attach the rotating nozzle on the ¼” nipple and tight it using a wrench.
5. Turn on the supply water (NOT THE MACHINE) and engage the trigger gun in order to release any
trapped air.
6. Switch on the machine.

The machine is now ready for operation.

NOTE: When rotating nozzle will be used then the trigger gun must be engaged as shown in the below figure.

1. The gun with the rotating nozzle should be activated pointing downwards. (Vertically)
2. Lift the gun at the target, while the trigger gun is engaged.

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Sand Blasting Kit Set-up and Use
The head of the sand blasting kit should be attached to the nozzle holder of the trigger gun using a ¼” SS Hp nipple.

Assembly process:

1. The machine must be turned off. Any pressure must be released by engaging the trigger gun.
2. Untighten the nozzle on the trigger gun using the suitable wrench.
3. Replace the nozzle with a ¼” nipple (TPFE tape is recommended).
4. Attach the head of the sand blasting kit on the ¼” nipple and tight it using a wrench.
5. Place the sand probe into the sand box supply. Locate the sand in a dry location and protect it
from the water mist. (Wet sand will prevent sand suction.)
6. Turn on the water supply (NOT THE MACHINE) and engage the trigger to purge the system of air.
7. Turn on the machine and become comfortable with the sandblaster by testing its operation on
a scrap piece of medal prior continues use. Observe the impact of the sand at different angles
and distances from the surfaces.

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3. Maintenance and Troubleshooting

Daily/Weekly Maintenance
Main pump

• The maintenance work should be done at consistent time intervals and recorder in log book with working
hours.
• Correct maintenance prolongs the life of the pump and maintains its maximum performance in time.
• All maintenance work must be done by specialized, authorized personnel.

The oil must be changed for the first time after 50 working hours, with subsequent changes every 500 hours.
Every 1000 working hours the valves assemblies and pumping seals must be checked/replaced.

NOTE: In case that the machine operates at a humid environment or in environments that condensation
may form, then there is a possibility that the oil will be deteriorated earlier than what is specified above. In
that case the oil must be changed earlier to avoid damage on the bearings of the pump.

Recommended oils: SAE 20/30, 15W-40, 20W-40

Water filter

Inspect and change the water intake filter periodically. This is important to prevent damage to the
performance/operation of the pump.

Nozzles/Rotating nozzles

Replace the nozzles/ rotating nozzles when the pressure drops below the normal values.
The rotating nozzle has a repair kit, which can be replaced as indicated below in “Rotating nozzle repair procedure”.

Descaling

The descaling procedure must be carried out periodically with specific products. The interval depends on
the hardness of the water. Pour one liter of product for every 15 liters of water into a drum containing at
least 30 liters of water. Disconnect the gun from the high-pressure line and place its free end in the drum,
in order to form a closed circuit, and draw the solution into the machine for at least 10 minutes. The delivery
end of the line should discharge into a canvas or mesh bag so that the scale removed is not returned to the
circuit. Then restore the normal connection and rinse with plenty of cold water. This operation should be
carried out by our after-sales service, since the descaling product may cause wear of components. Comply
with the regulations in force when disposing of the descaling agent.
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3. Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Coupling Repair Procedure
In order to change the rubber element or any of the shaft collar follow the below procedure. The procedure
described below concerns the bell housing with groove.

Using the appropriate allen key untightened the two M10 x 16 bolts. Use one of the bolts and tightened it at
the position shown in picture 2 in order to release the shaft collar from the coupling halve.
Repeat the process for the pump other coupling halve.

7 mm
11 mm

In order to assemble the coupling, shafts should be positioned as shown in the above figures. Then, tighten the
two M10 x 16 bolts to secure the coupling halves

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Before assembling the coupling make sure that the rubber element is properly lubricated using lubricant for
rubber

Coupling repair procedure

The procedure described below concerns the bell housing without groove.

Using the appropriate allen key untightened the two M10 x 16 bolts. Use one of the bolts and tightened it at
the position shown in picture 2 in order to release the shaft collar from the coupling halve.
Repeat the process for the pump other coupling halve.

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11 mm
2 mm

In order to assemble the coupling, shafts should be positioned as shown in the above figures. Then, tighten the
two M10 x 16 bolts to secure the coupling halves

Before assembling the coupling make sure that the rubber element is properly lubricated using lubricant for
rubber

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Pump repair procedure
It is recommended that you completely disassemble the pump from the bell housing. The oil must be
emptied from the pump prior any maintenance procedure.

Pump Head Removal/Piston Replacement/Oil Seals Replacement

1 2

Untighten all 8 bolts using the appropriate allen key and take out the pump head.
3 4

Untighten all 3 piston bolts using the appropriate wrench.

5 6

Using a flat head screw driver, remove the brass ring along with the oil seals.

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7 8

Turn over the pump and untighten the 4 bolts using the appropriate allen key.
Then using a rubber mullet remove the back cover.
9 10

Untighten all three connecting rods using the appropriate allen key.
11 12

Untighten each side cover and extract both of them.

13 14

Extract the crankshaft along with all the internal parts of the pump.
To assemble the pump, follow the process backwards.

NOTE: The necessary force (Nm) for tightening the above parts is shown in the schematic at page 39.
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Pump-head repair procedure
Valve Replacement
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1

Untighten the three valve caps using the suitable tool and uncover the valve system.
Tight two bolts M4 x 30 mm onto the plug and using a plier pull out the valve.
3

The valve cap can be disassembled as shown above.

4

Attach the special tool to the bushing and extract it. Alternatively, tighten the appropriate bolt and
pull it off using pliers. Repeat the process for all three bushings.
6

The bushing can be dissassmbled as shown above.

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Water seals replacement

7

Using the appropriate tools extract the water seals as shown above. To assembled the pump head,
follow the above steps backwards.

NOTE: O-rings MUST be changed every time you open the high-pressure pump

NOTE: The necessary force (Nm) for tightening the above parts is shown in the schematic at page 38.

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Pressure Regulating Valve Repair Procedure

1 2

Using a flat screw driver extract the red safety pin as shown in the above figure.

3 4

Using a long nose plier extract the safety pin.

Then use the appropriate wrench tools untightened the two main bolts.

Extract all the components of the pressure regulator.

(Must be repositioned at the same order).

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6 7

Using the appropriate tools extract the lower cap end extract the enclosed parts.
9
8

Extract the safety pin and push the valve shaft.

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11

Untightened the shaft bushing guide and extract the enclosed parts

NOTE: The necessary force (Nm) for tightening the above parts is shown in the schematic at page 42.

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12 13

Using the appropriate wrench untightened end extract all the enclosed parts

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The pressure regulator is now fully disassembled. Change all the necessary parts and assemble the regulator
following the above steps backwards.

NOTE: O-rings MUST be changed every time you open the pressure regulator valve.

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Rotating Nozzle Repair Procedure
1. Using a wrench untighten the ¼” nipple which is connected to the trigger gun and to the the rotating
nozzle.
2. Using two wrenches fully untighten the inlet cover.

1 2

3. Fully untighten the inlet cover by hand and extract the rotor.

3 3

4. Using a special tool or an M8 bolt extract the orifice.

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5. Insert the new front orifice and push it through using the special tool.
NOTE: Make sure that the orifice is correctly positioned.

6. Keeping the rotating nozzle at a vertical position insert the rotor and tight the inlet cover by hand all
the way through.
NOTE: If the O-ring on the inlet cover is damaged then change it.
NOTE: Make sure that the rotor is freely moving into the rotating nozzle by moving it at circular
motion and by listening the movement.

5 6

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Wet Sandblasting Kit Repair Procedure
Replacement of a fan Jet nozzle and 1/4” hp SS nipple.

1. Main body cap

2. Main body
3. Nut
4. Inlet fitting
5. Fan Jet nozzle 0.035 @ 60 Hz & 0.030 @ 50 Hz
6. ¼” Nipple adaptor

1. Remove the inlet fitting (4) from the main body (2), leaving the nut (3) on it.

2. Replace the Fan Jet nozzle. Use TPFE tape on the nozzle (5) and bolt it on the inlet fitting (4).

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3. Use TPFE tape on the adaptor (6) and then bolt it on the inlet fitting (4)

C2

C1

D1

4. Tight the inlet fitting (4) on the main body (3) as shown below and unbolt the main body cap (1) and
adjust the nozzle height as shown in figure E2. Lock the position by tightening the nut on the main body
(2).
2
5
E2

E1
3

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5. Connect the main body cap (1) on the main body (2) and adjust the slot to be parallel with the nozzle
slot by adjusting the main body cap. F2
IMPORTANT NOTES:

• Slots must be parallel otherwise the nozzle will not work properly
• Screwdriver use for nozzle adjustment could harm the nozzle outlet and that will lead to its
defectiveness.

For maintenance purposes

• Unbolt the inlet fitting (4) from the main body (2)
• Unbolt nozzle (5) from the inlet fitting (4) and clean it if it’s blocked.
• Then follow steps 2-5 to assemble the sand blasting kit.

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Machine Troubleshooting
FAULT CAUSES ACTION

The machine will not • Power supply is faulty • Check power supply, cable and
start/power light is off plug

The motor is buzzing but • Check the wire connections If

the pump does not run • The supply voltage is low they are appropriate connected
• One phase is missing • Make sure that the electricity
supply is sufficient

• Check the setting on overload

The motor suddenly stops • Thermal safety switch has relay
tripped • Check for shorting in electrical
connections

• Check the water supply if is

• The water supply is off or not sufficient
At start up, the pump does sufficient • Check the water filter (Must be
not sound like working • The valves are blocked clean)
• There is no mechanical • Check if the valves are blocked
movement transferred to the If they are blocked clean them
pump or change them
• Check that the pump is properly
connected to the motor

• Insufficient water supply • Make sure that the water

• Air suction to the pump from supply is according to the
the supply connections needed specifications
• Bends, elbow fittings on the • Make sure that there is not any
Delivery hose pulsate in feed line are slowing down the air suction from the supply hose
irregular motion flow • Check that the filter is clean
• The feed filter is clogged • Check that the oil is not
• The pump is not properly degraded and is according to
cooled due to an insufficient oil the correct level
level (valves are sticking) • Check that the suction/delivery
• Worn suction/delivery valves or valves are clean and in good
the water seals condition. Change if necessary

• The nozzle is to large or is worn • Consider changing the nozzle

The pressure supplied by • Leaking from the water • Check if there are leakages from
the pump is insufficient pressure seals the water pressure seals
• The pressure regulating valve is • Check that there are not
not working properly and/or leakages to the delivery lines
the suction/delivery valves are • Consider repairing the pressure
worn regulating valve and the
• Leaking from the delivery hose suction/delivery valves

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Machine Troubleshooting
FAULT CAUSES ACTION

• There is insufficient supply of • Make sure that the water

water supply is according to the
• The pump RPM are less than needed specifications
the rated • Make sure that the motor
• The pressure regulating valve runs to the specified RPM
The pump does not give the continually by passes the • Make sure that the
rated pressure and creates water motor/pump are properly
excessive noise • Leaking from the water connected
pressure seals • Make sure that there are no
• Worn suction/delivery valves. leakages from the delivery
• Cavitation on the pistons due connections or hoses
to undersized supply pipes • Check that the
and or poor inlet flow and or suction/delivery valves are
trapped air in the pump clean and in good condition
• High water temperature Change them if necessary

• The pressure and/or the • Check if the RPM are

number of RPM is higher than according to the specified
the rated value standards
• The oil in the pump is not at • Check the oil level, add or
The pump overheats the required level or is not the chance it if necessary
recommended type • Check if the crankshaft of
• The transmission joint is not the pump rotates freely. If
aligned not then consider changing
• The oil in the pump is bearings
deteriorated • Check the joint of the
transmission if is aligned
• Check temperature of the
supply water must be lower
The machine leaks water • The temperature of the water than 40 °C
from the thermovalve is more than 63 °C • Considered repairing the
• There is a problem with the pressure regulating valve
pressure regulator valve • Tighten all connections and
make sure that there aren’t
any leakages

• Check that the diameter of

• Insufficient water supply the hose is minimum ¾” and
• Air suction to the inlet water the water supply is sufficient
The machine continuously supply • Make sure the flow is steady
stops (sensor is triggered) • Irregular water supply flow and that the supply hose is
(fluctuations in the flow) free from air
• Check that there are not any
bends on the supply hose

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Warranty conditions
All our machines are subjected to strict tests and are covered against manufacturing defects in accordance
with applicable regulations. The warranty is effective from the date of purchase and for one year.

The following are not included in the warranty:

• Parts subject to normal wear such as: Rubber parts, nozzles, hoses, filters and other consumable
parts and accessories.
• Accidental damage, caused by transport, neglect or inadequate treatment, incorrect or improper use
and installation failure.
• The warranty shall not cover any cleaning operations to which the operative components may be
subjected, such as clogged nozzles and filter blocked due to limestone.

Disposal

As the owner of electrical or electronic equipment, the law (in accordance with the EU Directive
2002/96/EC of 27 January 2003 on waste from electrical and electronic equipment and the
national laws of the EU Member States that have implemented this Directive) prohibits you from
disposing of this product or its electrical / electronic accessories as municipal solid waste and
obliges you to make use of the appropriate waste collection facilities.
The product can be disposed of by returning it to the distributor when a new product is purchased. The new
product must be equivalent to that being disposed of.
Disposing of the product in the environment can cause great harm to the environment itself and human
health.
The symbol in the figure indicates the urban waste containers and it is strictly prohibited to dispose of the
equipment in these containers. Non-compliance with the regulations stipulated in the Directive 2002/96/EC
and the decrees implemented in the various EU Member States is administratively punishable.

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EC Declaration of conformity
Document number: dh-15.21
We hereby declare that the machine described below complies with the relevant basic safety and health
requirements of the EU Directives, both in its basic design and construction as well as in the version put
into circulation by us. This declaration shall cease to be valid if the machine is modified without our prior
approval.
Manufacturer or representative: COMBIJET MANUFACTURING LTD
Address: Agios Athanasios Industrial Estate, Gonia Falea & Koutsoventi, 4101 Limassol, Cyprus
Brand name or trade mark: COMBIJET
Product type: HIGH PRESSURE WATER JET CLEANER
Product designation: JE60-500
The designated product(s) is (are) in conformity with the provisions of the following European Directives.
☒ 2014/35/EU Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 12 December 2006
and amendments on the harmonization of the laws of Member States relating to electrical
equipment designed for use within certain voltage limit.
☒ 2014/30/EU Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 September 2004
and amendments on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to
electromagnetic compatibility
☒ 2000/14/EC Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 08 May 2000 on the
noise emission in the environment by equipment for use outdoors

☒ 2006/42/EC Directive of the European Parliament and of the Council of 17 May 2006 on
machinery

Last two digits of the year in which the CE marking was affixed: 20

Place and date of signatures: Limassol, Cyprus- DATE PRINTED ON MACHINE LABEL

Serial Number: PRINTED ON MACHINE LABEL

Signature:

Names: Constantinos Foutas

This declaration of conformity is issued under the sole responsibility of the manufacturer. It certifies
compliance with the indicated Directives but implies no warranty of properties.
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The conformity of the designated product(s) with the provisions of the European Directive
2014/35/EU is given by the compliance with the following European Standard(s). If not
elsewhere/otherwise indicated the edition/amendment as referenced below applies.

☒ EN 60335-1:2012 Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety - Deals

with the safety of electrical appliances and machines for
household environment and commercial purpose, their rated
voltage being not more than 250 V for single-phase appliances
and machines and 480 V for other appliances and machines.

☒ EN 60335–2–79:2009 Household and similar electrical appliances – Safety -

Particular requirements for high pressure cleaners and steam
cleaners

The conformity of the designated product(s) with the provisions of the European Directive
2014/30/EU is given by the compliance with the following European Standard(s). If not
elsewhere/otherwise indicated the edition/amendment as referenced below applies.

☒ EN55014–1:2006+A1:2009 Electromagnetic compatibility. Requirements for household

appliances, electric tools and similar apparatus. Emission

☒ EN55014–2:1997+A2:2008 Electromagnetic compatibility - Requirements for household

appliances, electric tools and similar apparatus

☒ EN 61000-3-2:2006+ Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)—Part 3-2: Limits—Limits

A1:2009+ for harmonic current emissions (equipment input current ≤ 16
A per phase)
A2:2009

☒ EN 61000-3-3:2008 Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC)—Part 3-3: Limits—

Limitation of voltage changes, voltage fluctuations and flicker
in public low voltage supply systems, for equipment with rated
current ≤ 16 A per phase and not subjected to conditional
connection

☒ EN 62233:2008 Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of

household appliances and similar apparatus with regard to
human exposure

☒ EN 61439-1:2011 Low-voltage switchgear and control gear assemblies

The conformity of the designated product(s) with the provisions of the European Directive
2000/14/EC is given by the compliance with the following European Standard(s). If not
elsewhere/otherwise indicated the edition/amendment as referenced below applies.

Applied conformity evaluation method

2000/14/EC: Appendix V

Sound power level dB(A) Measured: 89 - Guaranteed: 90

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Sound power level dB(A)

Measured: 89
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Chassis Assembly Parts

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Chassis spare parts list
POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30949 COMPLETE STAINLESS-STEEL FRAME (REF. pg. 27) 1
2 CJL30998 15KW ELECTRIC MOTOR 1
3 CJL40176 HOUSING WASHER (OPTIONAL) 1
4 CJL40175 COMPLETE COUPLING (REF.pg.29) 1
5 CJL30932 COMPLETE ELECTRIC BOX (REF. pg.44) 1
6 CJL160SW M16 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 4
7 CJL160FW M16 FLAT WASHER 8
8 CJL1600N M16 NUT 4
9 CJL1650B BOLT M16X50 4
10 CJL100SW M10 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 4
11 CJL1000N M10 NUT 4
12 CJL100FW M10 FLAT WASHER 4
13 CJL30988 HP PUMP 500BAR (REF. pg. 32) 1
14 CJL30377 PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE (REF. pg. 34) 1
15 CJL34966 RETURN HOSE ½’’ WITH FITTINGS 1
16 CJL500FW M5 FLAT WASHER 4
17 CJL500SW M5 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 2
18 CJL0525B BOLT M5X25 2
19 CJL500SN M5 SAFETY NUT 2
20 CJL30962 PVC CABLE 4G X 6mm2 Length: 10m 1
21 CJL30037 HOSE 500BAR 20M LENGTH WITH ½’’ FITTINGS 1
22 CJL30904 GUN COMPLETE WITH LANCE (REF. pg. 38) 1
23 CJL30901 JE60-500 INSTRUCTION MANUAL 1

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Frame Assembly Parts

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Frame Spare Parts List

Frame spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30949 STAINLESS STEEL FRAME 1
2 CJL100FW M10 WASHER 12
3 CJL30973 WHEELS 2
4 CJL30917 CASTOR WHEEL WITH BRAKE SYSTEM D:150X40 1
5 CJL30826 MOTOR RUBBER MOUNTS OD:65X25 M10X35 4
6 CJL1000N M10 NUT 8
7 CJL100SW M10 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 8
8 CJL01030B M10X30 4
9 CJL0191CC CIRCLIP 19X1 2
10 CJL6000N M6 SAFETY NUT 2
11 CJL600SW M6 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 2
12 CJL600FW M6 FLAT WASHER 4
13 CJL00630B BOLT M6X30 2
14 CJL30948 MACHINE STEEL COVER (RAL 5017) 1
15 CJL30945 STEEL BASE FOR ELECTRIC BOX (RAL 5017) 1

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Coupling Assembly Parts

Coupling assembly spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL34698 RUBBER ELEMENT 1
2 CJL34697 COUPLING HALVES 2
3 CJL40162 SCREW M10X16 ALLEN HEADLESS 4
4 CJL34699 PUMP SHAFT COLLAR ɸ 25mm 1
5 CJL34700 MOTOR SHAFT COLLAR ɸ 42mm 1
6 CJL40175 COMPLETE COUPLING 1
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Pump Assembly

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Pump assembly spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL800SW M8 SPLIT LOCK WASHER 4
2 CJL800FW M8 FLAT WASHER 4
3 CJL00830B BOLT M8x30 4
4 CJL40162 M10x35 HEADLESS ALLEN SCREW 2
5 CJL34699 SHAFT COLLAR FOR PUMP 1
6 CJL34697 COUPLING HALVE 1
7 CJL34158 THERMOVALVE 3/8’’ M 1
8 CJLO12W0110 REDUCER ½’’ M TO 3/8’’ F 1
9 CJL30066 ADAPTOR SWIVEL 3/8’’ M TO ½’’ F 1
10 CJL30383 SEALING WASHER DT6 1
11 CJTE1F08F08 FEMALE TEE ½’’ 1
12 CJNP0800000 NIPPLE ½’’ 2
13 CJL30401 MALE BARBED STARTER ¾’’ 1
14 CJL30540 INLET CUT OF PRESSURE SENSOR 1-10 BAR 1
15 CJL30541 ADAPTOR F/M ½” to ¾” 1
16 CJTE1F12000 FEMALE TEE ¾'' 1
17 CJL30542 ELBOW M/F ¾ “ 1
18 CJQC12M12F QUICK COUPLER M/F ¾’’ 1
19 CJL30304 WATER FILTER COMPLETE WITH CARTRIDGE 1
20 CJCUPBRSD25F EXPRESS BRASS HOSE COUPLING FEMALE 1
21 CJCUPBRSD25M EXPRESS BRASS HOSE COUPLING MALE 1
22 CJL30988 COMPLETE PUMP 1
23 CJL30950 HP GAUGE ½’’ 1
24 CJL40119 COUPLING HOUSING 1

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Main Pump Parts

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Main pump spare parts list
POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
* CJL30988 PUMP 1 24 CJL34491 SNAP RING 1 49 CJL34435 BACK RING 3
1 CJL34112 PUMP HEAD 1 25 CJL34390 ROLLER BEARINGS 2 50 CJL34403 O-RING Ø 34.65x1.78 (2137) 3
2 CJL34385 SCREW UNI 5931 M10x120 8 26 CJL34330 PUMP 1 51 CJL34456 RING SEAL 16x24x6.5 & 3
18x24x6.5
3 CJL34441 RINGx19.5x22x1.5 3 27 CJL34467 OIL FILLER CAP 1 52 CJL34344 MIDDLE RING 3
4 CJL34483 O-RING 18.77x1.78 Ø (2075) 3 28 CJL34305 CRANK SHAFT 1 53 CJL34313 RING SEAL Ø 16x26x9.5 3
5 CJL34322 SPACER 3 29 CJL34439 KEY 1 54 * PUMP SUPPORTS 2
6 CJL30802 REPAIR KIT – 6 30 CJL30807 COMPLETE 3 55 CJL34W08 Washer Ø 10.2 DIN 7980 4
SUCTION/DELIVERY VALVES CONNECTING ROD (Optional)
7 CJL34347 O-RING 17.13x2.62 Ø (3068) 6 31 CJL34460 O-RING Ø 133.02x2.62 1 56 CJL34408 BOLT M10X18 UNI 5931 4
(3525) (Optional)
8 CJL34372 VALVE SEAT 6 32 CJL34387 BACK COVER 1 57 CJL34326 BUSHING 3
9 CJL34425 BALL VALVE 6 33 CJL34333 SCREW M6x20 4 58 CJL30825 (REPAIR KIT)-OIL SEALS KIT 3
10 CJL34400 SPRING 9.4x14.8 6 34 CJL34307 O-RING 26.58 x 3.53 1 59 CJL34386 SEALING WASHER 1
11 CJL34479 VALVE GUIDE 6 35 CJL34367 OIL INDICATOR 1 60 CJL34370 WASHER 1
12 CJL34488 RING 18.7X23X1.5 3 36 CJL34448 OIL PLUG 1 61 CJL34346 PLUG 1
13 CJL34392 O-RING 3 37 CJL34496 O-RING Ø 10.82x1.78 1 62 CJL34375 PLUG G3/8’’x 13 1
14 CJL34350 BUSHING 3 38 CJL34415 BOLT M8x35 6 63 CJL30803 REPAIR KIT – COMPLETE SEAL 1
KIT 16 mm
15 CJL34316 O-RING 6 39 CJL34343 PIN
16 CJL34355 PLUG 3 40 CJL34424 PISTON GUIDE 3
17 CJL34422 RING 3 41 CJL34970 RING D.10x28x0.5 3
18 CJL34311 VALVE CAP Normal 2 42 CJL30811 PISTON D.16x54 3
18A CJL34T11 VALVE CAP Threaded 1 43 CJL34380 O-RING 10.82x1.78 3
19 CJL34310 SCREW M8x16 8 44 CJL34969 PISTON BOLT 1
20 CJL34421 SIDE COVER 1 45 CJL34451 SIDE COVER 1
21 CJL34445 O-RING 67.95x2.62 2 46 CJL34401 RING 30x56x7 3
22 CJL34472 O-RING 39.34x2.62 1 47 CJL34358 O-RING Ø 13.95x2.62 1
(3056)
23 CJL34499 OIL LEVEL 1 48 CJL34375 PLUG G3/8’’x 13 2
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Pressure Regulating Valve Assembly

Pressure regulator valve assembly spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30377 COMPLETE PRESSURE REGULATING VALVE 1
2 CJNP0800000 NIPPLE ½’’ 2
3 CJEB08F08F FEMALE ELBOW ½’’ 1
4 CJ20122364 S/S NIPPLE ½’’ 2
5 CJL30385 SEALING WASHER DT8 2
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Pressure Regulator Valve Parts

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Pressure regulator spare parts list
POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL34490 SNAP RING 1 22 CJL34352 RING Ø 1212 1
2 CJL34351 NUT M12x1.25x19 1 23 CJL34453 CAP M 27x1.5 1
3 CJL34377 PRESSURE REGULATING RING 1 24 CJL34480 Ø 23.47x2.62 1
4 CJL34304 SCREW FOR ADJUSTING MAX. PRESSURE 1 25 CJL34404 SPRING Ø 9.3x15.5 INOX 1
5 CJL30540 WASHER 2 26 CJL34447 BALL 9/16 STAINLESS 1
6 CJL34388 Ø 12x26x1 2 27 CJL34334 OR Ø15.08X2.62 1
7 CJL34416 ROLLER BEARING Ø12x26x2 1 28 CJL34301 RING 1
8 CJL34495 WASHER Ø 28x12.2x1.5 30 29 CJL34428 VALVE SEAT 1
9 CJL34470 VALVE SHAFT 1 30 CJL34484 PLUG G ½ ‘’x 10 INOX 1
10 CJL34378 BUSHING SUPPORT SPRINGS 1 31 CJL34359 RING 21.5x27x1.5 1
11 CJL34331 PLUG CIL. Ø 5x18 1 32 CJL34105 NIPPLE G1/2’’F 1
12 CJL34363 SHAFT BUSHING GUIDE 1 33 CJL34432 VALVE 1
13 CJL34393 OR Ø 20.63x2.62 2 34 CJL34452 OR Ø 9.12x3.53 1
14 CJL34468 BUSH GUIDE Ø 16.5 1 35 CJL34361 PLUG G1/4’’x 13 INOX 1
15 CJL34493 O-RING 1 36 CJL34327 OR Ø 10.82x1.78 1
16 CJL34366 O-RING 11.91x2.92 1 37 CJL34431 BODY 1
17 CJL34302 SPACER 1 38 CJL34498 FORK 1
18 CJL34381 O-RING Ø 12x4.5 1 39 CJL34323 KNOB 1
20 CJL34482 BUSH GUIDE Ø 20 1 40 CJL34405 SPRING Ø 12.7x15 INOX 1
REPAIR KIT – PRESSURE REGULAT VALVE
21 CJL34357 LOCKING BUSH 1 50 CJL30822 (Including. Pos. 8,13,15,16,18,19,22 1
24,25,26,27,28,29,33,34,36,40)

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Water Filtration Assembly

Water filtration assembly spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30084 COMPLETE FILTER ¾’’ 1
2 CJL40138 FILTER MESH CARTRIDGE 80 micron 1

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Dry Shut Gun Assembly
Lance Assembly

Lance Assembly
POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30528 NOZZLE HOLDER 1
2 CJL30501 COPPER SEALING WASHER 2
LANCES
CJL90G0003 • 400 mm 1
3 CJL34153 • 800 mm
CJL90G0125 • 1200 mm

4 CJL30487 COMPLETE HANDLE 1

NOZZLES
CJL32100 • STRAIGHT JET NOZZLE SIZE 030 (50Hz)
1
* CJL32101 • STRAIGHT JET NOZZLE SIZE 035 (60Hz)
CJ20141010 • FAN JET NOZZLE SIZE 030 (50Hz)
CJ20122072 • FAN JET NOZZLE SIZE 035 (60Hz)

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Dry Shut Gun Assembly
Trigger gun

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4. Spare Parts List
Trigger Gun Assembly Spare Parts List Dry shut gun assembly spare parts list
POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL34825 NICKEL BODY G1/2’’ F 1 * CJL30904 GUN COMPLETE
*
2 CJL34826 HD SLIPPER NCR Φ61N + N-103+OR (KIT-1) 2 (Including lance assembly)
3 CJL34827 CONVEYING SPACER 1 * CJL90G0107 TRIGGER GUN 500 BAR
*
(Excluding lance assembly)
4 CJL34828 A.A 15,20X18,00X1,70 TBT (KIT-1) 1
* CJL20122364 S/S NIPPLE ½” FOR HOSE CONNECTION *
5 CJL34829 GUOR 1.78X14 2056 BLACK (KIT-1) 1
REP KIT 1– SEALS 500 BAR
6 CJL34830 SEAT (KIT-1) 1 KIT 1 1
CJL34822 (Including pos. 2,4,5,6,7,8,10,11)
7 CJL34831 STEM (KIT-1) 1 REP KIT 2- TRIGGER GUN 500 BAR
8 CJL34832 SPRING 2.2X9.8X27.0 (KIT-1) 1 KIT 2 1
CJL34922 (Including pos. 15,16,17,18,19)
9 CJL34833 SPACER 1
10 CJL34834 GUOR 1.78X15.6 2062 BLACK (KIT-1) 1
11 CJL34835 A.A 16.70X19.5X1.70 TBT (KIT-1) 1
12 CJL34836 FITTING 1
13 CJL34837 INOX TUBE Φ17X3 L126 G3/8’’ 1
14 CJL34838 INLET FITTING G1/2’’ F MARC 1
15 CJL34839 BRASS PIN Φ6X12.00 (KIT-2) 1
16 CJL34840 LEVER PIN D.5X33 IX (KIT-2) 1
17 CJL34841 LEVER PIN D.4X22 INOX (KIT-2) 1
18 CJL34842 TRIGGER BLACK (KIT-2) 1
19 CJL34843 SAFETY – RED (KIT-2) 1
20 CJL34844 LEFT PLATE 1
21 CJL34845 LEFT SHELL BLACK 1
22 CJL34846 RIGHT SHELL BLACK 1
23 CJL34847 SAFETY - RIGHT 1
24 CJL34848 PLASTIC PLUG 1
25 CJL34849 SCREW M4X19 UNI9707 7

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Rotating Nozzle Assembly

Rotating nozzle assembly spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL30829 ROTATING NOZZLE BODY 1
2 CJL30835 ORIFICE 1
3 CJL30844 ROTOR 1
4 CJL30849 INLET COVER 1

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Rotating Nozzles Sizes/Repair kits
NOTE: The repair kit mentioned in the below table only includes the parts 2 & 3 of the schematic.

ROTATING NOZZLES SIZES ROTATING NOZZLES REPAIR KIT

PART NO. DESCRIPTION /SIZES PART NO. DESCRIPTION /SIZES
CJL33503 030 CJL33513 030
CJL31222 035 CJL35222 035
CJL31304 040 CJL31340 040
CJL35121 045 CJL35152 045
CJL31305 050 CJL31355 050
CJL30355 055 CJL36355 055
CJ20122301 HP SS NIPPLE ¼”

Note:

For 500 bar working pressure:

Frequency Size
50 Hz 030
60 Hz 035

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Wet Sand Blasting Kit Assembly

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Wet sand blasting kit spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
* CJL30320 COMPLETE WET SAND-BLASTING KIT 50HZ (POS.8-11) -
* CJL30360 COMPLETE WET SAND-BLASTING KIT 60HZ (POS.8-11) -
1 CJL30312 RING 1
2 CJL30315 NOZZLE HOLDER 1
3 CJL30317 NOZZLE HEAD 1
4 CJL30331 O-RING 13223.81X2,62 1
5 CJL30338 BODY 1
6 CJL30344 NUT SS M20x1,5 1
7 CJL30348 CONNECTOR 1
8 CJ20141010 WATER NOZZLE - FANJET SIZE 030 1
8 CJ20122072 WATER NOZZLE - FANJET SIZE 035 1
9 CJL30334 WET SAND-BLASTING HEAD COMPLETE (POS1-8) 1
10 CJL30328 HOSE – 10m 1
11 CJL30335 ADJUSTABLE SUCTION PROBE 1

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Electrical Panel Assembly

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Electrical panel spare parts list

POS. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 CJL90E096 THERMAL OVERLOAD 1
2 CJL10E18 AUXILIARY CONTACT 3
3 CJL30311 ENCLOSURE WITHOUT BUTTONS 1
4 CJL30804 LED INTEGRATED MONOBLOCK PILOT LIGHT GREEN 1
5 CJL30818 LED INTEGRATED MONOBLOCK PILOT LIGHT RED 1
6 CJL30814 LED INTEGRATED MONOBLOCK PILOT LIGHT GREEN 1
7 CJL10E22 RED PUSH BUTTON 1
8 CJL10E21 GREEN PUSH BUTTON 1
9 &10 CJL10E17 MOUNTING ADAPTER 2
11 CJL10E06 AUXILIARY CONTACT- NO 1
12 CJL10E08 AUXILIARY CONTACT- NC 1
13 CJL90E0091 HOUR METER 1
14 CJL10E96 TIMER RELAY 1
15 CJL30869 3 PHASE CONTACTOR 12A 1
16 & 17 CJL30861 3 PHASE CONTACTOR 18A 2
18 CJL30322 REAR METAL PLATE 1
19 CJL90E0144 MCB 1
20 CJL30971 ENCLOSURE LOWER PART 1
21 CJL30932 COMPLETE ELECTRICAL PANEL *

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Protective Equipment

PART NO. DESCRIPTION

CJL30393 COMPLETE HELMET (INCLUDING VISOR & EARMUFFS)
CJL34180 PROTECTIVE APRON
CJL30301 PROTECTIVE OVERALL
CJL30323 PROTECTIVE BOOTS
CJL30378 PROTECTIVE GLOVES

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