Biomist Power Sanitizing System

1 Biomist . Power Sanitizing System Operating and Service Manual Saving Money. Saving Lives. introduction The Biomist Power Sanitizing System is the first practical method for Sanitizing equipment and facilities with a solution of concentrated alcohol. And it sanitizes more completely and with far less effort and complexity than any conventional method. Most alcohol-based sanitizers use a diluted solution of alcohol applied with an aerosol or trigger sprayer. This is followed by rinsing or a manual wipe-down of the treated surfaces. Such follow-up procedures are both time consuming and inadequate as they often reintroduce germs.

2 In contrast, the Biomist System propels an alcohol solution in a high pressure stream onto targeted surfaces, completely enveloping them in a Sanitizing mist. And the solution quickly air-dries with no need for rinsing or wipe-down procedures. A concentrated alcohol solution has long been recognized as an optimal Sanitizing agent. But its flammability has presented a problem. To eliminate this problem, Biomist uses high pressure, bottled carbon dioxide (CO2) as a carrier to spray the sanitizer. CO2 is an inert, non-flammable gas (think of CO2 fire extinguishers) and when used as a carrier, displaces any oxygen that might lead to fire or explosion.

3 In fact, the Biomist Sanitizing System can be used in the presence of electrical spark or open flame without concern. The Biomist System atomizes the Sanitizing solution into extremely tiny micro-particles and propels them in a high pressure stream that swirls and adheres to all the nooks and crevices that would be impossible to reach with other Sanitizing methods. And it diffuses thoroughly throughout the area to be treated, producing a uniform Sanitizing effect. The Biomist System is the fastest available Sanitizing method, by far. And it provides the best of both worlds: it is much more effective and far less expensive to use than all previous Sanitizing methods.

4 Copyright 2004, Biomist , Inc. All rights reserved. Biomist is a trademark of Biomist , Inc. Table of Contents introduction ..Inside Front Cover Contents of the Operating Manual ..3. Safety Precautions ..4. General Information and Parts About Carbon Dioxide ..10. Loss of System Pressure ..10. System Preparation and Operation ..12. Storing the System ..14. Maintenance Procedures ..15. Trouble Service and Parts ..20. Electrical Wiring Diagram ..21. Warranty ..22. Warranty Claims Material Safety Data Sheet ..24. Saving Money. Saving Lives. 3. Safety Precautions The Biomist Power Sanitizing System was designed with safety in mind.

5 Still, certain precautions should be taken before and during its use. Never attempt to operate the Biomist System without first reading this operating manual. Ask for an explanation if there is anything you don't understand. Never point the applicator gun at anything other than the surface to be sanitized, when pressing the applicator gun's trigger. Always wear proper eye protection. Never breathe in the mist directly from the applicator gun. Never operate the Biomist System in a confined space without adequate ventilation. After use and before turning off the unit's electrical Power , always close the valve on the CO2 cylinder.

6 Next, release gas pressure in the System by pressing the applicator gun's trigger until the pressure is exhausted. Do not operate the System with the unit's electrical parts exposed. Never attempt to repair or replace the unit's internal components without guidance from a Biomist trained technician. Make sure you follow the rules and procedures of your company's safety program. And pay close attention to the material safety data sheets and information on health and safety given to your company by the product suppliers. 4. Warning Before Biomist System start-up, read and follow all precautionary instructions and labels attached to the equipment, cylinders, containers and boxes.

7 Notice Since the conditions of use of the Biomist Power Sanitizing System are not within the control of Biomist , Inc., it is the user's obligation to determine the conditions for safe use of the System . Users are solely responsible for compliance with all Local, State and Federal regulations, ordinances and laws. 5. General Information and Parts Description Before you begin System operation, take a moment to acquaint yourself with the System 's components: Machine Exterior 1. 2. 3. The S-20 Power Unit consists of: 1. Applicator gun Siphons sanitizer from the solution bottle using the pressure of CO2 gas.

8 Distributes micro-sized droplets of the Sanitizing agent, which cling and adhere to targeted surfaces. Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 2. Sanitizer solution bottle Stores inside the cabinet when not in use. Maintenance Required by Operator: Replace when bottle is empty. 3. Coiled hose Delivers pressurized CO2 to the applicator gun. Stores on the inside of the cabinet door when not in use. Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 6. 2. 3. 1 4. 5. The Biomist Control Panel allows you to monitor the operation of the System . 1. The temperature regulator display shows the temperature maintained in the vaporization chamber.

9 Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 2. The gas pressure indicator displays the operating pressure of gas to the applicator gun. The optimum operating pressure is pre-set by the factory. Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 3. Indicator lights illuminate to show the status of the System amber = Power green = ready red = low gas Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 4. The selector switch allows the user to select the unit's operational mode (manual or timer). Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 5. The timer can be set to automatically shut down the System after a selected time period. Maintenance Required by Operator: None.

10 7. Machine Interior 3. 2. 6. 4. 5. 1 7. 8. 8. The S-20 Power Unit's Interior 1. The CO2 propellant System is powered by a pressurized cylinder of liquefied carbon dioxide. Maintenance Required by Operator: Replace the CO2 cylinder as required. See Replacing the CO2 Cylinder in the Maintenance Procedures section of this manual for instructions. 2. The high-pressure hose that delivers CO2 from the cylinder to the System . Maintenance Required by Operator: None. 3. The control box contains the unit's electrical components. The Control Box also contains fuses that can be easily replaced. See Replacing the Control Box Fuses in the Maintenance Procedures section of this manual.