Serum Products, LLC ELIMINATOR SYSTEM THE ONE STEP SOFT WASH SYSTEM

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1 Serum Products, LLC Presents The ELIMINATOR SYSTEM WATERLESS LOW PRESSURE THE ONE STEP LOW VOLUME RADIO CONTROL SOFT WASH SYSTEM THAT CONTROLS AN UNCONTROLLABLE CHEMICAL REACTION TO ENABLE AND ACCELERATE THE REMOVAL OF ORGANIC MATERIAL AND STAINS FROM SURFACES. REDUCING: LABOR and TIME COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL METHODS. DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED FOR CONTRACTORS NOT ADAPTED! OPERATING MANUAL Part Number: Model: C

2 WHAT IS THE ELIMINATOR A ONE STEP SYSTEM 1. The Eliminator is a waterless soft wash spray system that controls and sprays an uncontrollable chemical reaction through accurately combining two chemistries at the point of application eliminating waste and providing continuously fresh accelerated and excited chemistry. This system greatly reduces the amount of labor normally required to clean surfaces of organic contamination and greatly reduces the time required to complete the job. 2. The Eliminator sprays chemistry that is a one step system for remediating and removing the dark spots on wood and other materials of construction without the need for any other chemical application to get it clean. 3. The application of Serum 1000 or Serum 1000 Accelerated and HEPA vacuuming will eliminate the necessity for an antimicrobial to get the surface clean. The surfaces treated with Serum 1000 or Serum 1000 Accelerated and properly HEPA vacuumed will be free of most all organics. 4. With the Serum System you should pass all surfaces test first time every time. Air quality testing will require additional steps and HEPA air scrubbing. (Consult the IICRC S-520 for guidance) 5. The Eliminator is a highly portable spray system that is controlled via radio remote control from a spray wand up to 150 away. The transmitter has a range of up to 900 feet, so its strong enough to communicate through walls. 6. The Eliminator has stair climber bars on the back to allow it to be easily maneuvered up and down stairs or in and out of trucks. 7. The Eliminator has a chemical tray at the bottom in front of the wheels that securely hold two five gallon pails of chemicals, Serum 1000 and Serum Accelerator. 8. The Eliminator has a third chemical pick up position and pick up tube for spraying any other water thin chemical that a contractor would like to spray at 0.44 gallons per 48 psi. 9. The Eliminator has all wetted metal parts as 316 stainless steel material and all plastic of materials that stand up to our chemistry. 10. The Eliminator pump is a 0.44 gallon per minute made by Pumptec, Inc. 11. The Eliminator has a closed loop chemical pick up for the Serum Accelerator to keep users from accessing the liquid and preventing cross connection of the chemical pick up tubes. 12. The Eliminator has an hour meter to aid contractors in logging time on the job. 13. The Eliminator is air cooled by a small forced air fan. 14. The Eliminator has a powder coated aluminum dolly with chemical resistant paint that s heat cured. 15. The Eliminator is scalable from very small jobs to extremely large jobs to reduce the time and labor required to complete these jobs. 16. The Eliminator is designed and built for contractors not adapted. 1

3 I. UNPACKING THE MACHINE 1. Dismantle the shipping crate by removing all the screws holding the top to the sides and the sides to the bottom pallet. 2. Release the straps securing the Eliminator to the shipping pallet. 3. Release the straps that secure the two pails, Serum 1000 and Serum Accelerator, to the Eliminator chemical tray. 4. Remove the two pails from the Eliminator and set them aside 5. Grasp the handles of the Eliminator and roll it off the shipping pallet. 6. Stand the Eliminator upright. II. MACHINE SET UP 1. Place the BLUE pail of Serum 1000 on the chemical tray under the BLUE chemical pick up tube with the label facing out. Remove the 2 shipping cap from the pail. 2. Release the BLUE chemical pick up tube and place it into the 2 opening of the BLUE pail of Serum Place the RED pail of Serum Accelerator on the chemical tray under the RED chemical pick up tube with the label facing out. 4. Unscrew the shipping cap from the RED pail of Serum Accelerator 5. Release the RED chemical pick up tube and place it into the 2 opening of the RED pail of Serum Accelerator and screw it on securely. 6. Release the straps holding the spray wand and transmitter. 7. Unwind the power cord and plug into 120 VAC outlet. 8. Unwind the high pressure hose. 9. Put the end of the high pressure hose toward a drain or on the ground away from the machine. 10. DO NOT INSTALL THE SPRAY WAND TO THE DELIVERY HOSE. III. MACHINE START UP 1. Make sure all switches are in the OFF position. 2. Turn the power switch to the ON position. 3. You will hear the cooling fan start. 4. To power up the transmitter, turn the red E-STOP button on the top end of the transmitter clockwise. 5. Press the GREEN start button on the transmitter, this shakes hands with the receiver. 6. Press the BLACK START button on the transmitter. 7. The motor will start then turn the SOLUTION switch to Serum 1000 position (BLUE light). 8. It takes about 15 seconds per 50 of application hose for Serum 1000 to start flowing from the open end of the application hose. 9. Allow a few seconds to clear the line of any debris from the manufacturing process. 10. Turn the solution switch to the Accelerator position (BLUE & RED light) to start the injection of Accelerator into the flow of Serum 1000, wait about 15 seconds for this to start. 11. Now turn the SOLUTION switch to the OFF position (YELLOW light). 12. Press the BLACK STOP button on the transmitter to stop the pump motor. 13. Install the spray wand containing the transmitter onto the high pressure hose. 14. Press the BLACK START button on the transmitter to start the pump motor. Make sure the flow starts properly out of the spray nozzle. 15. Press the BLACK STOP button on the transmitter to stop the pump motor and the spray. 14. You are now ready to start using the Eliminator on your job. ENJOY!! 2

4 ELIMINATOR COMPONENTS Transmitter Start/Stop Buttons E-Stop Transmitter Cradle Powder Coated Aluminum Dolly 18 Application Wand Power Light Power Switch 24 Wand Extension Power, Extention Cord Storage Cleats 12 Flexible Extension Solution Choice Lights Wands Holder Solution Switch High Pressure Hose Connection Accelerator Closed Loop Pickup Screw On Cap Utility Pickup Tube Serum 1000 Pickup Tube No Flat Soft Ride Wheels Chemical Container Tray 3

5 MACHINE OPERATION STEP ONE: A. Place BLUE pickup tube into BLUE pail of Serum 1000 B. Screw the cap on the BLUE pail of Serum 1000 STEP TWO: A. Place RED pickup tube Onto The RED pail of Serum Accelerator B. Screw the RED cap onto the RED pail of Serum Accelerator STEP THREE: A. Place CLEAR pickup tube Into the container of water thin product of your choice depending on the job at hand 4

6 DO S & DON TS MACHINE OPERATION NOZZLES: 1. NEVER USE A SPRAY NOZZLE OTHER THAN THE ONES THAT CAME WITH THE MACHINE OR PUMP DAMAGE COULD OCCUR. STANDARD ON BOARD: 25 0 & 40 0 NOZZLES ************************************** USE ONLY A THE NOZZLE SIZE THAT CAME WITH THE MACHINE ORIGINALLY ************************************** BLOCKED HOSE: 2. NEVER ALLOW THE APPLICATION HOSE TO BE KINKED OR RUN OVER BY ANY VEHICLE, CART OR MOBILE PLATFORM WHEN MACHINE IS RUNNING OR PUMP DAMAGE COULD OCCUR. DOWN TIME: 3. WHEN THE MACHINE HAS BEEN RUNNING AND THERE WILL BE A PERIOD OF DOWN TIME, RUN AT LEAST A HALF GALLON OF WATER THROUGH THE UTILITY PICK UP TUBE TO CLEAR ALL CHEMICALS FROM PUMP. ANY DOWN TIME OF EXTENDED TIME WILL CAUSE THE RESTART OF LIQUID OUT OF THE NOZZLE TO TAKE ABOUT 15 SECONDS TO BEGIN. PUMP AIR LOCK: 4. IF PUMP AIR LOCK EVER OCCURS (PUMP RUNS BUT DOES NOT PUMP LIQUID), RUN WATER THROUGH THE UTILITY CHEMICAL PICK UP TUBE FOR A FEW SEC- ONDS. WHEN THE PUMP PICKS UP THE WATER, THE AIR LOCK HAS BEEN CLEARED. FINISHED FOR THE DAY: 5. WHEN FINISHED FOR THE DAY, RUN WATER THROUGH THE BLUE AND RED PICK UP TUBES UNTIL ALL CHEMICALS ARE CLEARED FROM THE TUBES, PUMP AND APPLICATION HOSE. CHEMICALS: 6. NO OTHER ACCELERATOR/BOOSTER OTHER THAN THE ONE THAT SERUM PROVIDES WILL WORK WITH SERUM THE MACHINE SET UP IS UNIQUE TO SERUM 1000 AND OUR ACCELERATOR. WE CAN NOT GUARANTEE RESULTS OR YOUR SAFETY IF ANY OTHER CHEM- ICALS ARE USED TO ACCELERATE SERUM MOST WATER THIN CHEMICALS THAT CONTRACTORS MAY WANT TO USE COULD BE PUMPED VIA THE UTILITY PICK UP TUBE AND APPLIED THROUGH THE SPRAY WAND. CHECK WITH SERUM PRODUCTS OR OUR DISTRIBUTORS BEFORE USING ANY CHEMICAL OTHER THAN BY SERUM PRODUCTS. DO NOT PUMP ANY TYPE OF ACID SUCH AS HYDROCHLORIC, MURATIC OR PHOSPHORIC, THROUGH THIS SYSTESM. 5

7 ELIMINATOR FRONT PANEL 6

8 MACHINE OPERATION: POWER ON/CHEMICAL OFF STEP ONE: Turn power switch to the ON position GREEN light will illuminate FRONT PANEL STEP TWO: Turn selector switch to the YELLOW position. YELLOW light will illuminate indicating chemical selection is off. 7

9 MACHINE OPERATION: POWER ON SELECT BLUE LIGHT POSITION TO PUMP & SPRAY SERUM 1000 ONLY FRONT PANEL STEP ONE: Turn SELECTOR switch to the BLUE position. The BLUE light will illuminate when the motor is started by pressing the ON button on the transmitter. This is an indicator that the motor has power applied. Another indication that power is applied to the motor is the Number 1 LED on the transmitter is illuminated 8

10 MACHINE OPERATION: POWER ON SELECT RED LIGHT POSITION TO SPRAY SERUM 1000 & ACCELERATOR. BLUE & RED LIGHT WILL ALUMINATE FRONT PANEL STEP ONE: Turn SELECTOR switch to the RED position. The BLUE & RED lights will illuminate when the motor is started by pressing the ON button on the transmitter. This is an indicator that the motor has power applied. Another indication that power is applied to the motor is the Number 1 LED on the transmitter is illuminated 9

11 MACHINE OPERATION: POWER ON SELECT THE WHITE LIGHT UTILITY POSITION TO SPRAY OTHER WATER THIN LIQUIDS SUCH AS SERUM 2000, SERUM SR, SERUM TW, SERUM CU, ETC. FRONT PANEL STEP ONE: Turn SELECTOR switch to the WHITE light position. The WHITE light will illuminate when the motor is started by pressing the ON button on the transmitter. This is an indicator that the motor has power applied. Another indication that power is applied to the motor is the Number 1 LED on the transmitter is illuminated 10

12 MACHINE OPERATION TURNING TRANSMITTER ON/OFF STEP ONE: A. Turn the RED E-Stop clockwise to turn Transmitter on. It should pop up and the Status light should blink rapidly. Go to step two. TRANSMITTER B. Push the RED E-Stop down to turn transmitter off. STEP TWO: A. Press the Green START button once to shake hands with the receiver in the Eliminator. The Status light should reduce it s blinking to once every few seconds. 11

13 MACHINE OPERATION TURNING MACHINE ON/OFF TRANSMITTER When the ON button is pressed the Number 1 indicator light will come on blinking to indicate the pump is ON and should be running. STEP ONE: Press the ON button ONCE to start machine s pump system. STEP TWO: Press the OFF button ONCE to stop machine s pump system 12

14 TROUBLE SHOOTING THE ELIMINATOR SPECIAL NOTE: When the machine is running and the flow stops for no apparent reason, immediately shut the machine off. Do not restart the machine until verifying there are no blockages in the hose, wand or spray nozzle. Check all chemicals to verify ample supply. 1. NO POWER TO MACHINE A. Reset the Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI) at the beginning of the power cord. B. Check available power at the wall receptacle. Power has to be at least 115 VAC 60~ and circuit breaker should be at least 5 amps to supply the Eliminator. The Eliminator uses less than 2 amps at 120 VAC. 2. GREEN POWER LIGHT DOESN T LIGHT A. Make sure the OFF/ON switch is in the ON position. GREEN power light will light up. B. Check power to the machine. 3. MACHINE MOTOR DOESN T START A. Twist and unlock the RED E-STOP button on the top of the transmitter to power up the transmitter B. Press the GREEN START button to lock the transmitter to the receiver in the machine. C. Press the BLACK ON button to START the motor and pump D. Press the BLACK OFF button to STOP the motor and pump 4. PUMP ISN T PUMPING LIQUID FROM THE BLUE Serum 1000 pail. A. Move the SOLUTION selector knob to the BLUE light and the BLUE light will aluminate indicating the selection of Serum In about 15 seconds, Serum 1000 should start flowing from the spray nozzle at the end of the application wand. B. Make sure there is chemical in the BLUE Serum 1000 pail. C. Make sure the BLUE chemical pick up tube is all the way down into the BLUE Serum 1000 pail. D. Make sure to follow instructions in #3 above. The transmitter is the only way to turn the pump motor on and off. 5. PUMP ISN T PUMPING LIQUID FROM THE RED Serum Accelerator pail. A. Move the SOLUTION selector knob to the RED light position and the RED and BLUE light will aluminate to indicate selection of Serum 1000 and Serum Accelerator. In about 15 seconds Serum 1000 should start flowing from the spray nozzle at the end of the application wand. B. Make sure there is chemical in the RED Serum Accelerator pail. C. Make sure the RED chemical pick up tube cap is screwed all the way down on the RED Serum Accelerator pail. D. Make sure the pail of Accelerator is not empty. E. If all fails, please call your local Serum distributor for assistance. 6. PUMP ISN T PUMPING LIQUID FROM THE UTILITY CHEMICAL PICK UP TUBE. A. Move the SOLUTION selector knob to the BLACK line and the WHITE light will light to select the CLEAR UTILITY pick up tube. In about 15 seconds liquid should start flowing from the spray nozzle at the end of the application wand. B. Make sure there is chemical in the container. C. Make sure the CLEAR chemical pick up tube is all the way down into the container being used. 13

15 D. Make sure to follow instructions in #3 above. The transmitter is the only way to turn the pump motor on and off. 7. MACHINE IS RUNNING BUT NO OUTPUT A. Immediately turn pump off using the transmitter OFF button. B. Remove spray wand from application hose turn pump on to make sure liquid is coming out of the hose. C. Remove the spray nozzle and check for debris blocking the nozzle orifice. D. Check chemicals, there could be an empty container. 8. AIR SPITTING OUT OF SPRAY NOZZLE A. Check all chemical pick up tubes to make sure they are completely down into the chemical solution pail. B. Check the chemical pails for being empty. C. Replace empty pails with full pails. 9. REDUCED NOZZLE FLOW USING 200 HOSE A. Over each 50 of hose there will be about a 3 pound loss in pressure per hose section felt at the application wand nozzle. B. The best length for the machine is 50 up to 100. C. 150 is the limit for proper operation of the machine. 10. PUMP AIRLOCK A. Turn pump OFF. B. Disconnect the spray wand from the end of the spray hose. B. Place WHITE pick up tube into a container of water C. Turn chemical selector switch to the YELLOW position. D. Turn pump ON E. Allow pump to run in this position for about 10 seconds then F. Turn Selector Switch To White Utility setting 3. Allow 15 seconds until pump primes with water. 4. This should now have the air lock flushed from the pump 5. Reconnect the spray wand 6. Return to the settings for completing the job. IF THIS FAILS: A. Turn pump OFF. B. Disconnect the spray wand from the end of the spray hose. B. Place CLEAR pick up tube into the open end of a garden hose C. Turn chemical selector switch to the WHITE position. D. Turn pump ON E. Turn water on to the garden hose. Put your hand aroung the end of the garden hose to direct the water flow mostly into the CLEAR pick up tube that is in the end of the garden hose. F. You should see water flowing up the CLEAR pick up tube. E. Allow pump to run in this position for 30 seconds until water is flowing out the open end of the pressure hose. 14

16 11. SHUT DOWN A. When job is finished, place a gallon or larger container of water by the machine and place the BLUE and RED utility pick up tube into the container of water. B. Turn Solution switch to the RED light position. C. Press the ON button on the transmitter to run pump D. Run the pump two minutes. E. Press the OFF button on the transmitter F. Turn OFF the power switch on the upper left corner of the face plate on the machine. G. Disconnect the power from the machine H. Remove the application wand from the hose and place in the wand holder on the side of the dolly. I. Coil the application hose around the hose cleats on the back side of the dolly. J. Make sure the chemical containers caps are securely screwed on the top of the containers before moving the dolly. K. Secure the clear chemical pick up tube before moving the machine.a. Turn pump OFF. 12. STORAGE - FREEZING WEATHER A. The liquids in the chemical pick up tubes, pump and applicaiton hose should be evacuated while stored in cold areas and during transporting during freezing weather. B. There easiest way to accomplish is: 1. Remove all chemical pickup tubes from their associated containers. 2. Remove the application wand from the application hose. 3. Keep the 50 feet application hose connected to the normal connection at the bottom of the cabinet. 4. Place the open end of the application hose near or into a floor drain or outside on the ground. 5. Turn the power switch to the ON position. 6. Turn the transmitter on 7. Press the transmitter ON button once, this will start the pump. 8. Select the RED light position for 10 seconds then the WHITE light position for 10 seconds. 9. Press the transmitter OFF button once to turn pump off then turn the transmitter off by pressing the E-STOP switch on the end of the transmitter. 10. Turn the power switch on the Eliminator front panel to the of OFF position. 11. The Eliminator can now be stored or transported in freezing conditions CAUTIONS: 1. DO NOT POINT THE SPRAY NOZZLE TOWARDS PEOPLE. 2. KEEP MACHINE AND CHEMICALS OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN 3. PROTECT EYES AND SKIN FROM CONTACT WITH ANY OF THE CHEMICALS USED BY MACHINE. 4. IF EYE CONTACT OCCURS, RINSE WITH POTABLE WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES WHILE SEEKING MEDICAL ASSISTANCE. 5. IF SKIN CONTACT OCCURS WITH SERUM 1000, RINSE AREA WITH A MIXTURE OF WATER AND BAKING SODA TO REDUCE THE TINGLING THAT OCCURS (1 PART BAKING SODA TO 10 PARTS WATER). THE RESULTING WHITE SKIN THAT RESULTS WITH CONTACT WILL DISSIPATE WITHIN 45 TO 60 MINUTES WITHOUT DAMAGE TO SKIN. 6. IF SKIN CONTACT OCCURS WITH SERUM ACCELERATOR, AREA WITH POTABLE WATER THEN APPLY A MIXTURE OF WATER AND VINEGAR (1 PART VINEGAR TO 10 PARTS 15

17 WATER) 7. IF CLOTHING GETS SATURATED WITH EITHER CHEMICAL OR THE ACCELERATED SERUM 1000, REMOVE CLOTHING IMMEDIATELY. DO NOT RE-WARE CLOTHING UNTIL CLOTHING HAS BEEN WASHED AND DRIED. 8. IF PERSONAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT GETS COMPROMISED, TORN OR RIPPED, IT SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY REMOVED AND REPLACED BEFORE CONTINUING TO SPRAY SERUM 1000 OR ACCELERATED SERUM IF CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES OR SOCKS BECOME WET WITH SERUM 1000 OR ACCELERATED SERUM 1000, REMOVE IMMEDIATELY. DO NOT ALLOW THE CHEMICALS TO LINGER AGAINST SKIN OR SKIN IRRITATION AND BLISTERING COULD OCCUR. 10. SPRAYING OF SERUM 1000 OR ACCELERATED SERUM 1000 IN CONTAINED AREAS SHOULD BE DONE WITH NEGATIVE AIR INSTALLED AND RUNNING WHILE IN USE. BOOTS: GLOVES: SAFETY EQUIPMENT You need to buy and wear boots with synthetic upper material. The uppers are more vulnerable because the Serum 1000 will lay on top and soak into the rubber or leather until destroyed. Once it penetrates the upper material, it will soak into the socks and onto the skin of your foot and toes. The soles can be of organic or synthetic material. Rubber is OK because soles are thick enough to withstand the Serum 1000 s momentary contact. Leather soles would not be recommended. One of the more important pieces of equipment is the gloves. Without good heavy duty gloves that can enable your dexterity without tearing, you will be working harder instead of quicker and easier. These gloves are powder free latex gloves that have a long shank to help cover the coverall sleeves. This is important because you do not want liquid running down the glove and under the sleeve onto your skin. Once you tape the interface of the sleeve and the glove, you will be well protected from liquid running down you glove when working above your head. 1. Pull the glove over the sleeve of the coverall. 2. Tape the interface of the two materials. 3. All run down will now go over the exterior of the coverall sleeve and not onto the skin. 16

18 FULL FACE RESPIRATOR: 3M R6900 or equivalent Next we look at the full face respirator. This view is shown without the filters. Notice the orange colored gaskets, one on each side of the respirator. These two (2) are the mounting points for the filter cartridges (2). Each mount has three teeth; the filter cartridge has three slots that match the three teeth. 1. Place the filter cartridge onto the mounting on the respirator, lining up with the thee teeth. 2. Press the cartridge onto the mounting until they mate together, the cartridge bottoms out against the orange gasket. 3. Now twist the cartridge 1/4 turn clockwise until it locks into place. 4. Now repeat this operation for the other filter Next we will show you a picture of the completed operation FULL FACE RESPIRATOR COMPLETE WITH FILTERS: 3M or equivalent Notice how the filter cartridges are now locked into place. 17

19 COVERALLS: The type of coverall you should use for applying Serum 1000 is a Dupont Tyvek QC or equivalent. This will provide the most protection for the applicators. Unpack the coverall, unfold the coverall and find the zipper. Unzip the zipper. Open the coverall suit to locate the leg holes. Start by putting your right foot into the right leg of the coveralls first. Pull the leg cover up until your foot is all the way into the bootie. Now do the same for your left leg. Make sure your feet are all the way into each booty. Once you get both feet into the booties, pull the coverall up until the waist of the coverall is at your waist. Now find the arm holes and insert each arm into the arm holes one at the time. Then pull the coveralls up and over your shoulders until the two front halves are together. Now zip the zipper up to the top under your chin. Place the filters onto the face mask by lining up the slots on the face mask with the teeth on the filter. Press in and turn 1/4 turn to lock the filter to the mask. Put the Respirator on top of your head with the straps behind your head and then pull the face mask down over your face until it covers your entire face. Now pull the top strap ends toward the back of your head to tighten the top straps. Then do the same thing with the side straps until the face mask is snug around your whole face. Press the palms of each hand on the filters and breath in hard. If the respirator forms a good vacuum by pulling down towards your face, you have a good seal. If not, reposition the respirator and re-tighten the straps until a vacuum and good seal is obtained. Now put on the latex gloves and pull the gloves over the sleeves of the coveralls. Tape the interface of the glove over the sleeve until a good tight seal is achieved. If you get small tears in your suit, you can patch them with duct tape. If the tears get too large, you will need to put on a new suit. 18

20 SERUM SAFETY 1. If Serum 1000 gets on your skin, you may expect the following: A. Initially skin turns white in area of contact B. Skin begins to tingle with sensations of ant bights 2. Make up a solution of baking soda and water: A. 1 teaspoon baking soda to one (1) pint of potable water B. Keep the bottle of baking soda solution in your truck as part of your safety equipment. 3. Apply the baking soda solution to the affected area. A. The sensation of stinging will dissipate in just a few minutes B. The skin whiteness will dissipate in 30 minutes to one hour. 4. This condition is not detrimental to the health of your skin. A. It does no permanent damage. B. It s simply a discomfort for a short period of time. 5. If you get Serum 1000 inside of your boots, gloves or coveralls: A. Remove them immediately. Do not wait until you finish the job. You do not want to have Serum 1000 on your skin for any length of time, especially when compressed to the skin by a sock and boot, gloves or coveralls. 1. If you do not remove the clothing and you continue to work, you may experience skin blistering. 2. This is a more serious condition and needs to be treated by licensed medical personnel. Please immediately contact a physician. B. Rinse area with the a baking soda solution. If this is not available, rinse with potable (drinkable) water. Keep re-applying the rinse solution for at least 15 minutes. Wash the area of contact with mild soap and water then rinse with potable water. 6. If splashed in eyes: A. Immediately rinse with potable water for at least 15 minutes while seeking medical attention. Tell physician that the product contains 20% Hydrogen Peroxide with 0.5% Paracetic Acid and a surfactant. 7. If inhaled: A. Remove victim to fresh air. If symptoms persist, contact a physician. 8. If swallowed: A. Give large amounts of potable water, while transporting to a emergency medical facility. 19

21 SERUM ELIMINATOR P/N: , Model: C Technical Data: Power: 120 VAC, 60 Cycles Power Consumption: Less Than 2 amps Pump: Opposed Two Cylinder, Reciprocating Cam Drive, Positive Displacement Pump Volume: 0.4 gallons per minute Nozzle Pressure: 48 PSI Nozzle: 25 0 & 40 0 with male quick couple plug Power Supply: Input: 120/240 VAC 50/60 Cycle, Output: 24 VDC 4.17Amps, 100W Solenoid Valves: 3 Stainless Steel, 24 VDC, 20 Watts Each Electrical Switches: Industrial Grade Electrical Plug: GFI Auto Reset Supplied Electric Cord: 2 Hose: 50-1/4 EPDM Inner Tube with Flexible Outer Wear Cover, With 1/4 Quick Disconnects: One Male and One Female. Maximum 150 feet. Transmitter: 3 volt DC (Two AA Alkaline Batteries), With E-Stop, Water Resistant Transmitter Range: 900 Feet Receiver: 24 VDC, Multiple Channels, Sync Lock With Transmitter Chemical Selections: 3 Plus Off Position 1: Yellow Light - Selections Off Position 2: Blue Light - Serum 1000 Position 3: Red Light - Serum Accelerator & Serum 1000 Position 4: White Light - Serum 2000, Serum SBC, Serum CU, Serum SR, Serum TW or Rinse Water Chemical Closed Loop System: Installed on the end of the RED tubing. Configurations: 1. Portable On Two Wheel Hand Dolly 2. Wall or Truck Mount Available Weight: Dolly, Cabinet, Full Chemicals: 182 lbs. Dolly, No Chemicals: 68 lbs. Cabinet Without Dolly: 35 lbs. 20

22 DAILY CLEANING 1. When the machine is finished for the day, place a gallon or larger container of water by the machine and place the BLUE and RED pick up tubes into the container of water. 2. Leave the spray wand connected to the hose. 3. Turn Solution switch to the RED light position. 4. Turn the power switch on the machine to the ON position, press the GREEN button on the transmitter to shake hands with the receiver and then press the black ON button on the transmitter to start the pump. 5. Make sure water is being pulled up the BLUE and RED pick up tubes. If not see section 6. Run the pump two minutes. 7. Press the RED E-STOP button on the transmitter down to shut power off on the transmitter. 8. Turn the power switch on the upper left corner of the face plate on the machine to the OFF position. 9. Unplug the power cord 10. Remove the application wand from the hose and place in the wand holder on the side of the dolly. 11. Coil the application hose around the hose cleats on the back side of the dolly. 12. Make sure the chemical containers caps are securely screwed on the top of the containers. 13. Secure the clear chemical pick up tube before moving the dolly. 21