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Operator & Parts Manual
KaiVac® 1700 Series
1715 Serial Number 409-
1750 Serial Number 13409-
CE1750 Serial Number 497-
www.kaivac.com
© 2006-2013 Kaivac, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 1, used with permission. SES ref PF-HCB5-BASM
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REVISION SHEET
Revision Sheet
In short This page lists the releases of the Operator & Parts Manual with their dates and what changed. The first release was 10/15/13, and the latest listed change modified the Rotomold warranty to 5 years.
| Release No. | Date | Revision Description |
|---|---|---|
| 101513 | 10/15/13 | Operator & Parts Manual Released |
| 121713 | 12/17/13 | Modified the Rotomold Warranty to 5 years. |
NOTE: Specifications and parts are subject to change without notice
Kaivac, Inc.
401 S. Third Street
Hamilton, OH 45011
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 2, used with permission. SES ref PF-KF6T-O5TV
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OPERATOR & PARTS MANUAL
OPERATOR & PARTS MANUAL
| Section | Title | Page # |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0 | GETTING STARTED | 1-1 |
| 1.1 | Limited Warranty Protection Plan | 1-1 |
| 1.2 | Warranty Registration Form | 1-2 |
| 1.3 | Safety Precautions | 1-3 |
| 2.0 | OPERATION | 2-1 |
| 2.1 | Out of Box Setup Instructions | 2-1 |
| 2.2 | Kaivac Tool Arrangement | 2-2 |
| 2.3 | Preparing Your Kaivac For Use | 2-3 |
| 2.4 | Vac Tank Cleanout Instructions | 2-4 |
| 2.5 | Vac Tank Removal Instructions | 2-5 |
| 2.6 | Operating your Kaivac using S-I-M-P-L-E Process | 2-6 |
| 3.0 | MAINTENANCE | 3-1 |
| 3.1 | Machine Maintenance | 3-1 |
| 3.2 | Black Box Removal Instructions | 3-2 |
| 3.3 | Troubleshooting | 3-3 |
| 3.4 | Machine Diagrams | 3-6 |
| 3.5 | Parts List | 3-18 |
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 3, used with permission. SES ref PF-3IGR-GNWR
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1.0 GETTING STARTED
1.0 GETTING STARTED
1.1 Limited Warranty Protection Plan
In short This section explains the Kaivac warranty periods, which depend on the chemicals used with the machine. Warranty claims need a Return Authorization Number (RAN) from Kaivac Customer Service, and returns without one are not accepted.
The Kaivac has been engineered and tested to provide long lasting performance. This warranty covers defects in workmanship or materials under normal use and service from the date of purchase.
Kaivac, Inc. warrants the following components to be free from defects in materials and workmanship for these time periods:
1.) Extended Warranty for end users who use only Kaivac chemicals for the life of the machine.
- 5 years on rotationally molded parts
- 3 years on other parts (excluding wear items)
- 1 year on labor
2.) Standard Warranty (for approved non-Kaivac chemicals)
- 1 year parts and labor
3.) Chemicals that have not been approved by Kaivac (If uncertain, please contact Kaivac to verify your chemical before using).
- No warranty
All Kaivac replacement parts are guaranteed for 90 days from the date of installation. Normal wear items such as wheels, hoses, seals, gaskets, cords, casters, squeegees and GFCI are excluded from warranty coverage.
All warranty claims must be accompanied by a Return Authorization Number (RAN), which is available by calling the Kaivac, Inc. Customer Service Department. No returns will be accepted without a RAN.
This warranty does not apply to return freight costs, damage or defect caused by accident, negligence, misuse, fire or repair done by anyone other than a Kaivac authorized repair center. In no event shall Kaivac, Inc. be liable for incidental or consequential damages, or any damages to persons or property.
Please Note: Under no circumstances will the seller be liable for any loss, damage, expenses or consequential damages arising in connection with the use or inability to use seller’s product. Kaivac, Inc. reserves the right to make changes or improvements to its equipment without notice. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages. This warranty is in lieu of any other warranty expressed or implied, including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 4, used with permission. SES ref PF-4ZJ2-P4HA
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1.0 GETTING STARTED
1.2 WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM
In short This is the warranty registration card for Kaivac equipment. The customer who purchased the equipment fills it in and mails or faxes it back within ten days of purchase.
To be completed and mailed or faxed by the customer purchasing equipment. Return this warranty card within ten days of purchase.
Purchased By:
Name: ____________________________________________ Title: _____________________________
Company: ___________________________________________________________________________
Street Address: _______________________________________________________________________
City: ____________________________________ State: ___________ Zip Code: _________________
- ☐ KV1750
- ☐ KV1250
- ☐ KV2150
- ☐ KV1715AC
- ☐ KV1715
- ☐ KV1215
- ☐ OMNIFLEX Pump Box
- ☐ OMNIFLEX Wet/Dry Vac
Serial Number: __________________
Type of Business
- ☐ School/University
- ☐ Hospital/Health Care
- ☐ Contract Cleaner
- ☐ Industrial
- ☐ Office
- ☐ Other: _____________
Intended Uses (check all that apply)
- ☐ Restroom Cleaning
- ☐ Floor Stripping
- ☐ Kitchen Cleaning
- ☐ Carpet Extraction
- ☐ Cleaning Around Machines
- ☐ Stairwell Cleaning
- ☐ Lockers & Showers
- ☐ Hallway Cleaning
- ☐ Classroom Cleaning
- ☐ Other: ____________
Thank you for registering for our warranty program.
Please return completed forms to:
Kaivac, Inc.
401 S. Third Street
Hamilton, OH 45011
Or Fax to: (513) 887-4601
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 5, used with permission. SES ref PF-KWFQ-5TCE
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1.0 GETTING STARTED
1.3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
In short This section lists the safety rules for using the Kaivac, covering electrical shock risks, grounding, and general precautions. Connect only to a properly grounded outlet, test the GFCI before each use, and use the machine indoors only.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS—SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION: To reduce the risk of injury, read operating instructions carefully before using.
WARNING: Risk of injection or injury to persons – do not direct discharge stream at persons.
WARNING RISK OF ELECTROCUTION:
- Connect to a properly grounded outlet. Do not remove ground pin.
- Inspect cord before using – do not use if cord is damaged.
- Keep all connections dry and off the ground.
- Do not touch plug with wet hands.
- This product is provided with a ground fault circuit interrupter built into the power cord. If replacement of the plug or cord is needed, use only identical replacement parts.
- Test the ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) before each use.
- Do not close a door on the cord or pull the cord around sharp edges or corners.
- Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
- Do not spray liquid from the Kaivac onto electrical outlets or on any electrical devices.
- Turn off the unit before unplugging.
- Do not pull on the cord to unplug. Grasp the plug at the outlet and pull.
Grounding Instructions:
THE KAIVAC MUST BE GROUNDED. If it should malfunction or stop working, grounding provides a path of least resistance for the electrical current and reduces the risk of electrical shock. The Kaivac is equipped with a ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) to further reduce danger and risk of electric shock. It must be maintained and tested regularly. An equipment grounding cord and plug is included with the unit. Cutting off the ground wire or using a cord with an ungrounded plug will void the warranty on the Kaivac.
Improper connection of the equipment grounding cord can result in the risk of electrical shock. Ask a qualified electrician or service person to check the outlet grounding if you are unsure. Do not modify the plug provided with the Kaivac. If it will not fit into the outlet, have a properly grounded outlet installed by a qualified electrician.
WARNING: When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
- Read all the instructions before using the product.
- To reduce the risk of injury, close supervision is necessary when a product is used near children.
- Know how to stop the product and bleed pressures quickly. Be thoroughly familiar with the controls.
- Stay alert – watch what you are doing.
- Do not operate the product when fatigued or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
- Keep operating area clear of all persons.
- Do not overreach or stand on unstable support. Keep good footing and balance at all times.
- Do not use to pick up flammable or combustible materials.
- Follow the maintenance instructions specified in the manual.
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): It is recommended to wear proper personal protective equipment as required by the chemical product label instructions used in conjunction with the Kaivac.
FOR INDOOR USE ONLY
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 6, used with permission. SES ref PF-GHTL-QHPN
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2.0 OPERATION
2.1 OUT OF BOX SETUP INSTRUCTIONS
In short This section shows seven steps for setting up a new machine after it comes out of its box. You place the placard, assemble the vac wand, attach the elbow and vac motor hose, check the dump hose, and put the tools in their places and in the tote bag.
- Open Accessory Box and remove the placard and wrap around the Push Handles of your Kaivac Machine. Remove the Tote Bag and set aside for filling with remaining tools from the Accessory Box.
1 - Remove vac wand from accessory box and attach vac wand by sliding the sections together until the locking pin engages as shown.
2 - After removing machine from container, attach the plastic elbow to the vac tank as shown above.
3 - Attach vac motor hose to elbow and vac motor inlet as shown above.
4 - Make sure dump hose is secured to the dump hose cap and tether.
5 - Remove the tools from the accessory box and place them in the appropriate locations as shown above.
6 - Make sure vac lid is on vac tank and place remaining tools into tote bag and hang on nose.
7
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 7, used with permission. SES ref PF-3CRA-24KU
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2.0 OPERATION
2.2 KAIVAC TOOL ARRANGEMENT
In short This page shows where each tool and hose is stored on the machine, using four views: front right, rear right, overhead and bottom. Each item is labeled with its part code.
Front Right View
Rear Right View
Overhead View
Bottom View
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 8, used with permission. SES ref PF-6GXI-EZDZ
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2.0 OPERATION
2.3 PREPARING YOUR KAIVAC
In short This section lists six steps to get the machine ready: fill it with water, set up the cleaning solution, check tools, handle foaming products, inspect hoses and spray lines, and test the GFCI.
- Fill machine with clean, cool water.
- Prepare the cleaning solution you will be using by attaching the chemical feed line and cap to the top of your chemical bottle and selecting the proper metering tip. (See placard for metering tip information)
- Check machine for all tools and supplies needed to complete task. See “Tool Arrangement” in Section 2.2 of this manual.
- If using a cleaning product that has high foaming use a foam inhibitor to cut down on foam. Pour 2 capfuls of inhibitor in the vac hose with vac running to coat inside of hose.
- Check all hoses and spray lines for damage prior to use. If damage is found, do not continue until proper repairs are completed.
- Plug in machine and test GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) to ensure it is working properly. You are now ready.
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 9, used with permission. SES ref PF-DY6P-53UA
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2.0 OPERATION
2.4 VAC TANK CLEANOUT INSTRUCTIONS
In short This section shows how to clean out the vac tank after use. You dump the contents, remove the vac lid, rinse the tank, lock the front caster wheels, and tip the machine to drain the remaining water.
- Disconnect dump hose and empty contents into proper location.
- After dumping is complete, remove vac lid from vac tank.
- Using pressure gun or other water source, rinse inside of tank thoroughly.
- After tank has been rinsed, lock the front caster wheels by pressing down on the locks as shown.
- After caster wheels have been locked, tip the machine to the left and slightly forward to allow the remaining water to drain.
Re-attach dump hose and unlock wheels.
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 10, used with permission. SES ref PF-TELQ-AVVM
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2.0 OPERATION
2.5 VAC TANK REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS
In short This section shows how to take the vac tank off the unit in five steps. You remove the vac hose and wand, disconnect the inlet hose, un-snap the straps at the upper and lower assemblies, then tip the tank back and lift it away.
- Remove vac hose and vac wand before removing vac tank.
1 - Disconnect vac inlet hose from 90 degree fitting on vac tank
2 - Un-snap straps holding the vac tank to the lid water tank upper assembly.
3 - Un-snap straps holding the vac tank to the water tank lower assembly.
(2 locations - one on each side)
4 - Slightly pull the bottom section of the vac tank out while tipping it backwards.
Lift and pull the vac tank away from the unit.
5
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 11, used with permission. SES ref PF-BPAM-XSN6
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2.0 OPERATION
2.6 S.I.M.P.L.E PROCESS
In short This page shows the S.I.M.P.L.E process as a series of illustrated steps: Set-up, Inject, Manual brush, Pressure wash and rinse, Loop, and Extract. It covers filling with water, adding KaiDri, selecting a metering tip, and switching between low and high pressure modes.
*Applicable to all units, KV1700 Series shown for illustration.
Set-up
Fill with clean, cool water
Add 1 cap of KaiDri (for spot-free rinsing)
Select metering tip and insert into cap barb
Inject
Chemicals
Fan Spray
LOW Pressure Mode
Fan Spray
Manual Brush
Manually brush heavily soiled areas
Pressure wash and rinse
Fresh Water
Fan Spray
HIGH Pressure Mode
Loop
Hook
Adjust last loop (if needed)
Extract
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 12, used with permission. SES ref PF-B2BB-SXP5
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.1 MACHINE MAINTENANCE
In short This section lists what to check and clean on each part of the machine, from the floor squeegee to the HEPA filter. Unplug the machine before lifting the electric cover assembly.
CAUTION Always make sure machine is unplugged before lifting electric cover assembly
| Item | Procedure |
|---|---|
| Floor Squeegee |
|
| Spray Gun |
|
| Pressure Hose |
|
| Water Tank |
|
| Vacuum Tank |
|
| Leaks |
|
| Electrical System |
|
| Vacuum Wand |
|
| HEPA Filter |
|
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 13, used with permission. SES ref PF-5IUR-Y3Y2
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.2 BLACK BOX REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS
In short This section shows how to take the black box assembly off the machine in five steps. You remove hoses, cords and tools, take out the bolts, tilt the assembly to the floor, disconnect the water and return lines, and slide the assembly away.
1 Remove all hoses, cords and tools prior to black box removal
2 Loosen and remove the 4 wing and thumb bolts located at the top of the control panel and on the left and right of the black box mid section.
3 Tilt the black box assembly away from the machine until it rests on the floor. Next, remove the 2 axle strap wing bolts on either side of the machine behind the wheels.
4 Locate and disconnect the water line and return line behind the black box on the machine.
5 Slide assembly away from water
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 14, used with permission. SES ref PF-B7ZD-C2UF
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.3 TROUBLESHOOTING
In short This section is a table of problems grouped by area (electrical, vacuum system, blow dry system), with the possible cause and the solution for each. Always unplug the machine before lifting the electric cover assembly.
CAUTION Always make sure machine’s unplugged before lifting electric cover assembly
| Area | Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Electrical | No Power to pump or vac motor | Machine not plugged in | Plug machine in |
| Switch not “on’ | Check switches for “on” | ||
| GFCI tripped | Test and reset GFCI | ||
| Building circuit overloaded | Check and reset circuit | ||
| Switch wires loose | Disconnect power and check for loose wire | ||
| Connections loose | Disconnect Power and check for loose wire under panel | ||
| Electrical burning smell | Vac motor brushes worn | Remove vac motor and repair | |
| Vac motor hung up | Release pressure on hose and jog vac switch, or replace | ||
| Pump motor hung up | Release pressure on hose and jog pump switch, or replace | ||
| Vacuum System | No / Weak vacuum | Vac tank full | Empty vac tank |
| Squeegee blades or wheels worn | Replace wheels or blades and check periodically | ||
| Float shutoff screen dirty | Spray off float screen to clean | ||
| Float ball stuck | Tap float and release/clean | ||
| Damaged hose | Cut and repair/replace | ||
| Dump hose plug missing | Contact dealer and replace | ||
| Access lid not tight | Tighten lid hand tight | ||
| Vacuum hose plugged | Flush hose to remove debris | ||
| Too much liquid in vac hose | Allow air in when vacuuming | ||
| Vac hose still wrapped | Unwrap vac hose fully | ||
| Exhaust plugged | Remove HEPA filter and clean | ||
| Leak in vac tank | If repairable, clean and dry affected area and seal with silicone | ||
| HEPA Filter clogged | Remove HEPA filter and clean | ||
| Moisture from exhaust | Vac tank full | Dump vac tank | |
| Float shutoff missing | Replace | ||
| Excessive foam in vac tank | Use defoamer | ||
| Blow Dry System | No air flow | Hose disconnected | Reconnect hose |
| Moisture from nozzle | Water in blow hose | Dry blow line | |
| Suction, not blow action | Vacuum hose connected to vac tank | Reconnect to vac motor exhaust hose |
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 15, used with permission. SES ref PF-5AS5-DIMV
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
| Area | Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| High Pressure System | No water from pump or low pressure | Out of Water | Fill water tank |
| Gun nozzle plugged | Remove orifice with Allen wrench and clean | ||
| Air in pump (vapor lock) | Use power prime technique | ||
| Gun orifice missing | Replace orifice | ||
| Water tank filter plugged | Clean tank and filter | ||
| In - line bowl filter plugged | Remove filter cover and clean | ||
| Bowl filter lid loose | Gently tighten bowl cover | ||
| Pressure hose damaged | Repair or replace | ||
| Quick disconnect leaking | Tighten or replace | ||
| Injector plugged | Remove safety cap from chemical and blow small amounts of compressed air into line | ||
| Pulse hose damaged | Repair or replace | ||
| Regulator failed | Replace | ||
| Hose kinked | Unkink and check for damage | ||
| Seals in pump need replaced | Remove and replace seals | ||
| Bad fan pattern or pinpoint pattern on gun | Debris in nozzle | Remove orifice with Allen wrench and | |
| Orifice damaged | Remove and replace | ||
| Chemical Injection System | No chemical flow | Out of chemical | Refill chemical |
| Safety cap not secure | Check safety cap / tighten | ||
| Chemical valve “off” | Check on / off valve | ||
| Safety cap plugged | Replace cap | ||
| Spray gun in wrong mode | Make sure gun nozzle is pulled out away from gun chemical mode | ||
| Metering tip plugged | Check metering tip for clog | ||
| Injector plugged | Remove safety cap from chemical and blow small amounts of compressed air into line | ||
| Air entering system | Check for air entering system around chemical lines or injector | ||
| Injector installed backwards | If fluttering or pulsing sound can be heard while spraying or when machine is running it is possible that your injector is in backwards. Remove and reinstall | ||
| Kink in Chemical line | Replace Chemical line |
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
| Area | Problem | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chemical Injection System continued | Not enough chemical | Metering tip plugged | Remove and clean |
| Wrong metering tip | Check and replace per chart | ||
| Chemical line blows off safety cap | Debris in injector | Remove safety cap from chemical and blow small amounts of compressed air into line | |
| Water back flows into chemical bottle | Bad seat on injector check valve | Check injector o - ring or replace | |
| Bad safety cap | Replace safety cap | ||
| Dump System | Dump hose will not empty tank | Dump hose cap not removed | Remove cap |
| Clog in bottom of tank | Tip dump contents, remove debris | ||
| Dump hose leaks | Hose cut | If leak is less than 4” from tank side, cut and reattach, or replace | |
| Clamp loose | Tighten hose clamp | ||
| Dump cap missing | Replace cap | ||
| Wheels and Casters | Wheels won’t roll, or they rub | Flat tires | Inflate tires to 30 p. s. i. |
| Debris wrapped around axle | Check for debris on axle | ||
| Bearings tight | Grease bearings | ||
| Wheels too loose on axle | Remove wheel, add washers to take up slack | ||
| Bearings falling out | Replace bearing assembly | ||
| Squeegee Head | Floor streaks | Worn blades or wheels | Replace wheels and / or blades |
| Squeegee head doesn’t easily rotate when installed on wand | Brass ring on wand not in groove | Loosen coupling nut and re-position head on groove | |
| Coupling nut too tight | Loosen 1 / 2 turn | ||
| Head won’t stay on wand | Coupling nut cracked | Replace | |
| Brass ring worn | Replace | ||
| Premature blade wear | Squeegee wheels worn | Check wheels for wear / replace | |
| Sucks to the floor too tightly | Squeegee wheels worn | Check wheels for wear / replace |
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 17, used with permission. SES ref PF-DRUB-5RF7
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 VACUUM DIAGRAM
In short This diagram shows the path air and recovered liquid take through the vacuum system, from the vacuum wand intake to the exhaust. It shows that the float switch sits on the vacuum tank and that the 3-stage vacuum and HEPA filter are in the black box compartment.
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 18, used with permission. SES ref PF-EMK3-NO67
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 PUMP DIAGRAM
In short This page shows a flow diagram of the pump system. It traces how water and chemical from the bottles move through the pump, unloader, chemical injector and pressure hose to the spray gun.
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 19, used with permission. SES ref PF-YR4D-CG7X
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
In short This page shows the wiring diagram for the machine. It covers the plug connection to the GFCI, the vac motor and pump circuit breaker switches, the hour meters, the rectifier and the pump, with an alternate drawing for 150 PSI pump applications.
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 MACHINE DIAGRAMS
In short This section shows exploded drawings of the machine. This page shows the complete water tank assembly with its fasteners, casters, lid, filter and handle wraps labeled by part number.
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 MACHINE DIAGRAMS
In short This section shows machine diagrams. This page has the exploded drawing of the black box assembly (BBA217 Complete Assembly) with part numbers marked on each component.
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 MACHINE DIAGRAMS
In short This page shows a labeled diagram of the complete pump and motor assembly for the Kaivac 1750 / 1715. Part labels on the drawing identify each piece, and a note says which marked parts are not sold separately.
Complete pump and motor assembly - PA217 (120V) PA1750240V (240V)
* Indicates that these parts are not sold separately at this time.
For Kaivac 1715 Pump Assembly see page 17
Complete Pump Assembly Does Not Include CSS07 Or CPS12JQC.
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3.0 MAINTENANCE
3.4 MACHINE DIAGRAMS
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 25, used with permission. SES ref PF-5LUU-DE4G
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In short This section shows the machine diagrams. This page is the vac motor / cover diagram, with part numbers for the vac motor, its hoses, clamp, mounting bracket and mounting hardware.
NOTE #1: For legacy versions, S/N 1-5449 use CVS01R (2-stage). for S/N 5450-12619 use CVM1R (1
NOTE #2: VMA1700 Vac Motor Assembly Details Standard on; 1750-12620 and higher and 1715-401 and higher. *1750’s and 1715’s that have the vac motor installed with a bracket can be upgraded to this setup but must order entire assembly #VMA1700. See part numbers below for this assembly.
- HEVM1– High Efficiency Vac Motor 120V
- VMH10–Vac Motor Hose (motor to HEPA)
- CSS39– Hose Clamp for HEPA Housing
- VMH27A-Vac Motor Hose (motor to tank)
- VBRAK4– Vac Motor Mounting Bracket
Hardware for mounting motor to bracket
- CSS203– Hex head bolt
- CSS27 - Nyloc nut
Hardware for mounting bracket to black
- CSS07 - Hex head bolt
HEVM1 (120V see NOTE #1 for legacy information & NOTE #2 for HEVM1 details)
HEVM1240V—RAW
VMASM240V—ASSEMBLY
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 26, used with permission. SES ref PF-BPCQ-QWET
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In short This page shows the switch panel diagram for the Kaivac 1750 / 1715 with part labels. Newer machines use circuit breaker switches in place of the standard RS2 switch, and the notes explain which switch and plate part numbers go with them.
NOTE #1: Recent versions have circuit breaker switches (bubble outer-case) instead of the standard switch (RS2). For these versions, the pump switch is P/N 5ACBS and the vac switch is P/N 15ACBS.
NOTE #2: The switch plate that fits the RS2 switch is no longer available. Must upgrade to SPDCSSB and replace switches with 5ACBS and 15ACBS
SPADC– Switch plate complete assembly includes circuit breaker switches and hour meters (see NOTE #2)
SPDCSSB– Switch plate only (for circuit breaker switches. See NOTE #2)
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 28, used with permission. SES ref PF-75QW-4JJ7
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3.4 MACHINE DIAGRAMS
Source: Kaivac 1750 S/N 13409+ Operator Manual KV1700_Manual_04-16-2015 Rev. 121713, page 29, used with permission. SES ref PF-2YFU-SXIS
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