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SOLIDS CONTROL

DRILLING WASTE MANAGEMENT

Scomi Equipment Inc

SCM-SM 36 SCREEN CLEANING MACHINE

Installation, Operation,

and Maintenance Manual

October 2014

SCM- SM 36 SCREEN CLEANING MACHINE

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Table of Contents

1 INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................................................... 1‐4

1.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS ............................................................................................................................ 1‐5

1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS .................................................................................................................... 1‐6

1.3 DESIGN FEATURES ................................................................................................................................... 1‐7

2 SAFETY ........................................................................................................................................ 2‐8

2.1 WARNING ................................................................................................................................................ 2‐8

2.2 GENERAL SAFETY PROCEDURES ............................................................................................................... 2‐9

3 EQUIPMENT RECEIVING INSPECTION ........................................................................................ 3‐10

3.1 GENERAL ................................................................................................................................................ 3‐10

3.2 PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING .............................................................................................................. 3‐10

4 PRESERVATION ......................................................................................................................... 4‐11

5 LIFTING PROCEDURE ................................................................................................................. 5‐12

6 INSTALLATION .......................................................................................................................... 6‐13

7 OPERATION .............................................................................................................................. 7‐15

7.1 SCREEN WASHER ................................................................................................................................... 7‐15

7.2 PRESSURE WAND ................................................................................................................................... 7‐18

8 MAINTENANCE ......................................................................................................................... 8‐20

9 SHUT DOWN AND STORAGE ..................................................................................................... 9‐21

9.1 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN ...................................................................................................................... 9‐21

9.2 EXTENDED SHUTDOWN ......................................................................................................................... 9‐21

9.3 STORAGE ................................................................................................................................................ 9‐21

10 TROUBLE SHOOTING ............................................................................................................... 10‐22

11 DRAWINGS ............................................................................................................................. 11‐23

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Table of Figures

Figure 1‐1: Scomi Equipment Inc SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine. ................................................... 1‐5

Figure 5‐1: SCM‐SM 36 – Lifting Procedure ..................................................................................... 5‐12

Figure 6‐1: SCM‐SM 36 – Air and Liquid Interfaces .......................................................................... 6‐13

Figure 6‐2: SCM‐SM 36 – Power Supply Connection ........................................................................ 6‐14

Figure 7‐1: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Water Control .................................................................. 7‐15

Figure 7‐2: SCM‐SM 36 – Discharge Pump Control .......................................................................... 7‐16

Figure 7‐3: SCM‐SM 36 – Junction Box Control ............................................................................... 7‐16

Figure 7‐4: SCM‐SM 36 – Control Knob for Spray Bar ...................................................................... 7‐17

Figure 7‐5: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Water Control .................................................................. 7‐18

Figure 7‐6: SCM‐SM 36 – Pressure Wand Control ............................................................................ 7‐18

Figure 7‐7: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Pressure Adjustment ....................................................... 7‐19

Figure 11‐1: SCM‐SM 36 System – Overview ................................................................................. 11‐24

Figure 11‐2: SCM‐SM 36 System – General Assembly ................................................................... 11‐25

Figure 11‐3: SCM‐SM 36 System – Operating Instructions and Details .......................................... 11‐26

Figure 11‐4: SCM‐SM 36 System – Interior View ........................................................................... 11‐27

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Table of Tables

Table 1‐1: SCM‐SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine Technical Specifications ......................................... 1‐6

Table 11‐1: SCM‐SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine – Part List ........................................................ 11‐28

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1 INTRODUCTION

This manual provides instructions for the installation, operation and maintenance of the Scomi Equipment Inc SCM‐SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine. The manual is divided into several sections to assist the user and it is recommended that all personnel responsible for the installation, operation and maintenance of this equipment thoroughly read and understand this manual.

For the safety of personnel and to ensure the optimum performance of the equipment, no modifications should be made to this equipment without approval from Scomi Equipment Inc.

NOTE: BEFORE PUTTING MACHINE INTO OPERATION, THE FOLLOWING POINTS SHOULD BE OBSERVED.

1.1 Scomi Equipment Inc recommends that before attempting to start a new machine, a Service Engineer be called in to check the installation and to train operating and maintenance personnel. At least one week’s notice should be given in order to schedule the start‐up.

1.2 Read carefully the installation and operating instructions enclosed.

1.3 After stopping the unit, remove any process material from the tank as well as from the solids discharge chamber.

1.4 Once the machine has been put into operation, it is good policy to make daily visual inspections to check for pressure changes, and loose or broken parts. It is good practice for personnel to get acquainted with the sounds of a normal operating machine. Making such observations and following a scheduled preventative‐maintenance program can save many downtime hours and costly repairs.

1.5 Scomi Equipment Inc SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine is backed by a warranty. A staff of Service Engineers is ready to help you get the most from your equipment.

1.6 Prior to shipment, warning labels are affixed on the unit. These warning labels must remain in clear view on the machine at all times. If after installation and operation, the supplied labels are damaged or rendered illegible, Scomi Equipment Inc will provide additional labels for the safe operation of the machine.

NOTE: ONE COPY OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS SHOULD BE DISPLAYED AT THE UNIT LOCATION.

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1.1 SYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

Figure 1‐1: Scomi Equipment Inc SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine.

The main components are described below.

Component Function

Screen Washing Chamber

Consist of multiple ¼” jet nozzles on a spray bar to ensure completely cleaned screen after 2 passes in the enclosed chamber. (Approx. 1 minute)

Transfer Pump Recycle the cleaning fluid in the chamber.

Junction Box Explosion Proof Enclosure Equipment for use in Class I Hazardous Locations

High Pressure Wand Conventional wash‐down gun for Rig usage.

Electrical Junction Box

Transfer PumpActivation

Pressure Gauge for Wand

Pressure Control for Wand

Main Power Plug

Control Knob to Spray Bar

Base Oil Activation

Water Activation

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1.2 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

With the use of increasingly finer wire cloth in today’s drilling environment, the importance and cost control of screen optimization and cleaning maintenance has never been higher. The only effective method of cleaning shaker screens is with the use of a high pressure wash‐down gun, which can cause additional issues for personnel and the work environment, particularly when drilling oil based mud. Scomi has introduced the Shaker Screen Cleaner, a fully enclosed system designed to clean shaker screens as effectively as possible while using the minimum amount of cleaning medium (water or base oil). Wash fluid and waste are fully contained and reclaimed for recycle or re‐use thus creating a clean work environment.

Table 1-1: SCM-SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine Technical Specifications

General

Model SCM-SM 36

Power Screen Washer Air-driven or Electric-driven 3000 psi @ 5 GPM

Transfer Pump Air-driven or Electric-driven

Standard Hose Length 50’ (15,240 mm)

Dimensions

Length 52” (1,321 mm)

Width 36” (914 mm)

Height 51” (1,295 mm)

Weight

Net Weight 735 lbs (333 kg)

Utility Requirements

Pneumatic Unit 217 CFM Air @ 70-100 psi

Electric Unit 8 hp / 460 VAC / 60 Hz (Available with 380 VAC / 50 Hz)

Utility Requirements

Rig Air – 70-100 psi @ 217 CFM Electric – 8 hp / 460 VAC / 60 Hz (Available with 380 VAC / 50 Hz) Fresh Water Inlet –3/4” @ 5 GPM Base Oil Inlet –3/4” @ 5 GPM

Safety

Screen Environmental Enclosure Explosion Proof / ATEX / Or 100% Pneumatic Mounted on an Oilfield Skid

Options

Mounted on a Trailer Closed Loop System

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1.3 DESIGN FEATURES

The following features are included with all Shaker Screen Cleaners:

Two distinct circuits — for water or base oil

Reclaims fluids and solids

Reduces fluid usage over conventional wash-down gun

Fully enclosed — protects personnel and environment

Accepts all shaker screen types

Explosion proof electrics — Class I Div I

Operates at 3000psi ‐ 4.5gpm

Multiple jet nozzles — ensures screen is cleaned in 2 passes (approx 1 minute)

Handheld wand can be connected for use as regular rig wash‐down gun

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2 SAFETY

2.1 WARNING

1. IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF EVERY PERSON OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT TO FULLY UNDERTAND THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL AND ANY MANUFACTURER / PRODUCERS’ WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONS. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY, DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT, AND DAMAGE TO PROPERTY.

2. SCOMI (WHICH INCLUDES ALL THE PARENT COMPANY AND ALL COMPANIES AND ENTITIES UNDER THE SCOMI GROUP) EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR:

2.1 DAMAGE DUE TO MISUSE OF THE EQUIPMENT OR ANY PARTS SUPPLIED WITH IT ;

2.2 USER’S FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL, START, INSPECT, MAINTAIN AND TAKE REASONABLE CARE OF THE EQUIPMENT;

2.3 PERSONAL INJURY OR DAMAGE RESULTING FROM IMPROPER INSTALLATION, START UP, INSPECTION, MAINTAINANCE; AND IMPROPER USE OR APPLICATION OF THIS PRODUCT CONTRARY TO INSTRUCTIONS AND SPECIFICATIONS IN THE MANUALS.

2.4 USERS MUST FAMIARLIZE THEMSELVES WITH THE FOLLOWING ACCEPTED INDUSTRY STANDARD FOR OPERATION / USE OF THE EQUIPMENT:

2.4 (I) Observe all safety rules given herein along with owner and Government standards and regulations.

2.4 (II) Know and understand lockout/tagout procedures as defined by American National Standards Institute (ANSI) z244.1‐1982,

2.4 (III) American National Standard for Personnel Protection ‐ Lockout/Tagout of Energy Sources ‐ Minimum Safety Requirements and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Federal Register, Part IV, 29 CFR Part 1910, Control of Hazardous Energy Source (Lockout/Tagout).

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2.2 GENERAL SAFETY PROCEDURES

FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE SAFETY PROCEDURES SHOWN BELOW MAY RESULT IN SEVERE PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.

This manual contains important information concerning installation, operation, and proper maintenance of your Scomi Equipment Inc (SEI) SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine. To prevent injury to personnel or equipment damage, this manual should be read by those responsible for the installation and operation of the SEI Screen Cleaner. In addition, the safety precautions below should be followed at all times.

1) Follow your companies LOCK‐OUT/TAG‐OUT Procedures before performing any maintenance.

2) Inspect equipment for damages, loose fittings, safety guards (if applicable), and proper installation.

3) Wear proper PPE based on your companies Personal Protective Equipment and Safety procedures.

4) When lifting equipment, ensure proper lift points are used. Use properly rated slings that are capable of handling the equipment.

5) No horseplay or improper use of the pressure wand. Injury can and will occur.

6) When in operation, do not open the screen cabinet door, the high pressure may cause an injury.

7) Do not use a hose if exterior damage is evident.

8) Do not use in a flammable environment.

9) RISK OF EXPLOSION – DO NOT SPRAY USING FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS.

10) Know how to stop the unit and bleed pressure quickly.

11) Know the pressures and limits of the machine.

WARNING: WHEN THE UNIT IS IN OPERATION, THERE SHOULD NEVER BE AN ATTEMPT TO PUT YOUR HANDS OR ANY OTHER BODY PART IN FRONT OF THE JET NOZZLES IN THE CABINET OR THE PRESSURE WASHER JET NOZZLE.

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3 EQUIPMENT RECEIVING INSPECTION

3.1 GENERAL

Check the received unit for transport‐damage. All items shall be carefully inspected for any sign of damage. The transport crates, pallets, wrapping or other packing shall be visually inspected before starting the unpacking. Avoid shocks and rough handling.

External damages of packing shall be documented by photographs before opening. If there are other reasons for suspecting contents to be damaged the gods shall be carefully inspected when removing the packing.

If any damage is discovered it shall be documented by photographs and immediately reported to SEI. Even smaller damages shall be reported; otherwise the consequences can be difficult to decide.

3.2 PRECAUTIONS FOR HANDLING

Extensive attention shall be practiced to avoid any injuries on people or damage on equipment during handling of the equipment, and shall only be performed by skilled personnel with the required safety equipment.

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4 PRESERVATION

The initial preservation consists of drying the unit after testing, and emptying the pumps /parts for water, by blowing the lines using pressurized air. The liquid interfaces are sealed with plastic insert or caps. The unit is shrunken‐wrapped.

Care should be taken to prevent the equipment from potential corroding due to condensation during storage. If the item is going to be stored before installation, it should be stored in‐door.

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5 LIFTING PROCEDURE

Extreme care must be taken to prevent damage when moving the screen cleaner. Use properly rated slings that are capable of handling the equipment.

1) Spreader bars with slings are the recommended support method for lifting.

2) When lifting equipment, ensure proper lift points are used.

Figure 5-1: SCM-SM 36 – Lifting Procedure

Forklift Pocket (Recommended)

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6 INSTALLATION

After proper fitting or placement of the equipment, ensure that the power source is isolated and locked out before proceeding.

Check for installation of any safety equipment (if applicable).

It is the responsibility of the contractor, installer, or owner/user to install, operate and maintain the equipment and/or components in a manner so as to comply with OSHA and all State and Local laws and ordinances.

Check all assemblies or parts with shipping papers and inspect for damage. If any components are damaged in transit or as received, claims should be filed immediately with the carrier.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

1) Use proper tools and methods in installation to prevent injury.

2) Connect to water feed, air hose, disposal, and base oil in the locations below

Figure 6‐1: SCM‐SM 36 – Air and Liquid Interfaces

WARNING: FAILURE TO PROPERLY INSTALL, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN COMPONENTS CAN CAUSE SEVERE INJURY.

Water Inlet

Waste Outlet

Air Inlet Oil Inlet

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3) Ensure that the power is connected.

Figure 6‐2: SCM‐SM 36 – Power Supply Connection

Electrical Junction Box

Main Power Plug

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7 OPERATION

7.1 SCREEN WASHER

During operation, it is recommended that the equipment be inspected for leaks and unusual noises.

Once this has been done:

1) Insert dirty screen into entry door on the side of the unit with the dirty side of screen facing towards the spray nozzles.

2) Turn the handle on the right of the transfer pump labeled “Water” to the upright or vertical position.

This allows the water to be fed into the pump and then into the jet nozzles located in the screen cabinet.

Note: The handle to the right labeled “Cabinet/Wand” operates the Pressure Washer

Figure 7‐1: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Water Control

WARNING: BEFORE PROCEEDING, CHECK ALL CABINET FASTENERS TO MAKE SURE THAT THEY ARE CLOSED PROPERLY AND THAT ALL PARTS ARE SECURE PRIOR TO CONTINUING.

ON

OFF

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3) The handle labeled “Transfer Pump” operates the transfer discharge pump. Turn this handle slowly to the upright or vertical position.

Figure 7‐2: SCM‐SM 36 – Discharge Pump Control

4) Turn on HP Pump at the electrical panel on the side of the unit.

Figure 7‐3: SCM‐SM 36 – Junction Box Control

ON

OFF

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5) Slowly move the nozzle position handle across the full width of the unit for two complete passes, or until the screen is clean.

Figure 7‐4: SCM‐SM 36 – Control Knob for Spray Bar

6) When the screen is clean, turn off the HP Pump at the electrical panel.

7) Return the water and transfer pump handles to the “off” or horizontal position.

WARNING: BE SURE NOT TO OPEN THE SCREEN CABINET WHILE THE UNIT IS IN OPERATION.

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7.2 PRESSURE WAND

1) Turn the handle on the right of the transfer pump labeled “Water” to the upright or vertical position.

This allows the water to be fed into the pump and then into the jet nozzles located in the screen cabinet.

Figure 7‐5: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Water Control

2) Turn the handle to the Cabinet Wand to the “on” or vertical position

Figure 7‐6: SCM‐SM 36 – Pressure Wand Control

ON

OFF

ON

OFF

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3) Adjust the wand pressure as needed.

Note: 800‐1000 PSI is recommended for screens installed on a shaker.

Figure 7‐7: SCM‐SM 36 – Cabinet/Wand Pressure Adjustment

4) When pressure wand use is complete, turn off the HP Pump at the electrical panel.

5) Return the water and cabinet/wand handles to the “off” or horizontal position.

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8 MAINTENANCE

Once the unit is placed into full operation, a Preventative Maintenance Program should begin. This program should include regular inspection set up on a periodic basis.

The Preventive Maintenance Program should include a general inspection of:

Pump, motor, hoses, and nozzles for possible damage and/or wear.

Seals and/or gaskets for leakage

Ensure that the pressure gauge is working

Cabinet for excessive buildup

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING. KEEP THE AREA AROUND THE SCREEN WASHER CLEAN AND FREE OF OBSTACLES TO PROVIDE EASY ACCESS AND TO AVOID INTERFERENCE WITH THE FUNCTION OF THE EQUIPMENT.

USE PROPER LOCK‐OUT/TAG‐OUT PRECAUTIONS WHEN PERFORMING MAINTENANCE.

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9 SHUT DOWN AND STORAGE

9.1 EMERGENCY SHUTDOWN

An emergency shutdown may be necessary to clear obstructions or to replace damaged or worn components.

1) LOCKOUT/TAGOUT ALL POWER.

2) Remove all obstructions from hoses or screen washer cabinet.

3) Inspect all components for damage or wear.

4) Replace all damaged or worn components.

5) Restart equipment in accordance with the Operation Section of this document.

9.2 EXTENDED SHUTDOWN

An extended shutdown may be necessary if the equipment is not in operation for a long period of time.

1) Operate unit until all product is removed.

2) LOCKOUT/TAGOUT ALL POWER.

3) Remove all obstructions and product from equipment.

4) Inspect all components for damage or wear.

5) Replace all damaged or worn components.

6) Use the pressure washer to clean the unit inside and out.

7) Coat all exposed metal surfaces with rust preventative.

9.3 STORAGE

1) Protect the equipment from weather, moisture and extreme temperatures.

2) DO NOT use coverings that promote condensation.

3) Coat all exposed metal surfaces with rust preventative.

4) Turn on or bump the motor at least once every three months.

NOTE: WHEN OPERATION IS TO RESUME, RESTART THE EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OPERATION SECTION OF THIS DOCUMENT

NOTE: WHEN OPERATION IS TO RESUME, RESTART THE EQUIPMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OPERATION SECTION OF THIS DOCUMENT

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10 TROUBLE SHOOTING

FAULT CAUSES SOLUTIONS

Pressure pump (Power washer) does not start after opening Power washer valve

Missing air supply Connect air

Filter clogged Clean filter

Electric motor fault Demount and check electric motor

Pump fault Demount and check pump

Transfer pump does not start after opening Transfer Pump valve

Missing electric supply Connect electric supply

Pump fault Demount and check pump

Pressure pump run, but nozzles do not spray

Missing water or base oil supply Connect water or base oil

Water filter clogged Clean filter / Change filter

Nozzles clogged Demount and clean spray nozzles

Abnormal Spray Pattern Nozzles Clogged Demount and clean spray nozzles / replace spray nozzles

Abnormal leakage Leak in component Repair or change components

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11 DRAWINGS

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Figure 11‐1: SCM‐SM 36 System – Overview

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Figure 11‐2: SCM‐SM 36 System – General Assembly

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Figure 11‐3: SCM‐SM 36 System – Operating Instructions and Details

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Figure 11‐4: SCM‐SM 36 System – Interior View

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Table 11‐1: SCM‐SM 36 Screen Cleaning Machine – Part List

Item No. Qty Description Part #

1 1 MANUAL STARTER,2‐10HP, CURLEE ENCLOSURE, 3 HEATERS ARE REQUIRED A1013M0001

2 2 CABLE GLAND, ¾” NPT, FOR EXPLOSION PROOF APPLICATIONS A1013M0002

3 1 ROLLER ASSEMBLY, 48” LG A1013M0003

4 4 VALVE CONTROL HANDLES A1013M0004

5 3 RUBBER CABLE GROMMET A1013M0005

6 1 SPRAY BAR BRACKET ASSEMBLY A1013M0006

7 1 DIAPHRAGM PUMP A1013M0007

8 1 MOTOR, 7.5HP 213TC, 1750RPM, 230‐460V, 60HZ, TEXP IP.56 A1013M0008

9 1 ASSEMBLY, LARGE SCREEN CLEANER SPRAY BAR PIPING A1013M0009

11 1 PUMP, 4GPM, 3000 PSI A1013M0010

12 1 PRESSURE WASH WAND A1013M0011

13 1 PRESSURE REGULATOR VALVE A1013M0012

14 1 PRESSURE GAUGE 3000 PSI A1013M0013

15 1 TRANSFER PUMP TAG ‐‐‐

16 1 WATER TAG ‐‐‐

17 1 BASE OIL TAG ‐‐‐

18 1 WAND PRESSURE TAG ‐‐‐

19 1 CABINET/WAND TAG ‐‐‐

20 1 WAND PRESSURE GUAGE TAG ‐‐‐

21 1 AIR IN TAG ‐‐‐

22 1 BASE OIL IN TAG ‐‐‐

23 1 WATER IN TAG ‐‐‐

24 1 WASTE TAG ‐‐‐

25 1 CAUTION: HIGH WATER PRESSURE TAG ‐‐‐

26 1 CAUTION: DO NOT RUN PUMP DRY TAG ‐‐‐

27 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS – SCREEN CLEANER TAG ‐‐‐

28 1 WAND INPUT TAG ‐‐‐

29 1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS – WASH DOWN GUN TAG ‐‐‐

30 5 WAND HOSE A1013M0014

31 2 EYE BOLT ¾”‐10 W/SHOULDER A1013M0015

32 3 NON‐LOCKING DOOR HANDLE A1013M0016

33 6 VIBRATION ISOLATOR A1013M0017

34 1 WASHER SLIDE RAIL A1013M0018

35 2 NIPPLE, 3/4” ‐‐‐

36 3 TEE, 3/4” ‐‐‐

37 40 WASHER, 3/8 FLAT, ZINC PL, TYPE A ‐‐‐

38 36 NUT, 3/8”‐16, ZINC PL ‐‐‐

39 36 LOCK WASHER, 3/8” HELICAL SPRING, ZINC PL ‐‐‐

41 4 HHCS, 3/8‐16X1.25, GRADE 5 ZINC PL ‐‐‐

42 4 HEX NUT, ¼‐20, ZINC PL ‐‐‐

43 4 LOCK WASHER, 1/4” SPLIT HELICAL, ZINC PL ‐‐‐

44 8 FLAT WASHER, 1/4” ZINC PL, TYPE A ‐‐‐

45 4 HHCS, 1/4‐20 X 1.25 LG, GRADE 5, ZINC PL ‐‐‐

46 3 HEX NIPPLE, 3/8” ‐‐‐

47 8 ELBOW, 3/8” BRASS ‐‐‐

48 2 TEE, 3/8” BRASS ‐‐‐

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Item No. Qty Description Part #

49 1 PLUG, 3/8” SQUARE HEAD ‐‐‐

50 1 UNLOADER, 3/8” UNLP BB A1013M0019

51 1 STREET ELBOW, 3/8” ‐‐‐

52 3 HEX NIPPLE, 1/2” ‐‐‐

53 1 Y‐BRANCH, 1/2” ‐‐‐


55 1 BUSHING, 3/4” X 1/2” BRASS ‐‐‐

56 2 SWING CHECK VALVE, 3/4” A1013M0020

57 2 BARREL NIPPLE, 3/4” ‐‐‐

58 4.000 in. PIPE NIPPLE, 1/4” ‐‐‐

59 1 REGULATOR, FILTER MINATURE A1013M0021


61 1 HEX HEAD PLUG, 3/8” ‐‐‐

62 10 STREET ELBOW, 3/4” ‐‐‐

63 14 HEX NIPPLE, 3/4” ‐‐‐

64 1 34” HYDRAULIC HOSE WITH 3/4” FEMALE SWIVEL FITTINGS ‐‐‐







71 1 34” HYDRAULIC HOSE WITH 3/8” MALE SWIVEL FITTINGS ‐‐‐







78 1 14” HYDRAULIC HOSE WITH 1/4” WITH NO FITTINGS ‐‐‐

79 1 50” HYDRAULIC HOSE WITH 3/8” QUICK DISCONNECT FITTINGS ‐‐‐

80 3 VALVE, BALL 3/4” WITH MOUNTING PAD A1013M0021

81 2 BUSHING, 3/4” X 3/8” ‐‐‐

82 1 3 WAY VALVE, 1/4” A1013M0022

83 3 BUSHING, 3/8” X 1/4” ‐‐‐

84 11 HEX NIPPLE, 3/8” ‐‐‐

85 1 TEE, 1/2” ‐‐‐

86 1 ELBOW, 3/8” X 1/2” ‐‐‐

87 1 BUSHING, 1/2” X 1/4” ‐‐‐

88 1 BUSHING, 3/4” X 1/2” ‐‐‐

89 1 PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE, 1/2” A1013M0023

90 1 HOSE BARB, MALE 1/4” ‐‐‐

For the One Year Recommended Spare Parts List, please contact Scomi Equipment representative.

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