Operation Manual 3A - HIE-1708-OM3A

MITSUBISHI
SELFJECTOR
HERCULES -SERIES
Instruction Manual
Operation Manual 3A
(HBC-1, HBC-2)
HIE-1708-OM3A
MITSUBISHI KAKOKI KAISHA, LTD.

IMPORTANT
This manual has been edited primarily to give instructions for processing mineral
oils such as fuel oils and lubricating oils.
This manual also contains the instructions for the optional equipment available for
the SELFJECTOR and HBC-1 and HBC-2 automatic control panels. The descriptions
for the optional equipment are clearly identified with the options’ specifications.
Confirm the specifications in the furnished documents and read only the portions
that apply to the options you have purchased.
NOTE: Never modify your MITSUBISHI SELFJECTOR and its accessories without
maker’s approval.
When you cannot solve the problems by yourselves, please contact the
following address.
Marine Machinery Service Group, Kawasaki Works

Mitsubishi Kakoki Kaisha, LTD.
2-1 Ohkawa-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, Japan 〒210-8560
Tel. +81-44-333-5364 Fax. +81-44-355-4579
E-Mail [email protected]
NOTE: Use only genuine parts on MITSUBISHI SELFJECTOR and its accessories so
as not to make troubles.
The maker does not take the responsibility for the troubles caused by using
non-genuine parts.
SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual Operation Manual 3A

WARNING
This instruction manual is a guide for using a self discharge type oil purifier, the
"Mitsubishi SELFJECTOR Hercules Series" (hereinafter referred to as the
SELFJECTOR).
The SELFJECTOR is a centrifugal separator rotating at high speeds. Please read
through this manual and obtain a complete understanding of the contents of the manual
before using the SELFJECTOR.
Handle the SELFJECTOR safely and operate it in the right way to get the best service.

The Instruction Manual for the SELFJECTOR is configured as shown on
the following page. This volume is one of the manuals composing Part 3,
Operation Manual 3A.
Be sure to use the appropriate manuals and have a complete

understanding of the contents of the manual before starting your
work.
① : Design Engineer ②: Installer ③: Engine Engineer

Intended
Part
Manual Description Reader

① ② ③
1 Outline of fitting-out Aboard
Information for transportation, handling and storage of the
machine
O O
Instructions for installation and dimensions
System diagram and connection diagram
2 Operation & Maintenance Precautions for safety
Manual Configuration and construction of SELFJECTOR
Function for Multi-Monitor
O
Disassembly and reassembly procedures
Maintenance and inspection procedures
Troubleshooting and corrective action
3 Operation Manual 3A Precautions for safety
Function, operation and maintenance information on O
automatic control panel HBC-1 & HBC-2
Operation Manual 3B Precautions for safety
Function, operation and maintenance information on O
automatic control panel HSH-1
NOTE
The Part 3 manuals (Operation Manuals 3A & 3B) deal with the following types of the automatic control
systems. When you purchase the SELFJECTOR controlled by one of these control systems, the
associated operation manual of Part 3 will be supplied.
Automatic control systems: HBC-1, HBC-2, HSH-1

CONTENTS
1. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY ......................1-1 11. AUTOMATIC OPERATION ......................... 11-1

1.1. SYMBOLS ASSOCIATED WITH SAFETY ...... 1-1 11.1. PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC OPERATION OF ONE
1.2. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY ...................... 1-2 SELFJECTOR ONLY ..................................... 11-1
2. OVERVIEW OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL 11.2. PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC OPERATION
PANEL .........................................................2-1 OF TWO SELFJECTORS............................. 11-4
11.3. SLUDGE DISCHARGE TEST....................... 11-4
3. FUNCTIONS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL 11.4. AUTOMATIC STOP ..................................... 11-4
PANEL .........................................................3-1
11.5. EMERGENCY STOP.................................... 11-4
4. CONTROL UNIT...........................................4-1 12. ALARMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS ... 12-1
4.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF CONTROL UNIT............. 4-1 12.1. "LEAK": OIL LEAKAGE ALARM .................12-2
5. TERMINAL UNIT ..........................................5-1 12.2. "NDIS": NO OPENING OF BOWL ALARM ...12-3
12.3. "HTMP/LTMP": OIL TEMPERATURE ALARM
5.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT ............ 5-1 ....................................................................12-4
5.2. FUNCTIONS OF INPUT AND OUTPUT 12.4. "VIBR": ABNORMAL VIBRATION ...............12-5
INDICATION LEDS........................................ 5-3 12.5. "SV3 LEAK": SV3 LEAKAGE ALARM .........12-6
6. DISPLAY PART AND SETTING PART OF 13. SELECTING OPERATION MODE .............. 13-1
TIMER AND OPTION ...................................6-1
13.1. SERIES OPERATION ..................................13-1
6.1. DISPLAY PART AND SETTING PART OF TIMER
13.2. CLARIFIER OPERATION (“OP/OC”) ...........13-5
AND OPTION ................................................ 6-1
6.2. OPERATING SWITCH ................................... 6-1 14. MAINTENANCE ......................................... 14-1
6.3. LCD DISPLAY ............................................... 6-1 14.1. PILOT LAMP "AUTO. RUNNING" FAILS TO LIGHT14-1
7. LCD DISPLAY MODE ...................................7-1 14.2. REPLACEMENT OF AUXILIARY RELAY .................14-3
14.3. REPLACEMENT OF FUSE ..........................14-4
8. TIMER MODE ...............................................8-1
15. AUTOMATIC OPERATION FLOW SHEET . 15-1
8.1. TIMER MODE FORMAT ................................ 8-1
8.2. DISPLAY EXAMPLES OF TIMER MODE ....... 8-1 16. TIMING CHART ......................................... 16-1
8.3. SETTING VALUE OF TIMER ......................... 8-2
17. SCHEMATIC CONNECTION DIAGRAM .... 17-1
8.4. TIMER ELAPSED TIME INDICATION
PROCEDURES ............................................. 8-4
8.5. DISPLAY MODE OF TIMER SETTING VALUE 8-5
8.6. CHANGE MODE OF TIMER SETTING VALUE8-6
9. OPTIONAL MODE........................................9-1
9.1. OPTIONAL MODE FORMAT ......................... 9-2

9.2. DISPLAY EXAMPLE OF TIMER MODE.......... 9-2
9.3. DISPLAY MODE OF OPTIONAL SETTING
VALUE .......................................................... 9-3
9.4. TIMER SETTING VALUE CHANGE MODE .... 9-4
10. PREPARATION FOR OPERATION............. 10-1
10.1. AUTO CONTROL PANEL ............................ 10-1

10.2. PURIFIER ................................................... 10-1

1. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
Prior to use, carefully read through the "Precautions for Safety", and operate the SELFJECTOR in the
right way.
The precautions for safety in this instruction manual are intended for enabling the user to use the
SELFJECTOR safely and properly, and protecting the user from personal injury and damage. Carefully
read through the precautions until you have a complete understanding before performing any job or
procedure for operation or maintenance of the SELFJECTOR.
1.1. SYMBOLS ASSOCIATED WITH SAFETY
In this instruction manual, the precautions are headed by the following symbols. Since all of
them are important precautions associated with safety, be sure to strictly observe them.
! DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not heeded, will

result in death or serious injury.
! WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not heeded, could

result in death or serious injury.
! CAUTION: Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not heeded, may result in minor or
moderate injury or damage to the machine or facilities.
NOTE: Indicates the items which should be done or which will be of help if kept in mind for
operating the machine or performing work.
SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 1-1 Operation Manual 3A

1.2. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
CAUTION
The automatic control panel is a part of the equipment designed for automatic operation of the
SELFJECTOR. Improper handling of the panel could cause malfunctions and jeopardize your
safety. Before operation, maintenance and inspection of the panel, thoroughly read through
this manual and pay special heed to your safety when using the panel.
• Do not attempt disassembly and reworking of the control panel without permission of
Mitsubishi Kakoki.
• Never place the equipment in a position close to flammable materials.

If it is placed in a position close to flammable materials, an explosion or fire could result.
• Before proceeding with wiring, check to ensure that the input power supply to the system is
OFF.
There is danger of an electrical shock.
• Make sure that wiring is carried out by qualified electrical engineers.
• Connect the equipment to the hull in an electrically effective way by use of the ground
terminal of the panel.
(Make sure that the equipment is grounded.)
• Check to ensure that the rated voltage and frequency of the panel appropriate to those of the
power supply.
Should questions arise concerning the contents of the manual,

please contact Mitsubishi Kakoki or your nearest Mitsubishi
Kakoki service agent.

2. OVERVIEW OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL PANEL
The automatic control panel is designed for automatic operation of the Mitsubishi SELFJECTOR.
<Automatic Operation Processes>
Closes the main cylinder of the bowl
Supplies sealing water
Supplies feed oil (purifier operation)
Supplies replacement water
Opens the main cylinder of the bowl (discharge sludge)
The automatic control panel consists of the following components.

(1) Control switches, pilot lamps, fuses, power supply
(2) Control unit (including timer functions)
(3) Terminal unit (including auxiliary relays and fuses)

3. FUNCTIONS OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL PANEL
The front panel configuration and the functions of the control elements of the automatic panel are
described below.
② ⑥ ⑤ ⑦
⑫ ⑩
⑪
⑨
④
③
CONT. SOURCE
OFF ON
⑧
①
Fig. 3-1 HBC-1

② ⑥ ⑤ ⑦
⑫ ⑩
⑪
CONT. SOURCE
OFF ON
③ ④ ⑨
①
Fig. 3-2 HBC-2

① "CONT.SOURCE ON-OFF"
The power switch for the automatic control panel.
② "CONT. SOURCE"
Lights when the power is supplied to the automatic control panel.
③ "AUTO. START"
The automatic running start switch.
④ "AUTO. STOP"
When this button is pressed during automatic running, the SELFJECTOR automatically
shuts down after completion of the process to discharge sludge.
⑤ “AUTO. RUNNING”
"AUTO. START" switch is pushed, automatic operation started. Lights during automatic
operation.
⑥ “FEEDING”
Lights during feeding oil to SELFJECTOR
⑦ "ALARM"
When any alarm occurs during operation, the pilot lamp comes on. The graphic panel
shows the type of alarm that has occurred.
⑧ "ALARM RESET"
The retained alarm is cleared by pressing this button for more than 3 seconds.
In the case of HBC-2, No.1 SELFJECTOR or No.2 SELFJECTOR status for monitoring
displayed on the graphic panel can be converted.
⑨ "DISCHG. TEST"
When this button is pressed during automatic running, sludge is compulsorily discharged.
⑩ “EMERGENCY STOP”
When this button is pressed, all the valves close and the SELFJECTOR shuts down
immediately.
⑪ “MM FUNC.”
This is a selector switch for ON/OFF control of FEED signals from the control panel to the
Multi Monitor. The switch is “ON” when the automatic control panel is turned on, and lights
“MM ON”. When the [MM ON] lamp is off, no FEED signal is output from the control panel
to the Multi Monitor even during oil feed. Each time this button is pressed, the green [MM
ON] lamp (LED) goes on and out alternately.
⑫ “GRAPHIC PANEL”
On this graphic panel, the operational status of the SELFJECTOR, bowl operating water
solenoid valves (SV1 - 3) and 3-way solenoid valve (SV4) and the type of alarm can be
identified.
SELFJECTOR monitor selection : GREEN
SV1 - 4 : GREEN
Alarm (LEAK, NO-DIS) : RED

4. CONTROL UNIT
The control unit is a controller with a built-in logic for automatic operation of the SELFJECTOR.
The control unit also contains the timer function.
4.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF CONTROL UNIT
The control unit consists of LCD and operating switch. LCD displays and sets the timers and
options {For details, refer to Fig. 4-1 Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-1) and Fig. 4-2
Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-2)} It also has connectors for connection of the unit to the
terminal unit, etc.
LCD（DISPLAY PART）
OPERATING SWITCH
Power terminal
Connector Terminal
（No.1 SELFJECTOR）
Fig. 4-1 Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-1)

LCD（DISPLAY PART）
OPERATING SWITCH
Connector Terminal Connector Terminal Power terminal
（No.2 SELFJECTOR）（No.1 SELFJECTOR）
Fig. 4-2 Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-2)

Table 4-1 Description of Individual Parts of Control Unit
Name Symbol Description

LCD (liquid-crystal-display) displays the character of 16
figures each on the upper row and the lower row.
The upper row displays the timer current value, a timer
Display of timer and set value, changing timer setting value, an option
LCD
option
setting value, and the changing option setting value.
The lower row displays scrolling the optional functions
and the alarms.
Switch LCD for changing the timer mode and optional
Mode
mode.
Shift the display mode from the timer current value to
timer setting value. Moreover, shift to the timer setting
value changing mode by press and hold.
One figure changing a timer set value is decided, and
Set
shift to the following figure.
Shifts from display of optional setting value to changing
mode of optional setting value by press and hold.
Decide on changing the option setting.
Cancel the changing of timer setting value and display
the timer setting value.
Cancel
Cancel the changing of option setting value and display
the optional setting value.
When the timer current value is displayed, the timer
number will go up.
Operating switch
When the timer setting value is displayed, the timer
number will go up
↑ One value of the figure will go up during the changing
the timer setting
Shift to following option during the display of optional
setting.
Select "On" or "Off" during the option setting mode.
When the timer current value is displayed, the timer
number will go down.
When the timer setting value is displayed, the timer
number will go down.
↓ One value of the figure will go down during the
changing the timer setting.
Shift to following option during the display of optional
setting. (Reverse order in case of pushing “↑”)
Select "On" or "Off" during the option setting mode.
Power terminal CN1 24V power supplies are connected.
Connector terminal CN4, CN104 Connected to the power terminal

5. TERMINAL UNIT
The terminal unit inputs and outputs signals from/to external devices. Two units for the No. 1
machine and the No. 2 machine are installed respectively. The terminal unit is connected to the
control unit through a connector.
5.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT
The terminal unit consists of input/output indication LEDs, auxiliary relays, fuse, and external line
terminal boards. (For details, refer to Fig.5-1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT)
Output Indication LED Output Indication LED

Connector for power of solenoid valve
Connector for vibration switch
Auxiliary Relay Auxiliary Relay Connector of control unit
Fuse
Connector for emergency
stop switch
Change over
switch
SWITCH
OVER External Line Terminal Board(TB1)
Internal of terminal board

(TB1)
Internal of terminal board

(TB2)
Fig. 5-1 OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT

Table 5-1
Name Function
Input Indication LEDs Indicate the input status of signals. They come on when
the corresponding front panel pushbuttons are turned ON or
when ON signals are issued from the corresponding
detectors.
Output Indication LEDs Indicate the output status of signals. They come on when
“ON” signals are output to the lamps on the front panel of
the control unit, when “Open” signals are output to the
solenoid valves, and when command signals are output to
the detectors, respectively.
Auxiliary Relays Cause the lamps on the front panel of the control unit to
illuminate, the solenoid valves to open, or output signals to
the individual detectors to be issued. The auxiliary relays
are of the socket type. When any of the auxiliary relays
fails, it can be replaced independently.
Fuse Blows when an over current flows to open or close the

solenoid valve.
Connector for Emergency Connected to the emergency stop button

stop button
Connector for power of Connected to the power of opening solenoid valves

solenoid valves
Connector for vibration switch In case of using reset output signal of vibration switches
(option) etc.
Connector for control unit Connected to the control unit.
External Line Terminal Board Used to connect external lines.
Change-over switch Used for switchover of starter stop output and alarm cancel
(SSW301,SSW302) signal output contacts Break and Make.
＊1 Do not change the settings done at the time of shipment
from the factory.
Left side of switch: Break Contact
Right side of switch: Make Contact
＊1 For switchover of contacts Break and Make, the internal wiring in the control panel and
emergency switch contacts must also be changed. Therefore, you cannot change over
contacts break and make after shipment from the factory.

5.2. FUNCTIONS OF INPUT AND OUTPUT INDICATION LEDS
Table 5-2
Name Symbol Function
Input I01 Stays ON during operation of the motor of the SELFJECTOR.
Indication I02 Comes on when the Oil Leakage alarm (LM) signal input from the
LEDs Multi-Monitor.
I03 Comes on when the No Discharge (DD) signal input from the Multi-Monitor.
(Detection Function : Option)
I04 Comes on when the processing oil at the inlet of the purifier has a high
temperature. (Detection Function : Option)
I05 Comes on when the flow switch (FLS) detects the water flow of SV3 outlet.
(Detection Function : Option)
I06 Comes on when the clarifier operation mode is selected by terminal board
jumpering.
I07 (Option)
I08 Comes on when the vibration switch (VS) is activated. (Option)
I09 Comes on when LM interlock signal is input from the console. *2
I10 Comes on when the series operation mode is selected by terminal board
＊ jumpering.
Output Q01 Comes on when the bowl opening water solenoid valve (SV1) is energized.
Indication Q02 Comes on when the bowl closing water solenoid valve (SV2) is energized.
LEDs
Q03 Comes on when the sealing/replacement water solenoid valve (SV3) is
energized.
Q04 Comes on when the solenoid valve for the feed valve (SV4) is energized.
Q05 （Option）
Q06 Comes on when the vibration switch reset coil is energized.
(Detector: Option)
Q07 Stays ON while the feeding process is in progress. (For interlocking
Multi-Monitor)
Q08 Stays ON while the discharge process is in progress. (For interlocking
Multi-Monitor)
(Detector: Option)
Q09 Comes on when stop signal is output to the starter.
Q10 Comes on when an alarm cancel signal is output to the starter. *1
Q11 Comes on when the block signal of processing oil high temperature alarm
is output to the console. *2
Q12 Comes on when the block signal of processing oil high temperature alarm
is output to the console. *2
Q13 Comes on when the block signal of processing oil low temperature alarm is
output to the console. *2
Q14 （Option）
＊：The LEDs on terminal board of No. 1 SELFJECTOR only are enabled.
NOTE
*1....The starter refers to the separately installed starter for the SELFJECTOR motor.
*2....The console refers to the control console used for remote control.

6. DISPLAY PART AND SETTING PART OF TIMER AND OPTION
6.1. DISPLAY PART AND SETTING PART OF TIMER AND OPTION
LCD DISPLAY
Operating Switch
Fig 6-1
6.2. OPERATING SWITCH

By using of Operating switch “Mode”, “Set”, ”Cancel”, “↑” and “↓”, display and set the timer and
option at LCD.
6.3. LCD DISPLAY

LCD is the two-step display of the upper and the lower row.
The upper row displays the timer current value, a timer set value, changing timer setting value, an
option setting value, and the changing option setting value.
The lower row displays scrolling the optional functions and the alarms.

6.3.1. LCD DISPLAY when the power source is switched on
After switched on power source, the lighting test of LED is done for about 2 seconds, comes on all
of LEDs of the graphic. The type and the soft version number are displayed on LCD during the
lighting test. Then, shift to display of timer current value.
Table 6-1
Type LCD display Description
Type (Example . HBC-1C) and a version
HBC-1
HBC-1C :3.09 number (Example . 3.09) are displayed for
2 seconds after power on.
Type (Example . HBC-2C) and a version
HBC-2
HBC-2C :3.09 number (Example . 3.09) are displayed for
2 seconds after power on.
6.3.2. LCD backlight

If the LCD backlight passes since the last switch operation for about 30 minutes, backlight will turn
off. The backlight lights up again by pressing any switch during the backlight off.
The switch operation at this time does not affect operation except turn on back light.

7. LCD DISPLAY MODE
Set the power switch of the control panel "ON", and check that the pilot lamp "CONT. SOURCE" and
the value indicator LEDs of the control unit are ON. Shifts to LCD display mode in 2 seconds.
There are timer mode and option mode in display mode. When the [Mode] switch is pushed by each
display mode, it will change to timer mode and option mode.
LCD DISPLAY MODE
TIMER MODE
[Set]1s
Timer current value [Set] Timer setting value Timer setting value
display mode display mode change mode
[Cancel]
[Mode] [Mode]
POWER ON
OPTION MODE
[Set]1s
Option setting value Option setting value
display mode [Cancel]
change mode
Fig 7-1

8. TIMER MODE
There are 3 timer modes, DISPLAY MODE OF TIMER CURRENT VALUE, DISPLAY MODE OF
TIMER SETTING VALUE, and CHANGE MODE OF TIMER SETTING VALUE.
8.1. TIMER MODE FORMAT
Table 8-1
TIMER MODE Display of Timer contents (LCD)

Current Value tmnn:xxx．xu
Setting Value tmnn=xxx．xu
t：Timer type T：Timer
C：Counter
m：No.1 or No.2 1：No.1 SELFJECTOR
2：No.2 SELFJECTOR
nn：Timer Number
xxx.x：Current value and setting value
u：unit h：hour
m：minutes
s：second
Counts：time
8.2. DISPLAY EXAMPLES OF TIMER MODE
Table 8-2
LCD DISPLAY DESCRIPTION
The current value of the No.1 SELFJECTOR’s
T115:16m30s timer 15 is 16[m]30 [s].
The setting value of the No.2 SELFJECTOR’s

T215= 60m00s timer 15 is 60[m]00 [s].
The current value of the No.1 SELFJECTOR’s

C123: 2Counts counter 23 is 2 times.
The setting value of the No.2 SELFJECTOR’s

C223= 6Counts counter 23 is 6 times.

8.3. SETTING VALUE OF TIMER
The times to be set for the timers vary with the following factors.
o Model number of SELFJECTOR
o Type of feed oil
o Operating water pressure and sealing water pressure
It is therefore necessary to set the timers so as to match the field conditions. When a trial run and
adjustments are performed by Mitsubishi Kakoki service person, the timers are set to the proper
values suitable for the field conditions before handover. If some change in the properties
confirmed, thereafter, refer to the following explanations and change the set times properly.
Table 8-3 Timer Nos. and Uses (Standard)

Timer No. ＊ Use Time that can be set
T100 Interval between each solenoid valve operation 0-60 s
T101 Bowl opening time 0-60 s
T102 Replacement water supply time 0-60 s
T103 Sealing water supply time 0-60 s
T114 Intermittent bowl closing water supply intervals 0-60 min 00s
T115 Sludge discharge intervals 0-720 min 00s
T116 Intermittent water supply time for closing bowl 0-60 s
T104 Bowl cleaning water supply time 0-60 s
C123 Bowl cleaning frequency setting 0-99 Counts
Set the following timers when the optional detectors or functions are to be used.
Table 8-4 Timer Nos. and Uses（Option）

Time that can
Timer No. ＊ Use
be set
Oil high temperature alarm block time 0-30 min 00s
Set the time required before the processing oil
temperature stabilizes after the start of feeding. Even if
T107
the processing oil has a high temperature, no alarm is set
off until the set time elapses. (Alarm block signal is
output.)
Oil low temperature alarm block time 0-30 min 00s
Set the time required before the processing oil
temperature stabilizes after the start of feeding. Even if
T108
the processing oil has a low temperature, no alarm is set
off until the set time elapses. (Alarm block signal is
output.)
Abnormal vibration block time 0-10 min 00s
Set the time required before the SELFJECTOR motor
T110 reaches the rated speed after turning the power ON.
Even if the vibrator switch is activated, no alarm is
produced until the set time elapses.
SV3 Detection delay time 0-60s
Set the delay time of SV3 leakage detection. Even if the (default : 10s)
T129
detect leakage, no alarm is set off until the set time
elapses.
＊This timer numbers are for No.1 SELFJECTOR.
(The timer numbers of No. 2 SELFJECTOR are the numbers which added 100.)

Table 8-5
Standard Setting Times for Timers
Timer
ITEM Unit SJ15H SJ25H SJ35H SJ60H SJ85H SJ110H SJ160H SJ220H
No.＊
Interval sec 15 15 15 15 15 20 20 20
T100
Bowl opening sec 3
T101
Replacement T102 sec 6 10 11 13 17 17 36 39

water L
- /time 0.7 1.1 1.2 2.6 3.3 4.4 9.5 10.2
T103 sec 6 9 11 13 16 21 30 34
Sealing water
L
- /time 0.7 1.0 1.2 2.6 3.1 5.5 8.0 9.0
Intermittent
water supply T114 min 15
Operating water
supply for T116 sec 5
closing bowl
Discharge
interval T115 min Refer to *
Fuel oil 0
Washing
T104 sec
Water 10 12 18 20 26 32 51 56
Lub. oil
L
-
/time 1.1 1.4 2.1 4.1 5.3 8.4 13.4 14.7
Number
of times Fuel oil 0
of
C123 time
washingLub. oil 6
＊ This timer numbers are for No.1 SELFJECTOR.（Timer numbers of No.2 SELFJECTOR are
numbers which added 100.）
* Refer to Table 8-6. About details, refer to operation & maintenance manual Section 6.6 sludge
discharge interval.
NOTE
1) The times for sealing water and replacement water timers shown in the table assume that the
supply flow rate is 7L/min for the SJ15H/25H/35H, 12L/min for the SJ60H/85H, and 16L/min
for the SJ110H/160H/220H. Be sure to measure the actual flow rate and set the times to
proper values.
2) SELFJECTOR for fuel oil does not have a washing process.
Table 8-6 shows the general discharge intervals for processing fuel oils and lubricating oils. The table is
intended for general guidance.
Table 8-6
Fuel oils Lubricating oils

Marine Gas Oil Fuel oil C Cross-head Trunk piston
2
Marine Diesel Oil (380mm /s at 50℃) engine engine
Standard Standard Standard Standard
Number of times of
12 24 12 24
discharge (times/day)
Discharge interval
120 60 120 60
(min.)
Number of times of
0 0 2 4
washing (times/day)

8.4. TIMER ELAPSED TIME INDICATION PROCEDURES
To monitor the elapsed time of a timer, proceed as described below.
When the power source is switched on, LCD displays the timer current value.
Press [Set] at timer setting value display mode, shift to current value display mode.
Press [Mode] at option setting value display mode, shift to timer current value display.
The lapsed time at timer operation is subtraction display.
8.4.1. Switch operation of timer current value display mode

Table 8-7
Switch Action
[Mode] Shift to next display mode (normal: shift to optional mode).
[Set] Shift to timer setting value display mode.
[Cancel] －
Timer number goes up by one. The counter and constant are also displayed
[↑] one by one. After all the No.1 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed, all the
No.2 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed continuously.
[↓] Display in reverse order with [↑]
8.4.2. The example of timer current value display mode operation

Table 8-8
LCD display Description
DISPLAY No.1 SELFJECTOR’s timer 00 current
T100: 0s value is 0 second.
Push [↑], and then the timer number will go up as
follows.
Push [↑] several times, and then shift to the counter
T101: 0s
mode.
Push [ ↑ ] more times, and then shift to No.2

C123: 0Counts SELFJECTOR timer mode.
Push [Set], and then shift to timer set value display

T200: 0s mode.
Push [Set], and then shift to timer current value

T200=15s display mode.
DISPLAY TIMER CURRENT VALUE DISPLAY TIMER SETTING VALUE
POWER ON T100: 0s T100=15s

2s [Set]
SELECT TIMER No. BY[↑] [↓]

[Mode]
DISPLAY OPTION SETTING
OP1:DISCH=Off
Fig 8-1

8.5. DISPLAY MODE OF TIMER SETTING VALUE
Display in case of confirming each timer setting value.
Push [Set] at the timer current value, and then shift to setting value display mode.
8.5.1. Switch operation of timer setting value display mode

Table 8-9
Switch Action
[Mode] Shift to next display mode (normal: shift to option mode).
Shift to timer current value display mode.
[Set]
Shift to timer setting change mode by push and hold 1 seconds
Pushes during timer set value change, and then return to timer set value
[Cancel]
display mode.
Timer number goes up by one. The counter and constant are also displayed
[↑] one by one. After all the No.1 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed, all the
No.2 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed continuously.
[↓] Display in reverse order with [↑]
8.5.2. The example of timer setting value display mode operation

Table 8-10
DISPLAY No.1 SELFJECTOR setting value 0 second
T100= 0s No.1 SELFJECTOR’s timer 00.
Push [↑], and then the timer number will go up as
follows.
Push [↑] several times, and then shift to the counter
T101= 0s
Push [ ↑ ] more times, and then shift to No.2

C123= 0Counts
SELFJECTOR timer mode.
Push [Set] and hold 1second, and then shift to timer

T200= 0s setting change mode.
Push [Cancel], and then shift to timer setting display

T200=■5s mode.
DISPLAY TIMER CURRENT VALUE DISPLAY TIMER SETTING TIMER SETTING VALUE CHANGE MODE
[Set] [Set]1s
T100: 0s T100=15s T100=■5s
[Cancel]
SELECT TIMER No. BY[↑] [↓]
[Mode]
DISPLAY OPTION SETTING
[Mode]
OP1:DISCH=Off
Fig 8-2

8.6. CHANGE MODE OF TIMER SETTING VALUE
Change operation of timer setting is described as follows.
Push [Set] and hold (1 second) at timer setting value display, and then shift to timer setting change
mode.
Change of the timer set value by pushing [↑], [↓], and [Set] the whole figure sequentially from a
high-order figure.
The cursor ■ is displayed and blinked on the figure for change.
8.6.1. Switch operation of timer setting value change mode

Table 8-11
Switch Action
[Mode] －
The single figure in change is decided and it moves to the following figure.
[Set]
After decided all the figure, shift to timer set value display mode.
The changes of all the figure are canceled and it shifts to timer set value
[Cancel]
display mode.
One value of the figure under changing is gone up.
[↑]
Moreover, space is read as 0.
One value of the figure under changing is gone down.
[↓]
Moreover, space is read as 0.
8.6.2. The example of timer setting value change mode operation
To change the No.2 SELFJECTOR timer No.208 setting value from 5 minutes 00 second to 31
minutes 57 seconds for example, proceed as described below.
Table 8-12
Push [Set] and hold (1 second) at timer setting value
T208= 5m00s display, and then shift to timer setting change mode
The value of the figure is selected by [↑] [↓] (for

T208=■5m00s
example, 3). Decide the value of figure by push [Set],
and then the cursor move to following figure.
Similarly, decide the following figure.
T208=3■m00s (For example, 1)
Similarly, decide the following figure.

T208=31m■0s (For example, 5)
Similarly, decide the following figure. (For example, 7)

T208=31m5■s Cursor disappears after deciding the last figure, and
then shift to set value display mode.
Complete the changing to 31 minutes and 57
T208=31m57s seconds.

To change the No.2 SELFJECTOR timer No.208 set value from 5 minutes 00 second to 31 minutes
57 seconds for operation example, proceed as described below.
TIMER SETTING VALUE DISPLAY TIMER SETTING VALUE CHANGE MODE

[Set]1s
T208= 5m00s T208=■5m00s
[Cancel]
The value of the figure is selected “3”by [↑] [↓]. Decide the value of
figure by push [Set], and then the cursor move to following figure.
T208=3■m00s
Similarly, select the value of figure “1” by [↑] [↓].Decide the value
of figure by push [Set], and then the cursor move to following figure.
T208=31m■0s
Similarly, select the value of figure “5” by [↑] [↓].Decide the value
of figure by push [Set], and then the cursor move to following figure.
T208=31m5■s
Similarly, select the value of figure “7” by [↑] [↓]. Push [Set]
T208=31m57s Cursor disappears after deciding the last figure, and then shift to set
value display mode.
Fig 8-3

9. OPTIONAL MODE
To use an optional detector, the optional function is to be enabled by “LCD” and “Operating Switch”
on the control unit. There are 2 mode in optional mode, option set value display mode and option set
value change mode. Refer to Table 9-1 for the kind and function of the options of LCD. In addition,
the option items are set up before shipments from the factory.
According to the specification of the demand, the option item of LCD was set up before shipment
from factory, and also it have been set up including allotment of an input output signal, the existence
of the relays, etc.
Therefore, only by setting the LCD optional function, the optional function does not become effective.
Since the optional functions are set to meet your requirements and specifications before shipment
from the factory, there is usually no need for changing the settings. Before operation, however,
confirm the settings.
Table 9-1
Terminal Board Function
LCD [for No. 2
Name SELFJECTOR is ON OFF
display
shown in () ] (Available) (Unavailable)
Discharge To enable Discharge To disable Discharge
DISCH － Detection Function. Detection Function.
Detector
To enable oil high To disable oil high
Oil high
H_TEMP － temperature alarm temperature alarm
temperature alarm
(block) (block)
To enable oil low To disable oil low
Oil low
L_TEMP － temperature alarm temperature alarm
temperature alarm
(block) (block)
1OP1-1OP2 To perform clarifier To perform purifier
OP／OC
OP/OC (2OP1-2OP2) operation operation
*1
*1
To enable vibration To disable vibration
Vibration switch VIBRA － switch switch
Series operation 1SO1-1SO2 To enable series To disable series
SERIES operation operation
*2 *2
To enable the function To disable the function
which temporarily described at left
LM signal interlock LM_I/L － invalidates the leakage
detection Function by
an external signal
Control of To enable the control of To disable the control of
operating water WTK － operating water tank. operating water tank.
tank
To enable the control of To disable the control of
valve for prevent valve for prevent getting
Valve for prevent
getting mixed mixed water(Solenoid
getting mixed SVX －
water(Solenoid valve to valve to the reverse
water
the reverse action of action of SV3)
SV3)
To enable FLS function To disable FLS function
SV3 closing
FLS － for operation water leak for operation water leak
confirmation detection. detection.
*1 The optional functions is to be enabled either setting by the LCD or by bridging the terminals
on the control panel terminal board with a jumper wire.
*2 The optional function OP/OC and series operation are put before shipment from our factory
like other options. However, set for whether enabling or disabling the function after judgment
according to a operating situation.

9.1. OPTIONAL MODE FORMAT
Set the LCD optional function by operation switch
Table 9-2
Contents of display optional function(LCD)
OPm:bbbbbb=yyy
OP：fixed Show the Option.
m：No.1 or No.2 1：No.1 SELFJECTOR

2：No.2 SELFJECTOR
bbbbbb：Option name DISCH ：Discharge Detector
H_TEMP ：Oil high temperature alarm
L_TEMP ：Oil low temperature alarm *2
OP/OC ：OP/OC *1
VIBRA ：Vibration switch
SERIES ：Series *1
(Set by No.1 SELFJECTOR)
LM_I/L ：LM signal interlock
FLS ：SV3 Leak alarm *2
yyy：Setting value On ：function enabled

Off ：function disabled
*1 The optional functions are also enabled by bridge the terminal board with a jumper wire.
*2 L_TEMP and FLS, it is unable to be set up as option simultaneously.
9.2. DISPLAY EXAMPLE OF TIMER MODE
Table 9-3
LCD display contents Description
OP1:H_TEMP=Off No.1 SELFJECTOR’s option “oil high temperature

alarm” is unavailable.
No.2 SELFJECTOR's option “discharge detector” is

OP2:DISCH=On
available.
OP2:DISCH
In option mode, set up option is displayed scrolling in the LCD lower row.

9.3. DISPLAY MODE OF OPTIONAL SETTING VALUE
Display the optional setting value.

Push [Mode] switch timer current value display or timer setting value display, and then shift to
display mode of optional setting value.
9.3.1. Switch operation of optional setting value display mode
Table 9-4
Switch Action
[Mode] Shift to next display mode (Timer current value display).
[Set] Shift to optional setting value change mode by push and hold 1 seconds.
Back to display mode of optional setting value during changing the optional
[Cancel]
setting value.
Shift to next option. After all the No.1 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed,
[↑]
all the No.2 SELFJECTOR’s items are displayed continuously.
Display in reverse order with [↑]
[↓]
9.3.2. The example of option setting value display mode operation
Table 9-5
Press [Mode] at timer display mode, and then shift to
T100= 0s
display mode of option setting value.
Press [↑], and then shift to next option.

OP1:DISCH=Off
Press [Set] and hold 1 second, and then shift to change

OP1:H_TEMP=Off
mode of option setting value.
Push [Cancel], and then shift to display mode of option

OP1:H_TEMP=■ff
setting value.
TIMER CURRENT OPTION SETTING

VALUE DISPLAY VALUE DISPLAY
[Set]
T100: 0s T100=15s
Select the timer No. by [↑] [↓].
[Mode] OPTION SETTING TIMER SETTING VALUE

VALUE DISPLAY CHANGE MODE
[Set]1s
[Mode] OP1:DISCH=Off OP1:DISCH=■ff
[Cancel]
Fig 9-1

9.4. TIMER SETTING VALUE CHANGE MODE
Change operation of option setting value is described as follows.

Push [Set] and hold (1 second) at timer setting value display, and then shift to timer setting change
mode.
Change of the timer set value by pushing [↑], [↓], and [Set] the whole figure sequentially from a
high-order figure.
The cursor ■ is displayed and blinked on the figure for change.
9.4.1. Switch operation of option setting value change mode

Table 9-6
Switch Action
[Mode] －
Decide the change of option setting, and then shift to option setting display
[Set]
mode.
Cancel the change of option setting, and then shift to option setting display
[Cancel]
mode.
[↑] Change "On" or "Off"
[↓] Change "On" or "Off"
9.4.2. The example of option setting value change mode operation.

Table 9-7
Push [Set] and hold (1 second) at option setting value
OP1:H_TEMP=Off
display mode, and then shift to option setting value change
mode.
Select "On" or "Off" by [↑][↓].
OP1:H_TEMP=■ff
Decide by [Set].
OP1:H_TEMP=■n
Set the option H_TEMP of No.1 SELFJECTOR, and then

OP1:H_TEMP=On displays scrolling in the lower row.
OP1:H_TEMP
To enable the option H_TEMP of No.1 SELFJECTOR for operation example, proceed as described
below.
DISPLAY OPTION SETTING VALUE OPTION SETTING VALUE CHANGE MODE
[Set]1s
OP1:H_TEMP=Off OP1:H_TEMP=■ff
[Cancel]
Select “On” or “Off” by [↑] [↓].
OP1:H_TEMP=■n
OP1:H_TEMP=On
Select ”On” , and then decide by [Set].
OP1:H_TEMP
Set the option H_TEMP of No.1
SELFJECTOR, and then
displays scrolling in lower row Fig 9-2

10. PREPARATION FOR OPERATION
10.1. AUTO CONTROL PANEL
! CAUTION
o Refer to Section 8.3 and check that each of the timers has been set to the proper value for
the actual conditions (type of feed oil, model number of SELFJECTOR, working water
pressure, etc.).
o Pay special heed to the discharge interval timer "T115" and "T215", as it affects the
quantity of sludge to be accumulated in the bowl of the SELFJECTOR. Make sure that the
timer is set to the proper value for the type of feed oil. (To change the set time, refer to
Section 8.)
o When you perform setting change of an option function, please stop the operation of
SELFJECTOR FOR SAFETY
10.2. PURIFIER
Refer to the separate "Operation & Maintenance Manual" about operation of the SELFJECTOR
and valves.
Refer to the attached section15.1 Automatic Operation Flow Sheet (HBC-1, HBC-2) as well.
! CAUTION
o Make sure that the selection of the gravity disc is correct.
o Make sure position of the switches in the Multi-Monitor (MM) is right.
o Make sure the set pressure value of the operating water reducing valve is right.
o About details of the above, refer to Section 6.4, 6.5, and 8 so on in "Operation &
Maintenance Manual ".

11. AUTOMATIC OPERATION
The procedures for automatic operation include:

o Procedures for automatic operation of one SELFJECTOR
o Procedures for automatic operation of two SELFJECTORs
11.1. Procedures for automatic operation of one SELFJECTOR only

This manual shows timer numbers of No.1 SELFJECTOR.
(The timer numbers of No. 2 SELFJECTOR are the numbers which added 100.）
Step 1. Set the power switch on the automatic control panel to "ON".
The pilot lamp "CONT. SOURCE" will light.
Step 2. Start the SELFJECTOR by the separately installed starter.
Step 3. After checking the ammeter to confirm that the SELFJECTOR has reached the rated
speed, press the pushbutton "AUTO. START" on the automatic control panel.
Solenoid valve SV2 will be operated, the bowl closing water will be supplied, and the
main cylinder of the bowl will be closed.
Step 4. The sludge discharge process timer and discharge interval timer in the automatic control
panel will operate in the following sequence for continuous purifier operation.
(Refer to the attached “15. AUTOMATIC OPERATION FLOW ” and “16. TIMING CHART” as
well.)
Interval timer 100 starts operation.
Timer 100 ... When the timer expires

o Solenoid valve SV2 will be deactivated to stop supplying bowl-closing water.
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be activated to supply replacement water into the bowl.
o At the same time, replacement water setting timer 102 will start operation.
Timer 102 ... When the timer expires,

o Solenoid valve SV3 will be deactivated to stop supplying replacement water.
o Solenoid valve SV1 will be activated to supply bowl opening water, and the bowl will
be opened to discharge replacement water.
o At the same time, bowl opening water supply time setting timer 101 will start operation.
Timer 101 ... When the timer expires,

o Solenoid valve SV1 will be deactivated to stop supplying bowl opening water.
o Solenoid valve SV2 will operate to supply bowl closing water, and the bowl will be
closed.
o At the same time, timer 100 will start operation.
Timer 100...When the timer expires

o Timer 100 will start operation again.
Timer 100...When the timer expires

o Solenoid valve SV3 will be activated to supply sealing water into the bowl.
At the same time, sealing water supply time setting timer 103 will start operation.
Timer103...When the timer expires,
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be deactivated to stop supplying sealing water.

Timer 100...When the timer expires,
o Solenoid valve SV4 for feed valve will be activated to open feed valve
CV1. The feed oil will then be forced into the SELFJECTOR to start
purifying.
o Pilot lamp "FEEDING" will come on.
o The discharge interval timer (timer 115) will operate. The CV1 will continue
to open as long as the set time.
o While the feed timer is in operation, bowl closing water solenoid valve SV2
will intermittently open to supply the bowl closing water.
More specifically, the following operations will be repeated:
Timer 114 will operate (intermittent bowl closing water supply interval) ->
Automatically repeated during operation
Timer 114 will expire -> Timer 116 will operate (SV2 will open to supply
bowl closing water) -> Timer 116 will expires (SV2 will be closed) -> Timer
114 will operate.
o A "FEED" signal will be output to the Multi Monitor.
o Timer 107 will operate. After the timer has expired, the "Oil high
temperature alarm block" signal output will be stopped.
(In case of equipped OPTION "H_TEMP")
o Timer 108 will operate. After the timer has expired, the "Oil low
temperature alarm block" signal output will be stopped.
(In case of equipped OPTION "L_TEMP")
Timer 115 ...When the timer expires,

o When the set time of the discharge interval timer 115 elapses, solenoid
valve SV4 for feed valve will be deactivated to close feed valve CV1 and
stop supplying the feed oil.
o The "FEED" signal to the Multi-Monitor will be cut off.
o "DISCHARGE PROCESS" signal will be output to the Multi-Monitor.
(Optional Specification "DISCH")
o "OIL HIGH TEMPERATURE ALARM BLOCK" signal will be output.
(In case of equipped OPTION "H_TEMP")
o "OIL LOW TEMPERATURE ALARM BLOCK" signal will be output.
(In case of equipped OPTION "L_TEMP")
Timer 100....When the timer expires
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be activated to supply replacement water into the
bowl.
o Bowl cleaning frequency timer (counter) C123 will operate to add one time
to the current count.
o At the same time, replacement water supply time setting timer 102 will start
operation.
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be deactivated to stop supplying replacement water.
o Solenoid valve SV1 will be activated to supply the bowl opening water.
The bowl will then open to discharge sludge.
o At the same time, bowl opening water supply time setting timer 101 will start
operation.
o Solenoid valve SV1 will be deactivated to stop supplying the bowl opening
water.
o Solenoid valve SV2 will operate to supply bowl closing water, and the bowl
will be closed.
①② ③

① ② ③
Timer 100...When the timer expires, (When timer C123 is not counting)
o Timer 100 will start operation again.
o The "DISCHARGE PROCESS" signal output to the Multi-Monitor will be
stopped. (Optional Specification "DISCH")
o The reset coil signal will be output to the vibration switch for 1 second.
(Optional Specification "VIBRA")
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be activated to supply sealing water into the bowl.
o At the same time, sealing water supply time setting timer 103 will start
operation.
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be deactivated to stop supplying sealing water.
Timer 100... When the timer expires (when timer C123 is counting),
o Timer 100 will restart operation.
o The "DISCHARGE PROCESS" signal output to the Multi-Monitor will be
stopped. (Optional Specification "DISCH")
Timer 100... When the timer expires,
o Solenoid valve SV3 will open to supply cleaning water into the bowl.
o Solenoid valve SV3 will be deactivated to stop supplying bowl-cleaning
water.
o Solenoid valve SV1 will operate to supply bowl opening water, and the bowl
will be opened to discharge cleaning water.
o Solenoid valve SV1 will be deactivated to stop supplying bowl-opening
water..
o Solenoid valve SV2 will operate to supply bowl closing water, and the bowl
will be closed.

11.2. PROCEDURES FOR AUTOMATIC OPERATION OF TWO SELFJECTORS
Step 1. Start both No. 1 and 2 machines by the starter.

If one of the machines is already in operation, start the other one.
Step 2． After confirming that the SELFJECTOR(s) has reached the rated speed, press the
"AUTO START" of the associated machine on the automatic control panel. Then
both the No. 1 and 2 machines will automatically repeat the discharge and feed
operations according to Step 4 in Section 11.1.
11.3. SLUDGE DISCHARGE TEST
During feeding operation, a sludge discharge test can be performed at any time irrespective of the
elapsed feed time. When pushbutton "DISCHG. TEST" on the automatic control panel is pressed,
the SELFJECTOR will start the sludge discharge process in the same way as upon expiry of the
discharge interval timer (timer 115/215).
After discharge process is completed, the SELFJECTOR will resume the automatic operation.
11.4. AUTOMATIC STOP
Press pushbutton "AUTO. STOP" on the automatic control panel.

The SELFJECTOR will be automatically stopped after discharging the sludge.
11.5. EMERGENCY STOP
! CAUTION
When the SELFJECTOR is shut down because of an emergency, No opening of Bowl,
abnormal vibration or overload, it will be stopped without discharging the sludge
accumulated in the bowl. If the SELFJECTOR is restarted under that condition, the bowl
might lose balance and cause a hazardous situation. For this reason, be sure to
disassemble the bowl and remove the sludge in accordance with "Operation & Maintenance
Manual" before restarting operation.
! CAUTION
The automatic control panel is electrically interlocked with the starter. Therefore, the
automatic control panel is not operable unless the SELFJECTOR is started by the starter.
When the SELFJECTOR is operated without using the automatic control panel, operate the
individual solenoid valves manually.
In cases of emergency, press pushbutton "EMERGENCY STOP" on the automatic control panel.
In any of the processes, the power supply to the SELFJECTOR will be cut off, and all the solenoid
valves will be closed to stop operation.

12. ALARMS AND CORRECTIVE ACTIONS
! CAUTION
Remove the cause of an alarm before pressing pushbutton "ALARM RESET".
The alarms can be checked by LCD on the control unit. Please refer to the following table for details
Table 12-1 LCD ALARM DISPLAY
Alarm display name

Name Display contents
＊
OIL_LEAKAGE When the oil leakage alarm occurs, display scrolling
on the LCD lower row.
NO_DISCHARGE When the no discharge alarm occurs, display
scrolling on the LCD lower row.
(Detect function is the option.)
HIGH_TEMP When the high temperature alarm occurs, display
LOW_TEMP When the low temperature alarm occurs, display
LCD ALARM scrolling on the LCD lower row.
DISPLAY (Detect function is the option.)
(ALARM)
VIBRATION When the alarm occurs, display scrolling on the LCD
lower row.
SV3_LEAK When the SV3 leakage detection alarm (operating
water leakage detector (FLS) detects leakage)
occurs, display scrolling on the LCD lower row.
WTK_L_LEVEL When operating water tank low-level alarm occurs,
display scrolling on the LCD lower row.
＊In case of alarm occurs at No.1 SELFJCTOR, "AL1: ALARM DISPLAY NAME", display
＊In case of alarm occurs at No.2 SELFJCTOR, "AL2: ALARM DISPLAY NAME", display

12.1. "LEAK": OIL LEAKAGE ALARM
If the feed oil or processing oil flows out toward the heavy liquid outlet side or sludge chute side
during feeding operation, and the light liquid side pressure falls, the leakage detector function
(LM) will be operated to light the ALARM lamp on the automatic control panel, "LEAK" on graphic
panel, and "OIL_LEAKAGE" display scrolling on the LCD in the panel. Close feed valve CV1,
the SELFJECTOR will then stop operation after discharging the sludge.
If an alarm works, remove the cause of the alarm in accordance with the following table.
Thereafter, press pushbutton "ALARM RESET" for more than 3 seconds on the automatic control
panel and perform the procedures to restart operation.
Table 12-2
Alarm Cause Corrective Action
OIL LEAKAGE 1. Sealing water/replacement water 1. Replace with non-defective

（LEAK） solenoid valve SV3 failed to operate parts.
because of loose contact of the
relay in the automatic control panel.
2. The required quantity of sealing 2. Adjust the set time of the

water was not supplied because the timer.
set time of timer 103 (203) in the
automatic control panel was too
short.
() is Timer No. for No.2

SELFJECTER
3. No sealing water was supplied 3. Repair or replace.

because of failure of sealing
water/replacement water solenoid
valve SV3.
4. False alarm due to Multi-Monitor 4. Repair or replace.

failure.
Alarm Display Display contents

Graphic "ALARM" and "LEAK" will light.
OIL LEAKAGE
LCD lower No.1 SELFJECTOR；"AL1：OIL_LEAKAGE" will display
（LEAK）
row scrolling.
No.2 SELFJECTOR；"AL2：OIL_LEAKAGE" will display
scrolling.

12.2. "NDIS": NO OPENING OF BOWL ALARM
(Optional Specification)
This alarm works when no discharge is detected by the discharge detector function (DD) despite
the fact that a DISCHARGE SLUDGE signal was sent to the bowl opening solenoid valve (SV1).
As soon as this alarm occurs, the SELFJECTOR will be stopped immediately and light the
ALARM lamp on the automatic control panel, "NO-DIS" on graphic panel, and
"NO_DISCHARGE" display scrolling on the LCD in the panel. After removal of the cause of the
alarm, press pushbutton "ALARM RESET" for more than 3 seconds on the control panel and
perform the procedures to restart operation.
Table 12-3
Alarm Cause of Alarm Corrective Action
NO OPENING 1. The bowl failed to open because of 1. Refer to the separate

OF BOWL failure of the SELFJECTOR proper. "Operation & Maintenance
（NDIS） Manual".
2. The bowl opening water was not 2. Repair or replace the valve
supplied because of failure of bowl with a non-defective one.
opening solenoid valve SV1.
3. SV1 failed to open because of 3. Replace the relay or unit with a

failure of the auxiliary relay or non-defective one.
terminal unit.
4. Failure of Multi-Monitor 4. Refer to the separate

"Operation & Maintenance
Manual".
5. A fault in the water or air system 5. Refer to the separate

"Operation & Maintenance
Manual".
NO OPENING Graphic "ALARM" and "NO-DIS" will light.

OF BOWL LCD lower No.1 SELFJECTOR；"AL1：NO_DISCHARGE" will display
（NO-DIS） row scrolling.
No.2 SELFJECTOR；"AL2：NO_DISCHARGE" will display
scrolling.

12.3. "HTMP/LTMP": OIL TEMPERATURE ALARM
"HIGH_TEMP"： Oil High Temperature Alarm

"LOW_TEMP"： Oil Low Temperature Alarm
This alarm occurs when the temperature of feeding oil becomes so high or low during feeding
operation that temperature switch is operated, and then light the "ALARM" lamp. Furthermore,
"HIGH_TEMP" display scrolling at LCD in high temperature alarm, "LOW_TEMP" display scrolling
at LCD in low temperature alarm.
To clear the alarm, remove the cause of the alarm. Thereafter, press push button "ALARM
RESET" for more than 3 seconds on the control panel.
Table 12-4
Oil High 1. The temperature of the feeding oil was 1. Adjust the set time of the
Temperature not stable because of the set time of timer.
Alarm timer 107(207) or 108(208) of the
（HIGH_TEMP） automatic control panel was too short.
Oil Low () is Timer No. for No.2 SELFJECTOR

Temperature
Alarm 2. The temperature regulator for the 2. Readjust or repair the
（LOW_TEMP） processing oil failed to function properly. temperature regulator.
3. Temperature switch is out of order. 3. Replace the switch with a

non-defective one.

Graphic "ALARM" will light.
Oil High
Temperature LCD lower row No.1 SELFJECTOR；"AL1：HIGH_TEMP" will display
Alarm scrolling.
（HIGH_TEMP） No.2 SELFJECTOR；"AL2：HIGH_TEMP" will display
scrolling.

Oil Low
Temperature LCD lower row No.1 SELFJECTOR；"AL1：HIGH_TEMP" will display
Alarm scrolling.
（LOW_TEMP） No.2 SELFJECTOR；"AL2：HIGH_TEMP" will display
scrolling.

12.4. "VIBR": ABNORMAL VIBRATION
This alarm works when the vibration switch is operated by occurrence of an abnormal vibration in
the SELFJECTOR.
When this alarm occurs, "ALARM" lump will light. Furthermore, " VIBRATION " display scrolling at
LCD,and the SELFJECTOR will be stopped immediately.
Disassemble and check the SELFJECTOR and remove the cause of the alarm. Thereafter,
press pushbutton "ALARM RESET" for more than 3 seconds on the control panel and perform the
procedures to restart operation.
Table 12-5
Abnormal 1. Abnormal vibration of the bowl 1. Refer to the separate "Operation &
vibration occurred because of a fault in the Maintenance Manual".
（VIBRATION） SELFJECTOR proper.
2. The vibration switch was operated 2. Adjust the set time of timer
because of vibration at the time of a 110(210).
start, because the set time of timer
110(210) was too short.
() is Timer No. for No.2

SELFJECTOR
3. The reset coil of the vibration switch 3. Replace the auxiliary alarm with a
was not operated because of loose non-defective one.
contact of the auxiliary relay.
4. Vibration switch out of order 4. Replace the switch with a

non-defective one.

Abnormal
vibration LCD lower row No.1 SELFJECTOR ； "AL1 ： VIBRATION" will display
（VIBRATION） scrolling.
No.2 SELFJECTOR ； "AL2 ： VIBRATION" will display
scrolling.

12.5."SV3 LEAK": SV3 LEAKAGE ALARM
This alarm works when flow switch FLS detects of water flow a certain period by SV3 leakage
during automatic operation. (The alarm does not work when SV3 is operated, even if FLS detects
the water flow.)
When this alarm occurs " SV3 LEAK " display scrolling at LCD, and the SV4 will be closed, and
CV1 will be changed to return direction immediately. Simultaneously the opening water is
supplied from SV1, and the sludge discharging is done.
The automatic operating sequence stops, but the motor stop signal does not emit from the
automatic control panel and motor running is maintained.
Shut the inlet valve (piping of the ship side) of the operation water, and stop the supply of the
operating water.
Press the pushbutton "STOP" of motor running of the starter panel to stop the electric motor of
SELFJECTOR.
Remove the cause of the alarm. Thereafter, press pushbutton "ALARM RESET" for more than 3
seconds on the control panel and perform the procedures to restart operation.
Table 12-6
SV3 leakage 1. The main valve of SV3 was stuck at 1. Remove the solid and the scale
detection open position. which stuck between the main
（SV3 LEAK） valve and the valve body.
Clean the strainer of the pressure
reducing valve and flush the clear
water line to remove a small
substance in the water piping.
2. A foreign substance was caught 2. Remove the foreign substance

between the valve disc and valve which stuck between the valve
sheet of SV3, and the leakage of disc and the valve sheet.
operation water occurred. Clean the strainer of the pressure
reducing valve and flush the clear
water line to remove a small
substance in the water piping.
3. The flow switch FLS was stuck at 3. Clean up the inside of FLS and
flow detecting position. confirm the flow detecting
movement.

SV3 leakage
detection LCD lower row No.1 SELFJECTOR ； "AL1 ： SV3 LEAK" will display
（SV3 LEAK） scrolling.
No.2 SELFJECTOR ； "AL2 ： SV3 LEAK" will display
scrolling.

13. SELECTING OPERATION MODE
13.1. SERIES OPERATION

When two SELFJECTORs are arranged in series and carried out the series operation, perform
either of the following setting procedures.
(1) The optional function, No.1 SELFJECTOR series operation (“SERIES”), is to be enabled
(“ON”) by LCD on control unit.
(2) Bridge the external line terminals of No.1 SELFJECTOR, 1SO1 and 1SO2 with a jumper
wire.
The series operation function is turned OFF at the factory before shipment.
13.1.1. Operation
When the series operation function is enabled, the SELFJECTOR will perform the following
operations in addition to the normal operations.
(1) When the SELFJECTOR No.1 (No.2) starts the discharge process, the feed valve of No.2
(No.1) is closed for a time to stop the feed signal output to the multi monitor to disable the
leakage detector function.
(2) During the clarifier operation, when the “AUTO.STOP” button is pushed, both SELFJECTOR
No.1 and No.2 are stopped. In case that the SELFJECTOR is stopped on an alarm signal or
through the “EMERGENCY STOP” button, it is same as the above-mention.

13.1.2. Setting Procedures
13.1.2.1. Setting Procedures to enable option “SERIES” by LCD

Set up according to ①-⑥.
POWER ON
① Press [Mode] at timer display mode, and then shifts to
T100= 0s option setting value display mode.
② Select OP1 (No.1 SELFJECTOR) "SERIES" by

OP1:DISCH=Off pressing [↑] [↓].
③ Press [Set] and hold 1 second, shifts to option setting

OP1:SERIES=Off value changing mode.
④ Select "On" by [↑][↓].

OP1:SERIES=■ff
⑤ Decide by pressing [Set].

OP1:SERIES=■n
⑥ After the No.1 SELFJECTOR option "SERIES" is set

OP1:SERIES=On up, display scrolling "OP1:SERIES" in the lower row.
OP1:SERIES (Setting complete)

POWER ON
Timer current value display Timer setting value display
T100: 0s [Set] T100=15s
[Mode]
① Press [Mode], shift to
optional mode.
Option setting value display
OP1:DISCH=Off
②Select OP1 (No.1)“SERIES”

by press [↑] [↓]
Option setting value change mode
③Press [Set] and
hold 1 second
OP1:SERIES=Off OP1:SERIES=■ff
[Cancel]
④ Select “On” by press [ ↑ ]

[↓].
OP1:SERIES=■n
OP1:SERIES=On ⑤Decide by [Set].

OP1:SERIES
⑥ After the No.1 SELFJECTOR
option “SERIES” is set up, display
scrolling "OP1:SERIES" in the
lower row.(Setting complete)
Fig.13-1
13.1.2.2. Procedures to enable series operation by bridge the external line terminal.
Bridge the external line terminals of No.1 SELFJECTOR, 1SO1 and 1SO2 with a jumper
wire.

13.1.3. OPERATING PROCEDURE
Fig 13-2 shows an example flow diagram for series operation.
! CAUTION
Because the gear pump of the latter purifier is not used, remove the safety joint.
And don’t use the oil heater in the latter SELFJECTOR.
Settling tank Purified oil outlet

セセセセセセセセセ清清清清清
Settling tank
セセセセセセセセセ
油加熱器
Oil Heater
Settling tank
セセセセセセセセセ
Fig. 13-2
FLOW DIAGRAM FOR SERIES OPERATION

13.2. CLARIFIER OPERATION (“OP/OC”)
When the clarifier operation is carried out, assemble the special gravity disc for clarifier (Option),
and perform either of the following setting procedures.
(1) The optional function, object No. (No.1 or No.2) SELFJECTOR (”OP/OC”), is to be
enabled (“ON”)) by LCD on control unit.
(2) Bridge the external line terminals of No.1 SELFJECTOR, 1OP1 and 1OP2 (In case of
No.2 SELFJECTOR: 2OP1 and 2OP2) with a jumper wire.
13.2.1. Operation
When the clarifier operation function is enabled, the SELFJECTOR will perform the following
operation.
(1) No replacement water and no sealing water will be supplied in the discharge process.
(The timer count for replacement water (timer 102 or 202) and that for sealing water (timer
103 or 203) are made, but the SV3 is not energized.)
13.2.2. Setting Procedures

13.2.2.1. Setting Procedures to enable option “OP/OC” by LCD
In case of No.1 SELFJECTOR(OP1), set up according to ①-⑥.
（In case of No.2 SELFJECTOR, set up OP2.）
POWER ON
① Press [Mode] at timer display mode, and then shifts to
T100= 0s option setting value display mode.
② Select OP1(No.1 SELFJECTOR) “OP/OC”by [↑]

OP1:DISCH=Off
[↓].
③ Press [Set] and hold 1 second, shifts to option setting

OP1:OP/OC=Off value changing mode.
④ Select “On”by [↑][↓].

OP1:OP/OC=■ff
⑤ Decide by pressing [Set].

OP1:OP/OC=■n
⑥ After the No.1 SELFJECTOR option “OP/OC” is set

OP1:OP/OC=On up, display scrolling "OP1:OP/OC " in the lower
OP1:OP/OC row.(Setting complete)

POWER ON
Timer current value display Timer setting value display
T100: 0s [Set] T100=15s
[Mode]
① Press [Mode], shift to
optional mode.
Option setting value display
OP1:DISCH=Off
②Select OP1 (No.1)“OP/OC”

by press [↑] [↓]
Option setting value change mode
③Press [Set] and
hold 1 second
OP1:OP/OC=Off OP1:OP/OC=■ff
[Cancel]
④Select “On” by [↑] [↓].
OP1:OP/OC=■n
OP1:OP/OC=On ⑤Decide by [Set].

OP1:OP/OC
⑥ After the No.1 SELFJECTOR

option “SERIES” is set up,
display scrolling "OP1:SERIES" in
the lower row.(Setting complete)
Fig.13-3
13.2.2.2. Procedures to enable series operation by bridge the external line terminal.
Bridge the external line terminals, 1OP1 and 1OP2 (2OP1 and 2OP2)* with a jumper wire.
* In case of No. 2 SELFJECTOR.
NOTE
o For detailed information on clarifier operation, refer to "Operation & Maintenance Manual
Part 4-3".

14. MAINTENANCE
14.1. Pilot lamp "AUTO. RUNNING" fails to light

During automatic operation, pilot lamp "AUTO. RUNNING" on the control panel should stay ON.
If the "AUTO. RUNNING" is OFF, the following causes are suspected.
(1) Defective pilot lamp LED

(2) Blown fuse
(3) Defective control unit
(4) Defective terminal unit
When the cause is (1), replace the control unit.
When the cause is (2), (3) or (4), all of the solenoid valves will be closed, and the automatic
operation function will be stopped.
(The SELFJECTOR, however, will continue to rotate.)
Investigate the cause and deal with correctively in accordance with the procedure shown on the
following page.

Proceed as described below to locate the cause.
Troubleshooting Procedures Corrective Action
Note
Set the power switch of the (1) When the portion marked * applies,
control panel to "ON". contact Mitsubishi Kakoki or your
nearest Mitsubishi Kakoki agent.
(2) Confirm the interlock signal by the
external signal may be included in
automatic operation condition,.
"CONT. SOURCE" pilot OFF

lamp on the control panel
After setting the power switch of the control
panel to "OFF", replace the power fuse with
ON a spare one.
Push the Mode switch of Not switch the display, or *

control unit several times, not displayed anything.
In this case, set the power switch on the
and checks that the
control panel to "OFF" and then to "ON"
display of LCD switches.
again. If the same conditions persist, no
automatic operation is possible. Defective
control unit or DC power supply is
suspected.
Switch the display.
ON
LED "I01" of the terminal unit
OFF Temporarily bridge external

terminals, "M11" and "M12", to
Check whether the motor
check whether the LED "MTR"
operation signal is output
of the terminal unit lights.
from the starter.
Does not light

Being output Pilot lamp "MTR"
Motor operation signal
Lights *
Not output Check the external Defective control unit is
wiring between the suspected.
Check the starter
starter and automatic
control panel.

14.2. Replacement of Auxiliary Relay
The auxiliary relay on the terminal unit may fail because of its operating life limit or deterioration.
When the auxiliary relay is out of order, replace it in accordance with the following procedures.
Relay Replacement Procedures (Refer to Fig 14-1 And 14-2 as well.)

(1) Unlock the relay socket by forcing both ends to open outward (①).
(2) Pull the relay straight upward by use of a pointed wrench or something else (②).
(3) Insert a new relay straight in the relay socket (③).
! CAUTION
When you replace the relay, be sure to set the power switch of the control panel to "OFF"
beforehand. Otherwise there is danger of electrical shock.
NOTE
o Make sure that the relay is inserted all the way until it is blocked.
o Set the relay with the white marking on the top.
②
Relay ②
①
①
Relay Socket
Fig 14-1 Relay（X301～X306）
Relay
②
③
Relay Socket
Fig 14-2（X307～X314）

14.3. REPLACEMENT OF FUSE
The fuse on the terminal unit may blow because of deterioration or solenoid valve over current.
Replace a blown fuse in accordance with the following procedures.
Fuse Replacement Procedures (Refer to Fig 14-3 as well)

(1) Hold the lid of fuse link and pull out upwards from the fuse holder. (①)
(2) From the fuse link, pull out the fuse and exchange for new one. (②)
(3) Insert new fuse in the fuse link. (③)
(4)Insert the fuse link in fuse holder (④)
! CAUTION
When you replace the fuse, be sure to cut off the power supply to the automatic control
panel. Otherwise there is danger of electrical shock.
Fuse link
① ③
②
④
Fuse
Fuse Holder
Fig 14-3

15. AUTOMATIC OPERATION FLOW SHEET
to control console
監視盤へ Automatic Electric source
Starter
control panel 電　源
自動制御盤始動器
1
C
3
E
B
A
G
F D
Fig 15-1

16. TIMING CHART
THE RATED SPEED AUTOMATICALLY REPEAT
INTERVAL T00
DISCHARGE T01
REPLACEMENT WATER T02
AUTOMATIC CONTROL PANEL
TIMERS & COUNTERS SEALING WATER T03

BOWL WASHING T04
T14
T16
DISCHARGE INTERVAL T15
C23
T07
T08
　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　　　）
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　　　　　）
SV1
SOLENOID VALVES
SV2
SEALING/REPLACEMENT WATER SV3
CONTROL OF FEED VALVE SV4
SIGNAL FOR MOTOR STOP　　　（　　　　　

　　　　　　　　　　）
SIGNAL FOR ALARM CANCEL

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　　　　　）
FEEDING FEEDING FEEDING

TURN THE POWER SOURCE SWITCH ON
THE AUTOMATIC CONTROL PANEL TO "ON".
SEALING WATER MOTOR STOP
START SELFJECTOR BY A OPERATING WATER OPERATING WATER OPERATING WATER OPERATING WATER
STARTER PROVIDED SEPARATELY. FOR BOWL OPENING FOR BOWL OPENING FOR BOWL OPENING FOR BOWL OPENING
REPLACEMENT WATER REPLACEMENT WATER REPLACEMENT WATER
OPERATING WATER OPERATING WATER

FOR BOWL CLOSING FOR BOWL CLOSING
ACTION OF TIMERS ACTION OF COUNTERS

PRESS THE PUSH-BUTTON
TIME-UP COUNT AFTER CONFIRMING THAT SELFJECTOR SWITCH "AUTO. STOP"
HAS ATTAINED THE RATED SPEED.
PRESS THE PUSH-BUTTON SWITCH
"AUTO. START"
COUNT-UP
PRE-SET TIME 365424
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SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 16-1
INTERVAL T00
DISCHARGE T01
REPLACEMENT WATER T02
AUTOMATIC CONTROL PANEL SEALING WATER T03
TIMERS & COUNTERS

BOWL WASHING T04
T14
T16
DISCHARGE INTERVAL T15
C23
T07
T08
　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　　　）
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　　　　　）
SV1
SOLENOID VALVES
SV2
SV3
SV4
　　　　　　　　　　
SIGNAL FOR MOTOR STOP　　　（　　　　　）
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　（　
SIGNAL FOR ALARM CANCEL 　　　　）
FEEDING FEEDING FEEDING

OPERATING OPERATING
WATER FOR WATER FOR
BOWL SEALING BOWL SEALING
OPENING WATER OPENING WATER
REPLACEMENT REPLACEMENT BOWL WASHING
WATER WATER WATER
ACTION OF TIMERS ACTION OF COUNTERS
TIME-UP COUNT
COUNT-UP
PRE-SET TIME 365425
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17. SCHEMATIC CONNECTION DIAGRAM
□ The attached drawing contains discharge detector (option). The detectors and circuits is different depending on the specification for the SELFJECTOR you have purchased. Refer to the completion drawing as well.
注意
始動
油清浄機が定格速度
に達したとき、押ボタ
ン「AUTO. START」を
押すこと。
「ALARM RESET」
アラームをリセットす
る場合は、本押ボタン
を3秒以上押すこと。
2台用のグラフィックの
表示を切り替える場
合は、本押ボタンを2
秒以内で押すこと。
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MITSUBISHI SELFJECTOR・HERCULES-SERIES
Instruction Manual 3A
HBC-1 HBC-2
All rights reserved
Date of issue
First revision OCT. 2013
Second revision May. 2014
Third revision Nov. 2016
4th revision Aug. 2017
MITSUBISHI KAKOKI KAISHA, LTD.

MARINE MACHINERY DESIGN DEPARTMENT
2-1 OHKAWA-CHO KAWASAKI-KU KAWASAKI

210-8560 JAPAN
http://www.kakoki.co.jp

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Marine Machinery Service Group, Kawasaki Works

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual Operation Manual 3A

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual Operation Manual 3A

Be sure to use the appropriate manuals and have a complete

① : Design Engineer ②: Installer ③: Engine Engineer

Manual Description Reader

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual Operation Manual 3A

1. PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY ......................1-1 11. AUTOMATIC OPERATION ......................... 11-1

9.1. OPTIONAL MODE FORMAT ......................... 9-2

10.1. AUTO CONTROL PANEL ............................ 10-1

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual Operation Manual 3A

1.1. SYMBOLS ASSOCIATED WITH SAFETY

! DANGER: Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not heeded, will

! WARNING: Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not heeded, could

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 1-1 Operation Manual 3A

• Never place the equipment in a position close to flammable materials.

• Make sure that wiring is carried out by qualified electrical engineers.

Should questions arise concerning the contents of the manual,

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 1-2 Operation Manual 3A

<Automatic Operation Processes>

Closes the main cylinder of the bowl

Supplies sealing water

Supplies feed oil (purifier operation)

Supplies replacement water

Opens the main cylinder of the bowl (discharge sludge)

The automatic control panel consists of the following components.

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Fig. 3-1 HBC-1

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 3-1 Operation Manual 3A

Fig. 3-2 HBC-2

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 3-2 Operation Manual 3A

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 3-3 Operation Manual 3A

4.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF CONTROL UNIT

Fig. 4-1 Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-1)

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 4-1 Operation Manual 3A

Connector Terminal Connector Terminal Power terminal

（No.2 SELFJECTOR） （No.1 SELFJECTOR）

Fig. 4-2 Outside View of Control Unit (for HBC-2)

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 4-2 Operation Manual 3A

Name Symbol Description

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 4-3 Operation Manual 3A

5.1. OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT

Output Indication LED Output Indication LED

Connector for vibration switch

Auxiliary Relay Auxiliary Relay Connector of control unit

Internal of terminal board

Internal of terminal board

Fig. 5-1 OUTSIDE VIEW OF TERMINAL UNIT

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 5-1 Operation Manual 3A

Fuse Blows when an over current flows to open or close the

Connector for Emergency Connected to the emergency stop button

Connector for power of Connected to the power of opening solenoid valves

Connector for control unit Connected to the control unit.

External Line Terminal Board Used to connect external lines.

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 5-2 Operation Manual 3A

＊：The LEDs on terminal board of No. 1 SELFJECTOR only are enabled.

SELFJECTOR Instruction Manual 5-3 Operation Manual 3A

（No.2 SELFJECTOR）（No.1 SELFJECTOR）