OWNERS MANUAL OM-5000B4

Revised February 2, 2010

IMPORTANT: Read these instructions before installing, operating, or servicing this equipment.

Specifications covered by this manual:

Series 5000 Model B4_____

Shaker Serial Number Purchase Order Number Sold to Date Manual Serial Number

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DO NOT DESTROY
Fluid Systems, Inc. Houston, TX. 77032 USA
Manufacturers of Solids Control and Screening Equipment since 1979
January 2009 COPYRIGHT Fluid Systems, Incorporated, 2009. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form by any means without written permission of Fluid Systems, Inc. If you are outside the US or Canada, please contact your local distributor or dealer.

If you purchased your equipment through a licensed agent, technical support may be provided as part of your package. Contact Fluid Systems, Inc. in Houston, Texas USA 832-467-9898 or Fax comments to 832-467-9897 or e-mail to [email protected]

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 Table Of Contents

INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................. 5 How to Use This Manual .............................................................................................................. 5 Equipment Identification............................................................................................................... 5 Receipt of Equipment................................................................................................................... 5 DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT.................................................................................................... 6 General ........................................................................................................................................ 6 Tabulated Data ............................................................................................................................ 6 INSTALLATION ............................................................................................................................... 7 Location........................................................................................................................................ 7 Installation Instructions ................................................................................................................ 7 Screen Area ................................................................................................................................. 7 Electrical....................................................................................................................................... 7 OPERATION.................................................................................................................................... 9 Start-Up ........................................................................................................................................ 9 Unbalanced Weights .................................................................................................................... 9 VGS Option .................................................................................................................................. 9 Shaker Bed Adjustments ............................................................................................................. 9 Screen Panel Selection.............................................................................................................. 10 Screen Panel Orders ................................................................................................................. 11 MAINTENANCE............................................................................................................................. 11 Vibrator Maintenance ................................................................................................................. 11 Vibrator Lubrication .................................................................................................................... 12 Replacing A Vibrator Motor ........................................................................................................ 12 Counter Weight Settings ............................................................................................................ 12 Proper Vibrator Rotation ............................................................................................................ 12 Wet Surroundings ...................................................................................................................... 13 Moisture Sealing Areas .............................................................................................................. 13 Deck Rubber Maintenance ........................................................................................................ 13 By-Pass Plunger (Optional) Maintenance.................................................................................. 13 Air Springs Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 13 Maintenance Schedule .............................................................................................................. 13 BEFORE INITIAL STARTUP:................................................................................................. 13 24 HOURS AFTER INITIAL STARTUP: ................................................................................ 14 72 HOURS AFTER INITIAL STARTUP: ................................................................................ 14 DAILY: .................................................................................................................................... 14 WEEKLY:................................................................................................................................ 14 MONTHLY: ............................................................................................................................. 14 SIX MONTHS: ........................................................................................................................ 14 Preventive Maintenance ............................................................................................................ 14 PARTS ........................................................................................................................................... 14 Electric Vibrator Motors.............................................................................................................. 14 Vibrator Mounting Bolts.............................................................................................................. 15 Starter Enclosures (Optional)..................................................................................................... 15 By-Pass Plunger Assembly (Optional) ....................................................................................... 15 Air Spring Mount Assembly........................................................................................................ 15 Deck Rubbers ............................................................................................................................ 15 Skirt Flap .................................................................................................................................... 16 Mist Sprayers (Optional) ............................................................................................................ 16 Weir Flow Deflector .................................................................................................................... 16 Vibrator Replacement Parts ....................................................................................................... 16 Attachments ............................................................................................................................... 16 Trouble Shooting Chart .......................................................................................................... 16 Technical Data Sheets ........................................................................................................... 16 One Year Normal Wear and Tear List .................................................................................... 16 30 December, 2010 Page 3 of 17

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Motor Data Sheets ................................................................................................................. 16 Technical Summary Page ...................................................................................................... 16 Screen Panel Technical Data Sheet ...................................................................................... 16 Spare Parts List ...................................................................................................................... 16 Static Loading Calculations .................................................................................................... 16 Installation Drawing ................................................................................................................ 16 Standard Paint Procedure ...................................................................................................... 16 Quality Assurance Certificate ................................................................................................. 16 VGS Technical Data Sheet .................................................................................................... 16 Limited Warranty .................................................................................................................... 16

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INTRODUCTION
How to Use This Manual
This Owners Manual usually applies to just the specification or equipment models listed on the cover. To ensure safe operation, read the entire manual, including the chapter on safety instructions and warnings. Throughout the manual, the words WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTE may appear. Pay particular attention to the information provided under these headings. These special annotations are easily recognized as follows: WARNING gives information regarding possible personal injury. Warnings will be enclosed in a box such as this. CAUTION refers to possible equipment damage. Cautions will be shown in bold type NOTE offers helpful information concerning certain operating procedures. Notes will be shown in italics

Equipment Identification
The Units identification number (specification or part number), series, model, and serial number usually appear on a nameplate attached to the feed box. In some cases, the nameplate may be attached to the vibrating bed. Some equipment may be identified by numbers welded on the skid.

Receipt of Equipment
When you receive the equipment, check the contents very carefully against the invoice to make sure it is complete and inspect the equipment for possible damage due to shipping. If there is damage, notify the carrier immediately to file a claim. Furnish complete information concerning damage claims or shipping errors in writing to Fluid Systems, Inc. Shipping Department, 16619 Aldine Westfield Rd. Houston, TX. 77032 Include all equipment identification numbers as described above along with a full description of the parts in error. In order to prevent damage during shipment, hold-down-brackets are provided. These brackets must be removed before starting the shaker. All screen panels, spare and optional parts purchased with this machine will be packaged and shipped with the machine unless other instructions were given to Fluid Systems, Inc.

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DESCRIPTION OF EQUIPMENT
General
FSI Series 5000B4 single deck linear shakers are designed to process various material slurries where fine screening is required. The adjustable deck makes it possible for materials to de-water before being discharged. Processing rates vary with slurry content, percentage of solids and viscosity. Each of the four-pretensioned screen panels can be installed or replaced independently of each other. Replacement of screens can be achieved in approx. 2 to 5 minutes. The only tool required is a light to medium weight hammer. Deck angle is adjustable while running from 0 to +5 enabling rapid adjustment in response to changing type and loading of solids. As with all shakers processing rate is dependent upon solids content, solids type and fluid viscosity. Processing rates are therefore dependent upon screen mesh and mud properties. Each shaker has four-pretensioned screen panels of all stainless steel 1,2 and/or 3 layer construction. Screens are clamped by the unique WedgeLok system requiring only a light to medium weight hammer for screen changing. The 5000B4 Linear Shaker is designed for the lowest possible maintenance. Vibrators are permanently sealed and are lubricated. Routine maintenance comprises checking of screen condition, deck rubbers and air spring assemblies. Quarterly maintenance entails checking of the torque on vibrator motor mount bolts. Permanently sealed vibrators make lubrication systems totally unnecessary. The two vibratory motors produce 80 dB.

Tabulated Data
See enclosed data sheets in the back of this manual for weights, dimensions, etc.

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 Do not weld or bolt shale/dump slide or chutes to vibrating shaker bed. Bring electric service to starter mounted on the side of the machine. (Three phase 230v or 460v 60 Hz is required on standard machines.) WARNING: It is the users responsibility to provide a fused disconnecting device in accordance with Local and National Electrical Codes. The vibrator is a dual wound device so modifications can be made by the user to fit the supply voltage. (see Figure No. 12-17A for wiring instructions). Water lines going to the mist sprayers should not rub against the air springs or any part of the shaker to avoid any wearing out of either. A valve should be installed to control the flow of water to the mist sprayer. The weir height should be lower than the feed line, or slurry level to allow gravity to feed machine properly.

INSTALLATION
Location
The 5000B4Z Linear Shaker is designed for Nema 4 Non Explosion Proof locations. The 5000B4X Linear Shakers are designed for Nema 7 Explosion Proof locations.

Installation Instructions
Four lift points have been welded on the skid near all four corners of the machine. It is recommended to use four hooks and spreader bars to lift the shaker. Note: To avoid flipping the shaker, do not lift shaker from shaker bed or with two hooks. Remove shipping brackets from between shaker bed and mud pan. Make sure marsh mellow mounts are properly installed and shaker bed is in fact free of any obstructions. Check this by rocking it up and down manually. Level the skid/machine in both directions. It is recommended to install a valve to control the flow from the flow line. Note: A "Y" or "U" type manifold is best for slurry to flow between two or more shakers. Clean out holes should be installed. A dump/by-pass line with a valve should be installed between shakers incorporated into the manifold or flow line. The valve will prevent any contaminants from entering the shakers and contaminating the slurry. Dump slides or chutes should be installed to collect all material going over the screen. The skirt flap should be without any obstruction and should be cut if necessary to the shape of the shale/dump slide.

Screen Area
All Series 5000B4 Linear Shakers have a total screening area of 33.73 ft. There is an additional 3.5 ft impact area on the feed side of the bed to soften the blow and extending the life of the screen panel.

Electrical
All electrical connections should be made in accordance with the Local and National Electrical Code by qualified personnel. Wire the motor to the voltage in the existing service line and install the proper heater elements or thermal overload relays. The service line should be equipped with a suitable and adequate main disconnecting device having sufficient interrupting capacity to clear the maximum fault current capability of the immediate power supply system, in the event of an electrical short not cleared by the branch circuit over devices if provided on the Fluid Systems, Inc. Series 5000B4 Linear Shaker.

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Both vibrators have been set at the factory to rotate opposite of each other. This rotation is critical for proper operation. If the vibrator cables or a vibrator itself has been replaced, rotation is to be checked by a qualified electrician. See Figure 13-17A below for proper vibrator rotations. CAUTION: Vibrators must rotate in opposite directions for proper performance and to avoid any damage to the machine. The electrical connection should be made according to the connection diagram located under the terminal box cover. Inside the terminal box, the leads must take the shortest route possible from the connector to the terminal. Outside the terminal box, the electric cable should be flexible and free of strain. It is important that the cable not be tensioned to avoid breakage cause by vibration. This connection should be checked for extreme movement with the vibrator in operation. CAUTION: Do not connect any vibrator using rigid conduit. Fluid Systems, Inc. Series 5000B4 Explosion Proof Linear Shakers are factory equipped with U.L. approved cable gland marine shipboard sealing fittings and armored and sheathed power cable.

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 If amperage continuous to be high get a qualified electrician to check power source, power cables, switches and motors.

OPERATION
Start-Up
WARNING: Before starting shaker, have qualified electrician check all connections, wiring and overload protections. Be sure no one or nothing is leaning on shaker bed or marshmellow isolators. Make sure all your screen panels are wedged in place and snug. Make sure marshmallow mounts are installed properly and shaker bed is in fact free of any obstructions. Check this by rocking it up and down manually. Start machine by pressing the "ON" switch on starter (optional) Machine should run smooth with the absence of any "rattling" or loud banging noises. All Fluid Systems, Inc. shakers are extremely quiet. If rattling noises are heard, stop the machine and find and remove the obstruction or the cause of the noise. At start up the amperage may be as high as 8 times the name plate amperage. This high amperage draw should drop to the amperage specified on the name plate as the vibrator reaches operating speed. CAUTION: Maintained high amperage will cause overheating and vibrator failure. Fluid Systems, Inc. recommends an amperage check at start-up to avoid damage to the vibrator motor. If you are not sure the model of the vibrator, check the name plate for the amperage or call Fluid Systems, Inc.) If amperage reads high, check all mounting fasteners and tighten where required.

Unbalanced Weights
There are two unbalanced weights attached to each of the two shaft ends of the vibrator motor. The weights have been set for maximum operation efficiency and should not be changed.

VGS Option
VGS stands for variable G force shaker system. The Fluid Systems design engineering group utilized their field experience in the development of the variable G force series shakers. All VGS series units are equipped for optional G force settings, whether at 1200 rpm or 1800 rpm, depending on client preference or process requirements. The variable G force options can range from 0.0 to 8.0 G on any model in the VGS series with a minimum amount of technical training.

Shaker Bed Adjustments

Fluid Systems, Inc. recommends raising and lowering the front (dump side) of shaker only for desired angle. To adjust shaker bed, make sure shaker is not running (unless your shaker is equipped with the AWD Jacking Mechanism). Pry corner near marshmellow isolators you are adjusting between pan and shaker bed (please see Figure 9-17). Loosen bolt that attaches the "L" shaped Marshmellow isolator mount bracket to shaker.

Figure 9-17 Shaker Bed Adjustment Bolt

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Lower or raise shaker bed with pry bar. When in desired position, tighten bolt. It is important that you adjust the other side in the same manner to make shaker bed level. AWD Jacking Mechanism Standard shakers purchased from FSI after January 1, 2006 and before December 31, 2011 may have our AWD Bulldog Jacking Mechanism.

Screen Panel Selection

Fluid Systems, Inc. has developed the most advanced design in screening technology to date. The unique pretensioned screens are manufactured by Fluid Systems, Inc. in Houston, TX under full compliance with API RP13E standards. We have points of distribution in Belle Chasse, La. and at other authorized factories. (call 832-467-9898 for a list of authorized distributors) Each screen is individually tensioned at the factory and gauged. Other imitation screens do not have the unique "bonding system" and quality Fluid Systems, Inc. has developed over the last 30 years. Fluid Systems, Inc. uses stainless steel TENSILE bolting cloth. The advantages of using this particular grade of cloth is that it allows a higher liquid thru-put than the conventional market grade cloth screens, thus allowing fine screening, fluid recovery and optimum separation FSI replacement panels are available from factory and other authorized distributors.

All standard shakers purchased after January 1, 2011 come equipped with our AWD56 (adjustable while drilling) Ratchet Jacking Mechanism.

Fluid Systems, Inc. screen panels are available in: MFX Maximum FloSquare MFX Series screens are general duty screen panels. This series of screens utilize tensile bolting cloth and are available in mesh sizes from 6 to 400. As with all Fluid Systems, Inc. O.E.M. screen panels, each screen is factory tensioned to eliminate improper tensioning in the field. Advantages: Increase unblocked screen area, adequate life, least expensive. FMS FloMax Square FMS series screens utilize the same cloth as MFX screens with the addition of a perforated support plate and are available in mesh sizes from 24 to 400. The support plate offers extra support for heavy loading and reparability of damaged or worn sections of the screen panel. As with all Fluid Systems, Inc. O.E.M. screen panels, each screen is factory tensioned to eliminate improper tensioning in the field.

All FSI standard shakers with old style jacking mechanism or no jacking mechanism may be upgraded with the new AWD56 (adjustable while drilling) Ratchet Jacking Mechanism. For more information to add this upgrade please call our office at (832) 467-9898.

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Advantages: Increased life, excellent support under heavy solids loading and reparability. FMD FloMax Square Deblinding FMD Series screens utilize the same cloth as MFX and FMS screens with the addition of an extra mesh layer. Like our FMS, it also includes perforated support plate and is available in mesh sizes from 24 to 400. The support plate offers extra support for heavy loading and reparability of damaged or worn sections of the screen panel. As with all Fluid Systems, Inc. O.E.M. screen panels, each screen is factory tensioned to eliminate improper tensioning in the field. Advantages: Resistant to near size particle blinding, increased support under heavy loading, repairable. FMR FloMax Rectangle Deblinding FMR Series screens utilize rectangular weave wire cloth that is layered in a deblinding configuration. The FMR screen panel also utilizes the perforated support plate. This series of screen panels are available in mesh sizes from 24 to 400. As with all Fluid Systems, Inc. O.E.M. screen panels, each screen is factory tensioned to eliminate improper tensioning in the field. Advantages: Resistant to blinding, long life, consistent volume handling, all purpose screens. Urethane (special order) Urethane Screen Panels (US): used with extreme flows and abrasive materials are necessary in order to achieve the screening application. These screen panels have a six plus month life expectancy. Screen Panels General Information The following values should be used in conjunction with the screen panel technical data sheet (in back of this manual) to help you select the screen panels needed: Conductance Value (Ct): the volume handling of the screen cloth. The higher the conductance values the more through-put capabilities of the screen panel. Cut Point (D100): Particles this size and larger will normally be discarded.

API: Corresponding API sieve equivalent as per API RP 13C Trans - Number: the relative volume handling capacity of the screen panel. Conveyance: Speed at which material in slurry advances towards the discharge end of the screen.

Screen Panel Orders

All screen orders will be shipped freight collect with available screen panel types (MFX, FMS, FMD or FMR) from our Belle Chasse, LA or Houston, TX unless otherwise specified. Custom mesh sizes are available. A small set-up charge will apply on all custom orders. You can order your screen panels directly online at [email protected].

MAINTENANCE
Vibrator Maintenance
The vibrators are designed for continuous duty. The re-lubrication schedule should be closely maintained to assure maximum vibrator life (see section below). Note: A preventive maintenance program should also include an inspection of the mount and fasteners for tightness. Routinely check the mount plate welds for signs of fatigue. Early detection can prevent costly repairs. All vibrators are repairable. They may be returned to Fluid Systems, Inc. for repair. Replacement bearings are available however, field replacement is not recommended. Each vibrator has been set before shipping. It is extremely important that both vibrators rotate in opposite directions. Failure to check rotations after replacing a vibrator

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 5000B4 shaker are set at factory for maximum performance. It is extremely important that all weights are set identically before operation.

may cause severe damage to the shaker bed and poor performance.

Vibrator Lubrication
No field Lubrication is required. All bearings have been lubricated at factory. When lubrication is necessary (see motor data sheet in back of this manual) the service should be performed by factory specialists at Fluid Systems, Inc. Use of improper grease or procedure can greatly reduce bearing life.

Replacing a Vibrator Motor

WARNING: Disconnect power from the machine before opening any explosion proof or electrical enclosure. Remove pot head cover from vibrator. Use the proper socket to remove power leads. Mount identical motor supplied by Fluid Systems, Inc. with cable gland facing down. Torque all six mounting bolts to 315 ft pounds. Wire motor (see Figure 12-17A) and replace all covers and seal them before reconnecting power supply.

Figure 12-17B Counter Weight Settings

Replace weight covers and seal properly.

Proper Vibrator Rotation

It is extremely important that both vibrators rotate in opposite directions. The shaker has been set at the factory before shipping. CAUTION: Failure to check rotations if a motor is replaced will terminate any warranties and may cause severe damage to shaker bed! If erratic motion results make sure a qualified electrician determines the rotation of both motors. They should both move in opposite directions of each other.

W2 4 7 U1 1 L1 Ground

U2 5 8 V1 2 L2

V2 6 9 W1 3 L3 Ground

7 W2 8 U2 4 U1 1 L1 L2 5 V1 2

9 V2 6 W1 3 L3

low voltage

high voltage
OR

Figure 12-17A Wiring Diagram

Counter Weight Settings

Make sure these settings are the same on each motor. This can be done by removing the two weight covers. Each motor on the

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Figure 13-17A Proper Vibrator Rotation

After 12 hours of continuous operation retorque motor mount bolts, and then again at 72 hours, and then periodically.

Deck Rubber Maintenance

It is very important to replace any worn or damaged deck rubber immediately to avoid any premature screen panel failure. Re-attach any deck rubber that may have come loose with the proper rivet (see deck rubber parts below) CAUTION: Failure to replace damaged or worn deck rubbers will cause premature screen panel failure!

Wet Surroundings
All motors are factory sealed against moisture penetration. In the event that a motor is replaced the following procedures should be followed: Use sealant R.T.V. 100% Silicone Rubber, industrial grade (clear) available from the following: Dow Corning No.732; General Electric RTV 108; Balkamp (Permatex) No. 765-1348; or equivalent. All surfaces must be clean and dry. A standard caulking gun (Part No. FST 14) with 10 or 11 oz. cartridges (Part No. FST15) is recommended. Compound will set in about 10 minutes and cure in 24/36 hours. All excess flash should be trimmed from sealed areas.

By-Pass Plunger (Optional) Maintenance

Hose off excess dirt on stainless steel stem and add grease to threads after each use. Make sure there is no obstruction or excess mud in the machined seat of the by-pass plunger.

Marshmellow Isolators Maintenance

CAUTION: Failure to replace damaged marshmellow spring isolators will terminate any warranties and may cause severe damage to shaker bed!

Moisture Sealing Areas

After mounting the vibrator, remember to replace the vermiculite or other grouting material in the terminal box before replacing cover. Apply a thin coat (approximately a 1/8" bead) of the sealant to the terminal box cover surface (item 1). Be sure that the terminal box cover "O" ring is still in place. Reassemble the terminal box cover.
item 2 item 1

Maintenance Schedule
BEFORE INITIAL STARTUP: Check for damaged counterweight covers Have qualified electrician check that vibrators are wired correctly for voltage supplied and that the proper heaters or thermal overload relays are installed. Check all marshmellow isolator mounts. Check torque on vibrator mounting bolts (315 ft lbs) Make sure nothing is leaning on shaker bed or air spring mounts.

Figure 13-17B Moisture Sealing Areas

If weight covers have been removed: Apply a thin coat (approximately 1/8" bead) of the sealant to the motor housing flange and adjacent to the weight cover O ring (item

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 vibrator motors will eventually crack the motor housings, thus shutting down that particular shaker. If the shaker continues to operate with only one vibrator severe damages will occur to the shaker bed. Proper bolts, washers, and nuts should be used to mount the vibrators. Grade 8 SAE national fine thread bolts, washers, and nuts are recommended. Different size bolts other than the ones recommended should not be used. Vibrator damages may result. Any weight covers that are damaged or show excessive rust should be replaced. All counter weight and electrical covers, should be sealed correctly with either "O" rings where necessary and silicone. If water enters the counter weight area it will leak into the bearings and cause bearing problems or an electrical short. If this does occur, the replacing of bearings should be done in a dust free facility by trained personnel such as at Fluid Systems, Inc. and not on location. This will insure proper bearing installation and sealing. To insure longer screen life as well as proper solids control, deck rubbers should be replaced when damaged, worn out or removed. If a motor does burn up or is damaged, that particular shaker should be shut down immediately and vibrator replaced. If it continues to operate with only one vibrator severe structural damage may occur to the shaker bed. Sand, prime and then paint any worn down, scratched, or damaged area to protect from rust.

24 HOURS AFTER INITIAL STARTUP: Check torque on each vibrator mounting bolt. Check cables going from starter to vibrator for wear or cuts. Shaker should not have any metal to metal rattling sound. If one is detected, determine the cause and tighten bolt(s) or repair it. Unclog mist sprayers if necessary. 72 HOURS AFTER INITIAL STARTUP: Check torque on each vibrator mounting bolt. DAILY: Check screen panels for wear or damage. Replace if necessary. WEEKLY:

MONTHLY: Check deck rubbers for wear or damage. Replace if necessary. Check skirt flap for wear or damage. Replace if necessary. Check torque on vibrator mounting bolts SIX MONTHS: Replace all deck rubbers Spot paint any worn areas on equipment. Check wedges for wear or damage. Replace if necessary.

Preventive Maintenance
Wires going into vibrators should be secured with wire clamps and should not be allowed to rub against anything. This may cause motors to short out and burn up. Mounting bolts holding the vibrators should be properly torqued to 315 foot pounds. If not properly torqued, the

PARTS
Electric Vibrator Motors
Each Fluid Systems, Inc. Series 5000B4 Linear Shakers contain two electric vibrator motors. Check the attached motor data

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sheet in back of this manual for details of your vibrator motor. Each vibrator is attached by six 3/4"-16x 31/2" grade 8 pltd NF hex head cap screws, six grade 8 pltd NF hex nuts and twelve grade 8 SAE flat washers mounted on both sides of the bolt. (no cap screws, nuts or washers should be substituded ). Each bolt should be torqued to 315 foot pounds and checked after 72 hours of operation then again after two weeks of continuous operation. Torque should be checked periodically thereafter.

Marsh mellow Mount Assembly

Marsh mellow mounts provide the means of suspending the shaker bed and greatly reducing the transmission of vibration to the skid unlike conventional springs. ASFI79A ASFI79 ASFI83 ASFI65BS Marshmellow "SR" spring assembly Marshmellow "SR" spring Only Urethane Mounting Pin "SR" Shipping bracket 4 4 8 4-8

Vibrator Mounting Bolts

Each Vibrator is attached to the top of the shaker bed by six 3/4"x 31/2" pltd nf gr 8 bolts/fw/n. A washer is placed on the head side of the bolt then slipped from the inside through the shaker bed and out so that threads are exposed. This allows a person to stab vibrator and easily slip the other washer over the thread side of the bolt and then screw on the nut. F75X35 F75NT F75FW x 3 1/2 pltd nf gr 8 bolts nut flat washer 12 12 24

The adjustable deck angle is +5 degrees to 5 degrees.

Wedge
Fluid Systems, Inc. has made it very easy to replace screen panels in less than 3 minutes. By eliminating the hook style screens, you will save time and money on the servicing and maintenance of your Series 5000B4 Linear Shaker. WFSI99 Screen Wedge for 5000 Series 8

Each one of four (4) pre-tensioned screen panels is held in place by two wedges, one on each side of the panel. To change screen panels just knock the wedges loose and pull out the panel to be changed, hose off excess dirt on deck rubbers then replace it with a new panel, and knock the wedges back into place.

Starter Enclosures (Optional)

If your Series 5000B4 Linear Shaker comes equipped with a starter see the starter data sheet in the back of this manual for detailed information.

By-Pass Plunger Assembly (Optional)

In order for the slurry being screened to bypass screen deck area, a by-pass handle has been incorporated into the feed box of the machine. To open turn handle clockwise. To close turn handle counter clockwise until snug. BPFSI40AN BPFSI67 F5X6HHSS F5FWSS F5NYNTSS By-pass Plunger Assembly for 5000 New Style By-pass Rubber 1/2" X 6" Hex Head S/S 1/2" Flat Washer S/S 1/2" Ny-lock Nut S/S 1 1 2 4 2

Deck Rubbers
All screen panels lay flat and on top of deck rubbers. These deck rubbers create a seal when screens are wedged in place and are an integral part of the machine. Missing or worn deck rubbers will decrease screen panel life substantially and should be replaced when wear is noticeable. Deck rubbers are attached with aluminum or stainless hammer rivets DRFSI47S DRFSI49 5000B4 deck rubber set Aluminum hammer rivet 1 80

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Fluid Systems, Inc Belle Chasse, LA 70037 Aluminum Pop rivet Stainless Pop rivet 80 80 Trouble Shooting Chart Technical Data Sheets One Year Normal Wear and Tear List Motor Data Sheets Technical Summary Page Screen Panel Technical Data Sheet Spare Parts List Static Loading Calculations Installation Drawing Since Fluid Systems customizes many pieces of equipment and many drawings in these manuals are generic - please verify that the drawing included in your manual represents the equipment you have received- If it does not contact Fluid Systems for the certified drawing. Standard Paint Procedure Quality Assurance Certificate VGS Technical Data Sheet Limited Warranty

DRFSI38 DRFSI40

Skirt Flap
A 18"x42 1/2" skirt flap with mounting plate is mounted on the discharge end of the shaker bed to allow screen overs to dump directly into a dump slide or chute. SKFSI2A SKFSI1 SKFSI4 F25X125HHSS F25LWSS F25FWSS F25NTSS Skirt flap Assembly Skirt Flap Mounting plate X 1-1/4 SS hex head bolt SS lock washer SS flat washer SS nut 1 1 1 4 4 8 4

Mist Sprayers (Optional)

A fine mist spraying system may be provided to eliminate the problem of soft clays (gumbo in drilling applications) blinding the screen resulting in lower screen life and reduced volume handling capacity of the shaker. Different spray angle and coverage sprayers are available through Fluid Systems, Inc. The amount of spray can be adjusted as desired by installing a ball valve on the sprayer feed lines.

Weir Flow Deflector

Some models may come equipped with a feed box requiring a weir flow deflector should be in place during all operations of the Series 5000B4 Linear Shaker. This item reduces the impact of the material you are screening on the back feed screen panel. The removal of this weir flow deflector will minimize screen WF202 Weir flow deflector 1

Vibrator Replacement Parts

When ordering replacement or spare parts, please be sure to specify model and serial number (all on the rating plate, on the motor body near the terminal box).

Attachments
(Some may not be included in your manual)

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