Vactor 2100i for Mechanics (In-person, Streator, IL)

This three day class will give the mechanics basic operational information to confirm diagnosis and repair of the Vactor 2100i. We will discuss screens on the 2 Intuitouch displays, one in the cab and the other on the front hose reel.

We will spend time in the classroom along with time in the hands-on lab. The lab time will consist of the disassembly and reassembly of the rodder pump and the fan assembly used on the Vactor units. Mechanics will learn how to troubleshoot the rodder pump, hose reel, boom systems, vacuum systems (fan and blower), hydraulic, pneumatic and electrical/electronic systems using the Intelliview’s diagnostic screens.

The mechanics will make a repair to the thermoplastic hose and learn how to test it. The mechanics will learn the proper use of the flow and pressure meters in the Intelleview screen for water system diagnosis. This class

will provide a basic introduction to the electronic control systems. The mechanics must take this class before the Advanced class.

● Safety

● Understand the Hose Reel, Rodder Pump, and Boom Functions

● Basic Operation for Repair Confirmation

● Rodder Pump Rebuild

● Vacuum Fan Rebuild

● Maintenance of the Vactor Unit

● Hydraulic component identification

● How to Manually override hydraulic and pneumatic functions

● Navigation of both Intuitouch Screens

● Intuitouch Screens for Diagnostic Assistance

● Introduction to Electrical Diagnosis

● Introduction and Navigation of the Service Cloud

This In-Person class meets Tuesday through Thursday at 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Attendance at the entire session is required.

Who should attend: New and experienced mechanics or supervisory personnel that need to have a better understanding of the New Vactor 2100i repair procedures and recommendations.

If booking accommodations with the Holiday Inn Express in Ottawa. The link provided offers a discount to all class attendees.

Host or Publisher ESG Technical Training