Products > Our Remanufacturing Process
1. Unit is completely dismantled.
2. The chamber is descaled, cleaned, visually inspected and hydrostatically
tested.
3. The interior of the chamber is descaled, cleaned and polished.
4. The exterior of the chamber is primed and painted with industrial
grade enamel paint
and insulated with 1” thick aluminum
backed rigid fiberglass board. (Century Series
shall be blanket wrapped.)
5. The door closure mechanism is completely disassembled. Parts
are cleaned, inspected
and replaced as necessary. Parts are lubed
and reassembled using new door closure
bearings. A new pressure lock diaphragm
and gasket is installed.
6. 3000 Stage 3 Control installed with ALL NEW COMPONENTS.
a. New Control Board
b. New Interface Board
c. New Printer Board and Printer
d. New Display Module
c. New User Touch Pad
d. New Wiring Harnesses
7. All units are furnished with Continental Equipment Company’s
patent pending Water-
Mizer® Technology.
8. Following components are replaced with new components.
a. Door gasket.
b. Chamber and jacket steam trap elements and
seats.
c. Solenoid valves. (Century Series solenoid
manifolds rebuilt)
d. Safety relief valves.
e. Water ejector and heat exchanger.
f. Check valves and vacuum breakers.
g. Water level sensor.
h. Chamber and jacket pressure guages.
9. Following items are replaced or rebuilt.
a. Pressure regulator valve.
b. Manual valves.
10. All stainless steel surfaces are professionally polished to a #4 finish.
All previously
painted surfaces are sandblasted, primed
and painted.
11. Upon completion of reassembly, units are ran repeatedly through all cycles
to
assure they meet OEM specifications before
they are released for shipment.