All vapor cleaners must have a primary condenser. All cleaners using lip exhaust capture must route all collected vapors to a carbon adsorber. Spraying cleaning must be done within the vapor zone or a section of the machine that is not exposed to ambient air. Parts must be oriented or rotated to facilitate drainage from cavities. Maintain cleaner according to manufacturer s recommendations.
All operators are subject to testing procedure upon request of enforcing authority.
Waste solvent, still and sump bottoms must be stored in closed containers. Monitoring requirements Compliance monitoring of the control combination selected to meet the emissions requirement through the equipment standard option must be performed for all batch vapor and in-line cleaners. The same applies to the measurement of parameters for the demonstration of compliance with the idling emissions limit standards. Parameters selected during the initial compliance test to assure future compliant operation of the cleaner must be measured and a record maintained of the results, generally on a weekly basis. Monthly visual inspection should be performed of any enclosure required to reduce room draft.