The document provides instructions for operating the BL-499 crematory processor, including wearing protective gear, using the start buttons to activate the machine, and following the light indicators to load, process, and remove cremated remains. Steps are outlined for cooling and inspecting the cremated remains, removing any metal or large objects, and sweeping out the processor when complete. Contact information is provided in case the operator has any questions.

1. Operating the BL-499
Processing Center

2. The processor is integral to our
crematory operation

5. The BL-499 replaces the $14K Mathews’
ECP-200 “free” processor.

6. The operator should wear protective
gear: gloves, dust mask & ear protection

7. We have installed a light over the
processor – reach up for switch on top

8. Tools

9. Power-on with wall switch – off when leaving
for the day. (No off/on switch on machine)

10. Push the Start button to activate
machine, then again to start the fan

11. One push for starting panel

12. 2nd Start-push activates System,
and will shut down fan after 10 minutes

13. The lights across the top let you know when to
Load, when Processing, & when Complete.

14. Cooling tray for quicker cooling when
cremains are very hot

15. After sweep-out, remove the cremains
transfer pan from cremator

16. Pour hot cremains into the cooling tray
Be sure the fan has been activated

17. Cremains can be inspected and metal
& large objects removed

18. Pour cooling tray into processor tray for final cooling and
use magnetic tool for ferrous metal removal

19. Place envelope & tag on machine front
Run the magnet over the cremains

20. With hopper door open, sweep/push
cremains into chute, do not pack

21. If the hopper chute fills, close lid and
run processor for a few seconds then
continue the sweeping in of cremains

22. Sweep cremains off hopper door ledge

23. Sweep the fan cover

24. When hopper door is closed the processor
starts; if it does not start, open and slam

25. When hopper is closed “Processing” lights up
When finished “Processing Complete” lights up

26. Open hopper door, tap with rubber mallet

27. Remove 3 magnetic holders, remove
bag of processed cremains, place in tray

28. Place metal strainer into top of bag

29. Open hopper, sweep out any metal &
cremains into the pan

30. Remove pan – Catches all metal

31. Pour pan into metal strainer

32. It is a treasure hunt - valuable

33. Amazed at what this machine finds

34. Dump all metal into marked bucket

35. After removing filled bag, always replace
bag – leave fan on to help position bag

36. Use the magnets to hold the bag

37. If the filter light comes on, check the
limit switch – reposition or change filter

38. Fill urns in front of processor fan

39. If you have any questions call:
Guy Esposito: 407-341-9909
Implant Recycling