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Alliance Laundry Systems CI 2050/325, CI 1650/325 instruction manual

Models: CI 1650/325

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The heating elements are switched off but the relay stays on (contacts of the relay are burnt together).

WARNING

The relays have to be replaced to prevent overheating of the ironer and damage to linen and ironer.

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Alliance Laundry Systems CI 2050/325, CI 1650/325 instruction manual

Contents

CI 1650/325 CI 2050/325 Cylinder ironerInstruction manual Page Initial setup of the machine ContentsContents Safety Information Explanation of Safety Messages Safety InformationDANGER Moving parts hazard. Can cause serious injury Turn off and lock out/tag out all electric power before openingUse care when handling recently processed or dried goods Electric hazard inside Can cause death or serious injuryTurn off and lock out/tag out all power until repaired Safety noticeCAUTION Note for installation Vent exhaust outdoors and regularly clean lint away from machineSave These Instructions Important Safety InstructionsPage Intended use Product descriptionDescription of structural components side view Workplaces and noise leveltop view Use of power Technical data CI1650/325, CI2050/325Dimensions Net weightConversion table Sound level measurementWarranty and service instructions Never move the machine on inclined or uneven surfaces Initial setup of the machineWARNING / DANGER Transport and machine fastening30 cm Setting up the machineExhaust system Diameter 90 degrees angular bend R/D = 2 three sections If Pchannel 300 Pa, we recommend to increase the pipe dimensionEquivalent pipe length in m for selected single resistances Right-angled corner 90 degrees smooth bend R/D = 21,5mm² Gas tube installation Ventilation of the room Basic checksExhaust gases Air filtersOperating devices and their position OperationX.XX Starting the machineAfter switching the power to the machine, the display will show After 2 secondsPedal FunctionsSet the iron temperature Set the ironing speedIroning Return button not with guiding ribbonsEnding Failure and information signals There is an overheat problem more than 190 detected There is an overheat problem more than 190 detectedThere is a short circuit in the temperature sensor There is a broken wire in the temperature sensorPage Page Description of machine functions Machine function, adjustment and troubleshootingOperating the foot pedal option Setting the temperature AdviceSetting the speed Manual drive Guiding ironing belts Adjustments of the machineTightening the drive chain Tightening the ironing belts 1 Tightening the feeding belts To move the pins forward screw B3 until desired 2 Adjusting the gap between input table and main rollTo move the pins backward unscrew B3. Tighten bolts B2 B2B1 HS B3 T High impedance phase to phase or phase to ground short circuit TroubleshootingAdjust distance chain wheel and sensor to 1mm Temperature sensor out of orderOVL.d General description of the control system Description of the control systemSpeed control Control of exhaust ventilatorStart/stop function Control panel and function keys Manual version Menu structure and how to enter+- + + 5 sec5 sec 2 secMenu structure +- + +XXX Low default 130C Manu adjusting menut C or t F default C XX Cool default 80COn t F default F Coin adjusting menuon t C default C Off t C default CC1H coin 1 High + + + +Add XX default C1M coin 1 MediumAdr X.X default Technical menu++ + X X XStart PWM default kp XXXX default gas 300 default eleckd XXXX default gas 1000 default elec ki XXXX default gas 0.5 default elecTemperature of probe rEv Y/n default YES not adjustable with coinTemperature of probe X X X Display menuCentral panel Sigma explorerDaily maintenance MaintenanceSafety advice Maintenance schemeMonthly maintenance Weekly maintenanceFrame right side Filter gas mixture Check filter on dust. Clean if dirtyThis space has to be cleaned every month also gas-heated ironers If this is seriously polluted, you can open the top and clean itSubplating dust accumulation Runners and axial bearing runner Half-yearly maintenanceFeeding belts Drive Ironer beltsScrapers