5.Close any manual vent or drain valves installed in prefilter and afterfilter assemblies.

6.If the prefilter assembly utilized was factory- equipped with an automatic drain valve or drain trap, inspect for, and remove pipe plug or cap which may have been installed in drain port for shipping pur- poses.

7.Ensure that all associated pipe and tubing connec- tions, flanges, unions, plugs, mounting bolts, pipe hangers, etc., have been checked tight and/or prop- erly secured.

IMPORTANT: It is recommended that the System's process gas output not be consumed or used at the intended points of use until the Start-Up and any re- lated adjustments have been completed, and the system is producing process gas of the required quality. The quality of the process gas should be verified through test and analysis when a specific quality process gas is required.

8.Supply compressed air up to Inlet Isolation Valve.

9.Close the Pilot Gas Supply Valve and pressurize the pilot gas system with compressed gas to line pres- sure. Use the Ball Valve located in the pilot gas line prior to the Pilot Gas Filter and after the Pilot Gas Supply Valve. Both desiccant chamber Inlet Valves will open and both Purge Exhaust Valves will close.

10.Supply pressure to system by slowly opening the System Inlet Isolation Valve (customer supplied). Both Inlet Switching Valves are open. Both Purge Exhaust Switching Valves are closed (Refer to step 9). The desiccant chambers will immediately begin pressurizing to system pressure as indicated by chamber pressure gauges.

11.When both chambers are at supply pressure, open the Pilot Gas Supply Valve and disconnect the gas supply to the pilot gas system at the Start-Up Ball Valve.

12.The Moisture Indicator’s (if dryer so-equipped) bleed valve is installed directly into the back of the indicator’s body. Close the Indicator’s Bleed Valve. FULLY open the Moisture Indicator Supply Valve.

13.Soap bubble test all external piping, fittings, and con- nections. Locate and repair all noted points of leak- age. Do not soap bubble test components lo- cated inside dryer control system's enclosure.

Note: Small leaks noted in inlet piping to the dryer will not affect operation, other than a slight loss of pressure supplied to the dryer. HOWEVER, any gas leaks, (no matter how small), detected at, or down- stream of the dryer outlet MUST BE FIXED to ensure that the dryer will provide a continuous supply of pro- cess gas at specified dew point, to intended points- of-use.

IMPORTANT: Water molecules can diffuse through a pinhole-size leak even though pressure inside the piping is several hundred PSIG. It is not uncommon to have a minute pinhole leak in a gas line cause an increase in dew point from -40°F to -10°F at a dis- tance of forty or more feet downstream of the leak.

14.SLOWLY open the System Outlet Isolation Valve (customer supplied), while monitoring the Outlet Pressure Gauge (if dryer so-equipped). DO NOT per- mit the Dryer's Outlet Pressure Gauge to exceed a 5% drop in pressure while pressurizing downstream piping.

15.Close the System Bypass Valve (if gas system has been so-equipped).

16.Open and adjust the Moisture Indicator’s Bleed Valve until a very slight, continuous gas bleed is felt ex- hausting from the bleed valve’s exhaust port. Ensure that the granular indicator crystals remain motionless after final adjustment.

17.Energize the dryer’s electrical power supply.

18.Refer to Appendix A (Appendix C for -100°F pdp) of this manual and calculate your dryer model's purge pressure setting as instructed.

19.SLOWLY rotate dryer’s Purge Adjusting Valve until the Purge Pressure Indicator indicates the calculated purge pressure setting. (See following Note).

Note: The purge pressure can only be read and ad- justed when an off-stream desiccant chamber has de- pressurized for regeneration. (When the off-stream chamber is pressurized, the Purge Pressure Indicator will read “system pressure”.)

For dryers with the Hydrobloc Compu-Save Energy Management System: During operation in the Energy Management Mode, the off-stream chamber may re- main pressurized (in ENERGY MANAGEMENT AC- TIVE). If this condition is noted, proceed as follows to adjust purge pressure.

a)Open Dryer Control System Enclosure. Locate DIP switches on MEC CPU Board.

b)Switch DIP switch position 7 to OFF position (down). De-energize dryer’s electrical power sup- ply for approximately fifteen (15) seconds; then re-energize. Dryer is now in Fixed Cycle Opera- tion. The off-stream chamber will depressurize to atmosphere for regeneration.

c)Calculate and set purge pressure as previously instructed.

d)Return DIP switch position 7 to ON position. De-energize the dryer’s electrical power supply for approximately fifteen (15) seconds; then re- energize. Dryer should be in Compu-Save En- ergy Saver Mode.

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LS60, LS2580 specifications

Deltech Fitness is renowned for providing high-quality strength training equipment, and their LS2580 and LS60 models are no exception. Both of these machines have been designed with the serious fitness enthusiast in mind, offering a range of features that cater to effective strength training routines.

The LS2580 is a multi-station home gym designed to facilitate a variety of exercises without needing multiple machines. This versatility allows users to perform a full-body workout in the comfort of their own home. One of the main features of the LS2580 is its adjustable weight stack, which provides users with the flexibility to customize their workouts. It boasts a robust and stable frame, engineered to withstand the demands of heavy usage.

With a focus on user safety, the LS2580 incorporates several safety features, including easily accessible adjustment points and non-slip grips. This makes switching between exercises seamless and reduces the risk of injury. The machine also supports a range of movements including lat pulldowns, leg presses, chest presses, and more, allowing users to target different muscle groups effectively.

On the other hand, the Deltech Fitness LS60 is a slightly simpler yet equally impressive machine that excels in offering a compact solution for strength training. The LS60 focuses on essential muscle groups, catering to those who may have limited space but do not want to compromise on their workout regimen. It is designed with a sturdy frame and is ideal for users who prioritize stability and durability in their fitness equipment.

One of the standout features of the LS60 is its adjustable seat height, making it suitable for various body types. This adaptability ensures that everyone can maintain proper form during workouts, which is crucial for both performance and safety. The LS60 also comes with various attachment points, allowing users to incorporate resistance bands or other accessories to enhance their training.

In terms of technology, both the LS2580 and LS60 emphasize user-friendly design elements that promote an intuitive workout experience. The clear labeling of each exercise station makes transitioning between workouts simple and efficient.

In summary, both Deltech Fitness LS2580 and LS60 present compelling options for fitness enthusiasts, providing a versatile and effective solution for strength training. Whether you opt for the comprehensive features of the LS2580 or the compact design of the LS60, you can expect durability, safety, and a focus on achieving your fitness goals at home.
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