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CHAPTER 4: CONTROLS | 34 | |
Controller Description | 34 | |
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| Disconnect Switch | 35 |
| Control Power Switch | 35 |
| Touch Screen | 35 |
| Alarm Horn & Light | 35 |
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Identifying Controller Screens | 36 | |
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CHAPTER 5: OPERATION | 52 | |
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Alarms | 54 | |
Alarm Descriptions | 54 | |
Shutdown | 55 | |
CHAPTER 6: MAINTENANCE | 56 | |
Maintenance Schedule | 56 | |
Preventative Maintenance | 57 | |
| Cleaning or Replacing the Process Air Filters | 57 |
| Cleaning or Replacing the Regeneration Filter | 58 |
| Calibrating the Dirty Filter Alarm | 58 |
| Checking the Dewpoint Control System | 59 |
Corrective Maintenance | 60 | |
| Symptoms of Worn Out Desiccant | 60 |
| Replacing the Desiccant | 60 |
| Replacing the Process Heater (Electric Dryers) | 61 |
| Replacing the Regeneration Heater (Electric Dryers) | 62 |
CHAPTER 7: TROUBLESHOOTING | 64 | |
Introduction | 64 | |
Basic Troubleshooting | 64 | |
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| Using a Thermocouple | 66 |
| Using a Platinum Resistance Thermometer | 66 |
CHAPTER 8: APPENDIX | 67 | |
Warranty | 67 | |
Technical Specifications | 68 | |
| Annex B Information | 68 |
Spare Parts List | 69 | |
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Technical Assistance | 72 |
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