Woodstock manual Remote Control Operation, Operations, Model W1823 Mfg. Since 9/10

Model W1823 (Mfg. Since 9/10)

Remote Control

Operation

An RF (radio frequency) remote control receiver (Figure 32) and hand-held control (Figure 33) allow the dust collector to be turned ON and OFF from more than

75-feet away or from another room. The range will vary depending upon the density of materials between the receiver and the control, and the power level of the battery in the remote.

Note: If you need to have one remote simultaneously control more than one Model W1823 dust collector, you can reprogram additional dust collector receivers to recognize the remote control currently being used. Refer to Remote Control Reprogramming on Page 29 to do this.

The ON/OFF buttons (see Figure 33) turn the dust collector ON and OFF. The forward or backward buttons cycle the auto shut down time from always ON, to timed operation intervals of 2 hours, 4 hours, 6 hours, and 8 hours. When illuminated, the red LED lamp indicates which timed operation mode the machine is in.

If the motor gets too hot the thermal overload on the motor will trip, shutting the dust collector down.

If the machine overload trips during operation, do these steps:

1.Verify that cooling around the motor is not obstructed and improve ventilation if restricted.

2.Let the motor and electrical circuit cool for 30 minutes.

3.Press the motor reset button (see Figure 34), then press the ON button on the remote control to restart the dust collector.

4.If the reset button does not function the first time, repeat Steps 1–3as needed until the dust collector turns ON.

Receiver

(In Magnetic

Switch Box)

Figure 32. Remote control receiver.

Hour Intervals
Back	Forward	OPERATIONS
Button
	Button
On/Off Buttons

Figure 33. RF remote control.

Motor

Reset

Button

Figure 34. Reset button on motor.

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