Electrical Connections - Dri-Eaz Vortex Manual Del Propietário

growth, keep indoor humidity below 60% Rh. If possible,
maintain indoor humidity below 45% Rh. This may require
the use of DrizAir Refrigerant Dehumidifiers. Even lower
humidity (25-40% Rh) will speed the drying of dense
materials such as lumber, and is possible with Dri-Eaz
Desiccant Dehumidifiers.
To improve drying, close off the area being dried from the
rest of structure. Regulate the heating or air conditioning
system at 68-80°F (20-27°C). When dehumidifiers are not
available, run exhaust fans in the attic, kitchen and bathroom
to remove some humidity. If outdoor air is very dry, open
some windows or doors at least slightly. Use a thermo-
hygrometer such as the DHT200 or DHT600 to determine
the relative humidity.
Check if Materials are Dry
Monitor the moisture condition of wet materials with moisture
meters like the HydroSensor, Moisture Counter, and Mois-
ture Pro. To check how completely materials have dried out,
compare your readings to readings you take on similar
materials you know are dry.
Cooling & Ventilation
Over-heated rooms can be cooled with high-volume airflow
from a TurboDryer. Place the airmover on the floor or other
flat surface and direct the air from cooler areas or the out-
doors. Use the kickstand or the 45-90 degree tilt feature to
elevate the snout and circulate cool air throughout the room.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Plug in to a standard outlet with the correct voltage and
amperage for the unit. Set the switch at the desired
speed. Check for proper operation before leaving the unit
unattended.
2. Do not move or carry the TurboDryer when it is running.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

TurboDryers are designed to operate on a 230V/50 Hz
electrical connection. Make sure that the electrical outlet is
07-00213 B
grounded and that all safety precautions are taken.
MAINTENANCE
Always turn off the power before performing maintenance
procedures. All the service procedures below are to be
executed with the unit unplugged. Perform before each use
or as needed.
INSPECT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM: Inspect the electrical cord
for damage at regular intervals. Periodically, remove the
housing and inspect internal wiring for bare wires, insecure
fasteners, and discoloration. Remove and repair any dam-
aged wiring as needed. Failure to do so may lead to
electrical shock or a fire hazard.
CLEAN AIR INTAKES: Clean off any accumulated lint or
other materials from the air inlet side-screens. A buildup will
reduce the airflow and may cause the motor to overheat and
become a fire hazard.
CLEAN EXTERIOR: Clean the housing with mild detergent
and water. Bring back the original shine with a vinyl cleaner
and polish like those used on automobile plastics.
EXTERIOR INSPECTION: Evaluate exterior components
and make sure they are properly installed. Listen to the unit
for abnormal sounds. Repair or replace components as
needed.
Periodic Maintenance (as needed)
Make sure unit is unplugged and the wheel has stopped.
Remove four screws to remove each side screen. This will
permit access to motor and wheel for cleaning.
CLEAN COMPONENTS: Use compressed air or a vacuum
to remove lint and dust from blower wheel, motor and side
screens.
DO NOT WET MOTOR OR WIRING: To prevent damage to
electrical components, do not use a hose or pressure washer
to clean a TurboDryer. If electrical components do become
wet, dry them immediately.
MOTOR BEARINGS: The bearings on all Dri-Eaz Turbo-
Dryers are permanently lubricated. Do not oil.
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