Electric Shock Hazard; Preventive Maintenance - Dri-Eaz TurboDryers Sahara Pro X3 El Manual Del Propietario

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WARNING

ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD

Keep motor and electrical parts
dry.
Do not operate in standing water.
Do not expose to rain, water or
snow.
Do not get the exterior, motor or wir-
ing wet.
Do not clean with wet objects, i.e.,
power washers, soap and water, etc.
If motor or electrical parts become
wet, allow them to dry completely
before using.
Read and understand manual be-
fore operating.
WARNING
FIRE HAZARD
Keep air intakes clear. Reduced
airflow can cause motor to overheat.
Clean any lint or other material
from the screens before each use.
Do not operate near draperies or
other material that could block the
air intakes.
Clean dust and dirt from motor
using a vacuum or compressed air.
Do not use or store where flamma-
ble vapors like gasoline, solvents, or
thinners are present.
Do not use near open flames, or
heat sources.
Read and understand manual be-
fore operating.
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OOL AND ENTILATE
Place the airmover on a flat surface, and direct the air from cooler
areas (including the outdoors) into a warm room.
T D S
URBO RYER TORAGE
Stackable
Units can be stacked (up to 3) on their sides
for storage.
NOTICE
Stacking feature is not secure enough to
be used during transport.
WARNING
Always disconnect the TurboDryer from its
power source before performing any mainte-
nance or cleaning.

Preventive Maintenance

Routine maintenance can significantly increase the life of your Tur-
boDryer. It also promotes efficient operation. The applications and
amount of use by owners vary, so the recommendations listed below
are for average-to-high-volume use in water damage. Constant opera-
tion or use in other environments may require additional maintenance.
Contact Dri-Eaz for more information.
NOTE: Do not oil motor bearings; they are permanently oiled.
B E U :
EFORE ACH SE
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Inspect power cord for cuts, fraying or damage; do not use if dam-
aged.
•
Remove lint or obstructions from the grills using a vacuum or com-
pressed air.
•
Inspect exterior components (switch, knob, etc.) for damage.
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UARTERLY OR AS NEEDED
•
Clean the exterior with a household all-purpose spray cleaner.
Spray the rag, then apply to the surface.
•
To renew shine on the plastic, use a vinyl cleaner.
•
Remove grill and blower, then blow off internal components with
compressed air.
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NNUALLY
•
Inspect components and internal wiring for discoloration, loose con-
nections, or fraying.
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