4.7
Starting the unit
1.
Turn the switch-disconnector to position 1.
2.
Press the white push button marked
white lamp lights. When the automatic start/stop function is not used the
unit should start directly.
When the unit has the automatic start/stop function enabled it should not
start directly except when a valve at a workstation is opened or when the
button for Manual start is pressed, figure 7.
Always switch off the unit at the end of the shift by pressing the white
button on the control panel and turning the switch-disconnector to 0. More
information about starting the unit can be found in 7. Initial Start-up.
5
Installation
5.1
Site
The unit should be positioned indoors. If it is positioned outdoors the area
should be protected from the weather.
The ambient temperature must not exceed 40 °C (104 °F).
The unit should stand flat and steady and be anchored to the floor.
The warm exhaust air should be led off from the unit and out of the premises,
fig. 3 position 8. Connect a duct that leads the exhaust air outdoors.
CAUTION!
Risk of equipment damage.
The air can be led to a heat exchanger, but there must be no dampers that can
obstruct the air flow. If the exhaust air duct is blocked the unit can create an
overpressure, which may cause major damage to the heat exchanger.
For servicing, there must be a free space of 1 m in front of the start and
control unit and in front of the dust collector. Otherwise a free space of about
0.5 m is recommended around the unit.
If the unit is positioned in a small room, the room should be fitted with two
ventilation openings, minimum 250 x 250 mm (10" x 10"). One should be high
up and the other low down.
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury.
A small room must never be completely sealed!
If there are no ventilation openings a dangerous underpressure can be formed
resulting in serious personal injuries, even the room can be damaged.
6
Electricity and compressed air installation
6.1
General
WARNING!
Risk of personal injury.
Electrical settings must not differ from what is stated on the machine plate.
Wiring and connection diagrams as well as details about fuses and settings
for the overload relay etc. are found in 4.3. Technical and electrical data and
Wiring diagram.
L-PAK 150, L-PAK 250
on the control panel, fig. 6, the
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