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LYSON W229E
6. Before starting the extractor:
•
Make certain the 1-
1/4” honey drain valve is
open, so honey can drain to a container below the
open valve.
Pooling honey in the bottom of the extractor can impede the rotation and
damage the extractor!
•
Only load one size of frame in each extracting load. Processing mixed frame sizes leads to
poor balance and extraction.
•
Make sure that frames are correctly arranged and well balanced.
•
Insert the power plug into the socket
and press the power toggle switch (from “0” to “1”
).
•
The controller will at this time perform a self-
diagnosis signaled by the “0” digit flickering. If any
faults are detected, the controller will not respond until the fault is removed. (See CDD-2
controller manual for help).
7. Start the extractor by pressing the + button. Press the + or
–
buttons as needed to adjust the motor
speed to your required level. Extract at low speed initially, and then gradually increase the speed as
the frames empty of honey. If the extractor begins to vibrate, decrease the speed until the vibration
stops. Extract until the frames are mostly empty of honey. Please note that the time required to extract
your honey will depend on the type of honey, the size (depth) of the frame, and the temperature of the
honey. Accelerating too quickly can result in poor extraction, comb damage and excess wear of the
extractor.
8. Once extraction is complete, press the
–
button until the display reads “0”
and press the power
switch off (from “1” to “0”).
Warning!!! Frames can only be rearranged when the basket has fully stopped!
SECTION 3: Assembly Instructions
W229E Motorized Model
Tools Required:
Metric wrenches and/or sockets (various sizes, 6 to 17mm)
6mm Allen wrench (other sizes needed are included with extractor)
Scissors or knife
1.
Unpack all components carefully and ensure all components are present as shown below. Do not
set extractor directly on floor; place a few pieces of packing material underneath each side to prevent
the center shaft from resting on the floor. Now is a good time to remove the white plastic film from the
extractor.