CHIEF Vulcan ADU CHH5402, Original Instruction Manual

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7
WORK
PRELIMINARY CHECKS
Make sure the floor is level, smooth and obstacle-free. While
moving this machine, any obstacles on the floor could cause the
wheels to lock and overturn the machine.
Check that the machine is not exposed to water splashes or
penetration of liquids, dirt, metal filings, etc.
Check that the cables do not get in people's way and do not
cause danger or risk of being damaged.
Check the machine's condition each time before using it and
also that of the power cable and plug; do not use the machine if
you notice any defects.
Before connecting the plug and turning on the machine,
check that all safety requirements have been met.
Connect the plug only to a socket having characteristics that
correspond to the specifications provided (capacity and sizing of
the protective devices indicated in the specifications table) and
equipped with a protective conductor (ground wire).
PROGRAMMING
You can work in the following three ways:
- The manual mode is used when you have to heat a part by
supplying heat in a constant manner to it, without the control
unit having any limits on the temperature that the heated piece
can reach.
- The automatic mode is used when you have to heat a part at
a user-defined temperature and you want to prevent the
temperature of the heated object from exceeding the set value,
even in case of prolonged exposure to infrared radiation. The
Vulcan ADU will modulate power so that the object to be
heated will not exceed the temperature set on the control unit.
- The profile mode generates a temperature profile that varies
over time and contains 5 different temperature values at the
most. Heating that varies according to a thermal profile is
useful to reduce paint drying time or the polymerization time of
structural adhesives. Drying or adhesive polymerization
operations are performed in this work mode.
The programming instructions are included in the control unit
manual.
AUTOMATIC mode
Allows the user to access the Vulcan ADU automatic work mode.
This mode is used when a part needs to be heated at a
temperature defined by the user and when the user wants to
prevent the temperature of the heated object from exceeding the
set value, even in case of prolonged exposure to infrared
radiation. The Vulcan ADU will modulate power so that the object
to be heated will not exceed the temperature set on the control
unit.
MANUAL mode
Allows the user to access the Vulcan ADU manual work mode.
This mode is used when a part needs to be heated through
constant heat without the control unit having any limits on the
temperature that the heated part can attain.
TEMPERATURE PROFILES mode
Allows the user to access the Vulcan ADU profile work mode.
This mode allows the generating of a temperature profile that
varies over time and that features up to 5 different temperature
values. Heating, according to a variable thermal profile, is useful
to reduce paint drying time or polymerization time of structural
adhesives.