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MAINTENANCE

ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD. Disconnect heater from
power supply before servicing and/or inspecting the
heater; failure to do so may result in electrical shock.

Replace or repair damaged cords or plugs immediately. Check tight-
ness of all electrical connections prior to energizing Dragon. Blow out
or vacuum away any dirt or debris that may have accumulated around
the control enclosure fan motor or heating elements.

RENEWAL PARTS IDENTIFICATION

PARTS COMMON TO ALL UNITS

Item

Description

Part No.

18

Temperature Control

300-019560-002

19

Hi-Limit Cut-out

300-049200-004

23

Toggle Switch

292-046123-001

32

Blower Assembly

021-304823-009

33

Inlet & Outlet Grille

134-304780-002(2)

36

Caster / Locking

375-122535-007

37

Handle - Right Side

139-304779-003

38

Handle - Left Side

139-304779-004

45

Semipneumatic Wheel

333-557518-004(2)

77

Pulley Var. Pitch 7/8”

225-305091-004

78

Pulley Var. Pitch 5/8”

225-305091-003

79

Pulley Belt

017-049702-009

86

Pilot Light - Green

213-122066-043

87

Pilot Light - Amber

213-122066-042

94

Thermostat Knob

169-300468-003

95

Thermostat Label

220-019122-010

Element (11)

Element (12)

Motor (16)

Contactor (20)

Transformer (21)

Fuse Block (80)

Fuse (81)

Term. Block (84)

Model No.

Volts

kW Phase

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

Part No.

SDRA-30-43

480

30

3

118-304793-011(3) 118-304793-013(3) 193-121843-232 072-304551-008

315-304252-001

N/A

N/A

N/A*

SDRA-30-93

600

30

3

118-304793-012(3) 118-304793-014(3) 193-121843-233 072-304551-008

315-304252-003

N/A

N/A

N/A*

SDRA-48-43

480

48

3

118-304793-011(3) 118-304793-013(6) 193-121843-232 072-304551-008(2) 315-304252-001 129-025643-001

128-026510-005(3) 303-047468-004

SDRA-48-93

600

48

3

118-304793-012(3) 118-304793-014(6) 193-121843-233 072-304551-008(2) 315-304252-003 129-025643-001

128-026510-005(3) 303-047468-004

SDRA-60-43

480

60

3

118-304793-011(6) 118-304793-013(6) 193-121843-232 072-304551-008(2) 315-304252-001 129-025643-001(2) 128-026510-006(6) 303-047468-004

SDRA-60-93

600

60

3

118-304793-012(6) 118-304793-014(6) 193-121843-233 072-304551-008(2) 315-304252-003 129-025643-001(2) 128-026510-006(6) 303-047468-004

* Wired directly to contactor.
All units contain two sets of elements. The ratings of the elements on the discharge end have a lower wattage than the elements on the inlet end of heater.
The ends of the elements are color coded, the lower wattage are color coded yellow and the higher wattage are color coded blue. 
a. Lower wattage elements, discharge end, yellow coded
b. Higher wattage elements, fan end, blue coded

Summary of Contents for SDRA

Page 1: ...ter where flammable vapors gases or liquids are present Heaters in the heat mode should not be operated in room temperatures above 130 F Fan motor is not designed to operate in ambients below 10 F To avoid personal injury read IMPORTANT INSTRUC TIONS on page 2 before installation or operation of heater Keep electrical cords and combustible materials such as drapes and other furnishings away from h...

Page 2: ...uit wire for connection to heater must be at least 90 C wire 4 The top access panel is secured by 4 screws that must be loosened to gain access 5 A ground terminal is provided near the power terminal board The ground wire should be connected before other connections are made 6 Refer to Table A for proper size SO grade of cable 7 A proper strain relief must be used with SO grade cable 8 Dragon heat...

Page 3: ...low the desired level even after the fan speed has been reduced to the minimum rpm An accessory AD 16 adjustable damper is available and can be attached to the heater to produce a static load ranging from 1 to 19 H2O which will act to reduce the amount of air flow The Friction Loss Graph 4 provides the actual test data on the friction loss for the AD 16 damper attachment The losses are stated as t...

Page 4: ...f of the pulley The pulley is now in position for adjustment See Table 1 for the number of turns out Tip Leave allen wrench in set screw and use free hand to fold fan blade 9 Retighten set screw use of thread locking compound is recom mended 10 Adjust fan belt tension see Fig 2 A 1 2 of belt deflection is rec ommended Tighten lock nuts 11 Tighten the 3 8 bolts see Fig 1 12 Rotate fan blade to make...

Page 5: ... Wires Through 1 2 Conduit Motor P4 P5 P6 T3 T1 T2 T9 T8 T4 T6 T5 T7 Inlet Thermostat Outlet Thermostat Cutout 1 14 1 17 18 15 13 12 Front of Heater Heater Terminal Box 4 10 Run these Wires through 1 4 Conduit One end attached to screw in terminal box and other end attached to screw on sub panel Motor Relay Control Enclosure 50 Amp Fusing 50 Amp Fusing L1 L3 L2 Wht Transformer Contactor Contactor ...

Page 6: ...g Element Placement and Routing of Thermostat Capillary and Mounting of Bulb 30 1 4 Twist Wire 20 1 2 38 37 44 38 1 2 16 84 36 45 80 81 20 21 18 32 21 Back of Heater Side View Detail Showing Pulley and Belt Installation Motor Pulley Fan Pulley 77 79 78 23 Element Assembly 30kW Element Assembly 60kW Front View with Grille Removed All Sizes Element Assembly 48kW Side View shown with Heater and Contr...

Page 7: ...lock 80 Fuse 81 Term Block 84 Model No Volts kW Phase Part No Part No Part No Part No Part No Part No Part No Part No SDRA 30 43 480 30 3 118 304793 011 3 118 304793 013 3 193 121843 232 072 304551 008 315 304252 001 N A N A N A SDRA 30 93 600 30 3 118 304793 012 3 118 304793 014 3 193 121843 233 072 304551 008 315 304252 003 N A N A N A SDRA 48 43 480 48 3 118 304793 011 3 118 304793 013 6 193 12...

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