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MAKE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS. Refer to wiring diagram on fan housing inside the
control panel. All controls and motors are single phase. The line voltage must be the same
as the electrical specifications of the motor and controls. Electrical connections must in-
clude a fused disconnect switch and be capable of carrying 15 amps, 115 volts or 8 amps,
230 volts. Use only “slo-blow” fuses. UL and California Codes require 2 black wires for 220
volt, 1 black, 1 white for 110 volt: The white is the grounded 115 volt neutral of a 3-wire
220 volt system. Connect the two black leads of a 115 volt machine to the proper terminals
of the electrical power line. Connect the green lead to an approved ground.
To connect standard single-phase machines to 3 phase current, be sure the voltage is cor-
rect, then connect the two black power leads to any two terminals of the 3 phase line
through an approved disconnect switch.
NOTE!
Consult your local electrical code before making any electrical
connections, and be sure that the electrical installation conforms with
all local requirements. Double check all wiring connections before
closing disconnect switch.
Replace revolving form on the base. Remove plastic protective cover
and all packing paper and tags from the form and clamps.
TEST THE MACHINE. Turn main disconnect “ON” and machine Fan Motor Selector
switch “ON”. The blower motor will start and run continuously. Move air pressure lever to
MAX air position and operate Air Selector on push button box. Air will inflate the bag and
permit it to deflate as the selector is moved “ON” and “OFF”. Turn the selector to “OFF”.
Set the Steam Timer to approximately three seconds and the Air-Timer to approximately 8
seconds.
Turn the Steam-Air Selector to “SEPARATE”. Push START button or Foot Pedal momen-
tarily. The machine will “steam” for 3 seconds and blow air for 8 seconds. (The steam
solenoid will operate but no steam will escape since the steam is turned off).
Turn the Steam-Air Selector to “MIXED”. Push START button or Foot Pedal momentarily.
The machine will “steam” and air will blow simultaneously. At the end of 3 seconds the
steam solenoid will release. At the end of 8 seconds the air solenoid will release and the
bag will deflate.
Repeat each cycle several times.
YOUR CISSELL FORM IS READY TO OPERATE.
GENERAL NOTES: When machine is not in use, permit it to cool, and replace the plastic
protective cover on the form to prevent dust and dirt from soiling the nylon.
Remove nylon bag from the machine (see detailed illustration) at frequent intervals for
cleaning, as determined by its soiled condition. WET cleam only - do NOT dryclean. After
wet cleaning, the nylon bag should be extracted and blown dry on a garment dryer.
