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Connecting the Energ ySmart
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Connecting the Optional Receiver(s)
The EnergySmart Drying System can operate up to two (2) optional material
receivers. Load time, dump time and purge time can all be altered within the
EnergySmart Dryer control.
CAUTION:
Always disconnect and lock out the main power sources before mak-
ing electrical connections. Electrical connections should be made only by quali-
fied personnel.
To connect the receiver to the EnergySmart Dryer electrical panel:
1
Disconnect and/or lock out main power to the EnergySmart Dryer and
receiver.
2
Route the wires for the receiver to the EnergySmart Dryer electrical
panel.
3
Open the door of the EnergySmart control panel and
determine the location
of the entry port on the dryer’s control panel for the receiver wiring.
4
Drill or cut the entry port.
4b
If using electrical conduit, cut the entry port and then run customer sup-
plied conduit from the EnergySmart Dryer’s electrical enclosure to the
receiver.
5
If using electrical conduit, insert the wiring for the receiver through the
entry port on the dryer’s electrical panel.
Secure the wires with an appro-
priately-sized strain relief.
6
Connect the wiring to receiver
as detailed in the supplied wiring diagram.
7
Connect the wiring for the receiver to the dryer’s electrical panel
as
detailed in the supplied wiring diagram.
8
Repeat the procedure above when adding an additional receiver
.
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NOTE:
Conair recommends
the connections between the
EnergySmart Dryer and sys-
tem components should be
made with properly sized
conductors and properly pro-
tected with appropriate con-
duit (customer supplied). The
routing should be neat and
away from potential mechani-
cal damage.
IMPORTANT:
Always refer
to the wiring diagrams that
came with your optional
receiver(s) and EnergySmart
Dryer before making electri-
cal connections.
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