Conair HTC 120, User Manual

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5-4 l M a i n t e n a n c e
Preventative Maintenance
Checklist
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• Weekly, or as often as needed.
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Inspect the HTC’s inlet and outlet hoses or piping.
Tighten loose hose
clamps. Replace the hose or pipe if worn or damaged. Reposition and tighten
loose hose clamps or pipe fittings.
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Clean the dryer’s process and regeneration filters.
You may need to clean
the filters more often than weekly. Frequency depends on the amount of dust
in the installation’s ambient air.
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Inspect dryer’s hoses, piping and connections.
Check for damage, kinks or
loose hose clamps. Replace any hoses or pipes that show signs of damage
or wear. Reposition and tighten loose hose clamps and/or pipe fittings.
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Drain and clean the dryer’s demister.
• Monthly, or as often as needed.
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Inspect all hoses, piping and connections.
Check for damage, kinks, or
loose hose clamps. Replace any hoses or pipes that show signs of damage
or wear. Reposition and tighten loose hose clamps and/or pipe fittings.
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Change the vacuum pump’s oil.
The vacuum pump has been filled with the
proper oil and tested by Conair before shipment. Even so, this oil should be
changed periodically. Use SAE 40 regular or an equivalent oil.
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Check the vacuum pump’s motor bearings and grease, if necessary.
The
motor is equipped with double-shielded ball bearings having sufficient grease
to last indefinitely under normal service. But if the motor is used constantly in
dirty, wet or corrosive atmospheres, you should add 1/4 oz. of grease per bear-
ing every three months. Use a quality, rust-inhibiting, polyure-based grease
such as Chevron SRI. Refer to the motor manual for additional instructions.
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NOTE:
For detailed maintenance
instructions for the components
of the EnergySmart Dryer
System, refer to the individual
component manuals supplied
with the system.
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