Henkel Keen K-50 Installation Instructions & Repair Parts List Download Page 4

 

Do not operate this unit empty. 

 

When using the unit at a distance where an extension cord becomes necessary, a 3-conductor grounding cord of 
adequate size must be used for safety, and to prevent loss of power and overheating. Use only a UL listed extension 
cord suitable for outdoor use. Make certain wire size is large enough for A/C amperage rating of unit. 

 
 

Operation 

 

To load oven, open latch on lid and simply place desired amount of electrodes in oven. The oven capacity is 50 

lbs. of 18” electrodes. 

To turn on the unit, simply plug the 8’ UL listed power cord into power source of appropriate voltage. Oven may 

be operated on direct current IF AMPLE VOLTAGE IS AVAILABLE. (Check name plate for voltage.) Unit will not heat 
to capacity without appropriate voltage. 

On 240V models, the plug is not supplied due to the many different receptical configurations in the field. When 

attaching the plug to the power cord, be sure the plug is an approved component and is rated for the proper voltage and 
amperage. All units meet electrical code requirements when used with a grounding plug and a grounded receptical. 

 
 

Temperature Setting 

 

The model K-50 oven is thermostatically controlled oven with a temperature range of 100º-300ºF. The thermostat 

is factory preset at 275ºF, but it is field adjustable. To change thermostat setting, see “Corrective Maintenance” section.  
 
 

Guide to Storage 

 

See the enclosed guide to storage. This guide may be used in the absence of storage information from the 

electrode manufacturer. In critical situations, contact your electrode manufacturer. 

 
 

Functional Description 

 

The K-50 oven is a portable oven that holds 50 lbs of 18” electrodes.  The oven may be used to transfer welding 

electrodes from a holding oven to a job site or continuously as a small holding oven. 

 
 

Scheduled Maintenance 

 

The manufacturer recommends that the unit be unloaded and cleaned of debris and dust every three months by 

removing the plunger from center tube and turning unit upside down and tapping gently on bottom. It is recommended to 
inspect the power supply cord for damage at this time. Replace cord if damaged. 

 
 

Troubleshooting 

 

The Keen oven model K-50 requires a minimal amount of electrical knowledge to repair if necessary. 

 
 

IF OVEN FAILS TO OPERATE – NO HEAT 

 
1.

 

Check power source.

 

2.

 

Check power cord continuity. Replace cord assembly if faulty. 

3.

 

If power supply cord checks out, disconnect oven from power supply and remove bottom cover and insulation. 

Summary of Contents for Keen K-50

Page 1: ...Henkel Inc P O Box 1322 Hammond LA 70404 985 345 2171 www keenovens com...

Page 2: ...ransportation installation or replacement charges at the buyers facility nor does it apply to any other equipment of another manufacturer used in conjunctions with Henkel Inc equipment No other warran...

Page 3: ...ate of the unit Check outlet to ensure proper grounding of the electrical cable Have a licensed electrician check the A C power outlet if you are not sure Use this unit for its intended purpose as des...

Page 4: ...g The model K 50 oven is thermostatically controlled oven with a temperature range of 100 300 F The thermostat is factory preset at 275 F but it is field adjustable To change thermostat setting see Co...

Page 5: ...rective Maintenance section Corrective Maintenance CHANGING ELEMENT 4 Disconnect wires on heating element 1 Disconnect power source 5 Remove old element and replace with new one 2 Remove two screws fr...

Page 6: ...perature Turning set screw counter clockwise increases temperature One fourth 1 4 turn equals approximately 35 F 3 Replace insulation and bottom of oven Model K 50 Repair Parts List ITEM QUANTITY DESC...

Page 7: ...ber and serial number and specify voltage and wattage when ordering repair parts spare parts or accessory parts All necessary attaching hardware is supplied with each part ordered Item numbers refer t...

Page 8: ...r Stainless Inconel Monel Nickel Brasses Bronzes Hard Surfacing Special Alloys 90 F 20 50 RH max 225 F 50 Two hour total Granulated or Agglomerated Flux 90 F 20 50 RH max 240 F 50 Not required 700 F 1...

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