Hydro-Temp HOT Series, Customer'S Manual

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Customer Manual 5.2.3
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Hydro-Temp™ Corporation has compiled this manual with care; however Hydro-Temp™ does not warrant
that the information in this manual is free of errors. Hydro-Temp™ reserves the right to change any portion
of this manual without notice. The appearance of any technical data or editorial material in this manual
does not constitute endorsement, warranty, or guarantee by
Hydro-Temp™ of any product, service,
process, procedure, design, or the like. The user assumes the entire risk of the use of any information in
this manual.
Contact Information:
Hydro-Temp™ Corporation
P.O. Box 566
3636 Hwy 67 South
Pocahontas, AR 72455
870-892-8343
www.Hydro-Temp.com
Do not install, operate, or maintain this equipment before carefully reading the instruction manual.
Additional copies of this manual are available from the installing dealer or from Hydro-Temp™ Corporation.
Save these and any other operating instructions for yourself and any future owners of this equipment.
1.0 Transportation & Storage
Move and store units in an upright position. Do not stack units.
Inspect shipment for shipping damage and check packing slip for accuracy. Any equipment or cartons in
question should be removed from the packing and physically inspected. If any damage is detected, the
carrier should make a note on the delivery slip acknowledging the damage.
During freezing conditions special consideration should be made to prevent unit damage.
If a unit is
taken to the job site or put in storage, anti-freeze will need to be pumped into the water coils to
prevent freezing.
Failure to do this will void warranty.
2.0 Electrical Hazard Warnings
THE FOLLOWING IS A GENERAL WARNING STATEMENT WHICH SHOULD BE READ AND
UNDERSTOOD BEFORE OPERATING YOUR NEWHYDRO-TEMP™ UNIT.
There are noend user maintenance items inside the cabinet of the unit. If the unit operates unusually or
develops a leak, turn off all electrical power to unit and call your service technician.
ELECTRIC SHOCK CAN KILL!!
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Always protect yourself and others. Always turn off system power before removing panels. Some units
may have more than one or two power supplies.
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Keep all covers and panels in place at all times. Do not open panel/doors. Removing panel/doors present
an Electric shock and/or pinch hazard.
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Do not stick hands into return or any other opening.
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All repairs, electrical or mechanical, should be attempted only by trained Hydro-Temp™ technicians. In
the event of a unit problem, do not reset the equipment before correcting the problem. Equipment failure
due to resetting without first correcting the problem will not be covered by the warranty.
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The presence of water around the base of the unit constitutes an electrical hazard. Turn off the power to
the unit as soon as water leakage is discovered and call a service technician immediately.