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Refractory Curing Procedure 

 
 
Start Burner and burn for  

 

 

 

5 minutes 

Allow 

to 

cool 

for 

    15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      5 

minutes 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      15 

minutes 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      15 

minutes 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      30 

minutes 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      30 

minutes 

 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      1 

hour 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      1 

hour 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      2 

hours 

Cool 

      15 

minutes 

 
Burn 

      3 

hours 

 
 

Total 

Time 

     12 hours 

 
 

 

There will be hairline cracks and minor scaling of the refractory when curing is 
completed. This is a normal result of the curing process 

 
 

 

Summary of Contents for A400-G

Page 1: ...r Model A400 G Operators Manual Important Failure to cure refractory Before using will void warranty see refractory curing procedure Tampering with orifices in the burner will void warranty Revised January 2005 1 ...

Page 2: ...ifications Page 4 Service installation sheet Page 5 Site plan fitting Page 6 Assembly Instructions Page 7 Commissioning start up procedures Page 8 Operator instructions Page 8 Refractory Curing Procedure Page 9 Inspection Servicing Page 10 Fitting Chimney through roof dia Page 11 Warranty Page 12 ...

Page 3: ...n to composting Studies found costs of incineration to be very favourable against other methods of disposal SANITARY Waste can be destroyed as fast as it accumulates Nothing is left to spread disease or to attract rodents and flies CONVENIENT Fill the chamber and turn on the burner No watching required since timer automatically shuts down burner Alternative methods frequently require more time to ...

Page 4: ...HZ 10 amp LP 3 0 GPH 11 4 l hr Natural 275 CFH 7 8 m3 hr FUEL CONSUMPTION Fuel Oil 3 0 GPH 13 2 l hr Secondary Chamber DEFRA Approved models only Chamber size outside Width 43cm Height 200cm Length 66cm Chamber Volume 44 cubic meters We reserve the right to alter specifications without prior notice Installation Must be installed in accordance with local codes and ordinances subject to regulatory a...

Page 5: ...5 Inciner8 Incinerator Model A400 Installation Location Installed by Date Sold By Service Record Date Comments ...

Page 6: ...n and inspection Electrical Service 220 Volt 50 60 HZ 10 Amp 1 Electrical service can be supplied by plugging into the cordset NOTE Polarity must be maintained or the burners will not operate If burners lock out after approximately 5 seconds and the blower continues to operate then the polarity is incorrect It should be corrected at the power source not in the incinerator control Fuel Install gas ...

Page 7: ...nuts 3 Position the stack screen over the top of the stack and attach with the 3 x screws Primary Chamber 1 Bolt the door latch to the primary chamber with 4 x 3 8 16 x 1 bolts and nuts 2 Bolt the counter weight to the counter weight arm with 2 x 5 16 18 x 7 1 2 bolt and nuts IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT THE DOOR IS NICELY BALANCED AND MAKES A FIRM SEAL AROUND THE WHOLE CASE WHEN CLOSED SHUT FAILURE ...

Page 8: ...ty 5 Once the temperature reaches in excess of 850 deg C displayed on the temperature readout select the Off setting on the switch 6 NOW LOAD THE INCINERATOR Keep the waste 20cm away from the burner port 7 Lock the unit door to ensure that no one can inadvertently access the chamber during the burn 8 START BURNER by setting the switch to incinerate for the desired burn time A full load will normal...

Page 9: ...utes Burn 15 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 30 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 30 minutes Cool 15 minutes Burn 1 hour Cool 15 minutes Burn 1 hour Cool 15 minutes Burn 2 hours Cool 15 minutes Burn 3 hours Total Time 12 hours There will be hairline cracks and minor scaling of the refractory when curing is completed This is a normal result of the curing process ...

Page 10: ...000 hours or annually whichever is the sooner Service Inspection procedures should include 1 Check for leaks in all pipe work and gas supply 2 Check for leak tightness of the unit ensuring all waste gas travels up the chimney output 3 All safety shut off valves and safety guards should be inspected 4 A temperature and combustion analysis should be performed to ensure that there is no deterioration...

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Page 12: ...ty for returning merchandise pursuant to this warranty with reasons for the request Limitations Products which are abused or neglected are not covered under this warranty including overfilling units or covering burner outlets please refer to manual for usage instructions Warrantor shall not be responsible for the costs of removal or reinstallation of its products and shall not be liable for transp...

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