PennBarry Muffan FS Operation & Maintenance Manual Download Page 6

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INSTALLATION

3/16” silicone bead 

all perimeter  

3/16” silicone bead 

all perimeter  

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3B

3D

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Detail B 

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INTAKE EXTENSION ASSEMBLY
(OPTIONAL) (REFER TO FIGURES 7 & 8)

1.   Remove #3 and other loose parts from crating and packaging.
2.   Blower housing (#1) must be attached to roof curb in order to fix the intake height.
3.   Lift and place #3 to opening of #1. Hold horizontal and provide temporary support underneath. Be certain that end of #3 closest 

to #1 has solid side panels; holes in side panels (see detail A) are for legs located at the opposite end.

4.   Secure #3 to #1 via hardware as shown in figure 7.
5.   Assemble #3B to #3A via hardware as shown in figure 6 to complete a set of two legs. Note the legs must be assembled to be 

right hand and left hand as shown in figure 7. 

6.   Locate proper holes on each leg to match pre-punched holes of #3A per detail A. Attach legs via hardware as shown in figure 

7.

7.   Attach #3C and #3D to #3A per detail B via hardware as shown in figure 7.
8.   Attach #2 to #3 via hardware as shown in figure 7. Refer to instructions above for installing the Intake Housing Assembly for 

details.

9.   Caulk in two places as shown in figure 8.

Summary of Contents for Muffan FS

Page 1: ...lly before attempting to assemble install operate or maintain the product described Protect yourself and others by observing all safety information Failure to comply with instructions could result in...

Page 2: ...2 www PennBarry com TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 INSTALLATION 4 7 START UP AND OPERATION 8 MAINTENANCE 9 10 TROUBLESHOOTING CHECKLIST 11...

Page 3: ...on a level solid surface preferably indoors If outside storage is necessary protect the units against moisture and dirt by encasing the carton crates in plastic or in some similar weatherproof materia...

Page 4: ...t the connection of in line aluminum fans in kitchen hood exhaust systems According to present NFPA96 interpretation ANY fan used in such duct work must be made of steel with liquid tight welds at all...

Page 5: ...gure 3 4 Remove 2A from 2 per figure 4 Install 2C filter s per figure 5 Re attach 2A 5 Caulk per figure 6 Re install item 1A INSTALLATION Figure 2 1 2B 2 2A 1A 2C Figure 3 1 2 2B 2A Figure 4 2A 2 2B 1...

Page 6: ...closest to 1 has solid side panels holes in side panels see detail A are for legs located at the opposite end 4 Secure 3 to 1 via hardware as shown in figure 7 5 Assemble 3B to 3A via hardware as show...

Page 7: ...ble 5 Parts Reference Ref No Description Qty 3 Intake Extension Assembly 1 3A Intake Extension Vertical Support 2 3B Intake Extension Horizontal Support 2 3C Intake Extension Horizontal Stiffener 1 3D...

Page 8: ...ion gauges g Check belt for proper sheave selection Make sure it is not in reverse position h Make sure there is no foreign loose material in ductwork leading to and from fan or in the fan itself j Pr...

Page 9: ...upersede any safety considerations DO NOT OVER GREASE as most lubricants deteriorate motor windings and thereby reduce motor life Table 6 Recommended Lubricants Manufacturer Product Temp Range BP LG P...

Page 10: ...he system in operation may result in an explosive opening On the upstream or suction side the inflow may be sufficient to suck tools and clothing etc and may even cause a man to lose his balance When...

Page 11: ...ll 4 Empty Grease Box Motor Overheating 1 Belt Slippage 1 Adjust Tension or Replace Bad Belts 2 Over Voltage Or Under Voltage 2 Contact Power Supply Company 3 Operation In Wrong Direction 3 Reverse Di...

Page 12: ...ual illustrates the appearance of PennBarry products at the time of publication View the latest updates on the PennBarry website 2018 PennBarry All Rights Reserved Revised AUGUST 2018 PennBarry is pro...

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