RTC 2115150301, Owner'S Manual

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machine at the approximate locations shown on the installation drawing (see
Documentation Section), and slide the shipment skid out from under the machine.
Do not attempt to lift the machine at one point or at points other than
recommended; failure to follow these instructions invites frame damage and will
void the warranty.
NOTE
:
The lifting device must extend under the machine and support both
sides of the frame structure.
Remove the base covers and adjust the leveling screws to level the frame within .06
inch overall. Each of the leveling screws should support an equal amount of
weight.
1.2.3. Machine Inspection
Remove the upper and lower side covers from both sides of the machine. Inspect
all lamp connections for soundness and for loose hardware that may have become
dislodged during shipment. Inspect the lower electrical compartment for shipping
damage, loose connections, or components. Finally, inspect the furnace interior,
checking for broken lamps, foreign objects, or any components that may have come
loose during shipment. Report any shipping damage immediately to the Radiant
Technology Customer Service Department.
1.2.4. Providing Power
These machines are built and tested to the voltage specified on the nameplate
located adjacent to the power entrance hole in the lower electrical compartment.
Electrical power, matching the specifications on the nameplate, is to be connected
to the contactor or circuit breaker located directly above the entrance hole. A
ground terminal is provided for a safety ground. (5-wire system is optional.) All
city and local codes should be followed when wiring this system for power.
1.2.5. Providing Gas and Air
Oil-free dry shop air, at a maximum recommended dew point of 59°F, is to be
brought to the machine through a customer supplied line with a minimum inside
diameter of 3/4 inch. In addition to the supply line, a pressure gauge and regulator
is required if the supply pressure fluctuates or goes above 70 psi. Connections for
gas require the same line size and a regulator to control the pressure to 70 psi
maximum. The supply temperature of both gas and air should be above the dew
point of the room air to prevent condensation from forming on the feed lines and
dripping into the furnace.
WARNING: The flowmeters on these furnaces are rated at 70 psi maximum;
operating beyond 70 psi exposes the operator to possible injury.