RYNO WORX RY10MA Owner'S Manual Download Page 5

Assembly Instructions

Part 1 

– Assembly and Parts 

Familiarize yourself with the assembly and parts drawings below which name all the controls of the melter. Pay 

close attention to how the parts are assembled. You may use this drawing as a reference during the assembly 

process. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Material 

Control Valve

Shoe

Lid

Handle Bars

Shoe Control Arm

Valve Control Arm

Spring

Valve Control

Front Caster

Agitation Handle

Torch

Thermometer

Propane Tank

Propane Tank Chain

Rear Wheel

Propane Tank Shelf

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Summary of Contents for RY10MA

Page 1: ...Ryno Worx RY10MA Owner s Manual 10 Gallon Direct Fire Melter Applicator Torch Model...

Page 2: ...use a liquid propane tank with a damaged valve Do not store spare liquid propane cylinders within 10 feet 3m of this equipment Do not store or use gasoline or other flammable liquids or vapors within...

Page 3: ...le Melter According to the Illustrations and Instructions 9 Operations Guide 19 Part 1 Loading and Lighting your Melter 20 Part 2 Agitating and Monitoring Temperature 23 Part 3 Applying Crack Filler t...

Page 4: ...o purchase the correct material to ensure safe and effective operation Within this document are complete instructions for how to assemble use and care for your equipment Please make sure you read and...

Page 5: ...the melter Pay close attention to how the parts are assembled You may use this drawing as a reference during the assembly process Material Control Valve Shoe Lid Handle Bars Shoe Control Arm Valve Co...

Page 6: ...Control Arm 1 A9436 3 Shoe Control Arm 1 A9437 4 Tank Shelf 1 5 Agitation Handle 1 6 Thermometer 1 A9165 7 Torch Hose and Regulator 8 Rear Wheel 2 A9169 9 Front Caster Assembly 2 A9441 10 Flow Valve 1...

Page 7: ...Part Part Number Agitation Upgrade Kit Agitation Upgrade Kit 6...

Page 8: ...Part Part Number Thermometer Guard Upgrade Kit Thermometer Guard Upgrade Kit 7...

Page 9: ...e At this time be sure to remove all loose parts from the inside of the kettle You should have all the required parts as illustrated on the drawing below as well as the required hardware to complete a...

Page 10: ...t caster subassembly on the melter Cut the zip tie and lower the shoe to the ground Assembly Instructions Part 3 Assemble Melter According to the Illustrations and Instructions With all the parts laid...

Page 11: ...sten the lower handle bar supports with an M12 washer and locknut on each stud Be sure to align in the orientation shown Fasten the upper handle bars on each side with M12 bolts washers and locknuts 1...

Page 12: ...e until it bottoms out 2 Turn the threaded rod back until it is in the correct alignment with the handle Alignment for the valve and shoe control arms shown on the left 3 Tighten the nut to lock the l...

Page 13: ...de and then insert the opposite end of the control arm into the appropriate hole on the valve or shoe Control Arm Guide Valve Control Arm Hole Shoe Control Arm Hole each control arm end to secure each...

Page 14: ...Fasten the agitation handle with an M8 bolt washers and locknut in the lower of the two holes on the agitation sweep bar 13...

Page 15: ...the shelf into the slots on the melter wall Install the shelf by inserting the two tabs on Thread the thermometer into the collar as shown 14...

Page 16: ...Install the handle on the melter lid with M8 washers and locknuts as shown 15...

Page 17: ...Place a new and full propane cylcinder not provided on the shelf as shown above Hook the provided chain on the hooks attached to the melter wall 16...

Page 18: ...channel at the bottom of the melter Fully insert the torch hook into the 17...

Page 19: ...Be careful not to overtighten cylinder and firmly tighten with a wrench Thread the regulator into the propane 18...

Page 20: ...o leaks or physical damage 4 You are outdoors in a well ventilated area that is free and clear of any flammable matter 5 You have completed the assembly of the equipment correctly 6 You have Direct Fi...

Page 21: ...lter 1 2 Fully CLOSE the regulator valve by turning the knob on the regulator COUNTERCLOCKWISE Fully OPEN the propane cylinder by turning the valve COUNTERCLOCKWISE Make sure the valve on the torch ha...

Page 22: ...rn the regulator knob two turns CLOCKWISE so that the propane starts to flow 1 Pull the torch back from the torch holder 2 Use a striker or match to light the torch 3 Return the torch to the torch hol...

Page 23: ...manufacturer s recommended material maximum temperature 5 Adjust the flame by turning the knob on the regulator Clockwise Increase pressure Counterclockwise Decrease pressure Pressure ranges from 0 4...

Page 24: ...ill eventually plug or block your flow valve which can slow down the application process Part 3 Applying Crack Filler to Pavement Once you have effectively liquefied the crack sealant you may begin ap...

Page 25: ...which are recommended Description Before Each Use Every 25 Hours Every 75 Hours Check Propane Tank fuel level refill as needed X Inspect regulator and hose for physical damage or leaks X Inspect front...

Page 26: ...begins to melt Alternatively you may heat up the valve using a propane torch assembly 2 This is routine maintenance as described in the maintenance guide Make sure your melter is cool enough to touch...

Page 27: ...g at the transfer tube The flow valve is designed with tight tolerances and designed to be removable for easy cleaning It is not uncommon for your flow valve to have an occasional drip where it meets...

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