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Operating Instructions and Parts Manual 

Hand Dryer

Diagnostics and Remedies

If the dryer will not run

The dryer cycles by itself
or runs constantly

The  dryer  runs  but  air
stream is low pressure
and/or low velocity

Ensure that there is no obstruction on or in front of the IR sensor. Clean
any dirt or debris off the sensor lens. If problem persists, replace sensor.

First ensure that the breaker supplying the dryer is operational. If it is,
disconnect  the  power  and  remove  the  dryer  cover.  Taking  suitable
precautions to avoid shock hazard, reconnect the power and check for
voltage at the terminal block. Verify that connections are made correctly.

Ensure that the supply voltage is correct.  Dryer will run weakly if the
input voltage is too low.  Verify voltage requirement on unit rating label
and correct supply as required.

The dryer makes a loud
noise and does not run
for a complete cycle

Ensure that the supply voltage is correct. Dryer will make a loud humming
noise  if  the  input  voltage  is  too  high.  Verify  voltage  requirement  on  unit
rating label and correct supply as required. If CBM has been damaged,
replace CBM, IR sensor module.

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Corrective Actions for Initial Installation Failures

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ADA

-compliant hand dryer 

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Corrective Actions for In-Service Failures

If the dryer will not run

The IR sensor only "sees"
close range objects

Ensure that there is no obstruction on or in front of the IR sensor. Clean
any dirt or debris off the sensor lens. Check VR for sensor range setting. If
problem persists, disconnect the power and remove the dryer cover and

replace CBM, IR sensor module.

First ensure that the breaker supplying the dryer is operational. If it is,
disconnect  the  power  and  remove  the  dryer  cover.  Replace  the  CBM
and IR sensor module or disconnect heater element from circuit;check 
resistance

  (

Ω) 

of  element  with  multimeter.  If 

Ω

  is  off-scale  infinitely 

large  then  replace  element.  If 

Ω

  is  between  25  and  30  then  check 

motor  brushes  for  wear  and  replace  them  if  remaining  graphite  is 

 25/64" [10

mm

]. 

If after reassembly and testing there is stil no motor

function  then  replace  motor.  Taking  suitable  precautions  to  avoid 
shock  hazard,  reconnect  the  power  and  check  for  Voltage  at  the 
terminal block.

The air stream is low
pressure and velocity

Check the output nozzle for obstructions. If none are present, disconnect
the  power.  Remove  the  dryer  cover.  Remove  any  dust/lint  buildup  from 
intake  vent  slots.  Check  VR  for  speed  setting.  Disassemble  the  blower-
motor/fan housing. Check the motor brushes for worn condition (

 25/64" 

[10 mm] graphite remains) and replace them, if necessary.

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Страница 1: ...pping Weight Unit Size PERFORMANCE DATA 220 240VAC 50 60Hz 4 2A 1 0KW 55 C when ambient Temp 25 C MAX adjustable by owner MIN 69 2dB A to 69 3dB A MAX 2m adjustable by owner IP24 500W 22000 29000rpm adjustable brush type dual ball bearings Auto resetting thermostat turns unit off at 95 C Range adjustable by owner 275 500 W Auto resetting thermostat turns heater element off at 85 C resets at 75 C t...

Страница 2: ...n relief clamp on chassis Clamp cable prep ends of wires and insert correct wires into terminal block at locations L N G Using a small flat blade screwdriver ensure each wire is properly secured with terminal block top lock screws Connections see fig 6 refer to Circuit Diagram and see Note B A Connect the live wire colored Brown Red or Black to the terminal block marked L B Connect the neutral wir...

Страница 3: ... asijdmacdonald com au 1 2 3 Bushing Wall 8 RWO STUB CABLE DETAIL OF BUSHING IN STEP 4 TO PUSH INTO KO A B A 4 A REMOVE KO PUSH BUSHING INTO HOLE B C WIRE GOES IN D 5 7 A B A B B A A DETAIL A FOR STEP 5 3 16 5 Item 36 NOTE B OPTIONAL TERMINALS FOR STRANDED WIRE 14 16 GA FOR STEP 6 HOOK TYP A B 6 SEE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM IN OWNER MANUAL 1207311534 SLACK CABLE SEE NOTE B ...

Страница 4: ...l wire tip x 3 pcs Service Tool Included with installation kit Security hex 4 mm x 1 pc 5 32 pin hex will work if tool is lost wrench Please unpack the unit and check the quantity of the above tool and kit Operation See Installation Guide IG on pages 2 3 Shake excess water from hands Place hands under the nozzle and dryer automatically starts operation LED in sensor array shines blue light during ...

Страница 5: ...t Board Module MO2 HE2 N MO1 HE1 L Transistor Power Switch VR G N L Thermostat Red 110 120V Black G Y Blue Motor With Thermal Switch 2A Heater With Thermo fuse FOR SENSOR White 110 120V Sensor module VR FOR SPEED Black Brown 5 www asijdmacdonald com au VR FOR AIR SPEED Warm a r speed adjustment i 1 Switch off the power loosen the cover screws and remove the cover 2 Use small Philips head screwdriv...

Страница 6: ... asijdmacdonald com au www asijdmacdonald com au 1800 023 441 ASI JD MacDonald Pty Ltd Symptom Corrective Actions for In Service Failures If the dryer will not run The IR sensor only sees close range objects Ensure that there is no obstruction on or in front of the IR sensor Clean any dirt or debris off the sensor lens Check VR for sensor range setting If problem persists disconnect the power and ...

Страница 7: ...Sensor module Label Circuit Diagram Cover Stainless steel Satin 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 36 37 38 39 40 Key Part A0393 A0274 A0363 A0364 A0124 A0276 A0268 A0242 A0277 Description Qty 1 1 2 1 2 8 2 1 4 2 1 1 1 1 3 1 2 4 2 Rating label 10 0135 2 Dry hand chamber Security hex screw Recessed box Screw M4x10 philips pan head Self threading screw M4x10 philips pan head Screw M3x16 phili...

Страница 8: ...ly Diagram Tool Req d Security hex wrench Item 31 Tools Req d Not provided Crimp tool Philips 1 2 Wire cutter Flat blade 3 64 THK 1 1 36 Optional Terminals Provided in kit Use AWG 16 14 MAX 1 2 5 8 9 10 11 13 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 24 23 24 25 25 25 26 27 28 29 20 28 37 SEE INSTALLATION STEPS Typical Location 1 of 5 Positions Provided in kit Provided in kit 38 39 3 4 6 7 32 33 40 1 8 DIA Ø3 ...

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