4600 N. Mason Montgomery Road
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Mason, OH 45040
800
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677
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0076
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Fax: 513
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923
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5694
www.CinInd.com
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A Subsidiary of The Armor Group, Inc.
Version 1.04
October 2014
Note
: During first week of operation, closely inspect
spray nozzles and hub assemblies for debris which
may have collected. Clean as per IX.B.
Caution
: Shut off power at the disconnect
before opening the control panel.
Note
: Gas burner delay timer (1TR) in control panel
prevents buildup of fumes in burner prior to ignition.
Timer is preset at five seconds.
Note
: We recommend adjustments to the burner be
made by your local gas company or a reputable
service company.
Important
: For satisfactory cleaning the proper
detergent must be used.
Local sales or factory representative will assist in
initial start up unless otherwise stated in order.
1. Remove grip strut walkway from inside of
machine. Open drain valve. Remove filter and
pump protection screens.
2. Flush out tank and inside walls, preferably with
high
-
pressure hose, to remove contaminants,
which may remain from fabrication, shipment, or
installation. With subsequent cleaning, after
washer operation, care must be taken to clean
float switches, heating elements, tank corners, and
pump compartment.
3. When cleaning is completed, close drain and
replace screens and walkway.
4. To fill tank open manual valve and allow water to
rise to the overflow level. If option included on
washer, press A
UTOMATIC
W
ATER
F
ILL
button on
the control panel.
1. Verify that tank is filled. Low level cutoff float,
provided with gas and electric heat, will prevent
tank heat from being activated when water is low.
2. Set desired wash temperature (140°
-
160° F).
3. Turn on power to washer at disconnect switch.
4. Steam Heat
-
Open manual steam valve; turn
control panel heat switch to ON.
5. Electric Heat
-
Turn control panel HEAT switch to
on.
Tank Preparation
On initial start
-
up, check rotation of all motors.
Rotation of Motors
Activating Tank Heat Assembly
When hot water is supplied directly to the washer
rinse manifold, customer's heater must be adjusted to
provide the desired temperature on the rinse
temperature gauge in the control panel.
The electric and gas booster heaters are
thermostatically controlled and preset at time of
manufacture to provide a (180
-
195 deg. F) rinse.
Consult the respective operating manual enclosed.
The steam booster heater is sized to provide a (180
-
195 deg. F) rinse at rated flow and pressure when
supplied with 10
-
15 PSI. of steam. See dimension
print. Further temperature adjustment can be made
by use of a steam pressure regulator.
Rinse Water Temperature Control
6. Gas Heat
a. Open manual gas valve and turn combination
gas valve to
ON
.
b. Turn control panel heat switch to
ON
.
c. Burner is automatically lit. The draft inducer,
when furnished, will be energized.
d. A damper in exhaust stack should be used to
control the amount of draft.
When
the
wash
water
reaches
operating
temperature, add desired amount of cleaning
compound.
Consult
chemical
supplier
for
recommendations.
(Cont.)
Detergent
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ACK
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ASHER
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