IceDry 800/1400
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CAUTION!
UTION!
UTION!
Do not restart the unit without first leaving the reactivation heater on for 12 hours. Serious damage to the unit can
be the result. Without immediate action there is a risk that there will be ice build-up in the reactivation circuit.
To avoid the risk for ice to build up, the in and outlet openings have to be blocked so no moisture can enter
the circuit and condensate and freeze up. With high humidity values outside this will create a problem within
a few hours.
Contact Munters Service to discuss the best solution how to minimise the effects of a power supply failure.
5.5.4 Stop
1. Operate the mode switch to the “0” position and check that both reactivation heater indicators go out.
NOTE!
In order for the unit to cool down, the reactivation air fan, process air fan and the drive motor will continue
to run (after the unit has been switched off) until the temperature has fallen below 50 °C.
2. Check that when the reactivation air temperature falls below 50 °C, the process air fan, reactivation fan
and drive motor indicators go out and that the power indicator remains on.
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CAUTION!
UTION!
UTION!
During stand-by (the mode switch in position 0) the main power switch must always be on to avoid build up of
ice inside the unit.
3. In order to dissipate any residual heat, the reactivation air fan and the rotor drive motor will continue to
run until the reactivation temperature has fallen below approximately 50 °C.
4. Check that the reactivation air fan and the drive motor stop once the reactivation temperature has fallen
below approximately 50 °C. A few minutes delay is normal.
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