Your paper dryer is
warranted for one year and is designed to give you many years of trouble
free service.
Plug the dryer into
an electrical outlet and check the GFIC (Ground Fault Interrupt Circuit
outlet) before
turning on the switch.
Push in the red or “R” button until you feel a click. Test the GFIC
weekly by pushing the black “Test” button and resetting with the
red “Reset” button. The GFIC will protect you from electrical shock
when using your UV paper dryer.
The print screens can
be pulled out from the front of the unit, to facilitate placing the paper
in the dryer,
by moving them to the
left slightly so the front edge clears on the right side.
Main Off/On Switch
The main power switch
located to the right of the GFIC should be in the UP position to power
the unit.
Once you have set the
fan speed and temperature switch at the desired settings for your paper
and
chemistry, you simply
use the main off/on switch to shut off and turn your unit off. This
will prevent
adjusting fan speed
and temperature each time you print.
Fan Speed Switch and Green Light
The fan speed switch
is located to the right of the main off/on switch. Rotate the fan
control knob
clockwise to the right
until it “clicks” on. Just after the “click” is the maximum fan speed.
Rotating the
knob clockwise reduces
fan speed. Set your fan speed so that dry paper does not flutter
or lift off the
drying screen or rub
on the screen above. This setting will depend on you paper weight.
The green light
indicates the fans
(3) are running.
Heater Control and Red Light
Warning: Do
not operate the heater -red light indicator- unless the dryer fans are
operating -
indicated
by the green light. It could possibly damage the heater and cause
a fire in the unit.
Remember: Green light
first -then its OK to operate Red light. Never leave the dryer operating
for an
extended time unattended,
because electronic control devices can fail without notice and create
a potential fire hazard.
The temperature control
is located above the other controls. Rotate the temperature control
knob
clockwise to the right
until it “clicks” on. Just after the “click” is the minimum temperature
setting. Rotating
the knob clockwise
increases the temperature. Again, do not operate the heater -red
light indicator-
unless the unit fans
are operating -indicated by the green light
Electrostatic Filter
Your paper dryer contains
an electrostatic filter which removes particulate produced by the paper
drying
process. Heated
air is blown over the coated paper and it passes thru a electrostatic filter
element located
in the right side of
the unit. The filtered air is then recirculated around the back side
of the unit and
returned to the left
end where it passes over the finned-heater element again. After coating
25 or so
prints, remove the
filter by removing the small front piece on the far right hand side of
the dryer. Remove
the brass Phillips
head screw just inside the main chamber door, towards the front and on
the right side
of the unit.
Carefully remove the front piece. .
Its best to treat
the material captured on the filter as hazardous. Make a special
effort not to
inhale any of
the material from the filter during cleaning. Wearing a dust mask
is advised during
removal, and
until the filter is flushed thoroughly with water. Now, slide the
filter screen frame
forward to remove.
Although the filter
will not appear to be dirty because what is captured on the filter is the
same color as
the filter. Flush
with warm soapy water and rinse. Thoroughly dry the filter before
re-installing the filter.
Slide the bottom edge
of the filter into the bottom slot. This is a tight fit, and when
the filter in almost all
the way in, it will
be necessary to put your hand in the opening and gently guide the filter
forward and
to the left so that
it fits flat along the screen rail. When in place, install the front
piece with the two
Phillips head screws.
Dryer Operation
It is recommended that
you operate the dryer for about 20 minutes to warm it up and let the temperature
stabilize before drying
your first coating. Printers report drying at a temperature of 105
degrees F in about 3-4
minutes for the larger
prints. With the included thermometer you can determine the best
drying
temperature, fan speed,
and time for your paper and chemistry. Once your temperature and
fans speed
are set, use the main
off/on switch to turn you unit off and on, and it will not be necessary
to reset them.
Enjoy no more hair dryer waving.
Questions? Send
Questions to "JonE at EEPJON.com"
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