Safety Instructions - THERMOBILE IMA 61 Manual Del Usuario

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Contents
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Safety instructions............................................. 16

Introduction ....................................................... 17
Getting started................................................... 18
Operation .......................................................... 19
Maintenance...................................................... 19
Troubleshooting ................................................ 21
Spare parts........................................................ 24
Technical information ........................................ 24
Installation of accessories ................................. 24
EC Declaration of conformity ............................ 24
Preface
This manual describes the use of the heaters as
mentioned on the cover. The information in this
manual is important for the correct and safe use
of the heater.
Identification of the product (Fig. 1)
The identification plate is attached to the side of
the heater. The identification plate shows the
following data:
A Year of production
B Serial number
C Electrical connection
D Airflow
E Capacity
F Production code
Service and technical support
For information about the heater, please contact
your dealer or the manufacturer. Make sure you
have the type and serial number of the heater.
Guarantee and liability
For the Guarantee and Liability see the terms and
conditions.
Environment
Note
The heater is made of various metals
and plastics. The heater also contains
electronic components that must go to
electronic waste. Please consult your
dealer for more information.
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Only applicable to the European
Union
Waste disposal of electric &
electronic equipment for business
use.
For further information regarding the
disposal of products for business use at
the end of their life span, please contact
your dealer or distributor in your country.
This product may not be disposed of
together with commercial waste or as
commercial waste.
1 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1.1 Pictograms in this manual
Caution
A caution shows a danger that can
cause damage to the equipment.
Warning
A warning shows a hazard that can
cause death or serious injury.
Warning
When working on the heater for
maintenance or repair works always
disconnect the electric power!
Hot
Some surfaces are hot! Wait until these
parts are cooled down sufficiently before
maintenance is carried out.
Suggestions and advice for conducting
the relevant tasks or activities more
easily.
1.2 Pictograms on the heater (Fig. 2)
A Hoisting instruction
B Reset keys of the thermostat
1.3 Pictograms on the burner (Fig. 3)
A Air quantity
B Air pressure
C Yellow sticker (not applicable for user)
D Pump pressure
E Red sticker (not applicable for user)
1.4 Use in conformity with destination
The heater is designed for use at construction
sites, showrooms, sports halls, transit sheds,
workshops, preparation areas, storage areas,
greenhouses, polyurethane tunnels, spray booth
heating and to dry agricultural products and bulbs.
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1.5 General instructions
Warning
• Read this manual carefully before
you use the heater.
• Keep this document near the
heater.
• Do the procedures as written.
• Do not lean on the heater.
• Do not stand closer than 2 m from
the outlet of the heater.
• Make sure there is sufficient air for
good combustion.
• Keep all inflammable material away
from the heater.
• Only do repair and maintenance
after the heater has cooled
sufficiently and the heater is
disconnected from the electric
power.
2 INTRODUCTION
2.1 Purpose
The heaters are indirect fired heaters with
photocell control and connections for room
thermostat and flue with rain cover.
The heaters are provided with two air fans.
The heaters are tested at sea level at a
temperature of 20 °C.
2.2 Operation principle
The heater is provided with two electric motors.
One motor drives the main fan. The other motor
drives the fuel pump and the fan for the burning
air. The fuel pump draws the fuel from the tank.
The fan blows air into the burner chamber. The
magnetic valve of the burner opens and the fuel
flows into the nozzle 40 seconds after the heater
is switched on. A spark between the electrodes
ignites the atomised fuel. The light from the flame
activates a photocell. After the safety time the
ignition switches off. When the air in the heater
reaches a certain temperature, the thermostat
switches on the motor of the main fan, which
blows the warm air out of the heater.
The magnetic valve closes when you switch off
the heater, or when the flame stops as a result of
a fault. The main fan blows until the thermostat
switches the main fan off. Then the cooling cycle
is complete.
This describes the heater in automatic mode. You
can also use the heater to blow continuously with
or without heating.
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The heater has a single fuel pipe system for the
fuel supply. On request the system can have a
twin-pipe system for fuel supply and fuel return.
2.3 Main components heater (Fig. 5)
A Rain cover
B Burner
C Identification plate
D Lifting eye
E Flue connection
F Main fan with motor
G Heat exchanger
H Burner chamber
I Tigerloop
J Fuel hose connection
K Fuel filter
L Fork-lift guides
M Push bar frame
N Switch box with operating panel
2.4 Main components burner (Fig. 6)
A Reset button of the burner relay
B Burner relay
C Magnetic valve
D Burner head with fan, nozzle, electrodes and
swivel disk
E Photocell
F Burner motor
G Fuel pump
H Ignition transformer
2.5 Operating panel (Fig. 7)
A Rotary switch:
- 0: The heater is switched off.
- 1: Ventilate
- 2: Ventilate automatically and heat
- 3: Ventilate continuously and heat
B Digital thermostat
C Thermostat reset keys
D Connector for the room thermostat
2.6 Digital thermostat
The digital thermostat (B) has three functions:
• Fan thermostat:
The thermostat will switch on the fan as soon
as the heater reaches the set temperature.
After switching off the heater, the fan will
continue to run. The fan cools down the
heater to prevent damage by overheating.
The fan automatically stops.
• Burner thermostat:
The burner thermostat stops the burner as
soon as the temperature of the heated air
becomes too high. When the air temperature
has dropped sufficiently, the thermostat will
switch on the burner again.
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