O
PERATING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Plug in to a standard outlet with the correct voltage and amperage for the unit.
2. Place the dryer in the desired operating position.
3. Set the switch at the desired speed: low or high.
4. Check for proper operation before leaving the unit unattended.
Do not move or carry the dryer when it is running.
Daisy-chained: Up to 6 units may be plugged into on a single 15 amp circuit and
up to 9 on a 20 amp circuit. The axial fan is equipped with dual power outlets that
will allow you to "daisy chain" up to 5 units units. Do not "daisy chain" more than 5
units. The axial fan system has a 12 amp circuit breaker built in that will trip if more
than 5 units are "daisy chained" from a single machine.
12 AMP Resettable Circuit Breaker
The axial fan features a 12 amp circuit breaker that will "trip" if more than 12 amps of
electrical current is drawn through the cord.
GFCI Protection and Outlet
The axial fan provides a standard duplex GFCI outlet for daisy-chaining multiple
units together. The GFCI protection promotes operator safety and will "trip" is an
electrical ground fault is sensed. To test the GFCI protection, press the TEST button.
If operating properly, the RESET button on the GFCI outlet will pop out.
Operating Positions
The axial fan is designed to operate in multiple positions for any type of drying.
1. Tilt Back – Tilt the axial fan backward on the four curved molded legs at an
angle to direct air for elevated drying.
2. Upright – Set the axial fan square with the handle on the top to direct air across
a room.
3. Tilt Forward – Tilt the axial fan forward on the "standing legs at an angle to
direct airflow along the flow in front of the dryer.
4. Face Down – Set the axial fan on the four curved molded legs with the
"standing legs" facing up to direct air straight down.
5. Powr Pitch – Model PDaxial fan is equipped with a 3º down angle leg.
6. Stack for Storage – the axial fan interlock and stack for easy
storage and transport.
M
AINTENANCE
Periodic Maintenance
1. Check power cord for any breaks, seperations or cuts.
2. Make sure the ground pin or grounding prong is intact or
the machine will be unsafe to operate.
2 postion switch and daisy-chained outlets
Cord wrap
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S
ROUBLE
HOOTING
Trouble Shooting (if the dryer will not run)
1. Check electrical cord; is it firmly seated in wall outlet
2. Check GFCI and reset if tripped
3. Check if dryer circuit breaker is tripped, reset if necessary.
4. Check to see if building circuit breaker is tripped. If circuit
is overloaded, move cord to different GFCI outlet.
5. If using an extension cord, make sure it is in good
condition, proper gauge and firmly connected.
Operations & Maintenance Manual
For Commercial Use Only
Model Windshear
98782 (115v) & 98783 (230v)
Form No. L 9700
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