User manual CISSELL ACDCMAN407

[. . . ] To change the time, use the "up" and "down" buttons. (The cooling time cannot be changed when Automatic Cooling is selected, "-A-" will show in the display when this button is held down. ) DRYING TIME. With this button held down, the drying time in minutes will be shown in the display. To change the time, use the "up" and "down" buttons. [. . . ] The heat turns off when the temperature in the dryer reaches the temperature set for the drying cycle. The temperature has to drop a set number of degrees below the drying temperature before the heat will turn on. The difference between the cycle temperature and the temperature to turn the heat on is called the differential temperature. This control allows the differential to be set between 5 and 25 degrees. The control "sums" the values set on the switches but will not go lower than 5 nor greater than 25. Page 6 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 NOTE: CONTROL BOARD AND OPTIONS ILLUSTRATION Page 7 DETAILS OF CONTROL BOARD AND OPTIONS (cont'd) Switch set #2 Switch #8 #7 #6 #5 #4 #3 #2 #1 No Function No Function No Function No Function No Function No Function No Function No Function ON --------OFF --------- Thermistor Calibration To verify the calibration of the thermistor circuit, proceed as follows: 1 Disconnect the thermistor leads going to the circuit board. 3 Press the "up arrow" and the "down arrow" keys to display the temperature. 5 If not 158° F, adjust the thermistor calibration potentiometer until the display reads . Reversing Dwell Time This potentiometer is used to set the dwell time when the dryer has the reversing option. The dwell is the time from when the motor turns off to when it turns on again in the opposite direction. Turning the knob counter-clockwise increases the dwell time and turning it clockwise decreases the dwell time. 120/230 Switch This switch must be switched to the correct input voltage for the control to work. Applying 230 V when switched to the 120 V position will blow fuses on the circuit board. Alarm Relay A socket has been included to add a relay for an alarm to signal the end of the cycle. The ALARM 1 and ALARM 2 terminals connect to the contacts of the relay. The relay energizes at the end of the cycle and stays energized until either the door is opened or the dryer is turned of f. Page 8 DETAILS OF OPERATION Status Indicators (LED's) and Buttons ON. If the dryer has not been used for 30 minutes, the control will turn itself off. If the door is opened during a cycle, the heat will turn off and the motors will stop. When the door is closed the display will flash the current cycle time until the START button is pressed. Pushing either the DRYING or the COOLING buttons will "toggle" the selection from AUTO to TIMED or from TIMED to AUTO. This functions in conjunction with the selection of the AUTO DRYING mode. The control will not allow the cycle to start unless a fabric has been selected. [. . . ] If the door of the dryer is not opened in 2 minutes or the control is not turned off, the dryer will start running in cooling for 30 minutes to prevent wrinkles from being set in the goods. Page 10 DETAILS OF OPERATION (cont'd) Power Failure If there is a power failure that lasts longer than 5 seconds, the control will temporarily halt the cycle and flash "_PF" in the display. TU3400 TU12254 TU12105 TU12106 TU12195 TU12196 TU12842 TU12841 TU11568 TU8013 TU3479 P104 FB187 TU2842 FG343 TU1771 TU9524 TU6808 TU5739 TU12863 ET235 & ACCESS Description DOOR ASSEMBLY 110 Lb. Dryer Reversing/Non-Reversing #6-32 Brass Nut Spacer Reversing Control Board Non-Rev. Panel Label Control Panel Access Door Trim Cissell Label #10-32 Truss Hd. [. . . ]