User manual CISSELL AOLAUKMAN592

[. . . ] Turn power switch on head should go to normal operating position (about 60 degrees). STEAM PIPING Secure the services of a competent steam fitter. Do not connect with any smaller piping than the size of the connection on the machine. If your machine is piped according to the illustration on page 5, you should have no problem with steam supply NOTE: This illustration does not illustrate the piping of this machine but is representative of correct steam piping procedure. [. . . ] Timer T4 controls the release of the press head and also determines when the second vacuum begins. The head lift speed control valve #8 in back of Solenoid Valve SV3 controls the speed of the press head as it begins to lift off the buck to prevent vacuum pick-up of the garment. Timer T4 should be set at 1 to 2 seconds depending on where the head lift speed control valve is set. Timer T5 controls the length of the second vacuum and ends the automatic cycle. Timer T5 must be set higher than Timer T4 in order to get second vacuum. IF THE HEAD DOES NOT OPEN WIDE This indicates that one of the reed switch disks has been rotated on the cylinder shaft. EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON The emergency stop button is connected to a reserve air tank. In case of air or electrical failure, or both at the same time, the air in the tank will return the head to the full open position (110 degrees). AIR FILTER The plastic bowl has a manual petcock which should be drained daily. If there seems to be an excessive accumulation of oily water, the air storage tank may need to be drained or the compressor may have bad rings that need to be replaced. If the air filter cartridge appears to be stopped up, it can be taken out and cleaned, usually by just blowing it clean with an air hose. CAUTION: Remove all air pressure from the machine and air lines before removing the filter bowl. PADDING No press will turn out quality work with inferior or worn-out padding. Padding that has been packed down too much slows down both buck steam and vacuum. Low spots also tend to show up, giving unequal pressure and poor quality. We recommend cleaning the combination pads (those with sponge rubber inserts) every two weeks by making heavy suds with a clothes type detergent (Wisk, etc. ) and spreading a thick coating of suds only no water to the surface of the pads. [. . . ] Buck Steam Foot Switch Stuck Closed Holding Valve Open. No Vacuum Switch Manual: 1. ) 2. ) 3. ) 4. ) Vacuum Foot Switch Not Activited or Defective. Kinked Air Line From Air Valve #2 To Air Cylinder #19. Vacuum All The Time: 1. ) Vacuum Valve Leaking or Stuck Open. Buck Padding Getting Wet: 1. ) Steam Pressure Too Low. 3. ) Leaking Vacuum Valve. Head Steam Too Wet: 1. ) Steam Pressure Too Low. [. . . ]