Aquafog Turbo XE Manual

MODEL:
XE-2000-EXP
Read & Understand
Retain for Future Reference
TURBO XE ATOMIZER
USER'S MANUAL AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATOR'S MANUAL
NOTICE
UL and CSA Electrical Components
Rear-Feed
XE

General Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Placement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- motor & tubing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- installing blade assembly . . . . . . . . . . .
- housing & pivot adjustment . . . . . . .
- connecting water & power . . . . . .
Operation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Common Setups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Troubleshooting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Turbo XE Exploded View . . . . . . . . . . . .
Flowmeter Exploded View . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Part Identication List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Maintenance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Warranty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Description
Aquafog units are intended to condition large
volumes of air using water or other non-hazardous
liquids at air temperatures between 31ºF and 145ºF.
Any other use of these units will void the warranty
and the manufacturer will not be responsible for
problems or damages resulting from misuse.
Safety Guidelines
This manual contains very important information.
This information will help ensure SAFETY and
PREVENT EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS. Use these
symbols to understand safety guidelines.
DANGER DANGER INDICATES AN
IMMINENTLY HAZARDOUS
SITUATION WHICH, IF NOT AVOIDED, WILL RESULT IN
DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
WARNING INDICATES A
POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS
SITUATION WHICH, IF NOT AVOIDED, COULD RESULT IN
DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURY.
CAUTION INDICATES A
POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS
SITUATION WHICH, IF NOT AVOIDED, MAY RESULT IN
MINOR OR MODERATE INJURY.
NOTICE INDICATES IMPORTANT
INFORMATION, THAT IF NOT
FOLLOWED, MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO EQUIPMENT.
table of contents
WARNING
CAUTION
NOTICE
Notes

DANGER
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12. When Turbo XE-EXP are
automated by controls, warning
signs should be posted near
the high-speed equipment.
13. Disconnect and lock-out power
source to inspect or service the unit.
ABB Explosion-Proof motors are UL and
CSA approved for the following hazardous
locations:
CLASS 1, Group D locations
containing volatile gases
such as Gasoline, Hexane,
Naphtha, Benzine,
Propane, Alcohol etc.
CLASS 2, Group F & G
locations containing dust
such as (F) Carbon Black, Coal or Coke Dust
or (G) Flour, Starch, or Grain Dusts.
General safety
Since the Turbo XE-EXP uses high-speed components
to atomize liquids, the following safety precautions
must be observed at all times:
1. Read all manuals included
with this product. Be familiar
with the product and controls.
2. Follow United States
Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
guidelines and regulations when fogging
pesticide or chemical solutions.
3. Always operate Turbo XE-EXP with it's safety
guards and housing securely attached.
4. Follow all local electrical and safety codes
as well as the United States National
Electrical Codes (NEC) and Occupational Safety
and Health Act (OSHA).
5. Only persons well acquainted with these rules
of safe operation should be allowed to use the
atomizer.
6. Keep visitors away and NEVER allow children in
the work area.
7. Use of an extension cord for the Turbo XE is
not recommended. If necessary, consult a
certied electrician about use of a heavy-
gauge, grounded extension cord.
8. Before each use, inspect blade assembly
and electrical components for signs of damage,
deterioration, weakness or leakage. Repair or
replace defective items before using.
9. Check all fasteners at frequent intervals for
proper tightness.
10. Keep ngers away from a running unit; fast
moving and hot parts will cause injury and/or
burns.
11. If the equipment starts to vibrate abnormally,
STOP the motor and check immediately for
the cause. Vibration is generally an indication
of trouble.
DO NOT ATOMIZE
FLAMMABLE MATERIALS.
1. Humidity and cold air are
two common asthma triggers.
Asthmatic people working
with this equipment need to
be made aware of the risk.
2. When atomizing toxic chemicals, follow the
instructions provided by the chemical
manufacturer.
HIGH-SPEED ROTATION. A
MOTIONLESS ATOMIZER MAY
APPEAR SAFE, BUT ITS BLADE COULD SUDDENLY BEGIN
HIGH-SPEED ROTATION WITHOUT WARNING AS A RESULT
OF CONTROL PROGRAMMING.
DANGER
HAZARDOUS DUTY
CERTIFICATION
Fogging Precautions
NOTICE
NEVER OPERATE UNIT WITHOUT
THE HOUSING INSTALLED.
WARNING

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preparation
Hardware CHeCklist tools required
unpaCking pre-installation
Detach housing assembly by using the 5/32" allen
wrench to remove the six cap screws securing the
housing assembly to the framework assembly.
(See Fig. 1)
Store hardware in safe location for later use.
After unpacking the unit, inspect for any damage
that may have occurred during transit. Make sure to
tighten ttings, bolts, etc., before operation.
DO NOT OPERATE UNIT IF
DAMAGED DURING SHIPPING,
HANDLING OR USE. DAMAGE MAY RESULT IN BREAKAGE
AND CAUSE INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE.
WARNING
AQUA
FOG
(2) 1/4-20" SST U-bolt
(4) 1/4" at washer, lock washer, nut
(4) 1/4-20 nylon stop nut SST
(4) 5/16-18 bolt, at washer, lockwasher, nut
(6) wire tie
►Level
►7/16" wrenches
►1/2" wrenches
►3/32" allen wrench
►5/32" allen wrench
Fig. 1
Housing
Assembly
Framework
Assembly
1/4-20 x 3/8" button
head cap screw (54)
REMOVING
Housing Assembly
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placement
Mount the fan high overhead. Allow room in front of and below the fan for the
unobstructed propulsion of fog. Rule of thumb: the higher the better, but mount at least three
feet away from any roong structures.
Mount the fan at the intake end of a ventilated structure. In structures with mild to no
ventilation, propel fog the length of the structure. In large structures, use of an oscillator greatly
enhances coverage and circulation.
DO NOT: Mount the fan near the ground or underneath tables or benches.
DO NOT: Propel the fog into the wind (direction of airow).
DO NOT: Cramp the fan in tight quarters or skinny aisle ways.
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25'
50'
70'
Intake
End
Intake
End
Control areaIn applications requiring only one unit, mount
the fan high, centered along one wall, with fog
propelling horizontally along the length of the
structure. If there is ventilation, mount the fan
at the intake end of the structure. Generally, no
oscillation is necessary unless the width of the
structure is greater than 20'. The best location
for automated controls is behind the fan, at an
easily accessible level for monitoring.
In large structures equipped with forced
ventilation, the rst fan row should be within a
few feet of the intake end, with rst fan:
- centered along the end wall (or)
- placed no more than 25' from the side wall,
with additional fans in the row equally spaced
no more than 50' apart.
Lengthwise, the fans should be equally spaced
no farther than 70' apart. All fans should be
equipped with oscillation, sweeping 180˚ in the
direction of the airow.
Layout Guidelines
AVERAGE DISTANCE COVERAGE CAPABILITY - 50 to 85 feet
Large structures, Force ventilation
Small structures
LOCATE A LEVEL AREA TO SET UP A STAND. TO HANG THE
UNIT, SECURE AND LEVEL 1" PIPE ABLE TO SUPPORT 80 LBS.
NOTICE
Placement Guidelines
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Direction of airow

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placement (cont.)
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60'
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60'
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30'
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30'
Large structures, Natural ventilation
In large structures with natural ventilation, propel fog
the length of the structure with the rst fan row no
more than 30' from the end wall. The rst fan should
be:
- centered along the end wall (or)
- placed no more than 30' from the side wall, with
additional fans in the row equally spaced no
farther than 60' apart.
Lengthwise, the fans should be equally spaced and no
more than 60' apart. All fans should be equipped with
oscillation, sweeping 360˚.
Large structures,
Closed or minimum ventilation
In closed structures with little to no ventilation, propel
fog the length of the structure with the rst fan row no
more than 50' from the end wall. The rst fan should
either be:
- centered along the end wall (or)
- placed no more than 50' from the side wall, with
additional fans in the row equally spaced
no farther than 100' apart.
Lengthwise, the fans should be equally spaced and no
farther than 100' apart. All fans should be equipped
with oscillation, sweeping 360˚.
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100'
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100'
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50'
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Attach Framework Assembly
Securing To Pipe - Use U-bolts provided. Tighten securely. The second nylon
lock-nut (Part #32) should be tightened on top of the rst nut to provide added
protection.
Universal Mount - The support should be secure, level and at. Drill a 5/16"
clearance hole. It is VERY IMPORTANT to tighten the second nylon lock-nut (Part
#395) on top of the rst nut (Part #116). Jam the two together for a secure
mount.
Note: Anti-seize applied to the bolt is to prevent the stainless steel from galling.
installation
USING A LADDER TO HANG THE TURBO XE IS DANGEROUS.
USE PROPER LIFTING EQUIPMENT LIKE A SCISSOR LIFT.
DANGER
(A) Secure to Pipe
Framework
Assembly
Support Bar
(not provided)
Fig. 2
1/4-20 U-bolt SST (#125)
#126
#154
#32
(A) Universal Mount
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Framework
Assembly
5/16" Clearance
Hole In Support
#518
#58
#395
#116
#57
Anti-
seize
Required Use
(see above)
Flat &
Level
NOTE: THIS UNIT IS SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED ONLY TO BE HUNG WITH IT'S MOTOR IN
THE UPRIGHT POSITION.

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Fig. 3
Install Motor
Slide the motor onto the motor support
plate of the framework assembly (as
shown in Fig. 3). Secure the base of the
motor to the motor support plate using
5/16" hardware provided (Part #56, 57,
58, 116) four each.
Tighten hardware by hand at this stage,
as nal tightening will follow the blade
adjustment procedure.
installinG motor & Water tubinG
#57
#116
#58
10-2002
#56
Fig. 4
Rear
Tube Ring
Front
Retaining Hole
1/4" OD
Tubing
Feed Tube
Assembly Front
Retaining Hole
1.5" Max
from face
of motor
1/4"
Tubing
Install Tubing
Route the 1/4" OD tubing provided through the rear tubing ring and through the front retaining hole
and into the 1/4" tube tting at the Feed Tube Assembly (see Fig. 4).
Tighten only about 1/2 turn past nger tight. Using 7/16" wrench.
Optional 3/8" tubing, at the front, use a square in the rear guard directly below centre frame bolt.
IMPORTANT: Keep tubing routed close to the motor, within 1.5" to maintain proper clearance from the
fan blade.
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Fig. 6
Check Blade Clearance & Secure Motor
Once the blade assembly is secured to the motor, rotate it by
hand to check for a centered circular rotation and clearance
greather than 1/8”
If a horizontal adjustment is needed, loosen the four
(4) motor bolts (Part #56) securing the motor to the frame
assembly and shift motor from side to side until centered.
Tighten bolts securely.
ENSURE THE BLADE ASSEMBLY IS CENTERED
INSIDE THE PINNED VENTURI. ADJUST MOTOR
IF NECESSARY.
CAUTION
Install Blade Assembly
Line up the key way and slide the Blade Assembly onto the motor shaft until ush to the end of shaft.
NOTE: Make sure the Feed Tube has clearance and does not touch while it enters the reserivor in back
of the Blade Assembly.
Using 3/32" allen wrench (provided) secure two (2) set screws. (see Fig. 5)
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installinG blaDe assembly
Blade Assembly
Feed Tube
Fig. 5
Set Screw
Flush to
end of shaft
Blade Assembly

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HousinG re-attacHment & pivot
Pivot Locking System
After securing the hanging unit,apivot adjustment
can be made to direct the fogging output to a
desired location.
This unit has a positive pivot locking system with
four available positions.
~5º up
~Horizional
~7º down
~14º down
To Make an Adjustment
Balance the weight of the unit and lift one pivot
lock up and rest it in the middle of the "M". While
supporting the unit lift the second lock up.
Adjust unit to desired angle. Re-engage both locks
into the closest available slot.
NOTE: Use both legs of the "M" to get availability of
all four pivot angles.
Pivot
Joint
Pivot
Lock
Attaching Housing
Locate the six cap screws set aside
during preparation. (Refer to Fig. 1)
Reposition the housing over the
venturi starting with the lower
half of the housing. Tilt housing
downward to clear the lower lip of
the venturi. Raise the rear edge of
the housing between the venturi
and rear guard. (See Fig. 7)
Using the 5/32" allen wrench
(provided) secure housing to the
rear guard.
Fig. 7
1/4-20 x 3/8"
button head
cap screw (#54)
Housing
Assembly
Venturi
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FOG

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Harness Utilities Lines
Using the wire ties provided, secure the water line tubing to the motor power cord. (Refer to Fig. 10)
Flowmeter
The owmeter panel is equipped with a 1/4" FNPT thread at the base of the inline strainer and can be
connected to a water supply in various ways. (See Fig. 10)
For a garden hose connection, a female swivel water hose connector assembly is sold separately (Part
#W-1). Flush garden hose before connecting.
The owmeter panel can also be connected directly to a water source using a standard male 1/4" NPT
tting.
Drainage Line
Attach the 1/2" drain tubing (push t) to the drain tting (Part# 8) at bottom of housing.
Power Connection
The most common way to connect
an explosion-proof unit is to use
threaded conduit along with thread
sealing compound. However, if
mobility is needed, optional exible
hazardous duty power line and
male plug are available separately.
(Refer to Fig. 10 or contact the
manufacturer)
For information on electrical wire
guage size. (See Fig. 11)
connectinG utilities
ALL WIRING AND ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS MUST BE PERFORMED BY A
QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN. INSTALLATION MUST BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH
LOCAL AND NATIONAL CODES.
WARNING
NOTE: Turbo XE motors are dual voltage and can operate either on high or low
voltage. For connection changes, refer to the electrical schematic located on
the motor.
Fig. 11
GROUND FAULT RECEPTACLE(S) IS RECOMMENDED AND MAY
BE REQUIRED BY LOCAL AND/OR NATIONAL CODE.
WARNING
PROPERLY
GROUND ALL
CONNECTIONS
POWER SUPPLY (LOAD)
# of Units & Voltage 1/2 HP
(1) Turbo XE 115V 15 A Circuit
(2) Turbo XE 115V 30 A Circuit
(1) Turbo XE 230V 15 A Circuit
(2) Turbo XE 230V 15 A Circuit

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Water tubing
Flow control
Inline strainer
Drainage
Line
Connect to a
garden hose tting
(Available separately
part #W-1)
or
Plumb directly to
a water supply
(1/4" NPT Thread)
Fig. 10
assembly Detail
Direct to a containment
or drainage area
Flowmeter
Panel
Motor's power supply
Connect and seal joints
using threaded conduit
to a hazardous duty On/Off
power supply
or
Use exible hazardous duty
power cord
(Available separately: Part
#STO-14/3 and # STO-14/4)
with a hazardous duty
NEMA 5-20 male plug
(Available separately: Part #449)
Wire tie
Wire tie
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FOG

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Turn on the unit and listen for any possible abnormalities, such as the blades rubbing against the
venturi. Make re-adjustments if necessary. If no problems are detected, slowly turn the owmeter
control knob counter-clockwise until the desired output is achieved. (See Fig. 14) The uid level ball
should move up and down as adjustments are made.
Note: If desired, the unit can also be operated dry for continuous periods.
The volume of fog can be regulated by adjusting the
owmeter.
Particle size is smaller at lower outputs, so it is
better to operate the fan at a lower output for a
longer period of time.
Flowmeters maintain a more reliable ow rate if
operated high on their ow scale.
If your desired output volume is close to the
bottom of the scale, it may be benecial to
purchase a smaller owmeter or install a 5
micron sediment lter.
At the base of the owmeter is an in-line strainer
(Part #71) with a removable cap. Periodically check
inside and ush any sediment from the screen.
operation
BEFORE TESTING FAN, MAKE SURE ALL OBJECTS ARE OUT OF THE
ROTATION PATH OF THE FAN BLADES. HIGH-SPEED WARNING. KEEP HANDS
CLEAR! MAKE SURE GUARDS ARE INSTALLED OR UNIT IS OUT OF REACH.
CAREFULLY LISTEN FOR UNUSUAL NOISE OR VIBRATION.
CAUTION
BUMP START Turbo XE and check for proper fan blade rotation (clockwise if looking at front of unit). If
incorrect, nd rotation connection changes on the motor's electrical schematic.
Fig. 14
Flowmeter panel
Flowmeter's ow
control knob
Flowmeter's
Scale
In-line
Strainer
Flowmeter Control
NOTICE CLOGGING OCCURS MORE
FREQUENTLY WHEN OPERATING AT
LOW FLOW RATES.
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common setups
Submersible Pump with head height
rating exceeding fan installation height.
Atomized Solution
7'
Turbo XEs perform best when
mounted up high. In addition,
OSHA regulations allow fans to be
unguarded if mounted 7 feet above
working height.
Removal of the front
guard will produce drier
results, especially when
operating at higher
fogging outputs.
Metering
Pump
Odor Control
Concentrate
Metering pump connects directly to the
Turbo XE (usually dosing concentrated
product at about 1 GPH or less).
Flowmeter panel(s) is not required.
Atomized Product
An optional controller
would operate both the
Metering Pump and Turbo
XE simultaneously.
►
Automated Control
System
Turbo XEs can also be
set up to do Pesticide/
Fungicide treatments.
Disconnect and bypass
the Flowmeter Panel.
Submersible pump and 1/4 Turn
Valve (not included) connects and
feeds the Turbo XE at a low rate
(about 3 GPH) suitable for fumigation.
Head
Height
Pre-mixed solution
1/4 Turn
Ball Valve
Chemical Feeder
Pesticide/ Fungicide
(Liquid Concentrate)
Chemical Feeder doses
concentrate into fresh water
going through Turbo XE's
Flowmeter Panel (usually at
about 5 GPH or less).
Atomized Product
Flowmeter
Panel
Pressurized Water Supply
Atomized Water or
Chemical Solution
1/4 Turn
Ball Valve
Captured rain water or pre-mixed
chemical solution (located above
Turbo XE). A ball valve is used to
start or stop the ow. Fogging output
volume is dependent on height and
mass of overhead supply.
3/8 Feed tubing
recommended.
Flowmeter Panel
cannot be used.
Turbo XEs are also usually connected to
automated control panels with water solenoids.
However, if planning to operate the unit
manually (no control) and with a limited
drainage area, adding a water solenoid will
provide security. During power outages, the ow
of water will shut off along with the unit.
Atomized Water
Flowmeter Panel (usually
mounted at lower height
for easy monitoring)
Pressurized Water Supply
Water Solenoid from Control
Panel or controlled by On/Off
switch (optional).
Tee
CHEMICAL INJECTION FEED
SUBMERSIBLE PUMP FEED
7 FEET OR HIGHER WATER FEED (ordinary 30 - 70 PSI)
GRAVITY FEED METERING PUMP FEED
AQUA
FOG
XE AQUA
FOG
XE
AQUA
FOG
XE
AQUA
FOG
XE
AQUA
FOG
XE
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FOG
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1. Fan Does Not Operate
A.) Check voltage requirements on unit and electrical supply. Check for live receptacle, plug,
power line and toggle switch.
B.) Look for any loose connections inside the main motor's junction box.
2. Unusual Noise
Squealing at start-up or during operation may be caused by the motor shaft's bearing seal.
Spray with lubricant at the front of the motor where the shaft exits the motor's frame.
3. No Fog
A.) If the owmeter is closed, turn the ow control knob counter-clockwise to increase
fogging output. Visually check for sediment clogs within the owmeter's body and remove
inline strainer's cap to ush any debris from screen. Refer to the maintenance section for
owmeter cleaning instructions.
B.) If the fan is automated and the water is supplied through a water solenoid, check to see
if the solenoid is electrically activated by the control and check the solenoid for clogs.
C.) If after checking both the owmeter and solenoid, you still do not have any fog, begin a
process of elimination starting with the water source. Disconnect and reconnect your
plumbing before and after each device to check for any obstructions.
4. Poor Quality Fog
A.) The liquid feed tube (Part #575) may not be properly positioned. The feed tube is located
behind the blade assembly and should be inserted approximately 1/4" into the slot
between the motor shaft and the stainless steel face plate. Centered in the slot area and
aimed slightly downward, free from any rotational contact.
B.) Liquid not traveling through the fan blades. This can be diagnosed by viewing the back
of a blade assembly during operation (using a bright ashlight). If system is clogged,
liquid can be seen spinning out of the slot area between the motor shaft and stainless
steel face plate (Part #573). If conrmed, replace fan blade assembly (Part #571-assy).
Cleaning the internal passageways of a blade assembly is feasible with the aid of some
speciality tools.
5. Fog Slowly Decreases
If fog output gradually decreases over time, sediment is slowly clogging the owmeter's
needle valve. Try operating at a higher output or cleaning the inline strainer (Part #71). If the
problem persists, a smaller size owmeter may be required. Flowmeters perform best when
set half way up the scale or higher.
troublesHootinG
BEFORE INSPECTION AND /OR SERVICE,
DISCONNECT AND LOCK OUT POWER SOURCE.
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Contact Your Sales Representative for Further Assistance.
6. Fan Motor Becomes Excessively Hot
The main fan motor normally becomes very hot to the touch. However, if it gets so hot that it
begins to smell or smoke or the power cord becomes hot, discontinue operation and consult
an electrician to properly evaluate the problem.
7. Electrical Breaker Tripping
If the electrical breaker trips off, there is an overload in the system and there may be a
serious motor problem. Turn off all other devices connected to the same circuit. If the
breaker continues to trip, the motor is probably in need of repair. Consult an electrician for
evaluation.
8. Fan and/or Motor Vibration
A.) If the fan unit begins vibrating severely, rst be sure the blade assembly is fully engaged
and securely tightened on the motor shaft. Next, inspect the blade assembly, particularly
the ends of the blades. Look for wear or cracks - replace as necessary. Look for deposits
of calcium or minerals - clean and remove mineral deposits and/or calcium.
B.) If the vibration seems to be coming from the motor, rst check that the motor mounting
hardware is securely tightened. If hardware is secure, remove the blade assembly and
operate the motor without the blade. If vibration continues, the motor has a serious
mechanical problem and probably needs to be replaced.
9. Liquid Spilling From Fan Housing
If liquid builds up inside the housing, the drain tube is clogged. Clean debris from around
the drain inside the housing and ush drain tube.
10. Plumbing Leaks
Un-thread ttings and clean both the male and female threads. Apply new thread tape
(approximately 2-3 wraps) and reconnect. If a tube tting is leaking, tighten the cap - no
more than 1 turn past nger tightened. If the leak persists, replace the tube tting insert.
troublesHootinG (cont.)
BEFORE INSPECTION AND /OR SERVICE,
DISCONNECT AND LOCK OUT POWER SOURCE.
WARNING

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FOG
1
2
8
44
43
41
114
115
42
417
427
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54
49
127
Motor's Junction Box
►
Side view of motor
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Rear of
Housing
20
57
58
Hanger
Bolt
395
116
518
578
7
35
400
406
407
574
573
400-047
568-Exp
571
510
308
20
395 657
32
126
125
154
58
32
603
602
659, 32
658, 42, 660
Hanger Options
U-Bolts
607
16
517
57
116
10-2002
56
607
10-2002
Optional 3/8" ttings 288 & 294
Standard 1/4" O.D Tubing Line
W14
434
To Power Supply
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580
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floWmeter panel eXploDeD vieW
entire panel is also available, part# XE-FP (must specify owmeter size)
COMPONENTS
69
71
113
78
36
68
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XE-EXP COMPONENTS
1 Housing 1
2 Safety guard 1
7 Liquid feed tube tting 1
8 Drain tting 1
10-2002 Explosion-Proof motor 115V 1
14 Pinned venturi assembly 1
16 Rear guard 1
20 1/4" Thick washer 10
32 1/4-20 nylon stop nut SST 13
35 SST washer for feed tube tting 3
41 10-24 x 5/8" Phillips RH SST 4
42 10-24 nylon stop nut SST 6
43 11/16 x 1 1/4" at washer SST 1
44 Drain tubing 1
49 10-24 x 1/2" phillips truss head SST 4
54 1/4-20 x 3/8" button head cap screw 6
56 5/16-18 x 3/4" HH bolt SST 4
57 5/16" lock washer SST 7
58 5/16" at washer SST 10
114 Drain tting nut 1
115 Drain gasket 1
116 5/16-18 nish nut 6
125 1/4-20 U-bolt SST 2
126 1/4" lockwasher SST 4
127 1/4-20 x 7/8" HH bolt SST 5
154 1/4-20 nish nut SST 4
288 1/8" NPT Elbow 1
294 1/8" M x 2/8" tube tting 1
311 1/4-20 x 3/8" socket set screw SST 2
395 5/16-18 nylon stop nut SST 3
400-047 Reservoir plate SST screw 8
417 10-24 Machine Nut SST 4
427 Safety guard clip 4
434 1/8" x 1/4" tube tting elbow 1
510 #10 Set screw 2
518 5/16-18 x 2-3/4" HH bolt SST 1
568-Exp XE Feed tube support SST 1
573 XE Rear-feed face plate SST 1
574 XE Rear-feed o-ring 1
578 5/16 support standoff 2
579 5/16 button head cap screw SST 2
602 XE Hanger Top SST 1
603 XE Hanger Side SST 2
607 XE Motor Plate SST 1
657 5/16-18 x 5/8" HH bolt SST 2
658 10-24 x 1" phillips truss MS SST 2
659 1/4-20 x 5/8" button HCS SST 4
660 Pivot, vinyl cap 2
661 1/8" SST blind rivet 4
FLOWMETER COMPONENTS
36 1/8" NPT street elbow
1
68 1/8" M x 1/4" F NPT elbow 1
69 1/4" NPT x 1 1/2" nipple 1
71 Inline strainer 1/4" female NPT 1
78 1/8 x 1-1/2" NPT nipple 1
113 Flowmeter 1
296 1/8" NPT-F x 1/4 tube tting 1
515 SST Panel 1
ID # Description Qty per Unit
part iDentification list
ID # Description Qty per Unit