ASI TURBO Swift 0192-1-93 User manual

TM
4" [102] TURBO Swift
ADA COMPLIANT HAND DRYER
Model No.: 0192-1-93 110-120V 60Hz
1903281349 Rev. A 3 Apr 2019
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THROUGH THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THE
PRODUCT, OBSERVING ALL SAFETY INFORMATION, CAUTIONS, WARNINGS.
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MOD# 0192-1-93
Automatic
110-120VAC 50/60HZ 1.0KW
Motor 0.8HP 30000rpm
S/N:
HAND DRYER
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AMERICAN SPECIALTIES INC.
441 Saw Mill River Road Yonkers, NY 10701-4913
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone] [e-mail]
GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
DANGER
WARNING
WARNING
This product is intended
Failure to properly ground
Disconnect power at the
All units must be suppllied
for installation by a qualified service person.
Use AWG NO.12 solid conductor for wiring.
unit could result in service electrical shock
and/or death.
service breaker before installing or servicing.
with a 3-wire service. The ground wire must
be connected to the dryer’s backplate.
--NOTE: Do not install dryer over washbasin --
SAFETY WARNINGS
Before installing, be sure to read this installation manual and retain for future reference.
This product must be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with the instructions given in
this manual and installation must comply with all applicable regulations, national security standards
and laws in force in the country where the product is installed.
Turn off the power at the main switch before installing or servicing the dryer unit.
The dryer must not be installed on a flammable surface. Do not damage any parts of the electrical
connections.
Pre-arrange an appropriate power outlet and a system of disconnection in accordance with current
local regulations. Make sure the product is properly connected to ground. If there is no grounding
connection, there is a risk of an electrical shock.
Do not install the dryer over a washbasin. If the power cord is damaged, it must be repaired by a
qualified personnel to avoid any type of risk.
This dryer can be used by children aged 8 years and above. People with reduced physical, sensory
or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if they have been given supervision and
appropriate training regarding the use of the dryer in a safe manner, can use it with no restriction.
Children should not play with the apparatus. Cleaning and maintenance performed by the owner
should not be done without the children having supervision.
During use, temperatures above 158℉ [70℃] may develop in the parts near the hot air nozzle.
Do not touch or cover the dryer during use or when finished using it.

PACKING LIST
SPECIFICATION
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ITEM KEY
ITEM CATEGORY
PC’S
A
Operating Voltage
Output Warm Air Temp
Output Air Velocity
Output Air Flow
Drying Time
Sensor Range
Motor Type
Sound Pressure
Power Supply
Stand-by Power
Timing Protection
Timing Duration
Fuse Protection
Heater Element
AD
F
CB
MT
G
E
1
DESCRIPTION
DESCRIPTION
Hand Dryer Unit Complete
Fig.1
Fig.2
110-120 V, 60Hz, 1kW
104°F [40℃] at ambient T=77°F [25℃], Distance from Nozzle=4" [100]
328 ft/s [100 M/s], 224 MPH [360 km/h]
3
82.4 CFM [140M /H]
10~12 seconds
2"~7-5/64" [51-180], for sensing capability under optimum conditions
Owner ADJUSTABLE
Brush Contacts, Dual Ball Bearings, 30 kRPM, 600 W, 0.8 HP
80 dB-A @1 M, 74 dB-A @ 2 M
Outlet Socket within 8" [203] or concealed hardwire (see MT) all by others
Less Than 2.0 W
Forced Hold-On 60 seconds auto shut-off
Auto Shut-Off ≤ 3 sec after last sensor read
Main PCB, Φ5×20, 250V, 12A
Nichrome wire, 20-80, 1/64" Dia. [Ø 0,4], 24 Ω, coil on armature type
Owner Manual (OM -This Booklet)
Mounting Template (MT)
Wall Anchors 5/16" Dia.×1-1/2" [Φ8x38]
Self-Threading PPHS No.10AB×1-3/16" [M5 x 36]
Flat Washer for No.10AB [M5] PPHS
Hex Key 5/32" [4]
5/32" [4]
B 1
C 1
D 4
E 4
F 4
G 1
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ITEM CATEGORY
Protection Level
Electrical Isolation
Cover & Cabinet
Finish on Cover
Net Weight
Shipping Weight
Unit Size
DESCRIPTION
IP 23
Class 1
Stainless Steel Type 304
Satin
5.5 lb [2.5 Kg]
6.6 lb [3.0 Kg]
6-27/32" W × 10-1/16" H × 3-31/32" D [174 × 256 × 101]
BEFORE INSTALLATION
Installation must be carried out in accordance with the current edition of the local wiring regulations
code having jurisdiction. Installation should be performed only by a qualified electrician.
Avoid installation of dryer over highly
reflective objects(mirror, stainless
steel washbasins, etc.) to avoid faulty
function of the presence sensor.
3 x 12 Gage wires
L Min. =
ΦΜin: 1/4" Dia.[Φ6]
ΦMax: 21/64" Dia.[Φ8.5]
1-1/16" [27]
[inch]
2-7/16" [62]
1-17/32" [39]
2" [51]
11-13/16" [300]
See MT
If hand dryer is to be installed with hardwired
stub provided in advance of install by others,
see MT for complete reference to mounting
heights and power KO locations.
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Fig.3

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INSTALLATION
1. Make sure power supply breaker is switched off. Installation must adhere to the regulations of the
current edition of the local wiring code having jurisdiction. Installation should be performed only
by a qualified electrician.
2. Place template against wall at desired height (see mounting height recommendations on MT) and
mark location of four (4) mounting holes and wire service entry at knockout (KO) location if unit is
to be hardwired. Ensure the holes are level and pattern is square.
NOTE: For two (2) or more dryers placed adjacently, units should be no closer than 24" [610]
on centers.
3. Remove and properly discard transport safety screw on rear of dryer chassis.
4. Remove and retain two (2) screws with hex socket on cover sides with hex key provided. Remove
cover and retain in safe place to avoid damage during next steps of installation.
5. Install the dryer chassis on the wall (see OM, pg 6, Fig 4, Step 5):
a. Insert the wall anchors provided so the heads are flush with the wall surface
b. Use the screws and washers provided to attach the chassis and snug up securely.
6. If the unit is to be hard-wired (see OM, pg 4, Fig 3, Step A) to verify the correct location, gage and
length of cable has been provided prior to installation of the dryer. If correct, proceed to prepare
stub cable to attach to terminal block through KO in chassis and under strain relief clamp. See
OM pg 6, Fig 4, Step 6 for illustration. Tighten terminal block screws securely.
a. Connect live wire (color may be Brown, Red or Black) to terminal block at mark “L”
b. Connect neutral wire (color may be Blue or Black) to terminal block at mark “N”
c. Connect ground wire (color may be Green or Yellow) to terminal block at mark “E”
7. Owner may choose to exercise options for heater ON or OFF as per OM Pg 7, Fig 5, Step 7 and Pg
8, Fig 7, Step A.
8. Owner may choose to exercise options for Sensor Range adjustment as per OM Pg 7, Fig 5, Step
8 and Pg 8, Fig 7, Step B.
9. Reinstall the cover (retained in step 4 above) with the saved security hex socket screws and the
hex key provided. Do not over-tighten the screws.
10. If the unit is powered with a short cord to a nearby {suggested within 8" [203] max distance} then
plug it in correctly and reinstate power at circuit breaker. Clean up installation debris; turn OM
and hex key over to Owner.
11. Test unit operation. Walk away happy.

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5/32" [4]
5/16" Dia.[Φ8]
Circuit Breaker (By others)
Fig.4

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Circuit Breaker (By others)
HOT AIR ON/OFF (Selection)
ON-OFF
SELECTOR SWITCH
SENSOR RANGE SETTING
Turn CCW Turn CW
Sensor VR
Fig.5

OWNER ADJUSTMENTS
A. B.
Turn on/off heated air with a switch on
unit chassis.
(see step 7 in INSTALLATION Page 7, Fig. 5).
Sensor range may be adjusted with the
potentiometer (VR) located inside the unit on
program PCB (see step 8 in INSTALLATION
Page 7, Fig. 5).
OPERATION
Basic use
No-touch operation.
There is a blue LED light to guide user to the air flow.
Shake excess water from hands.
Place hands under the outlet to start operation.
Rub hands lightly and rapidly under the nozzle outlet.
Stops automatically after hands are removed or if maximum time is reached.
Operation without touching,
place your hands under the
nozzle to activate the dryer.
Blue LED light guides hands
to air flow.
After 3 seconds without
detecting hands, the dryer
stops automatically.
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Fig.6
Fig.7

WARRANTY
All of our dryers are designed and manufactured to provide years of dependable performance.
Component parts are guaranteed to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period
of one (1) year from date of original invoice. This guarantee will be honored provided that the
dryer is installed and maintained in accordance with the instructions. Parts damaged during
the installation are the purchaser’s responsibility. ASI’s warranty covers defects exclusively,
and only liability for the replacement of defective parts will be accepted. This warranty does not
cover wear and tear, or misuse and abuse. Transportation, freight cost and labor are also excluded.
Defective parts must be returned prepaid, accompanied by the unit serial number, to the point of
This warranty is granted solely to the original purchaser of the unit and is subject to registration.
purchase.
DIAGNOSTICS & REMEDIES
Ensure the breaker supplying the dryer is operational. If it is, disconnect the
power and remove the hand dryer cover.
Check all the wire connection to sure they are well fixed.
Turn on power and verify correct power at terminal block. If it does not work
then replace circuit board.
Ensure that there is no obstruction on or in front of the infrared sensor zone.
Clean any dirt off the sensor lens.
Try adjusting the sensitivity potentiometer on program board.
If it still does not work, replace circuit board and sensor board.
Check the motor brush wear down condition. Replace them if worn out or
install a new motor.
Disconnect power, remove cover, check to make sure no object is stuck in
motor vents.
Check if the heat element switch is set for power on.
Check if the heat element is broken. If yes, replace with a new one.
Hand dryer fails to
start
Hand dryer turns
on/off erratically
or not sensitive
enough
Hand dryer makes
ticking noise
Hand dryer does not
produce warm air
Periodic cleaning of the unit is recommended.
Remove cover and clean dryer dust lint.
Wipe the cover with a damp cloth and mildcleaning solution. Do not soak.
Never use abrasives to clean the cover.
MAINTENANCE
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Program Board Assembly
Main Board Assembly
Main Fuse
Power
Power
Motor
MotorHeating
Heating
Sensor Assembly
LED Light Assembly(Selection)
Motor
Blue
Black
Brown
Black
Heat Element
Range potentiometer (VR)
See OWNER ADJUSTMENTS
Page 8, Fig. 7, Step (B) Range
HAND DRYER CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Yellow
Terminal Block
Grounding
Power (Hardwired or Plug into Socket) :
110V-120V 60Hz
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HOT/COLD Switch See OWNER ADJUSTMENTS
Page 8, Fig. 7, Step (A) Air Heat
Fig.8

Program Board Assembly
Main Board Assembly
Main Fuse
Power
Power
Motor
MotorHeating
Heating
Sensor Assembly
LED Light Assembly(Selection)
Motor
Blue
Black
Brown
Black
Heat Element
See owner
adjustments
HAND DRYER CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
Yellow
Terminal Block
Grounding
Power (Hardwired or Plug into Socket) :
110V-120V 60Hz
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HOT/COLD Switch
See owner
adjustments
air step (A)
Fig.8