Bobrick AirCraft B-701B Owner's manual

AirCraft
®
B-700, B-701B, B-731, B-750, B-751, B-781
AirGuard®B-708 & AirPro®B-709
Dryer Troubleshooting and Information Guide
E󰀨ective 9/20/21
All Bobrick dryers require cleaning every 6 months to ensure that
they function e󰀨ectively. Please note that failing to clean the dryer
may result in malfunction and can void the warranty.
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AirCraft® B-700, B-701B, B-731, B-750, B-751, B-781
AirGuard® B-708 & AirPro® B-709
Contents Page
Instructions for Using the Dryer Guide ...............................................3
Sample Dryer Service Information Sheet .............................................4
Date Code Information ...........................................................5
Routine Maintenance Instructions ...................................................6
Product Identication .............................................................7
Cover Removal .................................................................8
Diagnostic Sheet ................................................................9
Screwdriver Test ...............................................................10
Field Replacement Parts .........................................................11
AirCraft® Dryer B-700, B-701B, B-731 and B-750 Replacement Parts ......................12
AirGuard® B-708 & AirPro® B-709 Dryer Replacement Parts .............................13
Cover Replacement .............................................................14
Installation of Touch Controller ....................................................15
Installation of Base Plate Mounted Triac .............................................16
Installation of Automatic Controller .................................................17
Instructions for Installation of Sensor Board ..........................................18
Instructions for the Replacement of Motor Brushes ....................................19
Installation of Surface-Mounted Hand Dryers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Installation of Recessed AirCraft® Hand Dryers ........................................22
Schematic Diagrams ............................................................24
Warranty .....................................................................26

Instructions For Using The Dryer Guide
• Signs for your safety: General mandatory sign (to be
accompanied where necessary by
another sign)
Danger: Electricity
• Please ll out the Dryer Service Information Sheet completely. If a section is not necessary/available
insert N/A in the space.
• If the faulty dryer has been installed for 2 months or less, then replace complete dryer and return
faulty unit to the nearest Bobrick Customer Service Department.
• When you receive a call concerning a dryer problem inform, the customer/end user to clean the
dryer and check the motor brushes before going on with diagnosing the problem. Fax them the
cleaning instructions from the guide. If the dryer still does not function after cleaning,
then continue lling out the Dryer Service Information Sheet.
• Inform the customer/end user that the malfunctioning/replaced parts must be returned to the Bobrick
Customer Service Department or a charge will be made for replacement parts.

Dryer Service Information Sheet
Distributor/Rep/End-User Name: Bobrick’s best
Address: 12345 Your Street, Suite 100
City: Toon Town State: Your State Zip code: 98765
Job Name: Fantasy Lane Job Location: My Town
Contact Name: Jessica Rabbit Telephone: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Email: [email protected] Account #: 99999 Sales order #: 246810
Invoice #:35791 Invoice Date: 03/03/20
Dryer Model Information:
Automatic Dryer: __P__TouchButton Dryer: (check one)
Dryer: __P_ Dryer: _____ (check one)
Dryer model #/voltage: 700 115V
Quantity defective: 1 Quantity on job: 2 Date of installation: 06/03/20
Date code (as seen on bottom edge of cover on dryer UL label. For example: 04A): ________________________
Dryer Information:
When did dryer problems rst occur from date of installation?
(Circle one) Upon 0–2 2+ Out of
Installation Months Months Warranty
If dryer problem occurred within two months of installation, REPLACE dryer and return faulty dryer.
Does the dryer in any way function now? No (Yes or No)
Has the dryer been cleaned in the past 6 months? No (Yes or No). If No, send a cleaning sheet and await outcome.
Full description of fault: Unit would not start upon installation.
Reference to Diagnostic Sheets:
Problem and possible solution: Faulty controller
Problem number(s) (as seen in left margin on diagnostic sheet): # 1 F
Repair kit/parts required (if dryer needs to be returned write RETURN): Return
Part number(s) for replacements: Complete Unit Replaced on SO #: ________________
ANY DEFECTIVE PARTS MUST ACCOMPANY THIS COMPLETED SHEET TO BOBRICK’S SERVICE DEPARTMENT.
Information sheet completed by:Your Name Completion Date:6/6/20
Branch/Rep Firm: _________________________________________________________
Form No. CSD-1196 ST Rev. 4/19 Bobrick Washroom Equipment, Inc. Printed in U.S.A.

Date Code Information
The date code on all Bobrick Dryers is found on the upper left corner of the rating label and on the
serial number label.
The date code will contain two digits and one letter.
The digits designate the week and the letter designates the year.
Example: 30Z week thirty, year 2000.
All digits and letters are in ascending order.
Weeks are numbered from 1 to 52 for each year.
Rating Label
Serial Number Label
Date code and
serial number
X = 2021
W = 2020
V = 2019
U = 2018
T = 2017
S = 2016
R = 2015
P = 2014
N = 2013
M = 2012
L = 2011
K = 2010
J = 2009
H = 2008
G = 2007
F = 2006
E = 2005
D = 2004
C = 2003
B = 2002
A = 2001
Z = 2000
Y = 1999
X = 1998
W = 1997
V = 1996
U = 1995
T = 1994
S = 1993
R = 1992
P = 1991
N = 1990
M = 1989

Routine Maintenance Instructions
• All Bobrick Dryers require cleaning every 6 months to ensure that they function e󰀨ectively. Please
note that failing to clean the dryer may result in malfunction and can void the warranty.
• If the dryer is installed in an area prone to dust and dirt this cleaning procedure should be carried
out more frequently.
• Check the length of motor brushes, where applicable, when performing the cleaning procedure.
Cleaning Instructions:
a) The Exterior of Cover
Should be cleaned with a damp cloth, DO NOT use aggressive cleaners or solvents as they may
permanently damage the surface.
Bobrick dryers are drip proof (IP21 or better, see rating label). DO NOT spray with liquids to an
extent that they could enter the unit.
b) The Interior
Having turned o󰀨 all power to the dryer, remove the cover.
Using a small brush or vacuum, carefully clean out the build up of dust and lint.
Check the length of the motor brushes. If less than ½'' replace. Check that motor brushes are
installed correctly and that brushes are worn evenly.
Replace the cover.
Turn the power back on.
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

Product Identication
AirCraft®Dryers
Surface-Mounted:
B-700 Automatic Hand & Face (pictured)
B-701 Touch Button Hand & Face
B-731 Touch Button Hair
Recessed:
B-750 Automatic Hand & Face (pictured)
B-751 Touch Button Hand & Face
B-781 Touch Button Hair
AirGuard®Dryer
B-708 Automatic
Series Variations:
Series G lower prole cover, no
nameplate or printing (pictured)
Not all replacement parts are
interchangeable,see parts list.
AirPro®Dryers
B-709 Touch Button
B-709 Automatic (pictured)
Series Variations:
Series A touch button model,metal
nameplate.
Series B automatic model, metal nameplate.
Series C automatic model, lower prole cover, no nameplate.
Not all replacement parts are interchangeable, see parts list.

Instructions for Removal of Dryer Cover
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover
To Remove Cover
Locate the two tamper resistant screws at the bottom of the dryer cover.
Using the Allen-wrench (4 or 5mm), turn the screws clockwise to loosen the cover. Do not take the
screws out, the screws have to be done up to loosen the cover.
Lifting the cover over the two latches at the top of the chassis, remove the cover.
To Replace Cover
Place the cover over the two latches located at the top of the chassis. Make sure that the cover has a
good t.
Using an Allen-wrench, turn the screws counter clockwise loosening the screws which will tighten the
cover onto the chassis. Do not over tighten screws.
Check to make sure the cover has a good t. Turn power back on to the dryer unit.

Diagnostic Sheet for DuraDry B-770, B-778 Dryers
Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution
AUTOMATIC
1. Dryer does not run a) No electricity supply Check main supply / wiring
b) Installation fault Check service manual for possible wiring mistakes
c) Worn motor brushes Check length of brushes; replace if less than ½''
d) Element open circuit Return dryer to Bobrick for repair
e) Control nonstart Replace control
f) Triac open circuit Replace triac
2. Sparks from dryer Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
3. Dryer runs at low speed a) Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
b) Triac halfwave
Remove white wire from triac; no di󰀨erence, replace triac
c) Control halfwave
Remove white wire from triac; dryer stops, replace control
4. Dryer runs continuously a) Triac short circuit Remove white wire from triac; no di󰀨erence, replace triac
b) Control faulty Remove white wire from triac; dryer stops, replace control
5. Dryer cycles on and o󰀨 Control Replace control
6. Dryer sometimes runs Dirty control lens Clean control lens
Control Replace control
7. Dryer is oversensitive Control Replace control
8. Dryer blows cold air or motor runs fast Heating element Return dryer to Bobrick for repairs
9. Grinding noise from dryer a) Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
b) Fan cage is bent or
damaged Return dryer to Bobrick for repairs
10. Dryer does not run and heating element glows Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes; if still not functioning after
replacing the motor brushes, return dryer to Bobrick for repairs.
TOUCHBUTTON
1. Dryer does not run a) No electricity supply Check main supply / wiring
b) Installation fault Check service manual for possible wiring mistakes
c) Tabs are not connecting Turn o󰀨 power, remove cover and bend tabs closer to
sensor board
d) Worn motor brushes Check length of brushes; replace if less than ½ʺ
e) Element open circuit Return dryer to Bobrick for repair
f) Timer assembly nonstart Perform Screwdriver Test (see test instructions)
2. Sparks from dryer Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
3. Dryer does not run and heating element glows Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes; if still not functioning after
replacing the motor brushes, return dryer to Bobrick for repairs.
4. Dryer runs at low speed a) Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
b) Timer assembly Replace timer assembly
5. Dryer runs continuously b) Timer assembly Replace timer assembly
6. Dryer blows cold air Heating element Return dryer to Bobrick for repair
7. Grinding noise from dryer a) Worn motor brushes Replace motor brushes
b) Fan cage is bent or damaged Return dryer to Bobrick for repair
8. Dryer is oversensitive and a) Button loose Pack button O ring with tape
switches on or o󰀨 randomly
b) Timer assembly or crystal board Perform Screwdriver Test (see test instructions)
9. Dryer cycles on and o󰀨 Timer assembly or crystal board Perform Screwdriver Test (see test instructions)

Screwdriver Test for Touch Button Dryers
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover
NOTE: This test instruction sheet is not for dissemination to, and should not be disseminated to, the
public including end users.
This test is designed to test the Touch Timer Assembly and the Sensor Board.
Instructions for Test:
1. Turn o󰀨 the power to dryer.
2. Remove dryer cover.
3. Turn on the power. Do not touch any part of the dryer.
4. Using an insulated screwdriver, short across the two tabs (see below).
a) If dryer runs sensor board may be faulty replace sensor board.
b) If dryer does not runtimer may be faulty replace touch controller.
5. Turn o󰀨 power to dryer.
6. Put dryer cover back on and turn power on.

Field Replacement Parts
• Replacement parts are intended to be issued by Bobrick after completion of diagnostic
sheets and a problem is identied that involves replacement of parts.
• Replacement parts will then be sold to the customer/rep with credit issued upon the
return of identiable malfunctioning and/or unused parts.
• A copy of the Dryer Service Information Sheet must be completed by the rep and sent
to Bobrick prior to return of parts.
• Dryer voltage must be identied in order to replace parts. Replacement parts have
options for both the 115V and 208–240V dryers. Check voltage and then designate
correct part(s).
AirCraft® B-700, B-701B, B-731, B-750 Dryer Replacement Parts
AirGuard® B-708 & & AirPro® B-709 Dryer Replacement Part

AirCraft® Dryer B-700, B-701B, B-731 and B-750
Replacement Parts
SURFACE TOUCH SURFACE AUTOMATIC RECESSED TOUCH RECESSED AUTOMATIC
115V 208-240V 115V 208-240V 115V 208-240V 115V 208-240V
TOUCH
CONTROLLER
HAND & FACE
701-360 701-361 701-360 701-361
TOUCH
CONTROLLER
HAIR
731-360 731-361 731-360 731-361
SENSOR BOARD 701-138 701-138 701-138 701-138
AUTOMATIC
CONTROLLER
700-360 700-361 750-360 750-361
AIR OUTLET
GRILLE & SEAL
701-120 701-120 700-120 700-120 701-120 701-120 700-120 700-120
Covers Model code without the Bfollowed by -150, voltage and then color code.
Voltage: 115V
230V
Color codes: Almond #885
Black #828
Grey #889
Ivory #848
White no code
Eg. 7007-150 115V #828
Model B7007, voltage 115V, color Black.
Common Parts
Triac 700-325
Motor Brushes EMD (Red Retainer) 700-101
Motor Brushes Sintech (Brass Retainer) 700-111
Motor Brushes Ametek & Winston 700-121
Cover Mounting Screws 700-156
Allen Wrench 700-55
Wall Box (Recessed Dryers Only) 700-506
Brush Identication
The following items are not to be eld replaced:
Motor/fan units.
Heating elements

AirGuard® B-708 & AirPro® B-709 Dryer Replacement Parts
115V 208-240V
TOUCH CONTROLLER 701-360 701-361
SENSOR BOARD 701-138 701-138
AUTOMATIC CONTROLLER 700-360 700-361
AIR OUTLET GRILLE & SEAL 701-120 701-120
B-708 SERIES A – F COVER 708-150 115V 708-150 230V
B-708 SERIES G COVER 708G-150 115V 708G-150 230V
B-709 SERIES A COVER 709-150 115V 709-150 230V
B-709 SERIES B COVER 709B-150 115V 709B-150 230V
B-709 SERIES C COVER 709C-150 115V 709C-150 230V
Product Identication
Common Parts
Triac 700-325
Motor Brushes EMD (Red Retainer) 700-101
Motor Brushes Sintech (Brass Retainer) 700-111
Motor Brushes Ametek & Winston 700-121
Cover Mounting Screws 700-156
Allen Wrench 700-55
Brush Identication
The following items are not to be eld replaced:
Motor/fan units.
Heating elements.

Cover Replacement
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover
The dryer covers for di󰀨erent models are NOT interchangeable.
To Remove Cover
1. Disconnect the power supply.
2. Locate the two tamper resistant screws at the bottom of the dryer cover.
3. Using the Allen-wrench (4 or 5mm), turn the screws clockwise to loosen the cover.
4. Lifting the cover over the two latches at the top of the chassis, remove the cover.
To Replace Cover
1. Place the cover over the two latches located at the top of the chassis. Make sure that the cover
has a good t.
2. Using the Allen-wrench, turn the screws counter clockwise loosening the screws; this will tighten
the cover onto the chassis. Do not over tighten the screws.
3. Check to make sure the cover has a good t. Turn the power supply back on.
4. Allow 10 seconds for the controller to stabilize and check operation of the dryer. On Automatic
Dryers if the operation is intermittent check that the controller has a clear view out of the cover
aperture, use the spacers provided to raise the controller if required.
Fig 1
Fig 1A Fig 1B Fig 2
Fig 2

To Remove Existing Timer
1. Disconnect the power supply and remove the cover.
2. Remove the timer from the base plate by unscrewing the two screws securing the timer bracket to the base. On recessed
dryers the timer bracket is secured to a metal angle bracket, this bracket with its screws must be removed and retained
for use on the replacement timer.
3. Disconnect the pink or yellow, red, and black timer wires from the terminal block and the white wire push on connector
from the triac (115V only). Place the timer aside for return to the Service Department.
To Install New Timer
1. Mount the timer assembly to the base plate . In the case of recessed dryers, it is rst necessary to attach the metal angle
bracket removed from the faulty timer to the new timer.
2. Route the timer wiring under the element tube and attach the white wire push on connector to the small spade terminal
on the triac (115V only), older 208 – 240V units may have a base plate mounted triac, this is no longer required and can
be removed.
3. Connect the remaining three timer wires to the terminal block, black wire to terminal 1, red wire to terminal 2, pink wire to
terminal 3.
4. Secure wiring with cable ties provided.
5. Replace dryer cover. Switch on electrical supply and test operation.
Installation Of Touch Controller
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

Note: This procedure applies only to surface-mounted or recessed dryers with triac
mounted on the base plate. For touch button models with triac mounted on the timer
bracket, the complete timer assembly must be replaced.
To Remove Existing Triac
1. Disconnect power supply and remove cover.
2. Remove white, yellow or pink, and black Push On connectors from triac.
3. Remove the two screws securing the triac to the base plate.
4. Remove the triac and place to one side for return to Service Department.
To Install New Triac
Note: On factory-installed triac, a white Heat sink Compound is interposed between the triac ange and the dryer base plate
to ensure rapid conductivity of heat away from the triac. For service purposes this compound is replaced by a thin plastic
gasket of heat conducting material, this must be sandwiched between the ange and the base plate during assembly.
1. Position new triac and pad on base plate with the Terminals positioned as shown in illustration below. Insert and tighten
the two self-threading screws and shake proof washers provided.
2. Attach the white wire Push On connector to the small spade Terminal on the triac. The black wire from the Terminal
Block should then be attached to the next Terminal round in a clockwise direction and the yellow or pink wire to the
remaining Terminal.
3. Replace dryer cover. Switch on electrical supply and test operation, allow 10 seconds for the controller to stabilize be
fore placing hands in front of lens (automatic units).
Installation Of Base Plate Mounted Triac
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

Older units have an intermediate plug and socket in the wiring, this has now been discontinued and can be removed with
the faulty controller. The wiring on older units may be sleeved, this was later replaced by plastic cable ties. Some early
115 volt dryers had 4 way terminal blocks instead of the current 3 way blocks, in these dryers the wires to the 4th terminal
should not be disturbed.
To Remove Control Unit
1. Remove outlet grille from front of fan case by unscrewing the
securing screws.
2. Remove the screws securing the control unit to the base plate.
(Note the di󰀨erent position of recessed and surface-mounted
screws).
3. If the control unit wiring is secured by cable ties, carefully cut
these to free the 4 wires from other wiring.
4. Remove the Push On Terminal securing the white wire to the
triac.
5. Disconnect the controller wires from terminals 1, 2, and 3 on
the terminal block. Leave all other wires in position.
6. Carefully lift control out of base plate. Avoid disturbing other
wiring. (Note: On recessed dryers it will be necessary to slide
the control to the right to clear the fan case).
To Install New Control Unit
1. Position the new control unit on the base plate to line up with
the screw holes and secure with the screws and washers
previously removed.
2. Route wiring under element tube and connect wiring as fol
lows: white wire with Push On Terminal to triac. Black wire to
Terminal 1 (with existing black wire). Red wire to Terminal 2
(with existing red wire). Pink wire to Terminal 3 (with existing
wiring).
3. Secure all wires to existing wires with a minimum of 2 cable
ties.
4. Replace grille and sealing gasket and secure with screws
previously removed.
5. Check all wires for security and all screws for tightness.
6. Replace cover. Switch on electric supply.
7. Allow 10 seconds for the controller to stabilize and check
operation of the dryer. If the operation is intermittent check that
the controller has a clear view out of the cover aperture, use
the spacers provided to raise the controller if required.
Installation Of Automatic Controller
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

Instructions For Installation Of Sensor Board
There are two methods xing sensor boards.
1. Fixed with ve screws, Fig 1.
2. Fixed with three screws, Fig 2.
In both cases the orientation of the board is critical.
Fig 1. Fig 2.
1. Switch o󰀨 mains supply and remove cover. Place cover face downward on a bench using a cloth to
protect the nish.
2. Remove the screws securing the board to the collar or bracket.
3. Mount the new board.
4. Replace cover. Switch on electrical supply and carry out normal hand drying procedure to test
operation.
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

Instructions For The
Replacement Of Motor Brushes
The brush spares kit contains two brushes.
Always replace BOTH brushes.
EMD MOTOR
To remove the brush:
1. Squeeze the sides of the retainer and ease it over the
stud with a small screwdriver.
2. Remove the retainer, cap and brush. Do not mislay
the small cap spring.
To replace the brush:
1. Insert the new brush into the holder.
2. Place the cap, with the cap spring inside it, over the
brush spring and press it over the holder.
3. Slide the retainer down the cap and snap it into
position over the stud.
SINTECH MOTOR
On this motor the brush is replaced by changing the
complete brush box assembly.
To remove the brush box assembly:
1. Pull the connector o󰀨 the terminal tab, (A).
2. Depress the retaining tab with a small screwdriver
and pull out the brush box, (B) and (C).
To replace the brush box assembly:
1. Insert the new brush box and push it down until the
retaining tab is level with the slot in the motor end
frame.
2. Bend out the retaining tab.
3. Replace the connector on the terminal tab.
AMETEK & WINSTON MOTORS
On this motor the brush is replaced without disturbing the
brush box.
To remove the brush:
1. Depress the locking tab in the connector with a small
screwdriver, (A).
2. Slide out the connector and remove the brush, (B)
and (C).
To replace the brush:
1. Insert the new brush into the holder.
2. Press the spring down with a screwdriver until it is
below the connector slot, (D).
3. Push the connector into the slot until it locks into
position, (E). Make sure that all of the top coil is under
the connector.
Warning
Risk of electric
shock
Disconnect power
supply before
removing cover

ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS.
115V AC, 20 Amp, 50/60 Hz, Single Phase, UL/c-UL listed.
208–240V AC, 9–10 Amp, 50/60 Hz, Single Phase, UL/c-UL listed, VDE approved.
REMOVAL OF COVER
Start installation of dryer by removing cover. To loosen two cover bolts insert Allen Wrench, provided
with dryer, into holes located on bottom of cover on each side of air intake grille. Make sure wrench ts
into head of cover bolts and turn CLOCKWISE until bolts stop turning. When cover bolts are screwed in
all the way, cover can be removed.
To remove cover, place a hand on each side of cover and push up toward top of dryer releasing cover
from studs at top of mounting base. Lift cover o󰀨 mounting base by pulling forward at the bottom and
upward at the same time.
INSTALLATION OF MOUNTING BASE.
An Installation Template is supplied with each unit.
RECOMMENDED MOUNTING HEIGHTS.
Distance from oor to bottom mounting screw holes of mounting base (Dimension A).
Hand dryer.
Men’s Washrooms…………………………………………46'' (117cm)
Women’s Washrooms ……………………………………44'' (112cm)
Children’s Washrooms, ages 3-9 ………………………32'' (81cm)
Children’s Washrooms, ages 9-12 ………………………36'' (91cm)
Children’s Washrooms, ages 12-15 ……………………40'' (102cm)
Children’s Washrooms, ages 15-18 ……………………44'' (112cm)
For Wheelchair Access……………………………………38'' (97cm)
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS BOBRICK
SURFACE-MOUNTED HAND DRYERS