Grower Select HS583 User manual

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HS583 Curtain/Vent Machine Installation Manual
General Installation Notes:
Make sure that power is disconnected from system prior to servicing.
Installation of this equipment and related OEM equipment should be in accordance with these
instructions, OEM’s installation instructions and local codes (if applicable). Failure to follow specified
instructions may cause damage to equipment and/or personal injury or death.
Take special note of any Warnings or Safety Decals on the equipment and in manuals.
Always wear protective clothing and any applicable Personal Protective Equipment (Safety Glasses
and/or Ear Plugs) when working with the equipment.
Discarded materials, equipment and boxes should be recycled in accordance with local and national
codes.
Note: Actuator Assembly is to be wired in accordance with all applicable local and national electrical wiring codes. All
wiring sizes and fuse capacities are to be sized according to applicable electrical code specifications or other regulations.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS:
Read all safety messages in this manual and on equipment safety decals. Follow recommended
precautions and safe operating practices.
Ground all electrical equipment for safety.
Ground all non-current carrying metal parts to guard against electrical shock.
Always keep safety decals in good condition and replace missing or damaged decals.

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COMPONENT LAYOUT (SERVICE REPLACEMENT PARTS)

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ITEM #
PART #
QTY PER
DESCRIPTION
1
HS583-34
3
Pulley, Cast 3-1/2" with double ball bearings
2
HS583-42
1
Bearing Flange 1" I.D
3
HS583-8-2
1
Load Nut, nylon
4
HS583-9
2
Slide, load block
5
HS583-8
1
Load block assembly with load nut & cotter pins
6
1
1 ¼” External snap ring, supplied with HS583-8-2
7
HS583-41
2
Threaded collar, seal thrust bearing nylon
8
HS583-12
1
Thrust bearing, 1” ID, D9
9
HS583-11A24
1
ACME screw, 24” machine
HS583-11A36
1
ACME screw, 36” machine
HS583-11A48
1
ACME screw, 48” machine
10
HS613
1
Spider Gear-spacer Hytrel (white) L090/L095
11
LOV38146
1
Coupling Jaw L095 5/8" bore with keyway
12
HS9050
1
Motor 1/8 HP, 115V AC, 60 Hz, 1.9A FL, 28RPM
HS9051
1
Motor 1/8 HP 230V AC, 50/60Hz, 0.75/0.90A FL, 24/29 RPM
HS9052
1
Motor 1/8 HP, 115V AC, 60 Hz, 1.65A FL, 16RPM
13
HS583-31
1
Switch assembly with (6) EL1135 micro switches
14
EL1001
1
Switch, Toggle SPDT , 10A @ 250 Volt, CTR OFF
15
EL1005
1
Switch, Toggle DPDT , 10A @ 250 Volt, CTR OFF
16
HS612
1
Knob, tri-handle, ¼-20 insert
17
HS583-45
1
Handle, Front door
18
HSLABEL-084
1
Label, “Caution Automatic Equipment”
19
HSLABEL-083
2
Label, “Warning Moving Parts”
20
HSLABEL-087
1
Label, “Grease Location”
21
HS583-27-24
1
Limit rod, 24” machine
HS583-27-36
1
Limit rod, 36” machine
HS583-27-48
1
Limit rod, 48” machine
22
HS583-28
2
Collar, steel 3/8'' w/ set screw
23
HS583-29
2
Spring, limit rod
24
EL1083
2
Rubber cover, toggle switch
25
HSLABEL-008
1
Label, Warning-Shock Hazard

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SAFETY DECALS AND WARNING LABELS
SPECIFICATIONS:
Maximum Load: Ratio : Machine travel : vent/ curtain travel
Example: 2:1 = 2” machine travel : 1” vent/curtain travel
Refer to Figures 6 and 7
RPM 2:1 pulley ratio 1:1 pulley ratio 1:2 pulley ratio
15 & 28
4,000 lbs
2,000 lbs
1,000 lbs
60
2,000 lbs
1,000 lbs
500 lbs
Located on front door of machine
Located on side of cabinet near
cable/chain exits.
Located at bottom of front door
near removal point.

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UNPACKING UNIT
Remove front cabinet door.
Packaged inside cabinet chassis:
1. HS583-50 Hardware Kit
a. Front cabinet door hardware
i. HS583-45 Handle
ii. (2) 605013 Flange head bolts
iii. (2) 60577 Flange nuts
iv. HS612 Tri-handle knob
b. Machine mounting hardware
i. (1) 3/8” x 3” Lag bolt
ii. (6) 3/8” x 2” lag bolts
iii. (2) 61646 liquid tight connectors
2. Installation manual
Assembly of Cabinet door with hardware supplied.
HS612 Tri-Handle Knob installs over threaded stud when cabinet door is placed on machine.
Door slides under lip at
top of machine
Lift up from bottom
and slide door down
to remove.

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INSTALLATION / OPERATION
1. The HS583 Curtain/Vent machine is equipped with a key hole slot for easy installation as well as
(6) locations to secure unit to a wall.
2. Install (1) 3/8” X 3” Lag bolt (supplied) in the wall of the building in the desired location leaving
bolt out approximately ¼”. Lag bolt location to be center line of the machine and installed 6 1/4”
below the height of the top of the machine. Allow a minimum of 1” clearance above machine
from any structure in order to provide adequate clearance for hanging machine on keyhole lag
bolt.
3. Hang machine on bolt aligning keyhole slot located near top of the machine. (Figure 1)
Figure 1
Keyhole
mounting
location
MODEL LENGTH
“A”
24”
30 3/8”
36”
42 3/8”
48”
54 3/8”

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4. DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE while hanging on this bolt. Level machine and secure machine
using 3/8” x 2” Lag bolts (supplied) in the (6) mounting locations. (Figure 2)
Figure 2
5. When connecting cables, the load nut should be near the “Closed” position to allow enough
cable for manual winch connection.
(4) Inside
chassis
mounting
locations
(2) External
Mounting
Locations

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6. Run cable ends through side of machine around pulley down to the load block. Route cables
around pulleys as shown in below figures that best suits the application.
7. Cables should exit 90 Degrees to cabinet side to ensure even load on both sides of load block.
Changing the exit angle will change force distribution on load block resulting in shorter load
nut life.
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
One machine used to pull two
curtains from both sides, loop
cable around pulleys.
(Figure 3)
One machine used to pull
curtain from LEFT side, loop
cable around pulleys.
(Figure 4)
One machine used to pull
curtain from RIGHT side, loop
cable around pulleys.
(Figure 5)

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8. Install corner brackets, through wall brackets and hand winch. Use bearing supported pulleys on
any pulley that rotates during operation of machine. Figures below show examples of external
cabling and hand winch location.
Figure 7
Pulley arrangement for 1:1
ratio. For each 1 inch travel of
the machine there is 1 inch
travel of the curtain. (Figure 6)
Pulley arrangement for 1:2
ratio. For each 1 inch travel of
the machine there is 2 inch
travel of the curtain. (Figure 7)

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Outside Endwall Mount – Curtains
1:2 Ratio
Figure 8
Figure 9

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Outside Endwall Mount – Curtains
1:1 Ratio
Figure 10
Figure 11

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Outside of building, on one side,center mount - Curtains
1:2 Ratio
Figure 12
1:1 Ratio
Figure 13

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Inside Endwall Mount – Vent Doors
1:2 Ratio
Figure 14
Inside Sidewall Mount – Vent Doors
1:1 Ratio
Figure 15

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9. If mounting machine horizontally in order to pull cables straight from end of machine, remove (2)
plastic plugs found at top of machine to access pre-punch holes for routing cables. Loop cable
around bearing supported pulley to ensure even load distribution on load block. Use 3 ½”
diameter V-groove pulley to maintain proper cable spacing. (Figure 16)
Figure 16
10. To secure cable to load block, run cable through hole nearest the center in load block, then loop
back up through the outboard hole. Tighten all set-screws. (Figure 17)
Figure 17
SET SCREWS
SET SCREWS

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11. Connect wiring to machine per (Figure 18A or 18B) depending upon input voltage. All wiring
must be done in accordance to national and local electrical codes.
HS583 WIRING DIAGRAM – 115V, 60 Hz
Figure 18A
HS583 WIRING DIAGRAM – 230V, 50/60 Hz
Figure 18B
Auxiliary
outputs are
Normally
Open
Auxiliary
outputs are
Normally
Open

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LIMIT SWITCH ASSEMBLY, SWITCH LAYOUT
Figure 19

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OPERATION
Figure 20
“Operation Mode” Switch
Up – Manual Mode
Center - OFF
Down -Auto Mode
“Manual Override” Switch (only functions if “Operation Mode”
switch is in “Manual Mode”)
Up - “Open” operation
Center - OFF
Down - “Close” operation
To operate machine in Auto mode for vent control: set “Operation
Mode” to “Auto”. In this position the machine will be controlled by
the ventilation controller.

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12. Controller set-up and limit rod adjustment is done by locating (2) lock collars located on limit rod.
There is an upper and lower lock collar secured by 3/32” set screw. There are cotter pins
permanently installed to set absolute limit of machine in case of slippage or failure of lock collars.
13. To set-up machine, place in manual mode and run machine in “Close” operation until stops. Take
up any slack with manual winch. Factory setting of lower lock collar set point should be sufficient;
however adjustments to the stopped position of the fully closed position can be made.
14. Next loosen upper limit lock collar. Operate machine in manual mode in the “OPEN” operation.
When curtain reaches desired opening, stop the machine by switching manual override switch to
center (OFF) position. Operate machine in “CLOSED” direction for approximately 1” of travel
then stop. Slide the upper limit lock collar down to the top of the load block and tighten set
screw.
Figure 21
Upper Limit lock collar.
Adjust for “OPEN” set
point
Lower Limit lock collar. Adjust
for “CLOSED” set point

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MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Always turn off machine and lock-out power before beginning any maintenance or repair.
Inspect machine monthly and all other external components such as cable, pulleys, clamps etc..
Inspect and clean drive screw for any foreign debris lodged in the threads. Lubricate drive screw monthly
using Lithium NLGI GRADE 2 grease along length of screw (Figure 22)
Inspect and lubricate thrust bearing every three (3) months with Lithium NLGI GRADE 2 grease.
Inspect lock collars, upper flange bearing and motor/drive screw jaw coupling set screws to ensure they
are tight.
Using local “manual” controls, run machine in both directions to ensure limit switch function and cabling
operation.
Figure 22
Apply grease along length of
ACME Drive Screw – Grease
Monthly
Grease fitting for thrust
bearing – Grease Every 3
Months

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Notes