Handy Dryers gorillo ultra User manual

User Manual

CONTENTS
Contents & Specications .......................................................................1
Precautions ..................................................................................2
Component Names & Unit Dimensions.............................................................3
Use ........................................................................................4
Cleaning ....................................................................................5
Trouble Shooting • Electrical Schematic............................................................6
Pre-installation Precautions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Installation ...................................................................................8
Test Run.....................................................................................9
Packing List.................................................................................10
SELF PROTECTION
This machine has inbuilt self-protection, which means it will automatically stop working after 25 seconds.
To continue drying withdraw hands and re-insert them
SPECIFICATIONS
Rated voltage AC220 – 240V– Motor Brushless DC motor
Input power 1650 – 2050W Induction method IR blocking
Wind velocity 95m/S Protection class IPX4
Heating power 1000 – 1200W Dimensions 300 x 215 x 700mm
Net weight 9.5kg
Do not attempt to install the unit yourself, unless you are a trained service
technician, or this may affect the safety and functioning of the machine
Read this manual thoroughly before using the unit and retain for future reference
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Follow instructions
carefully
Ensure unit
is earthed
• DO NOT OPEN THE FRONT PANEL – ELECTRIC SHOCK RISK
• DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN OR ADULTS TO PULL OR HANG ON THE MACHINE
• Place the unit away from direct water supplies
• A suitably rated fused power supply is required
• Ensure the correct power supply is used, if more than +/-10% the unit may malfunction
• The power must be turned off during maintenance
• The drain tank and air lter must be installed for correct operation
• Ensure the unit has a reliable earth connection
• Do not install connected to a power supply
• This hand dryer must be installed by a qualied electrician
• If the power cord is damaged it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent
or a qualied person
• A residual current device (RCD) with a rated residual operating current,
not exceeding 30mA is recommended
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WARNING: Injury may occur if misused
Prohibited
Do not allow unit
to get excessively wet
Do not
dismantle
• ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Do not dispose of electrical waste with household waste, please recycle in appropriate
facilities. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for recycling advice.

Power supply
Bottom
Heater button
Power
indicator
Filter sterilisation
indicator
Self-check
indicator
Senso
r
Hand drying ar
ea
Unit
Drain hose
Drainage tank
Full level
indicator
Air inlet panel
Drying time
and fault display
Fan speed button
Manual power switch
Lock
Switch door plate
Drain outlet
Lock
Air inlet
Air lter
Hook
85
300
278
700
638
170
90
215
545
25
Terminal box location
COMPONENTS AND DIMENSIONS
4

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USAGE
Stretch out both hands and insert them into the unit
The drying function will start automatically
Pull them back slowly, allowing the water
to blow away
Repeat if necessary
Pull hands out completely
Place wall sticker in a prominent position
(the front of the unit or a wall nearby)
10 seconds
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WALL STICKER

CLEANING YOUR GORILLO ULTRA
Before it gets obviously dirty
• Clean with a soft cloth.If the unit is very dirty use
a soft, dampened cloth with neutral cleaning agent,
then polish with a soft, dry cloth
• Remove dirt from the sensor (to prevent malfunction)
DRAIN TANK MAINTENANCE
Before it fills up (at least once a week)
• To prevent water from overowing it is
necessary to regularly empty the drain tank
• If the accumulated water is left in the drain tank
it may degrade and start to smell!
Gently pull the drain tank out
in a horizontal direction
1 Open the cover and empty
2 Wash and disinfect the inside of the drain tank
3 Replace the cover and return to the unit
Add 200cc (about 1 cup)
of clean water through
the drain hole and clean
with supplied brush
(to prevent clogging
with debris)
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
About once a week
Remove the air lter
• Open the air inlet panel
Pull the air lter out by
the handle
1 Cleaning the air lter
• Beat it lightly by hand
or use a vacuum cleaner
• You can also use a soft
brush to brush off the dust
2 Re-attach insert the
correct way around into
the unit and secure the
door shut and lock
ROUTINE CLEANING
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WARNING
• Before cleaning the unit ensure power is
switched off
• DO NOT splash excessive water into the unit
CAUTION
• Wear gloves when cleaning
• The antibacterial coating is effective when bacteria is exposed
to the surface
• The antibacterial coating will become ineffective if the surface
is very dirty
Full level Drain tank
1
2
3
Cover
Drain tank
Drain hole
Air lter
1
2
*Disinfectant alcohol below 83% concentration
• Only use neutral cleaning agents
• Do not use thinners, acidic or alkaline toilet cleaners
or nylon brushes (they may damage the surface)
Use *alcohol to clean the hand-drying area,
but DO NOT use alcohol anywhere else on the unit
• If using chemical cloths please read instructions rst
• Disinfecting agents will damage the unit
NOTE
NOTE
DO NOT use water to clean the air lter

TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem Check Action
No air blows even
if hands are inserted
Are the display indicators lit?
Is the power switched on?
Are you putting your hands all the way into
the unit?
Turn the ground-fault circuit breaker on
Turn the power switch on
Put hands all the way into the unit
Machine continues working
when hands are removed,
screen shows ‘E2’
Is there any dirt or foreign body on the sensor? Swith off the power button and once the power light has gone off
remove the dirt or foreign body from the sensor. Once nished,
switch the power back on.
No hot air There is an inbuilt heat sensor in the unit – is
there any dirt on the heating sensor?
Has the fuse inside the terminal box blown?
Is the ambient temperature higher than 20°C?
Switch off the power, remove the front cover. There is a terminal
box inside, take the cover off this. Check whether the fuse inside
the terminal box has blown.
Airow is too low Is the speed button set to low level? Turn the speed button to the high setting
If the above actions do not work, turn off the power and call your dealer to inspect and repair your unit, if necessary.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING • ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC
Power
switch
Wiring
terminal
blocks
Fuse
Fuse
Power
Control PCB Motor
Display
PCB
Sensors
receiving PCB
Sensors
start PCB
Temperature
probe
Temperature
probe
Thermal protection
switch Thermal
circuit breakers
Heaters
Compensation
probe
ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC
Status Introductions Status Introductions Solution
Power
indicator light Lit Power on Off
Power not supplied Check external power source, close
the power switch
Master board fuse
blown Repair fuse
State indicator
light
Off Machine not in use
Flashing light
Motor fault, it won’t
operate nomally
Check motor connecting wires and
the clear any foreign objects
Used for longer
than 25s
Clear workspace of foreign objects,
restart to work
Timing digital
tube
Digital Readout
E1 Motor fault, nomally E2 Run time longer
than 25s
Clear workspace of foreign objects,
restart to work
E3 Incorrect voltage/power
surge E4 Voltage drop Check the power supply circuit
E5 Machine temperature
higher than 80°C E6 Master board tempera- ture is higher than 80°C
Ensure the air inlet and outlet are
clear of foreign objects
E8 Fan fault Check the fan sensor connection

There are locations unsuitable for this unit.
DO NOT install in the following types of location:
• Where the temperature can be below -10°C or above 40°C
• Where the unit may come into direct contact with water
• If the unit will be in direct or strong sunlight
• If there is a lot of condensation in the environment
• If there are corrosive, neutral or reductive gases present
• 20m or more below, or 2000m or higher than, sea level
Installation location considerations:
• Install the unit in a position where the unit will be easy to use.
Note that if the unit is installed too low it may get wet when the oor is cleaned
• Ensure there is at least 150mm clear space below the machine
(either to the oor or other objects in the location)
• It is recommended that a minimum distance of100mm should
be left clear to either side of the unit
• Avoid locations where people or doors might damage the unit
• Choose a completely at wall surface to mount the unit to
Spur location:
• Connect directly to fused spur, ensuring spur is at least 300mm away from the machine
(never directly above or below the unit)
PRE-INSTALLATION PRECAUTIONS
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Fixed screws
Unit
Safety scr
ews
Drain tank
Power switch
Installation panel
Installation panel
Recommended
installation heights
945mm (for gents)
925mm (for ladies)
Terminal box
Air lter
630mm
Distance between th
e
terminal box without
cover and ground

Use a single-phase alternating rated voltage supply
(Not to be used with a power supply exceeding ±10%)
Use a power cord between 2mm2and 2.5mm2thick
(A voltage drop is possible if longer than 11m, so we recommend using 2.5mm2cable)
Wire the unit
Embed a backbox in the installation location (1 switchbox no cover)
• If no backbox is used the power cord may prevent
the unit from sitting ush against the wall
Attach the installation panel to the wall using the 5 screws supplied
• If the wall is concrete, use metal screw plugs
(raw plugs etc)
• If the wall is not concrete, reinforce it prior
to installation
• Place the drilling template onto the wall
and drill holes
• Place rawplugs into the holes and screw
on mounting plate as shown
1 Remove the drain tank and air filter 2 Remove electric cover and power cords
i Unscrew the 2 screws on the electric cover
and remove lid
ii Unscrew the 2 screws on the pressure line cover,
loosen the 3 screws on terminal box, then pull out
the power line
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INSTALLATION
Power cord
(with earth)
400mm
1
3
2
Drilling
template
Switchbox
Security
screw holes
Installation
screws
Installation
panel
870–890mm
870–890mm
615mm
130mm
Drain tank Terminal box
Pressur
e line
cover
Electric cover
Power cord
s
Air lter
Drain tank
Terminal box
Pressure line
cover
Electric cover
Power cords
A
ir lter

Replace the terminal block cover
• Ensure power cables sit within the cabling channel
and the terminal block cover is at after installation
Fix the unit
• Tidy the power lines and press any excess into the terminal
block on the wall
• Hang on metal wall brackets and ensure it sits ush to the wall
• Install the safety screws (x 2)
NOTE: the unit must be installed with the
safety screws or it will be unstable
1 Replace the air filter
• Carefully push the air lter up into the unit, close the air inlet
door and lock it with the catch
2 Replace the drain tank
• Push the drain tank into the unit, as shown
INSTALLATION
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4
5
6
Terminal box
Pressur
e line
cover
Power cord
s
Electric cover
Hook
Air
lter
Installation panel
Unit
Unit
Safety
screw
Drain
tank

Unit ...............................................................................1
Mounting plate ......................................................................1
5mm Expansion pipe..................................................................6
5 x 30 Self-tapping screws .............................................................6
User manual (including Packing List and Warranty Card)......................................1
Method of use gure ..................................................................1
Drilling template .....................................................................1
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PACKING LIST

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