Hedson IRT AutoSpot User manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS - original language
1. Safety instructions........................................................3
2. Intended use of the product ......................................3
3. Product description.....................................................3
4. Instructions to the owner............................................4
5. Assembly instruction...................................................4
6. Basic instruction for operation...................................4
7. Program mode .............................................................5
8. Extended usage information......................................6
9. Settings mode .............................................................6
10. Programming examples..............................................9
11. Maintenance and Service ........................................ 10
12. Spare parts................................................................. 11
13. EC Declaration of conformity ................................. 14
14. Electrical Diagrams................................................... 65
15. Weight and dimensions........................................... 66
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3. Product description
The dryer is an essential aid for paint repair on small and
medium sized areas.
The easily manoeuvrable IRT AutoSpot is equipped with
one compact cassette. The cassette is equipped with two
infrared (IR) lamps with gold plated FreeForm reflectors
and a ventilator. The design makes positioning of the
cassette simple. The IR lamps are easily exchangeable
and the reflectors are protected against mechanical
damage by a mesh. The dryer has a selection of sophisti-
cated programs.
3.1 Particular advantages
3.1.1 Higher quality
Using the dryer when you cure putty also improves the
quality of the top coat.
The shortwave IR curing enables the coating to be cured
from the inside outwards. This prevents solvents to be
trapped inside the coating and ensures a fast and high
quality curing.
3.1.2 Short drying times
60 cm distance
MATERIAL MINUTES
Putty 5-6
Filler Bright 10-15
Filler Dark 10-15
Water base 4-6
Base coat 4-8
Top coat 10-15
Clear coat 10-15
Filler on plastics 10-15
Top coat on plastics 13-17
Clear coat on plastics 13-17
Final boost 2-4
Soft cure 13-17
3.1.3 Regulated temperature
The dryer has a pyrometer which carefully controls
temperature of the object. The computer does not only
measure the maximum allowed temperature but also the
temperature raise. It ensures that the programmed dry-
ing/curing temperature is maintained, thereby achieving
optimum curing, without risk for “over burning”.
3.1.4 Hi-tech shape of reflectors with short wave IR
By using shortwave technology and gold coated reflec-
tors with a hi-tech shape important advantages are
achieved. Firstly, by radiating only the needed areas
and not heating any air, a lower energy consumption is
achieved. Secondly, a more uniform surface temperature
is obtained by distributing the energy evenly. Thirdly, a
larger drying surface is achieved. Fourthly, less radiation
outside the curing area.
1. Safety instructions
The mobile dryer must not be exposed to paint fog,
sanding dust or solvents, due to fire risk. Furthermore,
this will reduce the lifetime of the dryer. Allow for suffi-
cient cooling time of the dryer. The distance to the object
to be dried must be sufficient. Otherwise there is risk for
fire or explosion! Keep all flammable materials in a suf-
ficient distance from the hot surfaces of the dryer.
1.1 Hazards
Tilting
The risk for tilting increases when the arm is located in an
upright position.
Fire and explosion.
Do not store, prepare or use solvent-containing materials
within a 5 m/16 feet radius of the mobile dryer. Flam-
mable materials should not be placed close to a drying
device in use.
If you have a distance less than 60 cm/2 feet to the ob-
ject the temperature might raise quickly and the risk for
fire increases. Never direct the cassette towards highly
combustible materials.
Electrical equipment
The mobile dryer is operated with high electrical voltage,
which can be highly dangerous.
Before accessing live parts, remove the main connector
from the wall socket. Only professional electricians may
have direct access to the electrical components.
If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by
the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified
persons in order to avoid a hazard.
WARNING !
Intensive heat radiation. Hands, face and
other parts of the body should be exposed
as little as possible to the heat radiation.
2. Intended use of the product
The IRT AutoSpot infrared dryer can be used either on
stand with control unit or handheld. This product serves
exclusively to accelerate the drying/curing of putty, filler,
base and clear coats. This applies to both water-borne
and solvent-based products. Its site of use is the prepa-
ration area and finishing area. Within the aeronautical
and automotive industry and vehicle repair sectors, it is
used to cure small areas before polishing. The product
must not be used for other purposes than the described
drying processes. The maximum ambient temperature
during operation should not exceed 40°C. The IRT dryer
must not be used in spray booths or within a distance of
5 m from spraying activities in order to avoid explosion
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3.2 Technical data
All dryers emit shortwave IR-radiation with a peak at
1120 nm.
Voltage 220–240 V
1Ph/PE
Frequency 50–60 Hz
Current 9 A
Power 2 kW
Fuse* 10 A
* The dryer shall be operated with the recommended fuse rating.
Normal fuse type slow.
Weight and dimensions on last page.
4. Instructions to the owner
The owner of the dryer must produce clear operating
instructions, adapted to local site conditions, and make
these available to all users who have to observe these
operating instructions.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (includ-
ing children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless
they have been given supervision or instruction concern-
ing use of the appliance by a person responsible for
their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do
not play with the appliance. Dispose of used items at the
nearest environmental protection facility for recycling.
For safety reasons the infrared dryer must be supplied by
recommended maximum fuse, see table in chapter 3.2.
5. Assembly instruction
The dryer is delivered assembled.
The connector is mounted in its transport position on the
stand.
To operate, connect the IR cassette to the control unit:
connect at the bottom of the control unit.
Software defined button
Confirmation choices Software defined button
Cancellation choices
Start
Stop
Cassette in use Temperature control
On/Off
Enter
6. Basic instruction for operation
6.1 Keyboard
6.2 Display
6.3 Program mode
This mode is for your everyday use. It helps you run the
dryer with preinstalled programs and edit program set-
tings.
To enter the program mode, turn
the main switch on.
When you start the dryer, an information screen will
appear for two seconds. By pressing the confirmation
or cancellation button this information will show until
released. The diagram shows cassette filter usage and
notifies when it is time to change filter.
6.4 Settings mode
The settings mode enables you to change advanced sys-
tem parameters. Thanks to our advanced control system
in this mobile dryer there are many settings that can be
altered. This is normally not a part of the everyday usage.
To enter the settings mode press both arrow keys when
you turn the main switch to position 1.
Read chapter 9 for more information.
6.5 Positioning the dryer
Optimum distance is 250 mm.
The cassette also has an angle adjustment possibility.
Flash off – active
Full bake – inactive
One cassette active
Confirmation choices Cancellation choices
Active program
Temperature reading
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7.2 Run
7.2.1 Distance check
Make sure there is enough distance be-
tween the cassette and the surface to
be dried. Turn the temperature control
on/off. See chapter 8.1.
7.2.2 Start drying
Press start to begin the drying se-
quence. The remaining time of the flash
off will start counting down. When the
flash off is finished, the program auto-
matically changes to full bake mode.
7.2.3 Program graph
This graph is available when the tem-
perature control is active. The graph de-
scribes the target, actual temperature,
and remaining time. See chapter 8.1.
7.2.4 Program values
These are the same values as shown
in program graph (7.2.3), except for
the remaining time, but also the used
power capacity of the machine and
the energy consumption of the current
drying process.
Note! An inactive temperature control
does not show temperature values.
7.2.5 Energy consumption
Total energy consumption per drying
process is shown for the last 10 runs.
7.2.6 Drying complete
When flash off and full bake times have
expired the software returns to 7.1.
Note! To extend the lifetime of the
lamps, the ventilators will continue to
run for cooling. After three minutes
they turn off automatically.
Note! When the drying program is
completed the temperature control will
automatically reactivate.
7.3 Edit
7.3.1 Properties
The values of the chosen program will
show on the display. By pressing the
“Temperature control” button the soft-
ware switches between the properties
with and without the temperature control.
A change in either property is indepen-
dent of the other one. See chapter 8.1.
7.3.2 PIN Code
Use the arrow keys to set the correct digit. Press
enter to confirm and to edit the second, third
and fourth digit of the advanced PIN code.
Note! An entered PIN code is valid for all
entries until the main switch is turned off.
See chapter 9.2 for advanced PIN code.
7.3.3 Edit program parameters
When marked, change the value of the
parameters with the arrow keys. Press
enter to change the next value and so on.
Pressing enter for the last value directs
the user to editing of program position
and name. Press cancel to exit without
saving any parameters.
7.3.4 Edit program position/name
When marked, change the program
number with the arrow keys. Press enter
to confirm and to edit the next symbol.
Note! Changing the number will also change
the program position in the program list.
7.3.5 Expansion of the program steps
When the drying process requires more
than the two standard steps, you can
expand the number of steps in the drying
cycle by linking to the next program.
Start from 7.3.4 and press enter repeat-
edly until the "Link to next program" ap-
pears on the screen. Select with the arrow
keys yes or no, and then press save. The
link to the next program will remain until
it is deactivated (no). Use the program
13, 14 or 15 as these are free programs
without any default.
7. Program Mode – General rules for navigation in the software
– The display shows software defined options in the bottom corner fields.
– To adjust the values use the arrow keys.
– To move to previous display without saving, press cancel.
7.1 Basic navigation
There are twelve predefined programs and three empty ones. All 15 programs have editable positions, names and
drying parameters.
Scroll up or down using the arrow keys, press select to run the program or view to edit.
Stop or cancel
returns to 7.1.
Stop or cancel
returns to 7.1.
Use arrow keys
to set numbers.
The program
returns to 7.3.1.
The program
returns to 7.3.1.
The program
returns to 7.3.1.
1. Putty
2. Filler Bright
3. Filler Dark
4. Water base
5. Base coat
6. Top coat
7. Clear coat
8.Plast Filler
9. Plast Top coat
10. Plast Clear coat
11. Final boost
12. Soft cure
13. Free prog
14. Free prog
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8. Extended usage information
8.1 Temperature control
The mobile dryer is equipped with an automatic tem-
perature control. This enables optimum drying/curing
results within the shortest possible time.
The properties when the temperature
control is on are:
a. minutes
b. temperature increase/minute
c. max allowed temperature
The temperature control (pyrometer) measures the aver-
age temperature over a surface. The diameter of this sur-
face equals half of the distance between the IR cassette
and the object to be dried. The laser pointer indicates
where the distance check is made. This pointer is close
to being in the centre of the temperature measurement
also.
In settings mode, the short and long limit for a “correct”
distance measurement can be adjusted. Default correct
distance is between 55 and 65 cm.
Note! The temperature is measured as an average of the
measured surface (default diameter value 30 cm). Make
sure to have the measuring surface placed correctly.
Make sure that you don´t measure the temperature on
glass, tyres or outside the object. Otherwise, the result
between the programmed temperature values and
actual values may differ. This may lead to unsatisfactory
results and if the process alarm is activated it will stop the
drying/curing.
Consequently, for surfaces smaller than ∅30 cm, which
the temperature control cannot read, we recommend
deactivating the temperature control. To permanently
deactivate the temperature control see chapter 9.4.9.
With the temperature control deactivated
the program properties are:
a minutes
b percent power of max possible
The program settings with or without the temperature
control activated are working independently of each
other.
8.2 Process alarm
To notice temperature deviations, the mobile dryer is
equipped with a process alarm. If the difference between
the current temperature and the requested tempera-
ture is more than 30ºC, the message “Warning! Process
error” appears in the display and the dryer switches off
automatically. This warning has to be acknowledged by
pressing enter. By doing this, the program is terminated.
In case of process alarm, check if the temperature mea-
suring device (pyrometer) is aligned correctly on the sur-
face to be dried and that it is not registering unwanted
material temperatures.
Attention! The process alarm function is not activated
when mobile dryer is delivered.
Please see chapter 9.4.3 for activating.
9. Settings Mode
9.1 Log In
To enter the settings mode you first have to log in. Press
both arrow keys as you turn the main switch on. The
display will ask you for a PIN code.
9.2 PIN code
Use the arrow keys to fill in the correct digit. Press enter
to confirm and edit the second, third, and fourth digit of
the code.
No code is required for basic settings, just press OK
for the default code of 0000. To change this code, read
chapter 9.4.5 "Basic PIN Code”.
Advanced PIN code 5780
Used for program adjustments and advanced settings.
To change this code, read chapter 9.4.13 “Advanced Pin
Code”.
Attention! An entered PIN code is valid globally in the
software until the main switch is turned off, i.e. if you
enter advanced settings mode and then exit to program
mode. The program settings will still be editable until the
main power is turned off.
9.3 Navigation
To adjust a setting, press edit. To go back from edit mode
to settings mode without saving, press cancel.
Note! If you press exit from settings mode you will be re-
directed to program mode. You will then need to repeat
from step 9.1 "Log In” to enter 9.4 "Settings” again.
Use arrow keys to
change language and
select to confirm.
Use the arrow keys
to scroll through the
settings, see table in
chapter 9.4.
Press exit
and you will
be directed
to “program
mode”.
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9.4 Settings
available in
Ch. Overview Basic Advanced
9.4.1 1 Select Language x
9.4.2 3 Process Alarm x
9.4.3 4 Temp Unit x
9.4.4 5 Buzzer x x
9.4.5 7 Basic PIN Code x
9.4.6 8 Short Dist lim. x
9.4.7 9 Long Dist lim. x
9.4.8 15 Temperature Ctrl x
9.4.9 16 Disp. Contrast x x
9.4.10 18 Distance x
9.4.11 23 Filter Time x
9.4.12 25 Contin. Mode x
9.4.13 36 Advanced PIN Code x
9.4.14 37 Dist Unit x
9.4.15 43 Advanced Code x
9.4.16 44 Reset Prog. Settings x
9.4.17 45 Reset Filter Timer x
9.4.18 46 Statistics x x
9.4.19 47 Perform Self test x x
9.4.20 48 Program Time Scale x
9.4.21 49 Proc. Alarm Temp. x
9.4.1 1 Select Language
Use the up and down arrow keys to scroll through the
fourteen different languages (arranged alphabetically)
until the correct language appears. Press select to
confirm.
If you accidently switch to a language that you don´t
understand, turn the main switch on while pressing the
cassette in use button. The dryer will then start up with
British English.
9.4.2 3 Process Alarm
Use the up and down arrow keys to set whether the
alarm is active or not. Press select to confirm. For alarm
sound settings, see 9.4.4 "Buzzer”.
9.4.3 4 Temp. Unit
°C and °F appear on the screen. Use the up and down ar-
row keys to select the desired temperature unit. Confirm
the selected unit by pressing select.
9.4.4 5 Buzzer
The sound effects can be muted/activated by using the
arrow keys to select no/yes. Press select to confirm.
9.4.5 7 Basic PIN Code
You can change the PIN code to prevent unauthorized
access to the basic setting, as described in table in
chapter 9.4. To do this, use the up and down arrow keys
to change the first digit, press select to confirm. Continue
with the second, third and fourth digit. When completed,
press select to confirm the new four digit PIN code.
9.4.6 8 Short Distance Limit
The original settings for the correct short distance limit
is 55 cm. You can change the value for the short distance
limit from 35 to 95 cm. Settings higher than 80 cm are
not recommended. Press select to confirm.
9.4.7 9 Long Distance Limit
The original settings for the correct long distance limit
is 65 cm. You can change the value for the long distance
limit from 40 to 130 cm. Settings higher than 100 cm are
not recommended. Press select to confirm.
9.4.8 15 Temperature Ctrl
You can choose if you want to turn the temperature con-
trol (pyrometer) on or off permanently.
Note! If you turn the temperature control off in settings
mode you cannot activate it in program mode.
Temperature graphs and values will not be accessible
when this feature is turned off. Instead the software will
work with power levels, that is percentage of maximum
capacity.
9.4.9 16 Disp. Contrast
You can change the contrast of the display on a scale
from light to dark (25-55). Scroll between the values with
the up and down arrow keys and press select to confirm.
9.4.10 18 Distance
You can change the distance measuring between centi-
meters and text. If text is chosen the distance is indicated
on the display as “too close”, “too far” or “correct”. If
measuring fails “check distance manually” appears.
9.4.11 23 Filter Time
The default value is 400 working hours. After this time,
the filter replacement warning is displayed for filter
change.
If the dryer is placed in a dusty environment, it is recom-
mended to change filters more frequently.
Note! Keep in mind that if the filter is too dirty, the lamp
service life will be reduced as a result of impaired cool-
ing.
To reset, see 9.4.17 "Reset filter timer”.
9.4.12 25 Contin. Mode
The continuous mode is for sales demo purposes.
For safety reasons and for minimizing unnecessary wear-
ing down of the dryer, this mode must be used only in
exceptional cases.
9.4.13 36 Advanced Pin code
To change the code to your personal choice use the
up and down arrow keys to change the first digit, press
select to confirm. Continue with the second, third and
fourth digit. When completed press select to confirm the
new four digit PIN code.
Warning! Make sure that you remember the new code.
9.4.14 37 Dist Unit
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9.4.15 43 Advanced Code
It is possible to enable/disable the request for a PIN
code. This will remove the PIN code request in program
mode and the code 0000 will give you access to ad-
vanced settings. Press select to confirm your choice.
9.4.16 44 Reset Prog. settings
You can reset to the pre-programmed factory settings for
all programs. Confirm by pressing yes.
Note! Also the programs 13-15 will reappear empty as
from factory.
9.4.17 45 Reset Filter Timer
After a filter change on the cassette/s, restart the filter
timer with this setting. Confirm by pressing yes to reset
the filter time counting.
To adjust the value in the filter timer, see chapter 9.4.11.
9.4.18 46 Statistics
The following information is available:
Run time
Shows accumulated working hours and minutes.
Start-ups
Shows the total number of starts of the dryer.
Σ(Total Power Consumption)
Presents the total energy consumption.
Φ(Average power consumption)
Presents the average consumption for all runs.
9.4.19 47 Perform Self test
The best fault trace software on the market has been
developed with this dryer. In this test all the important
input and outputs to and from the computer can be
tested. This test will give the opportunity for a quick and
accurate function verification of the different parts of the
dryer.
This test procedure is only available in English. By press-
ing the yes button you enter the first step of the self test.
To exit the self test, press the start/stop button.
Automatic testing includes the following:
Test 1: Push Button Test
All buttons on the control unit are tested. The corre-
sponding symbols are displayed by pressing the buttons.
Press enter for approx. three seconds in order to con-
tinue to the next step of the test program.
Test 2: Display Test
Verify that all pixels light up on the display. Press enter*
and check that all pixels go out. Press enter* to continue.
* or upper left software button
Test 3: Buzzer Test
Check that the buzzer sounds. Press enter or next to
continue.
Test 4: Cassette IR Test
The IR cassette lamps light up. Check that all the IR lamps
are lit. For safety reasons this test is limited to 10 sec-
onds. Press enter or next to continue.
Test 5: Ventilator Test/cassette
The ventilator in the cassette now starts. A sound from
the ventilator confirms that it is working. Press enter or
next to continue.
Test 6: Laser Test
Direct the laser towards the object. Check that a red,
dotted circle is visible on the object. Press enter or next
to continue.
Test 7: Temperature Sensor Test
Direct the temperature sensor towards an object that is
at room temperature. The temperature on the display
should not deviate from room temperature by more than
±3°C or ±5°F. Press enter or next to continue.
Note! Temperature measurement is made as an average
of a surface according to chapter 8.1.
Test 8: Distance Sensor Test
Direct the distance sensor towards the object at a
distance of 0.3-1 m. Check that the distance shown on
the display matches the manually measured distance. A
deviation of ±3 cm is acceptable. Press enter or next to
continue.
Test 9: Temperature Guards
The computer card has a temperature measuring device
that is seen on the display.
The temperature is shown in ºC or ºF depending on the
settings you have made.
The computer lifetime will be shortened if temperatures
are above 70ºC/158ºF during operation. If this happens
during drying a new window will appear after the com-
pleted drying cycle saying “warning High temp Pc”.
Test Completed
Automatic testing is now complete. Press enter or next
to finish.
9.4.20 48 Program Time Scale
Possibility to change between minutes and seconds.
9.4.21 49 Proc. Alarm Temp.
Possitbility to set maximum temperature difference be-
tween current and requested temperature (5-99°C). This
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10. Programming examples
EX 1.
FLASH OFF/PREHEATING
Initial temperature 20°C/86°F
Time 4 min
Temperature increase 15°C/27°F /min
Final temperature 80°C/176°F
FULL BAKE/CURING
Initial temperature 60°C/140°F
Time 0 min
Temperature increase 5°C/9°F /min
EX 2.
FLASH OFF/PREHEATING
Initial temperature 20°C/86°F
Time 4 min
Temperature increase 20°C/36°F /min
Final temperature 60°C/140°F
FULL BAKE/CURING
Initial temperature 60°C/140°F
Time 5 min
Temperature increase 5°C/9°F /min
Final temperature 60°C/140°F
EX 3.
FLASH OFF/PREHEATING
Initial temperature 20°C/86°F
Time 4 min
Temperature increase 10°C/18°F /min
Final temperature 60°C/140°F
FULL BAKE/CURING
Initial temperature 60°C/140°F
Time 8 min
Temperature increase 20°C/36°F /min
Final temperature 110°C/230°F /min
EX 4.
FLASH OFF/PREHEATING
Initial temperature 20°C/86°F
Time 6 min
Temperature increase 20°C/36°F /min
Final temperature 60°C/140°F
FULL BAKE/CURING
Initial temperature 60°C/140°F
Time 6 min
Temperature increase 15°C/27°F /min
Final temperature 90°C/194°F
T (oC)
t (min)
T (oC)
t (min)
T (oC)
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11. Maintenance and Service
Weekly
Check that all IR lamps light up during mobile dryer op-
eration. Defect IR lamps can cause uneven heat distribu-
tion over the surface.
Clean the dryer from dust, which can be a cause of fire,
with a damp cloth. Also, check that all cables are undam-
aged. A damaged cable can be a danger to life!
Monthly
Check the gold coated reflectors. Damaged or extremely
dirty reflectors can over heat the reflector body and/
or the cassette. In case of doubt, please contact the
customer service in order to clarify if the gold coated
reflector needs to be changed.
Yearly
Plan to change the air filter approx. once per year. You
will get a message in the software when it is time to
change. When starting up the dryer you will get an indi-
cation on how much of the filter time that is used.
Run the self-test as described in chapter 9.4.19 "47 Per-
form Self Test".
Verify the pyrometer indicated temperature with a cali-
brated handheld pyrometer. Max deviation ±3°C or ±5°F.
11.1 IRT lamp replacement
Attention!
Do not touch either the gold coated reflector or the new
IR lamp with your fingers. Only remove the protective
paper on the IR lamp after you have installed it.
1. Unplug the cable.
2. Loosen the screws (A) on each side.
3. Remove painted plate (C).
4. Pull out the reflector package (D).
5. Loosen screws (B) holding the reflector with the bro-
ken lamp.
6. Pull out the protective net (E) from the reflector profile
and loosen the lamp screw (F) at each end of the
lamp.
Note! Do not touch the new IR lamp with your fingers.
Keep the protective paper around the lamp until it has
been installed
7. Install new lamp. Adjust the lamp lenghtway so the
bulb is centered in the reflector. Remove the protec-
tive paper from the lamp.
8. Assemble the dryer in the reverse order.
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1 2 421074 Bracket twin reflector
2 4 n/a Washer 8.4x24x2 DIN9021
3 2 713904 Reflector FF2 with foil and lamp-
holders
4 1 421076 Heat protector
5 2 713801 Protective mesh FF2
6 2 n/a Washer star 6.4x11x2FZB DIN 6798
7 2 102700 Lamp 1 kW, 230 V
8 1 421073 Sheet backside
9 2 421075 End sheet
10 1 711186 Fan 12 V, 92x92 mm
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12 1 714312 Handl compl. with switch and cable
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13 - - -
14 2 n/a Socket head cap screw M8x35
15 12 n/a Screw RTS B4x9.5 DIN7981C
16 4 n/a Screw MRT-GF M5x16 FZB ISO
14583
17 9 n/a Screw MRT-TX M4x10 FZ
18 2 713689 Side Extrusion red
19 2 713753 Spacer teflon 18x10.5x5
20 2 713756 Spacer metal 10x6.3-15
21 2 n/a Washer BRB M6 A2
22 2 n/a Screw MRT - TX M6x30 FZB
n/a = not applicable as spare part
Position Part no. Description
3:1 713585 Reflector FF2
3:2 712393 Lamp holder
3:3 104074 Foil E360 1
Control unit
Position Qty Part no. Description
12:2 1 750497 Cable EU
1 750628 Plug 13A UK
1 750366 Keyboard IRT 8 keys
U1 1 714014 PCB IRT 4-1 PcAuto
1 750220 Display 128x64 points with
lighting
V1 1 750227 Solid state relay
T1 1 195464 Power supply 230 VAC / 12 VDC
U2 1 194572 Pyrometer
U5 1 194573 Laser pointer
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13. EC Declaration of conformity
According to testing institutes and according to the machinery directive the IRT product in this manual are not defined
as machines, wherefore the machinery directive reference cannot be included in this declaration.
In accordance with EN 17050-1:2010
We, Hedson Technologies AB
Box 1530
SE-462 28 Vänersborg
Sweden
declare under our sole responsibility that the product
IRT AutoSpot
used to accelerate the drying/curing of paint and paint related materials to which this declaration relates, is in confor-
mity with the following standards;
EN 60335-1:2002 Specification for safety of household and similar electrical appliances.
+A11+A1+A12+A2 General requirements.
+A13+A14+A15
EN 60335-2-45:2002 Specification for safety of household and similar electrical appliances.
+A1+A2 Particular requirements for portable heating tools and similar appliances§.
EN 61000-6-3 Electro-magnetic Compatiblity, Generic Emission Standard.
EN 61000-6-2 Electro-magnetic Compatiblity, Generic Immunity Standard.
EN 62233:2008 Measurement methods for electromagnetic fields of household appliances and
similar apparatus with regard to human exposure.
EN ISO 9001 Quality Management System
EN 61000-3-11 Electro-magnetic Compatiblity, Limitation of voltage changes.
Compliance statement:
The maximum value of the system impedance (Zmax) is 0.044 ohm for the
phase lines and 0.030 ohm for the neutral at the interface between a public
supply network and a user’s installation.
in accordance with the provisions of the following directives in their most current version
2014/35/EU Low Voltage Directive
2014/30/EU Electro-magnetic Compatiblity Directive
2011/65/EU Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances (RoHS)
in electrical and electronic equipment.
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électrique • Elschema • Schemi elettrici • Diagrama eléctrico
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Pt-1000 J101 Pt-1000 J102 Pt-1000 J103
IR2 J109
IR1 J108
Ext J119
M1 J111
M2 J112
M3 J113
Laser J114
Dist J116
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15. Weights and dimensions • Gewicht und Abmessungen •
Poids et dimensions • Vikt och dimensioner • Peso e dimensioni •
Peso y Dimensiones
Dimensions in mm
Weight 17,2 kg

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SWEDEN
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