Hix Premier n-840 User manual

Receiving & Installation 2

Temperature & Time Instructions 3

Pressure Control 3

Transfer Application 4

Troubleshooting 5-7

Thermostat Bypass 8

Fuse Replacement 9

Relay Bypass 9

Maintenance Schedule 10

Shipping or Returns 11

N-840/640 Parts Identification 12-13

C-800/600 Parts Identification 14-15

Warranty 16

CONTENTS

N-840 / N-640

16”x20” / 15”x15” Air Automatic Heat Transfer Machines

OWNER’S MANUAL

(N-840DShown)

C-800 / C-600

16”x20” / 15”x15” Commercial

Air Automatic Heat Transfer Machines

BEFORE warranty repair you MUST get Prior Authorization:

For Customer Service, Call 1-800-835-0606

ext. 209, ext. 211, ext. 220, ext.221 or

Visit www.hixcorp.com

Analog and Digital Versions

Manufacturers of the Finest Quality Textile and Graphics Screen Printing and Heat Transfer Equipment

1201 E. 27th Terrace • Pittsburg, KS 66762 • U.S.A.

Web site: www.hixcorp.com • Phone: (800) 835-0606

E-Mail: [email protected] • Fax: (866) 561-0894

E-Mail: [email protected] • Fax: (866) 563-4600

WARRANTY

(Effective January 1, 2007)

HIX will automatically register the equipment on the date it was shipped to you or your distributor.

If the equipment was not purchased directly from HIX, but through a distributor (either domestic or

foreign), please keep a copy of their sales invoice showing the serial number and date it was sold/

shipped to you with this warranty. In this case, we will use the distributor’s invoice date as the

beginning warranty date. STAPLE A COPY OF YOUR RECEIPT TO THIS WARRANTY and keep

in a safe place to provide verification of your warranty should a problem occur. Thank you.

Please fill in the following information and attach a copy of your receipt for your records.

Date Purchased: ______________________ From: __________________________________

Model #: ____________________________ Serial #: ________________________________

This warranty applies to equipment manufactured by the HIX Corporation (HIX), Pittsburg, Kan-

sas, U.S.A. HIX warrants to the original purchaser, its Conveyor Dryers, Heat Transfer Presses, Mug

Presses, Mug Glazer, Retensionable Screen Frames, Textile Printers, Spot Heaters, and Exposure

Units against defects in workmanship and material, except for wear and tear for a period of “One

Year” from the date of purchase. HIX warrants its Accessories, Reten Splines/Hardware/Tool Kit, and

Shuttle for a period of 90 days from the date of purchase. DoughXpress and Thermatrol products are

covered under separate warranty.

In the event of a defect, HIX, at its option, will repair, replace or substitute the defective item at no

cost during this period subject to the limitations of insurance and shipping costs stated below.

In the case of heat transfer presses (except the Mug Press, Hobby Lite), HIX warrants the heat

casting for the “Life” of the machine for the original purchaser. If a part becomes obsolete at the time

for repair, and/or cannot be reasonably substituted for, HIX will credit, at half the then current list price

or last recorded price, only that part toward a new machine or any product HIX offers. This credit offer

shall be the sole responsibility of the HIX Corporation in the event of an obsolete part.

This warranty does not cover belts, pads, mug wraps, mug press liners, canvas, rubber blankets,

bulbs, glass, PTFE or finish, rod ends, turn buckles on printers, or mug press or damages due to

accident, misuse/abuse, alterations or damage due to neglect, shipping or lack of proper lubrication

or maintenance. HIX shall not be responsible for repairs or alterations made by any person without

the prior written authorization by HIX. This warranty is the sole and exclusive warranty of HIX and no

person, agent, distributor, or dealer of HIX is authorized to change, amend or modify the terms set

forth herein, in whole or in part.

In the case of a problem with the equipment identified herein, HIX Corporation should be con-

tacted during regular business hours to discuss the problem and verify an existing warranty. HIX

personnel will assist the customer to correct any problems which can be corrected through operation

or maintenance instructions, simple mechanical adjustments, or replacement of parts. In the event

the problem cannot be corrected by phone, and upon the issuance of a return authorization by HIX,

the equipment shall be returned to HIX or an authorized service representative. All insurance and

shipment/freight costs are solely the responsibility of the customer, and not that of HIX, and HIX shall

not be responsible for improper handling or damage in transit. HIX offers a reconditioning service

and a core exchange/credit policy on some models. HIX customer service personnel may be con-

tacted for complete return authorization and reconditioning information.

This expressed warranty is given in lieu of any and all other warranties, whether expressed or

implied, including but not limited to those of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and

constitutes the only warranty made by HIX Corporation.

In no event shall HIX’s liability for breach of warranty extend beyond the obligation to repair or

replace the nonconforming goods. HIX shall not be liable for any other damages, either incidental or

consequential, or the action as brought in contract, negligence or otherwise.

This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from

state to state.

RECEIVING & INSTALLATION

UNPACKING

Remember to save all packing materials - including box, liner and

board. You may need these for shipping your machine or if a repair

is necessary in the future.

INSPECTION

Inspect your machine for hidden shipping damage. Contact the

delivery company immediately, should you find damage.

INSTALLATION

1. Remove plywood shipping base bolts (see Aand B) and screw

on feet provided.

CAUTION: Handle must be tied to base before moving or shipping.

2. Plug the machine into the correct grounded electrical outlet.

WARNING: When using an extension cord, use 12 or 14 ga.-3

conductor. Maximum length, 25’ (7.62 m).

3. Supply a clean (void of oils) and dry (void of water) air source of

100-125 P.S.I. (6.8-8.5 bar) to the 1/4” NPT air inlet located on

the left side panel (as viewed from the front) of the machine.

Requires 1-1/2 to 2 CFM. It is strongly recommended that an

external air filter and water trap be installed at the machine’s air

inlet connection. Damage to the machine’s internal air operated

components can occur that will not be covered under warranty

if it is determined that water, oil or other contaminants have

damaged the component. Combination air filter/water traps are

available at any major hardware store or may be purchased

directly from HIX (part #71145). *C-800/600 includes a filter.

C-800/600 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

The drawing shows the C-800/600 air spring component.

For all other parts identification, refer to the N-840/640 diagram.

C-800/600 Air Spring Component Exploded View / Parts List

OPERATION

PRESSURE CONTROL

1. The air pressure control knob must be pulled out to allow for

pressure adjustments then pushed in once final adjustments have

been made. Set the air pressure by turning the regulator control knob

and monitoring the air pressure gauge.

2. Set the air pressure to 40 P.S.I. (pounds per square inch). Turn the

control knob clockwise to increase the pressure and counterclockwise

to reduce it. Refer to your transfers manufactures guide for pressure

recommendations. Your machine is protected by a pressure release

valve which is preset at the factory.

DIGITAL TEMPERATURE & TIME INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn on the machine by pushing the on/off switch.

2. To change or set the temperature, press the menu button on the

digital control. The light next to “TEMP” will light. Press the up s, or

down t, button to your desired setting.

3. To change or set the time, press the menu button on the digital

control. The light next to “TIME” will light. Press the up s, or down t,

button to your desired setting.

4. When you have your desired settings press the menu button a

third time to lock in your settings otherwise the previous settings

will still be used.

5. Wait for the machine to reach your preset temperature by monitoring

the display temperature until it matches the set temperature.

ANALOG TEMPERATURE & TIME INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn heat control knob to “8.” This should raise the temperature to

approximately 350°F (177°C). While machine is heating (approx. 15

minutes), the heat light will remain on, until it has reached set

temperature. Adjust heat control knob to the temperature you desire.

The heat light will cycle on and off in order to maintain the desired

temperature.

2. Set timer by turning the dial to the desired time setting.

IMPORTANT: The mode should always be set to “E”on the timer

for proper operation.

C-800/600 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

C-800/600

Air Spring Component

These drawings show the C-800/600 air spring component.

For all other parts identification,

refer to the N-840/640 diagram page 12/13.

OPERATION

TRANSFER APPLICATION

The N-840/640 is ideal for T-shirt shops and retail applications.

HIX recommends the C-800/600 for heavy service use such

as commercial, continuous applications, or for high volume

applications. The C-800/600 120 volt models have a slower

heat recovery (i.e. 18-20 seconds @ 375°F). The C-800/600

in 220 volt is recommended for quicker cycle times (i.e. 10

seconds @ 375°F).

1. Set the temperature, time, & pressure to the desired settings

as instructed on page 3. Again, always consult your specific

transfer recommendations. Typical settings are; Cold Peel:

350°F (177°C), 15 seconds and Hot Split: 375°F (190°C),

10-12 seconds.

2. Align garment on the lower platen and smooth out the

wrinkles.

NOTE: Wrinkles may be removed by bringing heated platen in contact with

the garment before the transfer is positioned. A platen release switch

(N-840/640 only) is provided on the front of the lower right frame tube of

the machine to interrupt the normal cycle and release the upper heat platen.

3. Position the transfer, then pull the operating handle down

until the lower platen engages (approx. 1 second) then

release. At the end of the time selected, the machine will

open automatically.

4. Continuously peel the paper off the transfer away from your

garment. NOTE: Do not fold the transfer back on itself.

Successful transfer work depends on the correct balance

of time, temperature and pressure. The type and thickness

of the material and the kind of transfer being used will

determine what settings are necessary.

If a hot peel/split transfer is being applied, immediately peel

the paper after the machine has opened. DO NOT allow

the transfer to cool. If a cold peel transfer is being applied,

rub the transfer with an eraser or cloth and allow to cool for

5-10 seconds before removing the release paper.

NOTE: Specific application instructions are enclosed with transfers.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

#Description Part #

1 Pop-off Valve 128a 70# 1/8 34274

2 Air Regulator 1/8” npt R261ps10 71153

3 Frame 34178

4 Casting 16x20 120v Finished 82743

Casting 16x20 220v Finished 82750

Casting 15x15 120v Finished 82040

Casting 15x15 220v Finished 82057

5 Casting 16x20 Lwr Finished 28991

Casting 15x15 Lwr Finished 29899

6 Pad 16x20x1/2 Silicone 50542

7 Thermometer Tel-tru 40345

8 Thermostat B-1008 B-200 71159

10 Screw Tap Ph Phil 6x1/4 15438

11 Valve Quick Exhaust Pqe-44 10397

12 Light Red Id 120v 14233

Light Red Id 220v 14241

13 Cordset 15”x15” 120v 39768

Cordset 15”x15” 220v 72496

Cordset 16”x20” 120v 19623

Cordset 16”x20” 220v CE 19895

14 Fuse Holder Hkp-1 13037

15 Fuse Mda-15 120v

(N-840/N-640) 13045

Fuse Mda-10 220v (N-840) 76752

Fuse Mda-8 220v (N-640) 13052

16 Grommet Rubber 4x561 3/8 13268

NP Nut Hx 6-32 Zp 14621

18 Screw Mch Ph Phil 6-32x1/2 Zp 15297

19 Switch Rocker Red 26 Amp 94684

20 Term Bd 601-2-kt 37, 38, 39 72223

21 Term Bd 601-3-kt 37, 38, 39 72231

22 Relay 40 Amp Solid State (120v)(A) 84368

Relay 25 Amp Solid State (220v)(A) 84350

Relay 50 Amp Solid State (120v)(D) 65897

Relay 25 Amp Solid State (220v)(D) 62731

23 Pin Main Arm #8405016 41384*

24 Pin Handle Pivot #8405015 41384*

25 Pin Dowel 3/16x1-3/4 Hard Gmd 18910

26 Pin Dowel 3/16x1-1/4 Hard Gmd 18902

27 Switch 7835k 11a Norm Closed 50547

28 Spring Gas P3161 194lb (840/640) 30848

29 Spring Air 57045

30 Bushing 3/8x1/2x1/4 Ss1216-4 30945

31 Spring Extension 1/2” odx2-1/2” 71137

32 Analog Timer (A) 28169

Digital Temp/Timer (120v) (D) 65312

Digital Temp/Timer (220v) (D) 65322

34 Handle Grip Assembly 26856

35 Socket Timer 8pin Omron P3g-08 28304

36 Switch Micro (840/640) 31823

Switch Micro (800) 16097

NP Screw Mch Rh 10-24x1/2 15339

#Description Part #

38 Haysite #8404013 41384*

40 Heatsink Lg 5-3/4” 31712

41 Nipple 1/8 X Close Sb 10375

42 Fitting Tee Gage 228-42 23177

43 Tubing 1/4 Nylon 88799

44 Screw Tap Phph 14x1-1/4 Zp 59816

46 Knob 260-1121 Thermostat Blk 14217

47 Screw Tap-b Ph Phil 6x3/8 15446

48 Screw Cpskt 5/16-18x1 Blk 15388

49 Circuit Bkr 46-500-p10 80911

50 Heat Shield #80040010 41384*

51 Thermostat Cvr #6204002 22640

52 Nut Push 5/16 Pw312010 14738

53 Nut Push 3/16 Pw1880008 14712

54 Pin Upper Link #8405017 41384*

55 Pin Mid & Lwr #8405018 41384*

56 Handle Frame (Assy) 18953

57 Foot Rubber 5/8 x 1/2 18406

58 Filter #10vk1 (CE only) 56782

61 Air Filter 1/4” npt F300-02-s10 71145

62 Nut Push 5/8 Pw625019 82368

63 Fitting Elbow

M 229-4-2-1/4x1/8NPT 90522

65 Fitting-Con-f26-4-2 1/4 tx 1/8 23117

66 Assm Main Arm 16101

67 Valve Solenoid

C-800 120V 4200-04-5387 10340

C-800 220V 4200-04-5388 10359

N-840/640 120V 3823-05-A387 10421

N-840/640 220V 3823-05-A388 10448

68 Air Gauge 100 Psi 1-1/2 65300

70 Link Upper #8405005 41384*

71 Link Lower #8405006 41384*

72 Link Handle #8405008 41384*

73 Cord Grip #1240 Heyco Sr7k2 13250

74 Bushing 3/16x5/16/1/4 94536

75 Control Vox Assy 41384

76 Control Box back #8404002 41384*

NP Capacitor .03 1000vdc 29579

78 Cover Protect 1x2-1/2 35394

NP Adhesive High Temp. 2.8 oz. 10025

80 Screw Sktshldr 3/8x3/8 30538

81 Bushing Platen Guide #8405001 41384*

82 Spacer Tube #8405002 41384*

83 Spacer Link #8405014 41384*

84 Tube Stop #8405003 41384*

85 Washer Flat 7/16 Uss Zp 12229

86 Bolt Nc Hh G5 1/2 x 5 71277

88 Coupling 1/4: Npt Bulkhd 28301 71161

89 Thermocouple (D) 83647

90 Noise filter CE (A) 56782

*Indicates Custom Cut Part

WARNING: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace with the following fuses only:

• 120 Volt Units - Buss MDA-15. • 220 Volt N-840D & C-800D Units - Buss MDA-10.

• 220 Volt N-640D & C-600D Units - Buss MDA-8.

Parts List:

Reference Serial# Prefix inorder help to determine machine: 640 - N640 Analog

641 - N600 Analog

840 - N840 Analog

841 - C800 Analog

642 - C640 Digital

643 - C600 Digital

842 - N840 Digital

843 - C800 Digital

“A”= Analog only “D” = Digital only

All other parts are common for all machines unless otherwise marked

TROUBLESHOOTING

WARNING: Before making repairs, be sure on/off switch

is off and machine is unplugged!

*Customer Service Tech Sheets are available for this step.

Visit www.hixcorp.com to print or call 620-231-8568 and we

will send you one. Parts ordering is available on-line.

N-840/640 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

Exploded View

See also pg. 14/15 for

C-800/600

OPERATION

TRANSFER APPLICATION

The N-840/640 is ideal for T-shirt shops and retail applications.

HIX recommends the C-800/600 for heavy service use such

as commercial, continuous applications, or for high volume

applications. The C-800/600 120 volt models have a slower

heat recovery (i.e. 18-20 seconds @ 375°F). The C-800/600

in 220 volt is recommended for quicker cycle times (i.e. 10

seconds @ 375°F).

1. Set the temperature, time, & pressure to the desired settings

as instructed on page 3. Again, always consult your specific

transfer recommendations. Typical settings are; Cold Peel:

350°F (177°C), 15 seconds and Hot Split: 375°F (190°C),

10-12 seconds.

2. Align garment on the lower platen and smooth out the

wrinkles.

NOTE: Wrinkles may be removed by bringing heated platen in contact with

the garment before the transfer is positioned. A platen release switch

(N-840/640 only) is provided on the front of the lower right frame tube of

the machine to interrupt the normal cycle and release the upper heat platen.

3. Position the transfer, then pull the operating handle down

until the lower platen engages (approx. 1 second) then

release. At the end of the time selected, the machine will

open automatically.

4. Continuously peel the paper off the transfer away from your

garment. NOTE: Do not fold the transfer back on itself.

Successful transfer work depends on the correct balance

of time, temperature and pressure. The type and thickness

of the material and the kind of transfer being used will

determine what settings are necessary.

If a hot peel/split transfer is being applied, immediately peel

the paper after the machine has opened. DO NOT allow

the transfer to cool. If a cold peel transfer is being applied,

rub the transfer with an eraser or cloth and allow to cool for

5-10 seconds before removing the release paper.

NOTE: Specific application instructions are enclosed with transfers.

PARTS IDENTIFICATION

#Description Part #

1 Pop-off Valve 128a 70# 1/8 34274

2 Air Regulator 1/8” npt R261ps10 71153

3 Frame 34178

4 Casting 16x20 120v Finished 82743

Casting 16x20 220v Finished 82750

Casting 15x15 120v Finished 82040

Casting 15x15 220v Finished 82057

5 Casting 16x20 Lwr Finished 28991

Casting 15x15 Lwr Finished 29899

6 Pad 16x20x1/2 Silicone 50542

7 Thermometer Tel-tru 40345

8 Thermostat B-1008 B-200 71159

10 Screw Tap Ph Phil 6x1/4 15438

11 Valve Quick Exhaust Pqe-44 10397

12 Light Red Id 120v 14233

Light Red Id 220v 14241

13 Cordset 15”x15” 120v 39768

Cordset 15”x15” 220v 72496

Cordset 16”x20” 120v 19623

Cordset 16”x20” 220v CE 19895

14 Fuse Holder Hkp-1 13037

15 Fuse Mda-15 120v

(N-840/N-640) 13045

Fuse Mda-10 220v (N-840) 76752

Fuse Mda-8 220v (N-640) 13052

16 Grommet Rubber 4x561 3/8 13268

NP Nut Hx 6-32 Zp 14621

18 Screw Mch Ph Phil 6-32x1/2 Zp 15297

19 Switch Rocker Red 26 Amp 94684

20 Term Bd 601-2-kt 37, 38, 39 72223

21 Term Bd 601-3-kt 37, 38, 39 72231

22 Relay 40 Amp Solid State (120v)(A) 84368

Relay 25 Amp Solid State (220v)(A) 84350

Relay 50 Amp Solid State (120v)(D) 65897

Relay 25 Amp Solid State (220v)(D) 62731

23 Pin Main Arm #8405016 41384*

24 Pin Handle Pivot #8405015 41384*

25 Pin Dowel 3/16x1-3/4 Hard Gmd 18910

26 Pin Dowel 3/16x1-1/4 Hard Gmd 18902

27 Switch 7835k 11a Norm Closed 50547

28 Spring Gas P3161 194lb (840/640) 30848

29 Spring Air 57045

30 Bushing 3/8x1/2x1/4 Ss1216-4 30945

31 Spring Extension 1/2” odx2-1/2” 71137

32 Analog Timer (A) 28169

Digital Temp/Timer (120v) (D) 65312

Digital Temp/Timer (220v) (D) 65322

34 Handle Grip Assembly 26856

35 Socket Timer 8pin Omron P3g-08 28304

36 Switch Micro (840/640) 31823

Switch Micro (800) 16097

NP Screw Mch Rh 10-24x1/2 15339

#Description Part #

38 Haysite #8404013 41384*

40 Heatsink Lg 5-3/4” 31712

41 Nipple 1/8 X Close Sb 10375

42 Fitting Tee Gage 228-42 23177

43 Tubing 1/4 Nylon 88799

44 Screw Tap Phph 14x1-1/4 Zp 59816

46 Knob 260-1121 Thermostat Blk 14217

47 Screw Tap-b Ph Phil 6x3/8 15446

48 Screw Cpskt 5/16-18x1 Blk 15388

49 Circuit Bkr 46-500-p10 80911

50 Heat Shield #80040010 41384*

51 Thermostat Cvr #6204002 22640

52 Nut Push 5/16 Pw312010 14738

53 Nut Push 3/16 Pw1880008 14712

54 Pin Upper Link #8405017 41384*

55 Pin Mid & Lwr #8405018 41384*

56 Handle Frame (Assy) 18953

57 Foot Rubber 5/8 x 1/2 18406

58 Filter #10vk1 (CE only) 56782

61 Air Filter 1/4” npt F300-02-s10 71145

62 Nut Push 5/8 Pw625019 82368

63 Fitting Elbow

M 229-4-2-1/4x1/8NPT 90522

65 Fitting-Con-f26-4-2 1/4 tx 1/8 23117

66 Assm Main Arm 16101

67 Valve Solenoid

C-800 120V 4200-04-5387 10340

C-800 220V 4200-04-5388 10359

N-840/640 120V 3823-05-A387 10421

N-840/640 220V 3823-05-A388 10448

68 Air Gauge 100 Psi 1-1/2 65300

70 Link Upper #8405005 41384*

71 Link Lower #8405006 41384*

72 Link Handle #8405008 41384*

73 Cord Grip #1240 Heyco Sr7k2 13250

74 Bushing 3/16x5/16/1/4 94536

75 Control Vox Assy 41384

76 Control Box back #8404002 41384*

NP Capacitor .03 1000vdc 29579

78 Cover Protect 1x2-1/2 35394

NP Adhesive High Temp. 2.8 oz. 10025

80 Screw Sktshldr 3/8x3/8 30538

81 Bushing Platen Guide #8405001 41384*

82 Spacer Tube #8405002 41384*

83 Spacer Link #8405014 41384*

84 Tube Stop #8405003 41384*

85 Washer Flat 7/16 Uss Zp 12229

86 Bolt Nc Hh G5 1/2 x 5 71277

88 Coupling 1/4: Npt Bulkhd 28301 71161

89 Thermocouple (D) 83647

90 Noise filter CE (A) 56782

*Indicates Custom Cut Part

WARNING: For continued protection against risk of fire, replace with the following fuses only:

• 120 Volt Units - Buss MDA-15. • 220 Volt N-840D & C-800D Units - Buss MDA-10.

• 220 Volt N-640D & C-600D Units - Buss MDA-8.

Parts List:

Reference Serial# Prefix inorder help to determine machine: 640 - N640 Analog

641 - N600 Analog

840 - N840 Analog

841 - C800 Analog

642 - C640 Digital

643 - C600 Digital

842 - N840 Digital

843 - C800 Digital

“A”= Analog only “D” = Digital only

All other parts are common for all machines unless otherwise marked

OPERATION

PRESSURE CONTROL

1. The air pressure control knob must be pulled out to allow for

pressure adjustments then pushed in once final adjustments have

been made. Set the air pressure by turning the regulator control knob

and monitoring the air pressure gauge.

2. Set the air pressure to 40 P.S.I. (pounds per square inch). Turn the

control knob clockwise to increase the pressure and counterclockwise

to reduce it. Refer to your transfers manufactures guide for pressure

recommendations. Your machine is protected by a pressure release

valve which is preset at the factory.

DIGITAL TEMPERATURE & TIME INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn on the machine by pushing the on/off switch.

2. To change or set the temperature, press the menu button on the

digital control. The light next to “TEMP” will light. Press the up s, or

down t, button to your desired setting.

3. To change or set the time, press the menu button on the digital

control. The light next to “TIME” will light. Press the up s, or down t,

button to your desired setting.

4. When you have your desired settings press the menu button a

third time to lock in your settings otherwise the previous settings

will still be used.

5. Wait for the machine to reach your preset temperature by monitoring

the display temperature until it matches the set temperature.

ANALOG TEMPERATURE & TIME INSTRUCTIONS

1. Turn heat control knob to “8.” This should raise the temperature to

approximately 350°F (177°C). While machine is heating (approx. 15

minutes), the heat light will remain on, until it has reached set

temperature. Adjust heat control knob to the temperature you desire.

The heat light will cycle on and off in order to maintain the desired

temperature.

2. Set timer by turning the dial to the desired time setting.

IMPORTANT: The mode should always be set to “E”on the timer

for proper operation.

C-800/600 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

C-800/600

Air Spring Component

These drawings show the C-800/600 air spring component.

For all other parts identification,

refer to the N-840/640 diagram page 12/13.

RECEIVING & INSTALLATION

UNPACKING

Remember to save all packing materials - including box, liner and

board. You may need these for shipping your machine or if a repair

is necessary in the future.

INSPECTION

Inspect your machine for hidden shipping damage. Contact the

delivery company immediately, should you find damage.

INSTALLATION

1. Remove plywood shipping base bolts (see Aand B) and screw

on feet provided.

CAUTION: Handle must be tied to base before moving or shipping.

2. Plug the machine into the correct grounded electrical outlet.

WARNING: When using an extension cord, use 12 or 14 ga.-3

conductor. Maximum length, 25’ (7.62 m).

3. Supply a clean (void of oils) and dry (void of water) air source of

100-125 P.S.I. (6.8-8.5 bar) to the 1/4” NPT air inlet located on

the left side panel (as viewed from the front) of the machine.

Requires 1-1/2 to 2 CFM. It is strongly recommended that an

external air filter and water trap be installed at the machine’s air

inlet connection. Damage to the machine’s internal air operated

components can occur that will not be covered under warranty

if it is determined that water, oil or other contaminants have

damaged the component. Combination air filter/water traps are

available at any major hardware store or may be purchased

directly from HIX (part #71145). *C-800/600 includes a filter.

C-800/600 PARTS IDENTIFICATION

The drawing shows the C-800/600 air spring component.

For all other parts identification, refer to the N-840/640 diagram.

C-800/600 Air Spring Component Exploded View / Parts List