Page 5 of 12 KINTRONIC LABS INC. ISO 9001:2015(E) QUALITY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM QP-835-083 Rev. A 2019-02-11
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OPERATION
1. Check that installation requirements were properly carried out, particularly with regards to the
following:
a. Be sure that there is no obstruction to air flow at both intake and exhaust grating.
b. Be sure that there exists an electrical ground to unit frame which is separate from ac power
line ground.
*** CAUTION ***
THE INTERLOCK SHOULD BE PROPERLY
CONNECTED TO RF POWER SOURCE TO PREVENT
DAMAGE IN THE EVENT OF MALFUNCTION
2. Connect ac power source of transmitter to interlock receptacle so that RF output will be disabled in
event of malfunction. Normal condition (safe) is AB closed, and in a fault condition AB is open.
3. Connect transmitter RF cable to load RF input. If necessary, provide support to prevent any shearing or
bending stress to connector.
*** CAUTION ***
DO NOT APPLY RF TO LOAD
UNLESS FAN IS RUNNING
4. Apply AC power to fan by moving the switch to ON. The pilot light should illuminate and the fan should
start.
5. Check that air is flowing freely into and out of the gratings.
6. While performing the following steps, be sure that transmitter power output, including modulation,
does not exceed 10 kW continuous.
*** WARNING ***
VERTICAL CABINET HOUSING WILL BECOME
HOT DURING OPERATION –DO NOT TOUCH
7. Apply power to the transmitter and proceed with normal operation.
8. To discontinue operation:
a. Shut down transmitter.
b. Allow fan to run until exhaust air is close to ambient temperature.
c. Move load power switch to OFF.
