Ouellet XLERATOR XL-W-ECO-120 User manual

NOTE: Upon completing installation and checking for proper operation, it is highly recommended that a bead of silicone sealant be placed around
the outside of the cover at the wall to protect dryer from internal corrosion caused by wash water and cleaning solutions
PARTS LIST FOR XLERATOR DRYER
REF NO. DESCRIPTION
XL 1 Cover (includes Nameplate)
XL 2 Nameplate
XL 3 Tamper-proof Bolt
XL 4 Tamper-proof Wrench
XL 5 Air Outlet (includes gasket)
XL 6 Terminal Block (includes screws)
XL 7 Control Assembly & Sensor
XL 8 Heating Element Assembly
XL 9 Motor Assembly
XL 10 Wall Plate Assembly
XL 11 Cover Mounting Brackets
XL 12 Housing Grommet
XL 13 Housing Retainers
XL 15 Optics Assembly (Sensor)
XL 16 Fuse holder (if so equipped)
XL 17 Fuse (if so equipped)
NOTE: Model, Serial Number and Voltage of the
dryer MUST BE included when ordering parts.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
FOR XLERATOR®HAND DRYER
FOR PROPER ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS, CHECK YOUR LOCAL BUILDING CODES.
YOUR UNIT MUST BE INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED, LICENSED ELECTRICIAN.
1. Remove cover of dryer by unscrewing two tamper-proof bolts from the sides of the cover with the special wrench provided with each unit.
2. Attach wall plate at the four corners to smooth wall. In locations where vandalism is a concern, use the two additional mounting holes shown.
Remove control assembly to access right side mounting hole. Attach with the recommended type of fastener (see above).
3. Identify the voltage of your dryer from the rating sticker of the unit. Then connect to a dedicated branch circuit not exceeding 20 Amp. Secure
electrical wiring to terminals as indicated by the schematic affixed to blower housing. An identified ground connection point is supplied on the base
plate for your equipment ground wire. Dryers should be installed per local code requirements.
4. In multiple installations, before replacing cover, check the Serial Number marked inside the dryer to be sure it matches the Serial Number marked
on the label at the bottom of cover. PLEASE DO NOT SWITCH COVERS. Do not forget to leave the special TAMPER PROOF WRENCH with
the owner.
INSTALLATION NOTE: If the dryer will not turn on, stays on or stops working, it may be mounted too close to a counter or object. Turn off the
power to dryer for 10 seconds and then reapply power. If dryer will start, then turn off again, relocate the object or remount dryer. If this is not
possible, adjust the range of the sensor by turning the range adjustment on the control board, counterclockwise to decrease sensor range.
Suggested Mtg. Heights from floor
to bottom of dryer
Men’s 45“ (1143 mm)
Ladies’ 43“ (1092 mm)
Teenagers’ 41“ (1041 mm)
Sm. Children 35“ (889 mm)
Handicapped 37“ (940 mm)
IF MOUNTING OVER COUNTERTOP, DISTANCE FROM
COUNTER TO DRYER MUST BE 15” (381mm) MINIMUM
Recommended Fastener
Masonry Wall ½” expansion sleeve with ¼” lag bolt
Hollow Wall ¼” wing type through bolt
Wooden Wall ¼” lag screw with washer

TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR DRYER
As with any electrical appliance, repairs to be performed by qualified service personnel
NOTE: If the problem cannot be resolved with the above, please call
Groupe Sani-Tech at 1-800-936-0616 Ext. 279.
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DISCONNECT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY TO DRYER PRIOR TO SERVICING
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CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
OUTSIDE
Gently wash cover (including air Inlet holes) using a soft cloth or sponge and a mild soap or detergent with lukewarm water to loosen dirt and grime.
INSIDE - CLEANING SHOULD BE PERFORMED BY QUALIFIED SERVICE PERSONNEL
With normal use, dryer will require cleaning once a year. Heavier usage requires more frequent cleaning. Lint on the air inlet or other internal
parts of dryer will reduce efficiency and shorten the life of the working parts. To clean, remove cover by unscrewing the tamper-proof bolts from cover
with the special wrench provided with each dryer. Use a small, soft brush to gently clean all parts.
5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
This product is warranted to be free from defects, which are not due to faulty installation, accident, misuse or
vandalism, for a period of five (5) years from the date of original shipment from the Manufacturer. There are no
other warranties and remedies, express, written or implied, except as contained herein. This warranty shall inure
to the benefit of the Owners, Successors and Assigns.
The defective part must be returned to Group Sani-Tech upon its reasonable request. Maintenance and transport
fee for the part or parts are at the charge of the customer.
If the dryer is defective during this period, please contact Group Sani-Tech with the serial number of the dryer at
1-800-936-0616 Ext: 279.
If your dryer does not turn on
1. Verify that the dryer is receiving power by checking electrical
service, circuit breaker or fuse to the dryer.
2. Check voltage to dryer terminal block.
3. Check RED service LED light for the following:
Light is ON – Place hands under sensor. If light stays on, then
replace sensor. If light goesoff, check to make sure wiring is
correct at dryer control. If OK, check motor fuse if so equipped,
and wire connecting to motor. If both are OK, replace motor.
Light is OFF – Check for loose, disconnected or improper wiring
at dryer control (See wiring schematic inside dryer cover), or
replace dryer control.
Light is FLASHING – Dryer is in lockout mode. (See installation
note.)
If your dryer does not shut off
1. May be mounted too close to a counter or object
(See installation note).
2. Check for loose, disconnected or improper wiring at dryer control.
(See wiring schematic inside dryer cover)
3. Replace dryer control.
If your dryer heats up but no air comes out
1. Check motor fuse if so equipped.
2. Check wire connection to motor
3. Replace motor.
If your dryer does not always turn on, or turns on by itself
1. May be mounted too close to a counter or object
(See installation note).
2. Check for foreign material on optical sensor next to air outlet.
3. Check for loose wires on dryer control.
4. Replace dryer control.
If your dryer blows only cold air
1. Check for loose connections to heating element.
2. Replace heating element.
If your dryer has a loss of air volume
1. Check for air leaks at the heating element or nozzle. If leaking,
replace heating element or nozzle.
2. Check for slow running motor or burning smell. If so, replace
motor.
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