
1. Unpack the contents of the box. Remove the following materials:
A. Vent Tube – Remove from bubble wrap and insert in hole on top of furnace.
B. Calibration Table Kit – Remove plastic bag containing two tablets and save for future use.
C. Burnout Tray – Remove tray(s) from bubble wrap and install on the floor of the chamber.
2. Place the furnace in position allowing a minimum of 10 inches (25.4 cm) of air space on all sides.
Do not place the unit so as to block access to the power outlet.
3. Plug the power cord into a grounded AC electrical outlet. First connect the power cord located
in the rear of the furnace. A dedicated circuit is required.
4. The furnace is now ready for operation.
CAUTIONS:
DO NOT BLOCK VENT HOLE ON TOP OF THE FURNACE. Hot gases are vented through this hole.
TO SET TEMPERATURE SCALE (Figure 1)
115V furnace is pre-set in degrees Fahrenheit.
230V furnace is pre-set in degrees Celsius.
1. Turn the power switch on. (If the furnace is already on, be sure it is in the idle mode – no program
is running.) The chamber temperature appears on the Main Display and the °C or °F light goes on.
2. Press at the same time. The degree light switches to the opposite temperature scale.
UNPACK AND SET-UP
INSTALLATION
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When a program is completed, 20 “beeps” sound every 15 minutes to remind the operator
that the material is ready to cast.
1. Be sure the PDQ-D is in the idle mode – no program is running.
2. Press and (while holding) press START / STOP to display the status of the “beep.”
“ON” indicates the beep is active. “OFF” indicates the beep is inactive.
3. Use either of the to turn the “beeps” on or off.
4. To return to the idle mode, wait 7 seconds or press START / STOP twice.
(If START / STOP is pressed once, cycle starts.)
TO TURN THE “BEEP” ON AND OFF (Figure 1)
VENTING INSTRUCTIONS
Vent fans must have a minimum capacity of 100 cubic feet per minute for each burn out furnace.
If a common hood is used for more than one burn out furnace, fan capacity must be 100 cubic feet per minute
for each square foot of hood opening.
All hoods, vent pipe and ducting components must be constructed of non-combustible materials
and be installed in accordance with local building codes.
Maximum expected exhaust temperature is 1800°F (980°C).
Maximum expected exhaust waste heat is 5,100 BTU’S / Hour or 1,500 Watts.