Dickson PB-101, PB-107, PB-105, PB-101B, PB-107B Instructions For Operation And Care

INSTRUCTIONS FOR

OPERATION AND CARE OF

INSTITUTIONAL

PARAFFIN BATH

(MODELS PB-101, PB-107, PB-104 & PB-105)

q PB-101
q PB-101B q PB-107B q PB-104B q PB-105B

6900-189-000 July 2012

q PB-107 q PB-104 q PB-105

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

Why Dickson Paraffin Baths? ................................................................................ 3

Model Descriptions for PB-101, PB-107................................................................. 4

Model Descriptions for PB-104, PB-105................................................................. 5

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Directions for Operating.......................................................................................... 6

Directions for Adjusting Maintenance or Treatment Circuit Switch ........................ 7

Directions for Treatment ........................................................................................ 7

Cleaning the Bath .................................................................................................. 8

Changing the Fuse ................................................................................................ 8

Paraffin Refills ....................................................................................................... 8

FAQs...................................................................................................................... 9

Parts List......................................................................................................... 10-11

Parts Diagram for PB-101 ................................................................................... 12

Parts Diagram for PB-107 ................................................................................... 13

Parts Diagram for PB-104 ................................................................................... 14

Parts Diagram for PB-105 ................................................................................... 15

Wiring Diagram for PB-101.................................................................................. 16

Wiring Diagram for PB-107.................................................................................. 17

Wiring Diagram for PB-104.................................................................................. 18

Wiring Diagram for PB-105.................................................................................. 19

Warranty Info ....................................................................................................... 20

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

WHY DICKSON PARAFFIN BATHS?

DICKSON Paraffin Baths are precise instruments
designed to safely facilitate hot paraffin treatments of the
body extremities so as to relieve the pain and discomfort
associated with joint diseases and/or injuries. Published
discourses on the benefits of such treatments are available
from Whitehall.

DICKSON Baths have evolved since 1924, using the ideas,
imagination and advice of many in the field of physical
therapy and physical medicine. Today DICKSON is
synonymous with quality and is the finest name in the
application of paraffin.

Distinctive features of these baths are detailed on the
succeeding pages, but a few of the more prominent ones
might be:

Stainless Steel Tank. Paraffin and perspiration have been
known to have corrosive properties. All Dickson paraffin
baths are constructed with 22 gage 304 stainless steel with a
2B finish, which will not corrode with heavy use, and meets
the highest standards in sanitizing.

Precise Temperature Control. The DICKSON Baths
operate with a maximum temperature variation of plus or
minus 1°F (0.55°C). This insures a critical bath temperature
and the quickest possible formation of the paraffin “glove”
which is so essential to the paraffin treatment, as it quickly
protects the immersed member from burns, while allowing a
great amount of heat input. In other words, a good paraffin
bath must hold the temperature precisely so the solution will
immediately congeal around the relatively colder member
when it is immersed.

High Heat Warning Light. Indicates the temperature of the
bath is higher than that considered safe and comfortable for
treatment.

Timed Melting or Sanitizing Temperature Circuit.

(Found on models PB-104, PB-105, PB-107 only) The
DICKSON Bath is the only bath having a timed hi-heat
circuit. This simply allows the melting of the paraffin or
sanitizing to take place unattended. Also, with such a
switch, the hi-heat cannot accidentally be left in the “on”
position. Sanitizing is accomplished by the operator turning
the hi-heat circuit on for an hour at the end of the day. When
the timer returns to zero, the bath automatically returns to
treatment temperature, ready for use the next morning.

Light Mahogany Molding. (Found on models PB-104 &
PB-105 only) These hard wood moldings, with a new
plastic epoxy finish, insure the patient's protection from the
heat of the bath and surrounding metal. They are contoured
and provide a comfortable, cool and safe rest for the
patient's arm or leg. They insulate the tank from the
atmosphere and thereby minimize heat conduction and do
contribute to the stability of the bath temperature. These
moldings, in slightly extending over the inside of the tank,
also serve as a splash guard or arrester.

Integrated Heating Elements. The elements are an
integral part of the tank and provide an even flow of heat
with no dangerous hot spots. Also, in this regard for safety,
all DICKSON baths have a limit switch on both the hi-heat
and maintenance circuits which will automatically prohibit
runaway temperatures.

There are many other features, but, again, a most important
one is the renowned DICKSON quality with the attendant
trouble-free rugged construction.

DICKSON Institutional Bath models are shipped complete
with pure paraffin, Plexiglas bottom slats to keep contact of
appendages from resting directly on the bottom of the unit
(found on models PB-104 & PB-105 only), cover and
floating test thermometer. They are guaranteed for 1 year
against mechanical or electrical defects.

This is a quality instrument. Compliance with these brief
instructions will result in many years of precise operation
and the relief and comfort of many appreciative persons.

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

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DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-101

Tank

Operating

Switch

High Heat
(Sanitizing)
Indicator Light

Low Heat
(Treatment

Temperature)

Indicator Light

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-107

High Heat

(Sanitizing)

Timer

Lid

High Heat

(Sanitizing)

Indicator Light

Low Heat

(Treatment
Temperature)

Indicator Light

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DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-104

Low Heat

(Treatment Temperature)

Indicator Light

Lid

High Heat
(Sanitizing) Timer

High Heat (Sanitizing)
Indicator Light

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-105

Tank

High Heat

(Sanitizing)

Timer

Low Heat

(Treatment Temperature)

Indicator Light

High Heat (Sanitizing)
Indicator Light

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DIRECTIONS FOR OPERATING

Plug the bath into any convenient outlet of 115 volt 50/60
cycle alternating current (unless specifically modified for
operation on higher voltage or direct as well as alternating
current). Where a proper outlet is not available, an adapter
plug should be used and correctly grounded.

Remove Plexiglass Slat from inside unit. Place the paraffin
in the bath. There is no power switch so the unit will be on
once plugged in. Turn the knob clockwise to the high heat
position on Model PB-101 to activate the high-heat circuit
(the high heat circuit will stay in operation until the circuit is
manually switched off). On models PB-104, PB-105 and
PB-107, rotate the timer switch to activate the timed hi-heat
circuit for the full 55 minutes. To rapidly melt the paraffin it
may be desirable to activate the hi-heat circuit a second
time. In any event, when the time switch returns to “0” the
hi-heat circuit is broken and the bath automatically will
begin to operate on the maintenance circuit. Therefore,
after the timer returns to “0”, allow the bath to cool until the
treatment temperature of 126°F (52.2°C) is reached and
maintained. The high heat warming light will go off as
treatment temperature is approached.

** CAUTION! Do not rely on the light alone to
determine whether the Dickson Paraffin Bath is at
operating temperature – ALWAYS CHECK THAT THE
PROVIDE D THERMOM ETER READS A SAFE
OPERATING TEMPERATURE, 126° to 132°F (52.2° to

55.6°C) BEFORE SUBMERGING ANY APPENDAGES IN
THE WAX!

Keep the unit connected to the electrical outlet. The
maintenance circuit, independent of the high-heat circuit, is
controlled by a close differential thermo-switch set to
automatically keep the bath liquid at a temperature of
126°F (52.2°C). The DICKSON Bath precisely maintains
this temperature. This insures the quickest possible “glove”
to be formed.

If a higher temperature is required for an individual patient,
turn on the high heat knob until the thermometer shows the
desired temperature. As a rule, with the high-heat knob
switched on and the bath covered, the temperature will rise
1°F (0.55°C) per minute.

If a lower temperature is desired, pull the plug from the
electrical outlet, letting the bath cool until the thermostat
indicates the temperature desired. The bath will cool at a
rate of 1°F (0.55°C) every 10 minutes.

The high heat indicator light will go on when the
temperature of the bath is anywhere in the range of 140 to
150°F (54.4 to 65.5 °C) and above. This light indicates
when the bath is coming up to sanitizing temperature. DO
NOT USE INDICATOR LIGHT TO DETERMINE
OPERATING TEMPERATURE ! ALWAYS VERI FY
OPERATING TEMPERATURE WITH THE PROVIDED
THERMOMETER.

To sanitize the bath, turn the high-heat switch on for a full 55
minutes. The temperature will rise to about 212°F (100°C).
The bath should, in this manner, be sanitized after each
day's use. Again, the bath will automatically return to the
operating temperature (On models PB-104, PB-105, and
PB-107 only), the bath is thus normally self-sanitizing.

It is recommended the Paraffin Bath be connected to
electric current day and night. It will then be ready for use at
any time. To attempt to melt the paraffin every day to bring it
to an operating temperature will consume valuable time.
The cost of continuous operation of the bath will
approximate the cost of continuously burning a 40 watt
bulb.

The temperature of the paraffin will not rise above 212°F
(100°C) at any time. Again, on all DICKSON models, there
is a safety limit switch on the melting element. Thus the
powerful melting element is safety circuited by both the cut­out switch and the timer mechanism. As an added
precaution the maintenance element, which in itself is not
powerful enough to overheat the bath is also limited by a
cut-out switch.

If it is necessary to disconnect the bath from the electrical
circuit at night, the temperature of the paraffin solution will
drop approximately 25 to 30°F (13.8 to 16.5°C). By turning
the high-heat switch on in the morning for about 30 minutes
the proper treatment temperature will again be achieved.

BE SURE THAT THERE IS PARAFFIN IN THE TANK BEFORE

OPERATING UNIT. OPERATION WITH AN EMPTY TANK MAY CAUSE

THE HEATING ELEMENTS TO BURN OUT.

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DIRECTIONS FOR ADJUSTING
THE MAINTENANCE OR TREATMENT

The skin remains soft, pliable and moist when this
treatment is used and a characteristic hyperemia results
which is not obtainable in any other way.

CIRCUIT THERMOSTAT

ON MODELS WITH SERIAL NUMBERS
9809 AND HIGHER

Remove the four screws holding the name plate and timer
switch with a small screwdriver on units PB-104 and
PB-105. For units PB-101 and PB-107 Thermostat
adjustment is located in the rear of unit.

To lower the operating temperature, turn the adjusting
screw COUNTER-CLOCKWISE – about 5 minutes on a
clock dial for a 6°F (3.3°C) change. Since the bath cools
very slowly, about 1°F (0.55°C) in 10 minutes, allow plenty
of time for the temperature to settle to the desired point
before further adjustment.

To raise the operating temperature, turn the adjusting
screw CLOCKWISE.

Because these thermostats are in continuous operation,
much like an automobile going uphill, they do occasionally
malfunction. In such an event, please call for replacement
instructions.

DIRECTIONS FOR TREATMENT

The appendage to be treated should first be thoroughly
washed with a antimicrobial soap and dried. The
appendage should then be placed in the bath and quickly
removed so a thin coat of paraffin congeals and adheres to
the skin. This procedure should be repeated until a “glove”
of paraffin is of sufficient thickness to allow the patient to
keep the member immersed in comfort.

After this glove is formed, the member should be constantly
immersed in the bath for 10 to 20 minutes or longer.
The glove of adhering paraffin should then be removed,
discarded and massage and re-education of the member
instituted.

Continuous immersion is the recommended procedure
for the fastest relief. For new patients, it is suggested the
following times be considered:

Because of the high heat input of the paraffin, the bath must
be used judiciously in treating old, weak or debilitated
individuals. If circulatory and sensory changes are present,
the application of paraffin should be made cautiously.

For such patients, we suggest the glove be allowed to build
up and the member removed from the bath until the paraffin
is cool. The member in the paraffin glove then should be
again immersed for as long as possible.

Also, when there is insufficient time to allow the member to
soak, a thick glove should be developed on the member
and the glove wrapped in “Saran Wrap” or an equivalent to
obtain the longest possible benefit from the heat.

For some patients, particularly those younger and in good
health, a higher bath temperature can be used. For these
patients it is suggested that the bath temperature be raised
to 130° or 135°F (54.4° or 57.2°C)

Many operators of paraffin baths, in an effort to keep the
bath as clean as possible, are now discarding the paraffin
gloves after use rather than returning them to the bath. This
practice has been facilitated by the advent of DICKSON
Refill Kits, which economically provide small blocks of
paraffin, which can be used to maintain the bath level.

10 minutes for fingers

10 to 15 minutes for hands

15 to 30 minutes for arms

30 to 45 minutes for the feet

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CLEANING THE BATH

Often Paraffin Baths are not cleaned as regularly as their
use warrants. Whitehall Manufacturing now prepares an
economical refill kit.

To daily sanitize the Bath, as previously mentioned, the
melting circuit timer or switch should be placed in the “on”
position for approximately 55 minutes. This will raise the
Bath temperature above 200°F (93.3°C) and effectively
sanitize the Bath.

If there is a noticeable amount of sediment in the bottom of
the Bath, all the paraffin must be removed for proper
cleaning. Therefore, periodically, the Bath should be
drained completely of the paraffin solution and the bottom
of the Bath and the plexiglas slats (these slats are only
available on models PB-104 and PB-105) cleaned
thoroughly.

For this purpose, your Bath is supplied with a hollow drain
ring (only available on models PB-104 and PB-105) that
can be placed in the drain opening and which rises about
half an inch above the bottom of the drain. In this manner
the clean paraffin can be drained into a container and the
sediment will remain in the bottom of the Bath.

After this is done, the Bath should be disconnected from the
electrical outlet and the drain ring removed. The sediment
and sludge may then be drained, the bottom flushed and
the slats cleaned.

The clean paraffin in the container should still be in a liquid
state and can readily be returned to the Bath. Reconnect
the cord to the electrical outlet and the Bath will soon be
ready again for the patient's use.

This operation removes 1 to 3 pounds (0.45 to 1.36 kg) of
paraffin from the solution and it should be replaced by
adding fresh paraffin and oil to the bath.

CHANGING THE FUSE

Turn the Dickson Paraffin unit off via the controls on the
front panel and then unplug the unit.

Next, position the unit to allow access to the rear of paraffin
bath. Locate the fuse holders at rear of the unit.

Depress the fuse holder caps with the use of a “common”
blade screwdriver or fingers and rotate counterclockwise
approximately 90° or until the cap becomes loose. Remove
the fuse holder cap, exposing the glass fuse. Remove the
blown fuse.

Once the old fuse has been removed, replace it with a new
fuse of the same type and amperage. Re-install the fuse
holder cap by depressing and rotating clockwise
approximately 90° and ensure that the fuse holder caps are
secured. Turn the unit on via plugging it in to an electrical
outlet. Allow the wax to warm up to the operating
temperature and use as required.

PARAFFIN REFILLS

Whitehall Manufacturing can provide refill paraffin wax
(Paraffin Oil sold separately and can be purchased through
your therapy products dealer). If the factory paraffin is not
used and the paraffin is purchased elsewhere, it is most
important that 126°F (52.2°C) melting point paraffin be
obtained. If this is not done, the Bath will not operate at a
high enough temperature to keep the paraffin liquid or, if
adjusted to overcome this, will be too hot for use by all
except the strongest patients.

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Dickson Paraffin Bath FAQ

1) Breakers kick out when paraffin bath is plugged in:

If fuses in paraffin bath did not also blow out, there is too much load
on breaker. Try another electrical outlet.

2) Fuses blow when plugged in:

There is a dead ground in the unit. The unit must be opened up for
repairs.

3) On/off light does not turn on when plugged in:

First check the fuses to see if they are blown. Next, check the circuit
breaker on the building to see if it has been tripped. Third, the green
light may be broken.

(For PB-104 & PB-105: 6902-135-000 and for the PB-101 & PB-107:
6902-122-000)

4) On/off light is dark even though the paraffin bath is plugged in
and is melting wax properly:

The green light (see No. 3 above) is no good or has been wired
wrong.

5) Paraffin bath gets hot enough to get to the sanitize (high heat)
temperature, melts the wax, but won't cool down:

Bad high-temp overheating sensor (6903-144-000 or L-200) or the
timer could be stuck (6902-348-000)

6) Bath will not get to the sanitize temperature:

Bad low temp overheating sensor (6903-146-000 or L-145) or
bad high temp overheating sensor (6903-144-000 or L-200) or
heating element needs to be replaced (see parts list). It is also
possible that the unit has been wired wrong.

7) Bath goes to high, 200°F+ or 93.3°C+ but proceeds to cool
down to room temperature

Check adjustable operating thermostat on the back of the unit
(PB-101 & PB-107) or remove front cover (PB-104 & PB-105) and
make sure it is turned all the way clockwise. If the temperature does
not rise in 1 to 2 hours, the heating element (see parts list) is bad or it
has been wired wrong . Also, the unit may have a bad capillary (6902­140-000)

8) Timer is stuck:

Remove the knob, loosen the nut slightly and try the timer again. If it
still is stuck then the timer is bad (6902-348-000).

9) Wax is not melting all the way:

The wax in the paraffin bath must reach 200°F+ or 93.3°C+ when
melting the wax for the first time. In order to fully be sure that the unit
has reached the proper temperature, make sure the timer has been
through at least 2 cycles (3 cycles for larger units). If the wax still does
not melt, then the wax may be bad.

10) Old wax not melting properly and hardening over time after
continual reuse:

If the wax is at a temperature range of 127° to 130°F (52.8° to 54.4°C)
and has been continually reused for months, then it is likely that the
oil content has been depleted from the wax. Add oil or get new wax. If
the wax in the bath is partially melted then a new heating element is
not needed. If the wax goes completely solid, then they will need a
new heating element. (see parts list).

11) Wax is too hot for patient and the unit is at lowest possible
operating temperature (126°F or 52.2°C):

Either different wax needs to be purchased with a lower melting
temperature or a temperature acclimation procedure can be
followed. This procedure involves dipping the patient's hand from
the fingertips to the first knuckle and waiting about ten seconds for
the wax to cool. Next, dip the patient's hand from the fingertips to
the second knuckle (proceeding to cover up the first layer of wax
and effectively insulating the hand from some of the heat).
Continue to build the wax up incrementally by small amounts.

OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION:

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Model S is an old reference to current models PB-101 and

PB-107

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Model K is an old reference to current model PB-104

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Model BB is an old reference to current model PB-105

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Model H (no longer being manufactured) is referring to an old
PB-104 without a drain.

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The sanitize mode on the PB-104, PB-105, and PB-107 are

turned on with a timer.

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The sanitize mode on a PB-101 is turned on with a three- way

switch.

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All Dickson models have a sanitizing circuit.

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Standard operating temperature is 126° to 130°F (52.2° to

54.4°C)

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Lowest operating temperature is 126°F or 52.2°C. Below this
temperature, wax will harden (if lid is removed from the unit or
power is off)

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A capillary thermostat is attached to the temperature control.
This device controls the temperature with a mechanism that
involves a tube filled with oil. The temperature heats up the oil
in the capillary, and the hotter it gets, the higher the oil rises up
the tube.

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There are 2 overheating sensors in all models except for the
PB-101. The L-145 is the low limit overheating sensor. This
sensor will turn the unit off when it gets in the range of 145° to
155°F (62.8 to 68.3°C). The other overheating sensor is for the
sanitize mode. This sensor will not allow the unit to go past
200°F or 93.3°C.

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Timer is only to be used to turn on the sanitize sequence

in which the temperature of the wax will approach 200°F or

93.3°C. All units except for the PB-101 are simply turned on

by plugging them in. The PB-101 has a switch.

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WHITEHALL PART #

DESCRIPTION

PB-101

See page 12

PB-107

See page 13

PB-104

See page 14

PB-105

See pa ge 15

PB-101B

See page 12

PB-107B

See page 13

PB-104B

See page 14

PB-105B

See page 15

1 5902-111-399 Cover, Stainless Steel x x

x x
2 6902-306-000 Cover, Plastic x x
3 6902-412-000 Cover, Plastic (Front Section)

x

x

4 6902-410-000 Cover, Plastic (Rear Secti on)

x

x

5 6902-308-000 Drain Insert

x x

x x

6 6902-350-000 Drain Valve

x x

x x
7 6902-130-001 Element, Heating 120V x x
8 6902-136-001 Element, Heating 220V

x x

9 6902-327-000 Element, Heating 120V

x

10 6902-330-000 Element, Heating 220V

x

11 6902-438-000 Element, Heating 120V

x

12 6902-439-000 Element, Heating 220V

x
13 0710-230-001 Fuse Holder/Cap x x x x x x x x
14 6902-132-000 Fuse, 4 Amp x x

x x

15 0710-212-000 Fuse, 6.3 Amp

x

x

16 0710-216-000 Fuse, 10 Amp

x

x
17 6900-130-000 Knob For Timer or Switch x x x x x x x x
18 6900-135-000 Light, Rectangle (Green) 125VAC

x x

19 6900-137-000 Light, Rectangle (Green) 250VAC

x x

20 6902-346-000 Light, Rectangle (Red) 125VAC

x x

21 6902-347-000 Light, Rectangle (Red) 250VAC

x x
22 6902-122-000 Light, Square (Green) 125VAC x x
23 6902-119-000 Light, Square (Green) 250VAC

x x
24 6902-124-000 Light, Square (Red) 125VAC x x
25 6902-121-000 Light, Square (Red) 250VAC

x x
26 6902-123-001 Power Cord (Assembly) 120V x x
27 220 V Power Cord (As sembly) 220V

x x

PARTS LIST FOR DICKSON PARAFFIN BATHS

See parts diagrams on pages 12 through 15 for corresponding numbers in

the first column of the above table. The table continues on page 11.

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previous page

WHITEHALL PART #

DESCRIPTION

PB-101

See page 12

PB-107

See page 13

PB-104

See page 14

PB-105

See pa ge 1 5

PB-101B

See page 12

PB-107B

See page 13

PB-104B

See page 14

PB-105B

See page 15

28 6900-116-001 Power Cord (Assembly) 120V

x x

29 220 V Power Cord (Assembly) 220V

x x

30 6902-270-001 Resistor Assembly, 3K - 120V

x

31 6902-271-001 Resistor Assembly, 12K - 220V

x

32 6902-370-001 Resistor Assembly, 3K - 120V

x

33 6902-371-001 Resistor Assembly, 12K - 220V

x

34 6902-470-001 Resistor Assembly, 3K - 120V

x

35

6902-471-001 Resistor Assembly, 12K - 220V

x

36 6902-374-000 Slat, Plexiglass

x

x

37 6902-424-000 Slat, Plexiglass

x

x
38 6505-520-000 Strain Relief x x x x x x x x
39 6902-126-000 Switch (Temperature) x

x

40 6902-138-000 Thermometer x x

x x

41 6902-139-000 Thermometer, Celsius x x

x x

42 6902-310-000 Thermometer (2”)

x x

x x

43 6902-314-000 Thermometer, Celsius (2”)

x x

x x
44 6902-140-000 Thermostat, Capillary (Operating) x x x x x x x x
45 6903-146-000 Thermostat, L-145

x x x

x x x
46 6902-144-000 Thermostat, L-200 (High Limit) x x x x x x x x
47 6902-348-000 Timer, Mechanical

x x x

x x x

PARTS LIST FOR DICKSON PARAFFIN BATHS

See parts diagrams on pages 12 through 15 for corresponding numbers in

the first column of the above table. The table starts on page 10.

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DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-101

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27

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46

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144

39

24

25

22

23

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17

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-107

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WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone] • Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-104

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WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone] • Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-105

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WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone] • Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-101

POWER INLET

L

YEL/GRN

N

BLU

GND

BRN

FUSE

FUSE

BLU

BRN

WHT

WHT

THERMOSTAT

COMMON

LOW

HIGH

HEATING

ELEMENT

WHT

WHT

L200

BLK

RED

CONTROL

BLK

LIGHT

BLK

LIGHT

TIMER

BLK

GREEN

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TWIST-ON

TERMINAL

WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-107

POWER INLET

L

YEL/GRN

N

BLU

GND

BRN

FUSE

FUSE

BLU

BRN

WHT

THERMOSTAT

LOW

HEATING

ELEMENT

WHT

COMMON

HIGH

WHT

WHT

WHT

WHT

L200

L145

BLK

RED

CONTROL

BLK

GREEN

LIGHT

BLK

LIGHT

TIMER

BLK

SK RESISTOR

WHT

WHT

TWIST-ON

TERMINAL

WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone] • Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-104

POWER INLET

L

YEL/GRN

N

BRN

GND

BLU

FUSE

FUSE

WHT

WHT

BLK

BLK WHT

SK RESISTOR

WHT

TIMER

WHT

SWITCH

BLKBLK

GREEN

LIGHT

RED

LIGHT

BLK

L200L145

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WHT

HEATING

ELEMENT

COMMON

HIGH

LOW

WHT WHT

THERMOSTAT

TWIST-ON

TERMINAL

WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

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Instructions for Operation and Care of Dickson Paraffin Baths

DICKSON PARAFFIN BATH
MODEL PB-105

POWER INLET

L

YEL/GRN

N

BRN

GND

BLU

FUSE

FUSE

WHT

WHT

BLK

WHT

SK RESISTOR

WHT

GREEN

LIGHT

TIMER

SWITCH

BLKBLK

WHT

WHT

RED

LIGHT

BLK

L200L145

WHT

HEATING

ELEMENT

COMMON

HIGH

LOW

WHT WHT

THERMOSTAT

TWIST-ON

TERMINAL

WHITEHALL MANUFACTURING • P.O. BOX 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • [phone] • Fax [phone] • Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

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Mailing Address:

P.O. Box 3527 • City of Industry, CA 91744-0527 U.S.A

Physical Address:

15125 Proctor Avenue • City of Industry, CA 91746 U.S.A

Phone [phone] • 626-968-6681

Fax [phone]

Web: www.whitehallmfg.com

E-mail: [e-mail]

Any questions regarding servicing of products in Europe or the Middle East should be directed to:

Niva Medical Company • Olarinluoma 14 B, FIN-02200 Espoo, Finland

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Web www.nivamedical.fi • E-mail [e-mail]

MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTY

Whitehall Manufacturing Company warrants that its products are free from defects in material or workmanship under
normal use and service for a period of one year from date of shipment. Whitehall's liability under this warranty shall be
discharged solely by replacement or repair of defective material, provided Whitehall is notified in writing within one
year from date of shipment, F.O.B. Industry, California.

This warranty does not cover installation or labor charges, and does not apply to materials which have been
damaged by other causes such as mishandling or improper care or abnormal use. The repair or replacement of

the defective materials shall constitute the sole remedy of the Buyer and the sole remedy of Whitehall under this
warranty. Whitehall shall not be liable under any circumstances for incidental, consequential or direct charges caused
by defects in the materials, or any delay in the repair or replacement thereof. This warranty is in lieu of all other
warranties expressed or implied. Product maintenance instructions are issued with each fixture, and disregard or non­compliance with these instructions will constitute an abnormal use condition and void the warranty. Stainless steel
must be properly maintained after the wax has been introduced into the fixture, or Whitehall's limited warranty is void.
If you have any questions or require technical assistance, please call 800-743-8219.

NOTICE TO KEEP ORIGINAL PACKAGING- Regarding warranty claims: customer must retain original packaging
for one year upon receipt of product. If packaging is discarded, it is the customer's responsibility to provide adequate
packaging. Any shipping claims that are a direct result of customer-provided packaging materials will be handled by
the shipper.

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