EFD PM6500 QUICK START GUIDE

Easy 7-Step Setup

Follow these steps to get your ProcessMate
Temperature Control System ready for operation.

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ProcessMate™6500
Temperature Control System

• Connect the power plug to the power pack. The unit
is shipped with a USA-compatible plug and three
international plugs. Attach the correct plug to match
local power outlets.

• Connect the power cord into the back of the
ProcessMate.

• Connect the power cord into your local power source.

Quick Start Guide

• Use the checklist enclosed with the ProcessMate to identify all items.
If there is any discrepancy, please call us immediately.

• Now is a good time to activate your extended One Year No-Fault Warranty.

Register the warranty online at www.efd-inc.com/warranty/one

Unpack the Unit/Warranty

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Connect Power

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• Slide the insulation over the cold feed line.

• Slide the insulation over the hot feed line.

*Option: Can route thermocouple lead with either hot

or cold feed line.

• Insert the cold feed line into the cold process fitting.

• Insert the hot feed line into the hot process fitting.

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Connect Thermocouple

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Attach Temp. Control Feed Lines

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• Plug the K-type thermocouple lead into the back panel
of the ProcessMate.

• Connect the other end of the lead to process hardware.

*Option: Can route lead with either air line tubing inside insulation.

See Step 5.

NOTE: Longer Thermocouple leads may be used when required.
These are available from a variety of sources in many lengths.
Only K-Type thermocouple leads should be used with the ProcessMate.
Using a different type will result in incorrect temperatures.

NOTE: Clean, dry, filtered factory air is necessary to meet warranty requirements.
If your air supply is not filtered, order the EFD five-micron filter regulator
(EFD part# 2000F755).

• Push one end of the air input hose into the input fitting
on the back of the ProcessMate.

• Connect the other end of the hose to your plant air supply.

• Set plant air supply within 80 to 100 psi (5.5 to 6.9 bar).

• DO NOT exceed 110 psi (7.5 bar) or damage to the unit may occur.

Connect Air Input

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