The Harbil NSC80 is a compact manual colorant dispenser that was
designed for exceptional reliability and ease of use. It is a nearly
maintenance free device that should deliver many years of reliable service.
Its features include:
• Heavy-duty components and a durable finish for long wear.
• Bottom agitation linked with rotation of the canisters.
• Special adjustable shelving to accommodate all can sizes.
SPECIFICATIONS
Height 60" (152.4 cm.) Max
Width 24" (609.6 cm.)
Depth 30" (762.6 cm.)
Weight 195 lbs" (88.5 kg.)
Motor 1/6 HP (Draws 3.0 Amps @ 115 VAC)
TYPICAL ELECTRICAL SUPPLY
See name plate for specific
120 V 10%, 60 Hz 15 Amp
information.
IMPORTANT:
If any damage is found, notify the carrier at
and arrange for inspection in order to
recovery. Claims for damage must be made
the consignee (YOU).The carrier assumes
responsibility upon acceptance of shipment
will not entertain any claims by the
(Fluid
Management).
consignor
once
claim
by
full
and
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk of Electric Shock or Injury, Use
Indoors Only.
6
ASSEMBLY & IN
STALLAT
ION
ASSEMBLY &
INSTALLATION
ALL
BUSHINGS
VISIBLE
MOUNTING THE CANISTERS
The Harbil NSC80 requires only the simple fastening of the individual
canisters to the turntable. The canisters must be mounted in the proper order.
Do not fill the canisters before that are mounted.
It is critical that the crank be captured by the bushings that are part of the
star wheel assembly. For machine configurations containing less than 12
canisters, hole plugs are provided (FM P/N 25956) to cover the unused
canister positions.
1. Unplug the machine before installing canisters.
2. The drive star rotates freely around the drive cam mechanism under the
turntable. Rotate drive star with fingers (or other object) inserted through
the large holes. Rotate until all of the nylon drive star bushings are
visible through all of the large holes. (See Figure 1)
BUSHING
NOT
SHOWING
CORRECT
Figure 1 BUSHING
NOT
CORRECT
ALIGNMENT
3. Insert two screws into the threaded holes on bottom of the canister.
Allow about 1/8”-1/4” of thread (3-5 threads) to be exposed, as shown in
Figure 2 on page 7.
4. Align the screw heads with the button holes on the turntable for the front
canister position and rotate the agitation blade until the agitation crank is
aligned with the nylon bushing. (Figure 3 on page 7)
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ION
5. Lower the canister into position, assuring that the agitation crank is
captured by the nylon bushing and that the screw heads pass through the
button holes, as shown in figure 3-A. Rotate canister clockwise locking
it into place as shown in Figure 3-B.
NOTE: The dispense port will fall through its hole, and the canister will sit flat on
the turntable.
6. While holding canister in position, secure the canister to the turntable
using a screwdriver. Access holes are provided at the bottom of the
turntable to tighten the two screws. (Figure 4 on page 8) Do not overtighten these screws.
1/4”- 20
CANISTER
MOUNTING
HOLES
CANISTER
AGITATION
CRANK
BOTTOM
VIEW
Figure 2
CANISTER
1/8to1/4
1/8”-
1/4”
7. Verify that the agitation crank is engaged by the nylon drive star
bushing. This is done by turning the agitation blade inside the canister.
Resistance to turning indicates that the agitation rod is engaged. If the
agitation blade turns freely, the agitation rod is not engaged and the
canister must be re-mounted.
IF
AGITATION
BLADE
BY HAND,
CRANK IS
CAPTURED
BUSHING.
MOVES
THE
NOT
BY
ROTATE
TO LOCK
INTO
CLOCK-WISE
CANISTER
PLACE.
(A
)
BU T TO
N
HO LE
Figure 3 BUTTON HOLE
(B
)
MOUNTING
8
ASSEMBLY & IN
STALLAT
ION
8. After installing the first canister, lower the index lever and rotate the
turntable to the next position.
9. Repeat steps 3-6 for each of the remaining canisters until all are
installed.
10. After completing canister assembly, connect machine to power, and turn
on the agitation switch. Verify that all the agitation blades are turning
properly.
Figure 4 SECURING
CANISTER
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