GSI PNEG-673 User Manual

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2000 Autoflow

Control Installation

MODEL # 2TF - __ __ - __ __ __

MODEL # 2TFC- __ __ __ __ __

Series 2000

Autoflow

Fan/Heater

Instructions

MODEL # 2TAF - __ __ __ __

Installation

Manual

PNEG-673

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This equipment shall be installed in accordance iwth the current INSTALLATION CODES

FOR GAS BURNING APPLICANCES AND EQUIPMENT, CAN1_B149.1 and B149.2, or

applicable provincial regulations which should be carefully followed in all cases. Authorities

having jurisdiction shuld be consulted before installations are made.

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Roof W arning, Operation & Safety ................................................................................4

Safety Alert Decals.......................................................................................................5

Safety Precautions........................................................................................................6

Safety Sign-off Sheet...................................................................................................7

Fan/Heater and Control Box Mounting..............................................................................8

Autoflow Control Box Bolt Pattern.................................................................................10

Fill System Control Box Mounting.............................................................................11

Fill System Control Bolt Pattern..................................................................................12

Actuator Control Box Mounting.................................................................................13

Multi-Grain T emperature Sensor Wiring.........................................................................15

Grain T emperature Sensor Mounted to Leveling Band Post........................................16

Close-up of Grain T emperature Sensor Wiring.............................................................17

Plenum T emperature Sensor Installation..........................................................................18

Airswitch Installation.................................................................................................19

W et Supply Rotary Switch..........................................................................................21

Storage Chamber High Limit Rotary Switch Installation...........................................22

Drying Chamber Rotary Switches...............................................................................25

Drying Chamber Low-Level Rotary Switch Installation............................................26

Drying Chamber High-Level Rotary Switch Installation...........................................28

Drying Chamber Overflow Switch Installation.............................................................30

LP Fuel Specifications and Recommendations................................................................32

NG Fuel Specifications and Recommendations...............................................................33

Conduit Runs................................................................................................................34

Electrical Power Supply....................................................................................................35

Figure 12: Ground Rod.....................................................................................................36

Power/Motor Wiring........................................................................................................37

Main Power Schematic.................................................................................................37

Electrical Load Information.............................................................................................38

Wire Size Information................................................................................................39

Fill System Control Box Electrical Load Information.................................................40

Autoflow to Master Fan/Heater Unit Interconnect...........................................................42

Autoflow to Actuator Interconnect.............................................................................43

Autoflow to W et Supply Rotary Switch Interconnect.................................................44

Autoflow to Storage Chamber Rotary Switch Interconnect.......................................45

Autoflow to Drying Chamber Rotary Switches Interconnect..........................................46

Autoflow to Fill System Control Box Interconnect....................................................48

Autoflow to Ground Interconnect.............................................................................. 49

Master to Slave Interconnect......................................................................................50

Slave to Slave Interconnect.........................................................................................51

Battery Hook-Up.........................................................................................................52

Dump Chute Cable Installation...................................................................................53

W arranty .......................................................................................................................55

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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ROOF WARNING, OPERATION & SAFETY

Roof Damage Warning and Disclaimer

GSI DOES NOT WARRANT ANY ROOF DAMAGE CAUSED BY EXCESSIVE VACUUM OR INTERNAL PRESSURE FROM FANS OR OTHER AIR MOVING SYSTEMS. ADEQUATE VENTILATION AND/OR "MAKEUP AIR" DEVICES SHOULD BE PROVIDED FOR ALL POWERED AIR HANDLING SYSTEMS. GSI DOES NOT RECOMMEND THE USE OF DOWNWARD FLOW SYSTEMS (SUCTION). SEVERE ROOF DAMAGE CAN RESULT FROM ANY BLOCKAGE OF AIR P ASSAGES. RUNNING FANS DURING HIGH HUMIDITY/COLD WEATHER CONDITIONS CAN CAUSE AIR EXHAUST OR INTAKE PORTS TO FREEZE.

2000 Autoflow

Series 2000 Autoflow Installation & Operating Instructions

Thank you for choosing a Top Dry Series 2000 Autoflow unit. It is designed to give excellent performance and service for many years.

This manual describes the installation for all standard production T op Dry Series 2000 single fan, multi-fan and 2000 Series Autoflow units. Different models are available for liquid propane or natural gas fuel supply, with either single phase 230 volt, or three phase 208, 220, 380, 460 or 575 volt electrical power.

The principal concern of the GSI Group, Inc. ("GSI") is your safety and the safety of others associated with grain handling equipment. This manual

Safety Alert Symbol

The symbol shown is used to call your attention to instructions concerning your personal safety. Watch for this symbol; it points out important safety precautions. It means "A TTENTION", "WARNING", "CAUTION", and "DANGER". Read the message and be cautious to the possibility of personal injury or death.

is written to help you understand safe operating procedures, and some of the problems that may be en-countered by the operator or other personnel.

As owner and/or operator, it is your responsibility to know what requirements, hazards and precautions exist, and to inform all personnel associated with the equipment, or who are in the fan area. A void any alterations to the equipment. Such alterations may produce a very dangerous situation, where serious injury or death may occur.

WARNING! BE ALERT!

Personnel operating or working around electric fans should read this manual. This manual must be delivered with the equipment to its owner. Failure to read this manual and its safety instructions is a misuse of the equipment.

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The GSI Group, Inc. recommends contacting your local power company, and having a representative survey your installation so the wiring is compatible with their system, and adequate power is supplied to your unit.

Safety decals should be read and understood by all people in the grain handling area. The rotating blade, fire warning decals and voltage danger decal must be displayed on the fan can. The bottom right decal should be present on the inside bin door cover of the two ring door, 24" porthole door cover and the roof manway cover.

If a decal is damaged or is missing contact:

The GSI Group, Inc.

1004 E. Illinois St.

Assumption, IL 62510

217-226-4421 A free replacement will be sent to you.

SAFETY

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE OPERATION AND SERVICE

SAVE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

1. Read and understand the operating manual before trying to operate the dryer.

2. Power supply should be OFF for service of electrical components. Use CAUTION in checking voltage or other procedures requiring power to be ON.

3. Check for gas leaks at all gas pipe connections. If any leaks are detected, do not operate the dryer. Shut down and repair before further operation.

4. Never attempt to operate the dryer by jumping or otherwise bypassing any safety devices on the unit.

5. Set pressure regulator to avoid excessive gas pressure applied to burner during ignition and when burner is in operation. Do not exceed maximum recommended drying temperature.

6. Keep the dryer clean. Do not allow fine material to accumulate in the plenum or drying chamber.

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Use Caution in the

Operation of this

Equipment

The design and manufacture of this dryer is directed toward operator safety. However, the very nature of a grain dryer having a gas burner, high voltage electrical equipment and high speed rotating parts, does present a hazard to personnel, which can not be completely safeguarded against, without interfering with efficient operation and reasonable access to components. Use extreme caution in working around high speed fans, gas-fired heaters, augers and auxiliary conveyors, which may start without warning when the dryer is operating on automatic control.

7. Use CAUTION in working around high speed fans, gas burners, augers and auxiliary conveyors which START AUTOMATICALLY.

8. Do not operate in any area where combustible material will be drawn into the fan.

9. Before attempting to remove and reinstall any propellor, make certain to read the recommended procedure listed within the servicing section of the manual.

10. Clean grain is easier to dry. Fine material increases resistance to airflow and requires removal of extra moisture.

Proper Use of Product This product is intended for the use of drying small grains only. Any other use is a misuse of the product! This product has sharp edges! These sharp edges may cause serious injury. To avoid injury handle sharp edges with caution and use proper protective clothing and equipment at all times. Guards are removed for illustrati on purposes only . All guards must be in place before and during operation.

KEEP THE DRYER CLEAN

DO NOT ALLOW FINE

MATERIAL TO ACCUMULATE

IN THE PLENUM CHAMBER

OR SURROUNDING THE

OUTSIDE OF THE DRYER

Continued safe, dependable operation of automatic equipment depends, to a great degree, upon the owner. For a safe and dependable drying system, follow the recommendations within this manual, and make it a practice to regularly inspect the operation of the unit for any developing problems or unsafe conditions. Take special note of the safety precautions listed above before attempting to operate the dryer.

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SAFETY SIGN-OFF SHEET

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Employees working on or around grain drying equipment

must read this manual and sign-off on this sheet.

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INSTALLATION

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Fan and Heater Mounting

1. Inspect the fan platform for proper installation per instructions in the T op Dry erection manual.

2. Raise the Top Dry fan and heater units to the platform. Use the table to the right to determine the height of the platform from the base of the TopDry unit.

3. Mount the Top Dry fan and heater units to the bin entrance sheets. Fan legs should set on the platform.

Autoflow Control Box Mounting

Top Dry Bin Eave Height

Number

of Rings

Eave

Height

18-5

22-1

25-9

29-5

33-1

36-9

40-5

Save for Control box mounted on Bin picture

Autoflow Control box mounted on bin.

1. The Autoflow Control Box should be

mounted at eye-level. Make sure to mount the Autoflow control box so that the fan and heater unit(s) are in view.

2. Keep in mind that wire will be used to inter connect the Autoflow control Box with the

fan and heater unit(s), Fill System Control Box, Actuator and all rotary switches.

3. Use the hole pattern in Figure 1 to drill holes for mounting the Autoflow Control Box.

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Component Placement

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INSTALLATION

Series 2000 Autoflow Control Box Bolt Pattern

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Figure 1: Illustration of the bolt pattern for the Autoflow control box.

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CONTROL BOX MOUNTING

Fill System Control Box Mounting

1) The Fill System control Box should be mounted at eye-level. Make sure to install the Fill System Control Box so that the Fill System(s) and Aeration fan are in view.

2) Keep in mind that wire will be used to interconnect the Fill System Control Box with the Autoflow Control Box; and, that power wires will have to be run from the entrance panel to the Fill System control Box to power the Fill System and Aeration fan motors, which will also run from the Fill System Control Box.

Fill System Control Box Mounted to Bin

3) Use the pattern in Figure 2 to drill holes for the Fill System Control Box.

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CONTROL BOX MOUNTING

Fill System Control Box Mounting

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Figure 2: Fill System Control Box Bolt Pattern

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1) Mark the third sidewall ring from the ground to indicate the cable path if dump chutes and cable are already installed.

2) Make sure that all dump chutes and chains are EVENL Y adjusted so that when one chute is level the others are level as well.

3) Keep in mind that wire will be used to interconnect the Actuator Control Box with the Autoflow Control Box; and, that a 110V power supply will need to run from the entrance panel to the Actuator Control Box to power the 24V DC battery charger.

CONTROL BOX MOUNTING

Actuator Control Box Mounting

4) Use the pattern in Figure 3 to drill holes for the Actuator Control Box.

5) If the horizontal seam bolts are within 1” horizontally of the hole pattern shown, existing holes may be used to attach the actuator.

6) Use four 5/16” x 1.1/4” bin bolts and washers with bolt heads to the

Actuator Control Box Mounted to Bin

inside of the bin.

7) Do not attach the dump chute cable to the actuator at this time. The cable should not be installed until after the actuator unit is completely wired and tested.

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CONTROL BOX MOUNTING

Actuator Control Box Mounting

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Figure 3: Bolt pattern to drill holes for the Actuator Control Box

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INSTALLATION

Multi-Grain Temperature Sensor

1. Remove the two wires attached to the grain tem-

perature sensor connected to terminal #22 and terminal #23 in the fan control box.

2. Mount the four grain temperature sensor brackets evenly around the drying chamber on out side leveling band posts (figure 5).

3. With bin bolts mount the bracket so the sensor is

10.1/2” above the floor sheet rib.

4. Wire tie the cords so they feed up the leveling

band post, and across the top leveling band.

5. T ake the cords through the space between the roof and the top sidewall sheet. There should be enough on all temperature sensor brackets to exit the dry ing chamber at the same place.

6. Run the cords back into the fan control box.

7. Wire the four temperature sensors into terminal #22 and terminal #23 as detailed in Figure 4 and the close up detail on page 17.

Figure 4: Illustration of the connection between the master heater control box and multiple sensors in the

drying chamber.

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Grain Temperature Sensor Mounted to Leveling Band Post

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Figure 5: Illustration of grain temperature sensor mounted on outside leveling band post.

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Close-Up Detail of Grain Temperture Sensor Wiring

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INSTALLATION

The plenum temperature sensor is the small grey PVC junction box attached by a cord to the fan/heater control box on the master fan/heater unit.

1. On either side of the fan/heater, drill one 3/4” hole even with the fan/heater unit in a valley on the bin sidewall.

2. Insert the probe through the 3/4” hole.

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Plenum Temperature Sensor

3. Position the housing so the cord exits the housing horizontally, and the tabs fall on the sidewall peaks.

4. Use two self drilling screws to mount the housing to the bin sidewall.

5. Caulk between the housing and the sidewall to seal.

Important! If the Top Dry is a two fan unit, do not mount the plenum temperature sensor between the two fan/heater units.

Plenum temperature sensor on the bin sidewall.

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1. On either side of the master fan/ heater, drill one 3/4” hole even with the fan/heater unit in a valley on the bin sidewall.

2. Insert the airswitch probe through the 3/4” hole.

3. Position the housing so the cord exits the housing horizontally, and the vents open downward.

4. Use four self drilling screws to mount the housing to the bin sidewall.

INSTALLATION

Airswitch

Airswitch mounted on the bin sidewall.

5. Caulk between the housing and the sidewall to seal.

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INSTALLATION

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Fan/heater unit mounted to the bin, showing the plenum high limit, the airswitch, and cord going through the eave

to the grain temperature sensor brackets.

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INSTALLATION

Wet Supply Rotary Switch

1) Drill a 2” diameter hole through the hopper bottom.

If a flat bottom bin is being used for a wet storage tank the W et Supply Rotary Switch would be mounted 45 degrees up the sidewall from the center of the bin. Example: If the wet storage bin is 18’ in diameter then the Wet Supply Rotary Switch would be mounted 9’ up the sidewall.

2) If the bin is 2.66” corrugation the hole should be centered on an outside hill.

3) If the bin is 4.00” corrugation the hole should be centered on an outside valley .

4) Use the mounting plate as a pattern and drill four 3/8” holes through the sidewall at the swich location so the place can be bolted to the bin.

5) Add foam weather strip around the top and side of the mounting plate.

6) Caulk the underside of the mounting plate, on all sides of the 2” hole, and where the plate meets the bin.

7) Bolt the mounting plate to the sidewall.

8) Attach the flex coupling to the rotary switch power pack using a roll pin.

9) Attach the 1-vane paddle to the flex coupling as shown in figure 6.

10) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the rotary switch power pak threads and thread the rotary switch power pack into the mounting plate coupling.

11) Make sure that the conduit hole is facing down or is horizontal.

Wet Supply Rotary Switch Mounted on Wet Supply Tank

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Figure 6

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INSTALLATION

Storage Chamber High Limit Rotary Switch Installation

1) Drill a 2” diameter hole through the sidewall 3’ below the fan/heater .

2) If the bin is 2.66” corrugation the hole should be centered on an outside hill.

3) If the bin is 4.00” corrugation the hole should be centered on an outside valley.

4) Use the mounting plate as a pattern and drill four 3/8” holes through the sidewall at the switch location so the plate can be bolted to the bin.

5) Add foam weather strip around the top and side of the mounting plate.

6) Caulk the underside of the mounting plate, on all sides of the 2” hole, and

where the plate meets the bin.

7) Bolt the mounting plate to the sidewall.

8) Attach the flex coupling to the rotary switch power pack using a roll pin.

9) Attach the 1-vane paddle to the flex coupling as shown in figure 7.

10) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the rotary switch power pak threads and thread the rotary switch power pack into the mounting plate coupling.

11) Make sure that the conduit hole is facing down or is horizontal.

Storage chamber rotary switch.

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Figure 7

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The three (3) Drying Chamber Rotary Switches are used by the series 2000 Autoflow to monitor the location of grain in the Drying Chamber. The rotary switch with the shortest shaft extension is the Drying Chamber Overflow Rotary Switch. It is used as a safety in the event the Chamber High Level Rotary Switch fails. The rotary switch with the longest extension is the Drying Chamber Low Level Rotary Switch. It is used to inform the computer when the peak has been covered with grain so the drying process can begin; and, will shut down if the drying chamber empties unexpectedly. The third rotary switch is the Drying Chamber High Level Rotary Switch. It is used to inform the dryer when the drying chamber is full so loading can stop.

When mounting the Drying Chamber Rotary Switches some foresight is needed. The Drying Chamber Rotary Switches should be located in close proximity to one another to lessen the amount of conduit and wiring required. The rotary switches should also be mounted so that they are

located in an area of the drying chamber that fills evenly with the rest of the drying chamber. The component placement on page 9 shows the placement of the Drying Chamber Rotary Switches in relation to the Fill System #1 transport auger/ downspout.

The rotary switches should NOT be located in a part of the drying chamber that fills unevenly with the rest of the drying chamber. If the area of the drying chamber where the rotary switches are located fills faster that the rest of the drying chamber the drying chamber will not fill to capacity and uneven drying will result. If the area of the drying chamber where the rotary switches are located fills slower than the rest of the drying chamber an overflow situation may occur.

It is very critical that the drying chamber fill evenly and that the grain falls from Fill System #1 directly onto the perforated cone in the drying chamber.

Drying Chamber Rotary Switches Mounted in Bin Roof

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Drying Chamber Low-Level Rotary Switch Installation

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1) Drill a 2” diameter hole through the roof panel at the location shown in figure 8.

See component placement on page 9 for proper placement in relation to fill auger .

2) Use the mounting plate as a pattern and drill four 3/8” holes through the roof panel at the switch location so the plate can be bolted to the roof.

3) Attach the flex coupling to the rotary switch power pack using a roll pin.

4) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the rotary switch power pak threads and thread the rotary switch power pack into the mounting plate coupling.

5) Make sure that the conduit hole is at

right angles with the roof panel ribs or facing towards the eave.

6) Caulk the underside of the mounting plate and on all sides of the 2” hole.

7) Bolt the assembly to the roof panel.

8) Attach the shaft extension according to figure 9.

9) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the shaft guard.

10) Thread to underneath side of mounting plate.

11) Add the 1/4” drilled coupling to the shaft extension using the cotter pin.

12) Attach the 1-vane paddle to the flex coupling as shown in figure 9.

Figure 8

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Figure 9

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Drying Chamber High-Level Rotary Switch Installation

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1) Drill a 2” diameter hole through the roof panel at the location shown in figure 8.

See Component placement on page 9 for proper placement in relation to fill auger .

2) Use the mounting plate as a pattern and drill four 3/8” holes through the roof panel at the switch location so the plate can be bolted to the roof.

3) Attach the flex coupling to the rotary switch power pack using a roll pin.

4) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the rotary switch power pak threads and thread the rotary switch power pack into the mounting plate coupling.

5) Make sure that the conduit hole is at

right angles with the roof panel ribs or facing towards the eave.

6) Caulk the underside of the mounting plate and on all sides of the 2” hole.

7) Bolt the assembly to the roof panel.

8) Attach the shaft extension according to figure 10.

9) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not included) to the shaft guard.

10) Thread to underneath side of mounting plate.

11) Add the 1/4” drilled coupling to the shaft extension using the cotter pin.

12) Attach the 3-vane paddle to the flex coupling as shown in figure 10.

Figure 8

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Figure 10

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Drying Chamber Overflow Rotary Switch Installation

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1) Drill a 2” diameter hole through the roof panel at the location shown in figure 8.

See Component placement ` on page 9 for proper placement in relation to fill auger.

2) Use the mounting plate as a pattern and drill four 3/8” holes through the roof panel at the switch location so the plate can be bolted to the roof.

3) Attach the flex coupling to the rotary switch power pack using a roll pin.

4) Apply teflon tape or pipe sealant (not

included) to the rotary switch power pak threads and thread the rotary switch power pack into the mounting plate coupling.

5) Make sure that the conduit hole is at right angles with the roof panel ribs or facing towards the eave.

6) Caulk the underside of the mounting plate and on all sides of the 2” hole.

7) Bolt the assembly to the roof panel.

8) Attach the 3-vane paddle to the flex coupling as shown in figure 11.

Figure 8

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Figure 11

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INSTALLATION

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Liquid Propane (LP)

T op Dry dryers have internal vaporizers, and they are designed to operate on liquid draw from the supply tank. Avoid using propane supply tanks that have been used for vapor draw for long periods of time. When using liquid draw systems any moisture that may be present in tanks or lines may freeze when the system is used in cold weather. To avoid this situation, purge the system with methanol. Do not use tanks which have previously been used for ammonia or fertilizer solutions. These substances are extremely corrosive and will damage fuel supply and burner parts. Because the vaporizer coil may need to be adjusted during operation flexible hose suitable for LPs should be used for the final field connection.

See the “Fuel Systems and Rec-

ommendations Chart” for liquid propane to determine the correct size line to run from the tank to the dryer. Have a qualified gas service person inspect the installation to be sure that everything is installed according to local codes and ordinances.

After installation is complete check all connections for leaks with liquid detergent or comparable. Wear rubber gloves and eye protection. A void contact with liquid propane. DO NOT USE FLAME FOR LEAK TESTING.

LP line field connection.

Dryer

Fan Size

36

42

Dryer

Horsepower

10-12

Fuel System Specifications and Recommendations

Liquid Propane (LP)

Maximum Heat

Capacity BTU

Per Hour

3.5 million

4.5 million

5.75 million

6.75 million

8.75 million

10.25 million

Maximum Fuel

Flow Gallons

Per Hour

113

Minimum

Line Size

1/2

3/4

Orifice

Size

9/32

.265

.344

3/8

.328

29/64

Minimum

Operating

Pressure

1 lb.

Maximum

Operating

Pressure

15 lbs.

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INSTALLATION

Natural Gas (NG)

This dryer is designed to operate on natural gas. Natural gas units have a larger orifice to accommodate lower pressures sometimes found with natural gas and do not have vaporizer coils like liquid propane units. A regulated pressure of 10 PSI minimum, 30 PSI maximum must be provided at the field connection point on the fan and heater unit, with gas available in sufficient volume to maintain the operating pressure.

See the “Fuel Systems and Recommendations Chart” for natural gas to determine the correct size line to run to the dryer. Have a qualified gas service person inspect the installation to be sure everything is installed ac-

cording to local codes and ordinances.

After installation is complete check all connections for leaks with

liquid detergent or comparable. Wear rubber gloves and eye protection.

DO NOT USE FLAME FOR LEAK TESTING.

NG line field connection.

Dryer

Fan Size

36

42

Fuel System Specifications and Recommendations

Natural Gas (NG)

Dryer

Horsepower

10-12

Maximum Heat

Capacity BTU

Per Hour

3.5 million

4.5 million

5.75 million

6.75 million

8.75 million

10.25 million

Maximum Fuel

Flow Cubic Ft.

Per Hour

3500

4500

5750

6750

8750

10250

Minimum

Line Size

1.1/2

2

Orifice

Size

13/32

1/2

33/64

35/64

19/32

41/64

Minimum

Operating

Pressure

1 lb.

Maximum

Operating

Pressure

7 lbs.

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ELECTRICAL POWER SUPPLY

Conduit Runs

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Control Wires

Run #1 Autoflow Control Box to Master

Fan/Heater Control Box

Five (5)-Control wires 16ga minimum (NOTE: A shielded two conductor 16ga cable should be used for the network connections.)

Run #2 Autoflow Control Box to Actuator

Control Box

Five (5)-Control wires 16ga minimum

Run #3 Autoflow Control Box to Wet

Supply Rotary Switch

Four (4)-Control wires 16ga minimum

Run #4 Autoflow Control Box to Storage

Chamber Rotary Switch

Five (5)-Control wires 16ga minimum

Power/Motor Wires

Run #1 Entrance Panel to Master Fan/

Heater Control Box (for fan motor)

Run #2 Entrance Panel to Slave Fan/

Heater Control Boxes (if applicable, for fan motor)

Run #3 Entrance Panel to Fill System

Control Box ( if applicable)

-For Fill System #1 motor starter

-For Fill System #2 motor starter (if applicable)

-For Aeration fan motor starter

Run #4 Fill System Control Box to Fill

System #1 Motor

Run #5 Autoflow Control Box to Drying

Chamber Rotary Switches

Six (6)-Control wires 16ga minimum

Run #6 Autoflow Control Box to Fill

System Control Box (if applicable)

T en (10)-Control wires 16ga minimum

Run #7 Master Fan/Heater Control Box to

Slave Fan/Heater Control Box

Four (4)-Control wires 16ga minimum (NOTE: A shielded two conductor 16ga cable should be used for the network connections.)

Run #8 Slave Fan/Heater #1 Control Box to

Slave Fan/Heater #2 Control Box

Four (4)-Control wires 16ga minimum (NOTE: A shielded two conductor 16ga cable should be used for the network connections.)

Run #5 Fill System Control Box to Fill

System #2 Motor ( if applicable)

Run #6 Fill System Control Box to

Aeration Fan Motor

Run #7 Entrance Panel to Actuator

Control Box

-110V AC, 110V N, Ground wire for battery charger

Grounding

All Control Boxes should be properly grounded with a ground lug mounted in each control box.

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Power Supply

An adequate power supply and proper wiring are important factors for maximum performance and long life of the dryer. Electrical service must be adequate enough to prevent low voltage damage to motors and control circuits (see Electrical Load Information on page 40). In

220V 1 ph and 220V 3 ph systems a separate neutral wire is requir ed for the 120V heater circuit, and should be connected to terminal #1 in the master heater. Do not run in conduit with motor power lines.

Transformer and Wiring Voltage Drop

It is necessary to know the distance from the unit to the available transformer, and the horsepower of your fan unit. Advise the service representative of your local power supplier that an additional load will be placed on the line. Each fan motor should be wired through a fused or circuit breaker disconnect switch. Check on KVA rating of transformers, considering total horsepower load. The power supply wiring, main switch equipment and transformers must provide adequate motor starting and operating voltage. Voltage drop during motor starting should not exceed 14% of normal voltage, and after motor is running at full speed it should be within 8% of normal voltage. Check Electrical Load Information for HP ratings and maximum amp loads to properly size wire and fusing elements. Standard electrical safety practices and codes should be used. (Refer to National Electrical Code Standard Handbook by National Fire Protection Association).

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boards, and the ignition system. The ground rod must

be in accordance with local requirements.

Proper Installation of Ground Rod

It is not recommended that the rod be driven into dry

ground.

Follow these instructions for proper installation:

1. Dig a hole large enough to hold 1 to 2 gallons of

water.

2. Fill hole with water.

3. Insert rod through water and jab it into the ground.

4. Continue jabbing the rod up and down. The

water will work its way down the hole, making it possible to work the rod completely into the ground. This method of installing the

rod gives a good conductive bond with the surrounding soil.

5. Connect the bare, copper ground wire to the

rod with the proper ground rod clamp. See Figure 12.

6. Connect the bare copper ground wire to the fan

control boxes with a grounding lug.

7. Ground wire must

not have any breaks or splices.

Machine to Earth Grounding

It is very important that a Machine To Ear th Ground Rod be installed at the fan. This is true even if there is

a ground at the pole 15 feet away. Place the ground rod that comes standard, within 8 feet of the dryer and attach it to the dryer control panel with at least a #6 solid, bare, copper ground wire and the clamp provided. The grounding rod located at the power pole will not provide adequate grounding for the dryer . The proper grounding will provide additional safety in case of any short and will ensure long life of all circuit

Dig a hole large

enough to hold 1

or 2 gallons of

water. Work the

ground rod into

the earth until it

is completely in

the ground.

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Figure 12: The Top Dry and ground rod attachment illustration.

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POWER/MOTOR WIRING

The Following diagram details the configuration

for correct main power installation. Use the diagram in conjunction with the Electrical Load information and Wire Size information provided. The diagram details the correct main power installation for 220V 1 ph, 230V ph, 460V 3ph, 575V 3ph, and 380V 50hz power supplies. On all three phase systems put the leg with the highest potential difference between that leg and ground ( wild or high voltage leg) on the center terminal (L2) at the motor starter.

Main Power Schematic

NOTE: Standard electrical safety should be used.

(Refer to the National Electrical Code Standard

Handbook by the National Fire Protection

Association). A qualified electrician should make

all electrical wiring installations. Follow all local

or national electrical safety standards and

ordinances when installing the equipment.

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Electrical Load

Information

The following charts provide information for the electrician wiring the grain dryer, and are a reference guide for parts. It is recommended that you contact your local power company and have a representatives survey the installation to see that your wiring is compatible with their system and that adequate power is supplied to your unit. Remember that the only thing connected to the recommended service amps should be your grain dryer. Standard electrical safety should be used. (Refer to the National Electrical Code Standard Handbook by the National Fire Protection Association). A qualified electrician should make all electrical wiring installations.

Dryer Fan

Size Voltage Horsepower

220v1ph 10-12 48 75 F614B 80 80 208v3ph 10-12 35 40 C400B 60 60

36" 220v3ph 10-12 33 40 C366B 60 60

380v50hz 10-12 15 30 C180B 30 30

460v3ph 10-12 17 30 C198B 30 30 575v3ph 10-12 15 30 C180B 30 30

220v1ph 10-16 78 90 F914B 100 100 208v3ph 15 44 60 C460B 60 60

36" 220v3ph 15 39 60 C400B 60 60

380v50hz 15 27 30 F772B 60 60

460v3ph 15 20 30 C228B 30 30 575v3ph 15 16 30 C198B 30 30

220v1ph 10-16 78 90 F914B 100 100 208v3ph 15 44 60 C460B 60 60

42" 220v3ph 15 39 60 C400B 60 60

380v50hz 15 27 30 F772B 60 60

460v3ph 15 20 30 C228B 30 30

Full Load

Amps

Motor

Starter

Relay

Heater

Strips

Fuse

(Slow Blow) Breaker

575v3ph 15 16 30 C198B 30 30

208v3ph 20 61 75 F772B 80 80 220v3ph 20 50 60 C500B 80 80

42" 380v50hz 20 32 40 C366B 60 60

460v3ph 20 25 30 C303B 40 40 575v3ph 20 20 30 C228B 40 40

208v3ph 30 80 90 F104C 150 150 220v3ph 30 74 75 F772B 150 150

42" 380v50hz 30 39 40 C440B 80 80

460v3ph 30 37 40 C400B 80 80 575v3ph 30 30 40 C330B 80 80

208v3ph 40 108 120 F118C 200 200 220v3ph 40 102 120 F118C 200 200

42" 380v50hz 40 47 60 C500B 100 100

460v3ph 40 51 60 C550B 100 100

575v3ph 40 40 60 C400B 100 100

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Wire Size Information

Dryer Fan

Size Voltage Horsepower

220v1ph 10-12 6 4 4 2 2 0 208v3ph 10-12 6 4 4 2 3 2

36" 220v3ph 10-12 6 4 4 2 3 2

380v50hz 10-12 10 8 8 6 6 4

460v3ph 10-12 10 8 8 6 6 4 575v3ph 10-12 10 8 8 6 6 4

220v1ph 10-16 4 2 2 0 1 00 208v3ph15644220

36"220v3ph15644232

380v50hz15644232

460v3ph 15 10 8 8 4 6 3 575v3ph 15 10 8 8 6 6 4

220v1ph 10-16 4 2 2 0 1 00 208v3ph15644220

42"220v3ph15644232

Copper

100' Run

Aluminium

100' Run

Copper

200' Run

Aluminium

200' Run

Copper

300' Run

Aluminium

300' Run

380v50hz15644232

460v3ph 15 10 8 8 4 6 3 575v3ph 15 10 8 8 6 6 4

208v3ph204240100 220v3ph20422010

42"380v50hz20644232

460v3ph 20 10 8 6 4 4 2 575v3ph 20 10 8 6 4 4 2

208v3ph3010000000000000 220v3ph30200000000

42"380v50hz30644232

460v3ph30644232 575v3ph30644232

208v3ph 40 1 0 00 000 0000 0000 220v3ph 40 1 0 00 000 0000 0000

42"380v50hz40644220

460v3ph40644220 575v3ph40644220

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Fill System Control Box Electrical Load Information

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The following charts provide information for the electrician wiring the grain dryer, and are a reference guide for parts. It is recommended that you contact your local power company and have a representative survey the installation to see that your wiring is compatible with their system and that adequate power is supplied to your unit. Remember that the only thing connected to the recommended service amps should be your grain dryer. Standard electrical safety should be used. (Refer to the National Electrical Code Standard handbook by the National Fire Protection Association.) A qualified electrician should make all electrical wiring installations.

Relay

Fill System

HP Voltage

220v1ph 13 30 C137B

Full Load

Amps

Motor

Starter

Heater

Strips

Fill System

HP Voltage

220v1ph 42 60 C366B

10 HP 220v3ph 25 30 C303B

380v50hz 14 30 C180B

460v3ph 12 30 C163B 575v3ph 9 30 C137B

220v1ph 64 75 F658B

15 HP 220v3ph 37 40 C400B

380v50hz 21 30 C273B

460v3ph 18 30 C214B 575v3ph 14 30 C180B

220v3ph 49 60 C500B

20 HP 380v50hz 28 40 C330B

Full Load

Amps

Motor

Starter

Relay

Heater

Strips

3 HP 220v3ph 7 30 C104B

380v50hz 4 30 C630A

460v3ph 4 30 C630A 575v3ph 3 30 C630A

220v1ph 21 30 C228B

5 HP 220v3ph 12 30 C163B

380v50hz 7 30 C955A

460v3ph 6 30 C778A 575v3ph 5 30 C630A

220v1ph 32 40 C303B

7.5 HP 220v3ph 18 30 C228B 380v50hz 11 30 C151B

460v3ph 9 30 C125B

460v3ph 23 30 C303B 575v3ph 19 30 C228B

220v3ph 61 75 F719B

25 HP 380v50hz 35 40 C400B

460v3ph 29 40 C330B 575v3ph 23 30 C273B

220v3ph 73 75 F772B

30 HP 380v50hz 43 60 C440B

460v3ph 35 40 C400B 575v3ph 28 40 C330B

575v3ph 7 30 C955B

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Figure 18

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Autoflow to Master Fan/Heater Unit Interconnect

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The Master Fan/Heater Unit is the only fan and heater in a single fan unit. In two fan units it is the fan/heater with the airswitch, plenum temperature sensor, and grain temperature sensor connected to it. DO NOT run the control wires for the Master Fan/Heater in the same conduit as the power wires for the fan motor. To wire the Master Fan/Heater Unit to the Autoflow Control Box do the following.

Important!

NOTE: Do NOT use solid wire for

interconnections.

NOTE: A shielded 16 gauge cable is recommended for use on the network connection. The network wires for this configuration are attached to terminals number 4 and 5. Ground each end of the shielded cable to the housing. A shielded 16 gauge 2 wire cable can be purchased from GSI. Part # WR-16 / 2S.

1) Run five (5) control wires from the Autoflow Control Box to the Master Fan/Heater Unit.

2) Connect the wires as shown in figure 19.

Figure 19

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Autoflow to Actuator Interconnect

The Actuator Control Box houses the 24V DC linear actuator, two (2) 12V DC Batteries, and a 24V DC battery charger. The linear actuator raises and lowers the dump chutes to unload grain automatically from the drying chamber to the storage chamber. The two (2) 12V DC batteries act as a backup to prevent wet grain from dumping into the storage chamber during a power outage. The 24V DC battery charger provides a continuous recharge to the batteries.

To wire the Actuator Control Box to the Autoflow Control Box do the following.

1) Run five (5) control wires from the

Autoflow Control Box to the Actuator Control Box.

2) Run three (3) power wires from the

Entrance Panel to the Actuator Control Box.

3) Connect the wires as shown in figure

20.

Figure 20

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Autoflow to Wet Supply Rotary Switch Interconnect

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The 110V AC rotary switch located in the wet storage tank is used to inform the computer on the availability of wet grain. The W et Supply Rotary Switch use 110V AC to power the motor and 12V DC + to switch a signal back to the computer.

To wire the Wet Supply Rotary Switch to the Autoflow Control Box do the following:

1) Run Four (4) control wires from the Autoflow Control Box to the Wet Supply Rotary Switch.

2) Connect the wires as shown in figure 21.

Figure 21

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Autoflow to Storage Chamber Rotary Switch Inerconnect

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The 110V AC Rotary switch located in the storage tank is used to inform the computer on the availability of wet grain. The Storage Chamber Rotary Switch is mounted three (3) feet below the fan/heater unit(s). The Storage Chamber Rotary Switch use 110V AC to power the motor and 12V DC + to switch a signal back to the computer.

T o wire the Storage Chamber Rotary Switch to the Autoflow Control Box do the following:

1) Run five (5) control wires from the

Autoflow Control Box to the Storage Chamber Rotary Switch.

2) Connect the wires as shown in figure 22.

Figure 22

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Autoflow to Drying Chamber Rotary Switches Interconnect

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The three (3) 110V AC rotary switches located in the drying chamber are used to inform the computer on the location of grain in the drying chamber. The rotary switch with the shortest extension is the Drying Chamber Overflow Rotary Switch. It is used as a safety in the event the Chamber High Level Rotary Switch fails. The rotary switch with the longest extension is the Drying Chamber Low Level Rotary Switch. It is used to inform the computer when the peak has been covered with grain so the drying process can begin; and, will shut the dryer down if the drying chamber empties unexpectedlly. The third rotary switch is the Drying Chamber High Level Rotary Switch. It is used to inform the dryer when the drying chamber is full. The Drying Chamber Rotary

Switches us 110V AC to power the motor and 12V DC+ to switch a signal back to the computer. The 1 10V AC, 1 10V N, and the 12V DC+ wires can be jumped from rotary switch to rotary switch to lessen the wires needed.

To wire the Drying Chamber Rotary

Switches to the Autoflow Control Box do the following:

1) Run six (6) control wires from the Autoflow Control Box to the Drying Chamber Rotary Switches.

2) Connect the wires as shown in figure 23.

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Figure 23

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Autoflow to Fill System Control Box Interconnect

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The Fill System Control Box houses the starter (s) for the fill system(s) that load grain into the Top Dry Autoflow Unit and for the aeration fan. DO NOT run the control wires for the Fill System Control Box in the same conduit used for the power wires for the fill system and aeration fan motors. To wire the Fill System Control to the Autoflow Control Box do the following.

1) Run ten (10) control wires from the Autoflow Control Box to the Fill System Control Box.

2) Connect the wires as shown in figure 24.

Figure 24

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Autoflow to Ground Interconnect

Figure 25

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Master to Slave Interconnect

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A slave fan/heater unit can be added to operate in unison with the master fan/heater unit. The interconnect between the master and slave fan/heater units remains the same regardless of the type or presence of a control center. To wire a slave fan/heater unit to a master fan/ heater unit do the following:

NOTE: Do NOT use solid wire for interconnection.

1. Run four (4) 16ga MTW type wires from the master fan/heater unit to the slave fan/ heater unit.

2. Connect the wires as shown in figure #26.

NOTE: A shielded 16 gauge cable is recommended for use on the network connections. The network connections for this configuration are attached to terminals number 8 and 9 in the master unit and terminals number 3 and 4 in the slave unit. Ground each end of the shielded cable to the housing. A shielded 16 gauge 2 wire cable can be purchased from GSI. Part # WR-16 / 2S.

Figure 26: Wiring for a slave fan/heater unit to a master fan/heater unit.

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Slave to Slave Interconnect

A second slave fan/heater unit can be added to operate in unison with the master fan/heater unit and another slave fan/heater unit. This would create a three fan unit. The interconnect between the first slave fan/heater unit and the second slave fan/heater unit remains the same regardless of the type or presence of a control center. To wire a second slave fan/heater unit to another slave fan/heater unit do the following:

NOTE: Do NOT use solid wire for interconnection.

1. Run four (4) 16ga MTW type wires from the first slave fan/heater unit to the second slave fan/heater unit.

2. Connect the wires as shown in figure #27.

NOTE: A shielded 16 gauge cable is recommended for use on the network connections. The network connections for this configuration are attached to terminals number 7 and 8 in slave #1 and terminals number 3 and 4 in slave #2. Ground each end of the shielded cable to the housing. A shielded 16 gauge 2 wire cable can be purchased from GSI. Part #WR-16 / 2S

Figure 27: Wiring for a second slave fan/heater unit to another slave fan/heater unit.

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Battery Hook-Up

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Two (2) lawn and garden type 12V DC Batteries are required for proper operation of the Actuator Control Box. The two (2) 12V DC batteries are wired in series to provide the 24V DC linear actuator with the voltage required to operate. The two (2) 12V DC batteries should be mounted on the shelves provided in the Actuator Control Box.

To wire the two (2) 12V DC batteries to

the 24V DC battery charger do the following:

1) Mount the two (2) 12V DC batteries in the Actuator Control Box on the proper shelves.

2) Install a jumper from the negative

terminal on one battery to the positive terminal on the other battery.

3) Attach the red wire coming from the fuse block and the positive lead on the 24V DC battery charger to the open positive terminal on one battery .

4) Attach the black wire coming from the fuse block; and the negative lead on the 24V DC battery charger to the open negative terminal on the other battery.

5) Use Figure 28 to guide installation.

Figure 28

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Dump Chute Cable Installation

After complete installation of the Autoflow Unit the cable should be hooked up to the linear actuator in the Actuator Control Box. To test the linear actuator and install the cable do the following:

1) Turn all switches on the Autoflow control front panel to the “off” position.

2) Make sure the Emergency Stop switches on all the control boxes are pulled out.

3) Turn the Control Power switch to the “on” position.

4) The display should read “stopped” at the bottom.

5) While watching the linear actuator turn the Dump switch to the “manual open” position.

7) Place the Dump switch in the “auto” position and press the Stop switch.

8) The linear actuator should retract and stop.

9) Place the Control Power switch in the “off” position and push the Emergency stop switch in on the Autoflow and Actuator Control Boxes.

10) Route the cable as shown in figure 29.

11) Make sure that all dump chutes are approximately 5 degrees below level when in the closed position.

12) Double check all dump chutes to make sure that they are all adjusted the same when in the closed position. The Autoflow Unit will not operate properly if the dump chutes are adjusted unevenly .

6) The Linear actuator should extend down 16”.

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Figure 29

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GSI PNEG-673 User Manual

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