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JOSAM JH1500 Instructions For Use Manual

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Instructions for use and
safety regulations
for
Induction heater
JH1500
T 152 1 130915236
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PREFACE
JH1500 is a mobile induction heater, which is used for heating metal parts on vehicles without damaging nearby parts. All other use of the equipment or use that does not comply with the instructions in this instruction book, can cause personal injury and/or damage to the machine.
If the equipment is used incorrectly, JOSAM AB cannot be held liable for damage to the equipment, irrespective of whether the damage has been caused intentionally or unintentionally. Nor will JOSAM AB accept liability for any subsequent nancial losses or loss of income.
Warranty
JOSAM AB provides a one year warranty from the machine's delivery date and a three months warranty on consumable parts (inductor). The warranty covers material faults and presupposes normal care and normal maintenance.
The warranty presupposes that:
• the equipment is installed correctly and inspected in accordance with the applicable regulations,
• the equipment has not been modied or rebuilt without the consent of JOSAM AB,
• only original spare parts from JOSAM AB have been used in the event of any repairs,
• handling and maintenance has been performed according to the directions in this instruction book.
In the event of any complaint, verication is required that the fault has occurred during the warranty period and that the equipment has been used within the capacity limits stated in the technical data. In the event of any complaint, the product type and article number must be stated. These details can be found on the identication plate, see chapter "Marking".
Information
This instruction book provides advice and directions for installation, handling, maintenance and troubleshooting.
IMPORTANT! Read this instruction book carefully so you can learn the correct way of using the induction heater. Do not neglect to do this, since incorrect handling can lead to personal injury and damage to the equipment.
The illustrations in the instruction book are only to help with comprehension and do not necessarily represent the equipment's exact appearance. The equipment is intended to be used in accordance with current practice and the applicable safety regulations. The equipment, as shown in the instruction book, may be changed in the future without warning.
The content of this instruction book can also be changed without warning.
This instruction book contains information that is protected by the Copyright Act. No part of this publication may be reproduced or published without the written consent of JOSAM AB.
Conformance with directives and standards
The JH1500 series is designed and manufactured by JOSAM AB, an EN‑ISO9001/14001 certied development and manufacturing company. The JH1500 series conforms with the requirements in the CE standard.
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CE CERTIFICATE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface 2
Warranty .........................2
Information ........................2
Conformance with directives
and standards .....................2
CE certicate 3
Table of contents 4
Introduction 5
General Information .................5
Marking .......................6
Safety 7
General information .................7
General warnings ..................8
Safety sign .......................10
The placing of the safety sign ........11
Safety devices ....................11
Installation 12
Packaging check and delivery ........12
Filling the water tank ...............13
Connection to the electric supply ......14
Description 15
Cooler section ....................16
Electrical section ..................17
Main power switch ..............18
Residual current breaker .........18
Main fuse .....................18
Cooler fuse ...................18
USB connection ................18
Control panel .....................19
Alarm indicators ................20
Operation indicator .............20
Hose packet ......................21
Connection block ...............21
Handheld transformer with hose kit . 21
Trigger button ..................21
Inductor ......................22
Usage 23
General information about induction ...23
Information about heating ...........23
Heating .........................24
After completed work ...............25
Maintenance instructions 26
Maintenance interval ...............26
Maintenance description ............26
Check the cooling water .........26
Check the residual current breaker . 26
Check the hose couplings ........27
Check and clean the condenser ...27 Check cable glands on the
connection block ...............27
Fitting the inductor ..............27
Troubleshooting 28
Troubleshooting table ...............29
General information 31
Manufacturer .....................31
Machine designation ...............31
Intended usage areas
and environments .................31
Warranty ........................31
Recycling ........................31
Service .........................31
Technical data 32
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INTRODUCTION
General information
JH1500 is a mobile induction heater, which is used for heating up metal parts on vehicles without damaging nearby parts. The induction heater produces heat without physical contact and without naked ames. Using the induction heater makes it possible to leave nearby, sensitive parts in place.
The are many application areas for the JH1500. For example, the induction heater can be used for:
• Heating nuts and bolts that have rusted in place
• Heating hinge pins that have rusted in place
• Heat‑shrinking steel and aluminium panels
when making repairs
• Heating, for example, couplings to exhaust systems that have rusted in place and places that are difficult to reach
• Heating screws that have rusted in place
• Nuts on the suspension or the steering
• Simple removal of underbody protection and
PVC coating
• Frame straightening
The JH1500 is designed to heat metals, by concentrating a powerful magnetic eld at the inductor head. The induction heater also works well on aluminium. The magnetic eld alternates at a frequency of ca 14‑30kHz. The magnetic eld induces eddy currents in the material, and the electrical resistance produces heat in the metal.
Since heat is created due to electrical losses and radiation from the plates, JH1500 has an internal cooling system, using water as the coolant. The water circuit cools the high‑power electronics, cables, induction handle and inductor. When the machine starts, the water pump begins to pump the cooling water in the induction heater.
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Marking
The identication plate is located on the back of the JH1500.
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400 V 200 V
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SAFETY
General information
The JH1500 is designed and tested to conform to the strictest safety requirements. Read the following instructions carefully before you start using the JH1500 and pay attention to the applicable operating instructions, in order to operate the induction heater safely.
The information provided in this manual describes the work routines that we consider work best, but may under no circumstances be used as an excuse to ignore one's own personal responsibility or applicable regulations.
Great care has been taken during the design and manufacture of the JH1500 to ensure the system conforms with the applicable safety regulations for this type of equipment. During use and other work, everyone has a personal responsibility for their own and other individuals' safety.
Safe use of the induction heater is guaranteed by using the equipment correctly, in accordance with the descriptions and instructions in this manual. By reading and following the safety regulations, the JH1500 user can ensure a safe work environment for himself/herself and his/her colleagues.
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GENERAL WARNINGS
The following types of warnings and information are used in this manual:
WARNING! Warning is used in this manual
to draw attention to possible dangers that can result in personal injury. When an instruction is given, it is normally followed by a short explanation and the possible results if the instruction is not followed.
IMPORTANT! Important is used to draw
attention to possible dangers that can result in damage to the equipment and/or the environment.
NOTE! Note is used to indicate
additional information that should be followed to obtain problem free or the best use of the equipment.
WARNING!
Do not ll the water tank with anything other than decalcied water mixed with propylene glycol. Incorrect handling can cause personal injury and/or damage to equipment.
WARNING! Do not touch objects that have been close to the inductor without checking that they have cooled down.
WARNING! Do not touch the inductor while it is activated and the strong magnetic eld and the heat are on. Danger of personal injury.
WARNING! The work area must be kept free of ammable material when you are working with the induction heater.
Apart from the safety signs shown in the section "Safety Signs", the following
WARNING! Make sure that re ghting equipment is available. Danger of personal injury.
warnings and important information can be found in the operating instructions:
WARNING! Loose cables
WARNING! Do not place the
induction heater on unlevel or instable surfaces. The induction heater can fall over and cause personal injury or serious damage to the induction heater.
WARNING! All electrical modi‑ cations must be performed by a qualied electrician. Danger of electrical shocks.
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and hoses constitute a risk for tripping. Danger of personal injury.
WARNING! If you do not remove paint and other chemicals from the material before you heat it up, you must use an extraction fan to remove vapours that are injurious to health. Danger of personal injury.
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GENERAL WARNINGS
WARNING! When you are using the JH1500, performing maintenance on it or working near it, do not wear or use metal objects such as watches, rings, keys, etc. The objects can be heated up by the magnetic eld from the JH1500 and cause burn injuries.
WARNING! Most of the servicing must be performed by service personnel or service support from JOSAM AB. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! Never remove any of the protective covers and never perform any work on the induction heater without rst pulling the plug out of the wall socket. Wait one minute. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that the equipment has been installed in accordance with the instructions in this manual. It is also the owner's responsibility to ensure that the equipment is inspected according to the applicable regulations before it is used.
IMPORTANT! For environmental reasons, it is important that the equipment is disassembled in an environmentally friendly way.
IMPORTANT! Risk of con‑ densation in the JH1500. Fill the water tank with room tempered, not cold, water. If you move the JH1500 from a cold location, you should wait until the water has warmed up to room temperature before use.
WARNING! Remove the induction heater's plug from the wall socket before you begin any form of service, cleaning or maintenance. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! The inductor can become very hot. Danger of burn injuries.
WARNING! Read this manual carefully so you can learn how the equipment is to be used in the right way. Do not neglect to do this, since incorrect handling can lead to personal injury and damage to the equipment.
IMPORTANT!
During transport the water tank must always be sealed. Otherwise, there is a risk of water leaks.
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Safety sign
The safety sign must always be present and in good condition, attached to the stated place. If the sign is damaged or is missing, the owner bears the responsibility for replacing it without delay.
You can nd the following safety symbols on the induction heater:
WARNING
Wear suitable safety equipment (protective gloves and safety goggles) when you use the equipment.
WARNING
Sparks from the induction heater can cause res.
WARNING
Danger of tripping over loose hoses etc.
WARNING
Always read the user instructions before using the product.
WARNING
Residual voltage. Wait one minute after disconnecting before opening enclosure.
WARNING
When the JH1500 induction heater is activated, there is a magnetic eld from the induction head in its immediate vicinity.
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WARNING
The JH1500 induction heater can interfere with pulse generators. It is possible that a pacemaker will not function correctly in the vicinity.
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The placing of the safety sign
The safety sign is placed on the back of the JH1500, as in the picture.
Safety devices
When the induction heater is in use, the inductor, cables, electronics and transformer can frequently become very hot. To protect the induction heater from overheating, it is cooled continuously when in operation. The induction heater is cooled all the time by water that circulates through the inductor. The water begins to circulate when the machine is started. A sensor detects the water ow and trips the induction heater if the ow is blocked.
The JH1500 must be connected to earth. It has an inbuilt residual current breaker to protect the user in case of a ground fault. It also has an automatic fuse, which trips if the current exceeds 32 A (for JH1500‑400V) or 63A(forJH1500‑200V).
In case the JH15000 would get overheated, the overheating protection automatically disables the heating function to protect the machine and its electronic parts. However, the cooling system continues to cool the machine to make it ready for operation again.
The inductor handle is insulated to protect the user from electric shocks.
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INSTALLATION
The JH1500 is inspected and tested before it leaves the factory to warrant uniform quality and the greatest possible reliability. Below follows a description of the installation and general tips and instructions.
WARNING! Do not place the induction heater on uneven or unstable surfaces. The induction heater can fall over and cause personal injury or serious damage to the induction heater.
WARNING! It is the owner's responsibility to ensure that the equipment has been installed in accordance with the instructions in this instruction book. It is also the owner's responsibility to ensure that the equipment is inspected according to applicable regulations before it is used.
Packaging check and delivery
Check the delivery against the packing list, consignment note or other delivery documentation to ensure that everything is included in the correct quantities. Check the JH1500 carefully, to assure yourself that no damage has been incurred during transport.
If any part has been damaged or is missing, the induction heater must not be used before the part has been repaired or replaced. If there is anything missing, contact the supplier. Remove all of the packaging material from the induction heater.
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INSTALLATION
Filling the water tank
The JH1500 is delivered with a lled water tank, but if the tank needs to be lled manually at some point, follow the instructions below. Fill the water tank with a mixture of decalcied water and 30 % propylene glycol.
1. Open the front cover.
2. Open the tank cap.
3. Fill the water tank (it should be lled to between 80‑90%).
WARNING! Do not ll the water tank with anything other than decalcied water mixed with propylene glycol. Incorrect handling can cause personal harm and/or damage to equipment.
IMPORTANT! Risk of condensation in the JH1500. Fill the water tank with room tempered, not cold, water. If you move the JH1500 from a cold location, you should wait until the water has warmed up to room temperature before use.
NOTE! Do not ll the tank completely, since the water expands as it heats up. Fill the tank with 35 litres of uid.
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INSTALLATION
Connection to the electric supply
The induction heater is available in two versions: 200 V or 400 V, 50–60Hz. The 400V version is equipped with a plug so it can be plugged into a wall socket. The source of electrical current must be earthed and it must also be protected by a fuse, according to the following:
• The electric supply must be protected by a 32A(400V) or 63A(200V) fuse when using maximum power (step 5).
The JH1500 is connected to the electric mains as follows:
• Plug the JH1500 into a wall socket.
NOTE! The JH1500‑200 V is delivered without a plug. A plug suited for local electrical conditions must be acquired separately and mounted by a qualied electrician.
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DESCRIPTION
The machine comprises:
1. cooler section
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2. electrical section
3. hose packet with inductor
During heating, a powerful magnetic eld is concentrated in the inductor. The magnetic eld alternates direction and induces eddy currents in the material, which gives rise to heat. Since intense heat is created in the work piece and inductor, cooling water is used for cooling the machine and its electronic parts. The control of the cooling system is totally automatic.
The connection cable provides the machine's electrical section with current, which in turn power supplies the hose packet, inductor and cooler section. The cooling section controls the temperature of the components by circulating cooling water in the hose packet, inductor and a cooling block in the electrical section.
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DESCRIPTION
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Cooler section
The cooler section consists of a:
1. cooling water tank
2. water pump
3. connection box
4. condenser
5. condenser fan
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DESCRIPTION
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Electrical section
The electrical section has three main functions, namely supplying current to: the hose packet, electronic components and the cooling section.
The electrical section comprises:
1. control panel
2. main power switch
3. residual current breaker
4. main fuse (32 A/400 V or 63 A/200 V)
5. cooler fuse (10 A/400 V or 16 A/200 V)
6. USB connection
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DESCRIPTION
Main power switch
When the main power switch is turned on, the machine is connected to the electrical supply.
Residual current breaker
The machine is equipped with a residual current breaker, which trips in the event of an earth fault. There is a test button on the residual current breaker. When the test button is pressed, the residual current breaker should trip.
Main fuse (32 A/400 V or 63 A/200 V)
The main fuse trips in the event of a fault in the current supply to the hose packet.
Cooler fuse (10 A/400 V or 16 A/200 V)
The cooler fuse trips in the event of a fault in the current supply to the water pump, fan or compressor.
USB connection
For service work and updates.
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DESCRIPTION
Control panel
Operation indicatorAlarm indicators
Increase power
On/Off
Reduce power
Power indicator
The following functions can be found on the control panel.
On/Off
To use the induction heater, after it has been connected to the electric mains, you must press the On/Off button. When you have pressed the button, one or more of the yellow LEDs lights up on the power indicator.
Increase power
Increase power by one step (step 1‑5).
Reduce power
Decrease power by one step (step 1‑5).
Power indicator
Shows the chosen power (1‑5) and that the unit is on.
Power 5
Power 4
Power 3
Power 2
Power 1
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DESCRIPTION
Alarm indicators
The alarm indicators notify the user if a fault occurs with the induction heater.
The alarm indicators are marked by a red LED.
Overheating
The red LED for overheating lights, if the electronics become overheated. The induction heater does not function if this indicator is lit. The light goes out, when the temperature drops below the warning limit.
Water ow
The red LED for the water ow lights, if the cooling water is not owing as it should, that is, if the water pressure is too low. The induction heater does not function when this indicator is lit.
General electronic alarm
If both LEDs are blinking at the same time, the cause is often that one of the phases is missing in the wall outlet. This alarm indication will also be shown if the machine is consuming current even though it is in idle, or if a current sensor is faulty.
Operation indicator / Trigger activated
The operation indicator provides the user with information when the induction heater is in use.
The green LED begins to blink when the trigger is pressed in. It indicates that the cable to the handheld transformer isn't damaged, that the water ow is functioning and that correct power is reached in the inductor head.
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DESCRIPTION
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Hose packet
The hose packet consists of:
1. connection block
2. handheld transformer with hose kit
3. operating button
4. inductor
Connection block
The connection block is mounted below the electrical section, its upper section protrudes into the electrical section. The cooling water's pressure and return ow runs through the connection block. The power cabling runs from the electrical section, via two unions in the connection block, and further, through the hose up to the handheld transformer.
Handheld transformer with hose kit
During use, the handheld transformer functions as a tool handle, the control button is mounted permanently to the handheld transformer. The inductor is attached to the handheld transformer by four screws.
The hose kit comprises two hoses for the cooling water's pressure and return ow. In the hose for the pressure ow, there is also a cable. Two earth cables and a control cable run on the outside of the hoses.
Trigger button
Current switch to activate the heating. It sits in a holder on the handheld transformer.
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DESCRIPTION
Inductor
During use, the inductor is supplied with a voltage and an alternating magnetic eld is generated by the eld power amplier at the inductor's tip. The cooling water circulates through the inductor.
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COLOUR TEMPERATURE SCALE
White
Light yellow
Yellow
Dark yellow
USAGE
General information about induction
Induction heaters work with low voltages and high currents in order to create a magnetic eld. The magnetic eld is concentrated to the eld amplier. When the tip is placed against iron or another magnetic material, the magnetic eld is short‑circuited and heat is formed.
Information about heating
It is important to control the temperature of the heated work piece, if quality is to be maintained.
The human eye is inuenced by the ambient conditions. The illumination changes how the eye experiences colour. Therefore, the heated work piece should be examined in daylight.
The colour temperature scale, to the left, simplies visual control and, at the same time, the stepwise presentation of temperature improves the accuracy during heating.
Orange
Light red
Light
cherry red
Cherry red
Dark
cherry red
Dark red
Brownish-red
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USAGE
Heating
Warning! The user must remove metal objects such as watches, rings and suchlike before use. Danger of serious personal injury.
Warning! Take care that there is good ventilation so as to avoid breathing in the gases that are formed during heating.
Warning! The work area must be free from ammable objects. Risk of re.
1. Place the inductor's tip at against the object.
2. Press and hold the operating button.
Warning! Do not touch any object that has been close to the coil without checking the temperature rst. Danger of serious personal injury.
Important! Never keep the inductor still for a longer time. Risk for serious damage to property.
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3. Move the inductor's tip around the area to be heated.
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USAGE
4. Release the operating button.
5. Lift the inductor out of the way.
After completed work
1. Turn off at the main power switch.
2. Wrap the hose packet around the big handle on the machine and place the inductor in the holder.
3. Wrap the power cable around the small handle on the machine.
Note! Never press the inductor against the object, since this would shorten the inductor's service life more quickly than necessary.
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Maintenance interval
Once a month:
• Check the cooling water
• Check the residual current breaker
• Check the hose couplings
• Check connection surface between heating
tip and handheld transformer
Once a year or when needed:
• Check and clean the condenser
• Check the cable connections
Maintenance description
Check the cooling water
Note! Do not mix different types of glycol in the cooling water. This would make the freezing point impossible to control.
Check that the cooling water tank is lled to at least 80% with cooling water. Note, for more powerful heating (>15 min/occasion), the cooling water level should be higher (80‑90%).
To rell the cooling water use decalcied
water and propylene glycol.
Check the residual current breaker
Check the residual current breaker once a month, by pressing the test button (T). After the test button is pressed in, the residual current breaker must trigger. If this does not happen, the residual current breaker must be replaced before the machine is used again.
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MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
Check the hose couplings
Check that the hose couplings in the induction heater do not leak. Replace hoses when necessary. To be checked once a month.
Note! If the machine is used with a lot of cold water, a large quantity of condensate is formed, which can accumulate in the hose packet and/or the machine. This may be misinterpreted as an indication of leaking hoses.
Check and clean the condenser
Note! The condenser must
absolutely not be cleaned with a high‑pressure wash.
The outside of the condenser should be cleaned at least once a year, ahead of the warm season, more often as required, so as to obtain the best cooling effect. Rinse with degreasing uid and tepid water.
Also check that the condenser fan is working and that there is no unusual noise.
Check cable glands on the connection block
Check the cable glands on the connection block, to ensure they are sealed. Tighten the cable glands, if necessary. To be checked once a year.
Fitting the inductor
Before use, the inductor must be attached to the handheld transformer. The inductor is screwed in place with four stainless steel screws + washers.
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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
The troubleshooting instructions in this chapter will help you to quickly locate and correct the majority of faults that can arise when you use the JH1500.
WARNING! All electrical modi‑ cations must be performed by a qualied electrician. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! Remove the induction heater's plug from the wall socket before you begin any form of service, cleaning or maintenance. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! Never remove any protective covers and never perform any work on the induction heater without rst removing the contact from the wall socket. Wait one minute. Danger of electrical shocks.
WARNING! When you are using the JH1500, performing maintenance on it or working near it, do not wear or use metal objects such as watches, rings, keys, etc. The objects can be heated up by the magnetic eld from the JH1500 and cause burn injuries.
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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
The following troubleshooting table is to help you locate faults on the induction heater. However, the table only shows the most common faults and their possible causes. There can be other faults and possible causes than those listed in the table.
Troubleshooting table
Fault Action
No current to the induction heater.
The mains current is sufficient, but the induction heater doesn't work.
Water leak between the inductor handle and the inductor head.
The red LED for overheating lights up and the induction heater switches off.
The red LED for water ow lights up and the induction heater switches off.
The heater's plug is not in the wall socket.
No current supply.
Loose connections.
The residual current breaker has triggered.
The O‑rings are damaged or the screws are loose.
The temperature in the electronics or the cooling water is too high.
There is a fault with the cooling water ow.
Place the plug into the wall socket.
Check that there is current in the wall socket and whether the main fuse or the residual current breaker have triggered.
Make sure that there are no loose connections in the plug or wall socket.
Identify the cause of the error and take the appropriate action. Then reset the residual current breaker.
Replace O‑rings or tighten screws.
Let the induction heater cool. The induction heater can be used again when it has cooled, and the LED is no longer lit.
The water level is too low. Top up with uid.
The pump lter is blocked. Clean the lter.
One of the water hoses is blocked. Try to clean with compressed air.
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TROUBLESHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
The 2 red LEDs (water ow and overheating) blink simultaneously.
The LED for overheating is blinking at start‑up.
The LED for water ow is blinking at start‑up.
The operation LED is blinking fast at start‑up.
The handle gets hot during heating.
The RCB trips when turning the machine on.
The cooler fuse trips when turning the machine on.
The main fuse trips when turning the machine on.
A phase fault or a current sensor fault has occurred.
The electrical section is overheated.
The temperature sensor is giving the wrong value.
The water ow sensor is giving the wrong value.
The heating button is being pressed when starting the machine.
Bad connection between heating tip and handle.
A ground fault has occured.
A problem with the cooler section has occured.
A problem in the electrical section of the machine has occured.
One or more phases is lacking. Check that all the phases are available in the socket, that no fuse has been triggered and that the cable is undamaged.
Check that the current sensors are undamaged and properly connected.
Wait until the electrical section has cooled and the LED is no longer lit.
Check for loose connectors or replace temperature sensor.
Check for stuck paddle in water ow sensor or replace water ow sensor.
Release button or replace faulty heating button and restart the machine.
Follow instructions on how to clean surface between heating tip and handle.
Check for damages on the hose kit or change hose kit.
Check for faulty phase switcher, water pump, fan and compressor.
Check for faulty rectier, power module or hose packet.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Manufacturer
Josam AB Box 418, Maskingatan 5 SE‑701 48 Örebro Sweden
Machine designation
JH1500‑400 for 400V 50‑60 Hz JH1500‑200 for 200V 50‑60 Hz
Intended usage areas and environments
The machine is intended to be used indoors in a workshop environment for repairing vehicular damages.
Warranty
If the instructions in this manual are not followed, the machine's warranty becomes null and void.
Recycling
The machine must be recycled according to the local provisions.
Service
Always contact an accredited:
• refrigeration technician for service of the machine's cooling section.
• service technicians for service of the rest of the machine.
Always request a written service report for the work performed.
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TECHNICAL DATA
Dimensions including handle and wheels
(LxWxH): ..........973 × 663 × 1168 mm
Weight with full cooling water tank: ...175 kg
Input power
requirement: ........15 kW
Degree of protection: . IP 21
Coolant: ...........Water + propylene glycol
Water tank volume ...40 litres
Installation/electric mains connection
Mains connection: ...3 × 380‑400 V+PE, 32 A or 3 × 200 V+PE, 63 A
Frequency: .........50/60 Hz
Fuse: .............32 A at 400 V
63 A at 200 V
Requirements for ambient conditions
Recommended
working temperature: .........0 to +35 °C
Recommended air
humidity when in use: ........ < 90%
Recommended temperature
during transport or storage: ....‑10 to +50 °C
Recommended air humidity
during transport or storage: ....< 100%
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Manufacturer:
JOSAM AB
Box 419 • SE-701 48 • ÖREBRO, Sweden Phone: +46 19 30 40 00 • Fax: +46 19 32 03 16 E-mail: info@josam.se • Internet: www.josam.se
Printed on environmentally friendly paper
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