Shini CD SERIES User Manual

Date: Apr, 2009
Version: V2.1 (English)

CD series

Cabinet Dryers

1. General Description

2. Technical Specifications

2.2 Dimensions

2.1 CD Cabinet Dryer Series of Specification

3. Function Description

3.1 Working Principle Illustration

4. Safety Regulation

5. Installation

6. Operating Instruction

6.1 Test

6.2 Setting Temperature

6.3 Adjustment of Air Rate

6.4 Start-up Timer Setting

7. Service and Maintenance

8. Trouble Shooting

9. Drawing and Parts List

9.1 Parts Drawing

9.2 Parts List

10. Electrical Circuit

10.1 Main Electrical Circuit Diagram

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6.5 setting the Over-thermal Protector

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Contents

10-9

11-1
11-1

11-2
11-5
11-7
11-9

10.5 Electrical Components List

10.6 Main Electrical Components Description

11. Maintenance Schedule

11.1 About the Machine

11.2 Electrical Installation

11.3 Daily Checking

11.4 Weekly Checking

11.5 Monthly Checking

11.6 Half-yearly Checking

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10.3 Thermocouple and Terminal Wiring Diagram

10.4 Components Layout

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10.2 Control Circuit Diagram

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Please read this manual carefully before installation and using of
the machine to prevent damage or personal injuries.

1. General Description

Model: CD-9

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1. General Description

CD series of cabinet dryers are mostly used for simultaneous drying of
different kinds of polymers in small quantities or for drying materials for trial
moulding. They can also be applied in electronic engineering, electroplating,
pharmacy, paint baking, printing industries, etc. for preheating or drying
related products.

Features:

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1. General Description

1) Accurate P .D. temperature control to achieve an even drying eect.

2) Air-proofed insulative door can maintain temperature constantly inside
to reduce energy consumption.

3) Stainless steel tray and liner bring no contamination to materials.

4) Optimal design for ease of maintenance and service.

5) Unique design of adjustable air inlet and exhaust.

6) 24 hours timer, easy to operate.

7) Overheat protector can prevent excessively drying.

8) Motor overload relay.

9) Visible alarm to indicate troubles immediately .

10) Tray size and inner dimensions of the dryer can be specied according
to requirements.

11) Upon request, it can be built to comply with worldwide electrical safety
standards ( For example : CE, UL, CSA, JIS etc. ).

All service work should be carried out by a person with technical training or
corresponding professional experience. The manual contains instructions for
both handling and servicing. Chapter 7, which contains service instructions
intended for service engineers. Other chapters contain instructions for the
daily operator.

Any modications of the machine must be approved by SHINI in order to
avoid personal injury and damage to machine. We shall not be liable for any
damage caused by unauthorized change of the machine.

Our company provides excellent after-sales service. Should you have any
problem during using the machine, please contact the company or the local
vendor.

Headquarter and T aipei factory
Tel: [phone]

Shini USA Service Information
Tel: [phone]

2.1 CD Cabinet Dryer Series of Specification

2.2 Dimensions

2. Technical Specifications

2-1

2. Technical Specifications

Model

Outer Dimensions

H W D (mm)

Inner Dimensions

H1 W1 D1 (mm)

Pipe Heater

(kW)

Blower Power

(kW, 50/60 Hz)

Temperature

Range

()

Number
of Trays

Total Tray

Capacity

(kg)

Weight

(kg)

Note: 1) Power supply: 3 , 230 / 400 / 460 / 575V, 50 / 60Hz.

2) "HT" stands for heat insulation model, the surface temperature
of which will not be more than 80 when setup temperature is 200 .

3) When drying temperature is below 150 , HT models can keep internal
temperature accuracy of 5 , when it is above 150 , internal temperature
accuracy is 12 .

""

4

0.37

4.5 0.37

9 1.5

200

250

200

250

200

250

5

50

150

200

9 90

180

252

20 200

415

587

CD-5

CD-5-HT

1200 800 610

1380 860 731

660 600 550

1440 800 610

1640 920 731

900 600 550

1700 1210 860

1887 1310 1032

1000 990 800

CD-9

CD-9-HT

CD-20

CD-20-HT

18 1.5

200

250

20 350

550

778

1865 1800 1060

2052 1900 1232

1200 1600 1000

CD-20L

CD-20L-HT

3. Main Functions

For cabinet dryers, materials to be dried are placed on the stainless steel
moveable material trays. During operation, process air will flow to heating
coil and be heated up to required temperature, then flow through a manifold
with evenly scattered holes. Moisture air is sent out through air exhaust port.
Designed to achieve a uniform drying effect.

3.1 Working Principle Illustration

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1. Heating Coil

2. Air Inlet Blower

3. Air Chamber

4. Multi-vane Impeller

5. Paint-baked Cover

6. Air Inlet

7. Air Exhaust

8. Stainless Steel Tray

9. Heat-resistant Layer

4

3

7

9

8

5

2

6

1

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4. Safety Regulations

Please abide by the safety guide when you operate the machine so
as to prevent damage of the machine and personal injuries.

All electrical components should be installed by qualified
electricians.
Turn off main switch and control switch during repair and
maintenance.

Warning High voltage

This mark is attached on the cover of the control box.

Warning Be careful

Be more careful when this mark appears.

Attention
No need for regular inspection because all the electrical parts in
the control unit are fixed tightly

Transportation and storage of the machine

Transportation

1) CD series are packed in crates or plywood cases with wooden pallet at
the bottom, suitable for quick positioning by fork lift.

2) After unpacked, castors equipped on the machine can be used for ease
of movement.

3) Do not rotate the machine and avoid collision with other objects during
transportation to prevent improper functioning.

4)The structure of the machine is well-balanced, although it should also be
handled with care when lifting the machine for fear of falling down.

5) The machine and its attached parts can be kept at a temperature from

-25 to +55 for long distance transportation and for a short distance,
it can be transported with temperature under +70 .

Storage

OO

1) CD series should be stored indoors with temperature kept from 5 C to 40 C
and humidity below 80%.

2) Disconnect all power supply and turn off main switch and control switch.

3) Keep the whole machine, especially the electrical components away from
water to avoid potential troubles caused by the water.

4) Plastic film should be used to protect the machine from dust and rains.

Working environment

The machine should be operated:

1) Indoors in a dry environment with max. temperature +45 and humidity no
more than 80%.

Do not use the machine:

1) If it is with a damaged cord.

2) On a wet floor or when it is exposed to rain to avoid electrical shock.

3) If it has been dropped or damaged until it is checked or fixed by a
qualified serviceman.

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4-3

Rejected parts disposal

When the equipment has run out its life time and can not be used any more,
unplug the power supply and dispose of it properly according to local code.

In case of fire, Co dry powder fire extinguisher should be applied.

2

Fire hazard

4) This equipment works normally in the environment with altitude within 3000m.

5) At least a clearance of 1m surrounding the equipment is required during
operation. Keep this equipment away from flammable sources at least two
meters.

6) Avoid vibration, magnetic disturbance at the operation area.

5.

5-1

Install the CD Cabinet Dryer at a proper place where is easy for service
and maintenance.

Attention during operation

1) Make sure voltage and frequency of the power source comply with those
indicated on the plate, which is attached to the machine.

2) Power cable and earth connections should conform with local regulations.

3) Use independent power cable and ON/OFF switch. The cable's size
should not smaller than those applied in the control box.

4) The power cable connection terminals should be tightened securely.

5) The machine requires a 3-phase 4-wire power source, connect the power
lead (L1, L2, L3) to the live wires, and the earth (PE) to the ground.

6) Power supply requirements:
Main power voltage: 5%
Main power frequency: 2%

manufacture's

Power Supply

Make sure that the power supply conforms with required specifications before
installation. CD Cabinnet Dryers are generally set to be used with3 400V
power supply or other specifications if required.

Notes: Keep the machine 2M from the combustible distance.

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1M

1M

1). Check whether the wind direction of inlet
and outlet on the two sides of oven is right.

2). If the rotation direction is not right:
a). Stop the machine.

b). Turn off the main switch.
c). Change any two lines of the main power
supply 's three lines.
d). Stop the machine, and check it again.

Check the rotation direction of motor:

Open the distribution box and connect the power source in accordance
with wiring diagram. Make sure that the power voltage is in compliance
with the required specifications.

After all wires are connected, turn the main switch and the heater switch
to ON , then pilot lamp light, observe if the rotating direction of
blower is the If not, exchange any two power cables.

the

consistent with arrow.

6. Connecting the power source

6.1 Test

6.2 Setting Temperature

Notes: Before connecting, the main switch and heat switch should be off.

6-1

Firstly press key ' , then press keys ' to adjust
temperature , finally press confirmative key to
confirm the adjusting. Use temperature adjustor
together with material dry thermometer to set the
temperature. After heating for a period of time, the
yellow light and red light will flash alternatively,
which indicates that the setting temperature value
has been reached, at that time the actual
temperature of temperature controller and setting
temperature are the same.

''

' '

Thermometer

6.2.1 Keys Operature Instruction

1) If select this key under common condition, system will enter
parameter layer selection mode, and press this key again to
select parameter layer. If want to enter parameter mode, please
press key. ' '

2) If press this key under parameter mode, system will out of the
parameter mode and enter the parameter layer selection mode.

3) Under setting mode, press the selection key to store the
parameters and out of the setting mode, enter the parameter
mode.

Parameter layer selection key

Up key

1) Under parameter layer selection mode, press up key to enter
parameter mode.

2) Under parameter mode, press up key to select the parameters
of this parameter layer.

3) Under setting mode, press up key to increase the
parameters' value until their upper limit.

Down key

1) Under parameter layer selection mode, press down key to enter
parameter mode.

2) Under parameter mode, press down key to select the
parameters of this parameter layer.

3) Under setting mode, press down key to increase the
parameters' value until their lower limit.

Setting keys:

1) Under common mode, press setting key to set the 'setting
value' directly.

2) Under parameter layer selection mode, press setting key to skip
back the last parameter layer.

3) Under parameter mode, press this key, system will enter setting
mode, and may set the parameters.

4) Under setting mode, press setting key to select the 'setting
numbers' or store the parameters and skip back the parameter
mode.

6-2

6.Operation Guide

4) Under all modes, press this key ' ' for 2 seconds to skip back to
common condition.

6-3

The drying temperature table of plastic material

Notes: When setting temperature must refer to the drying temperature
of material, the actual experience will help you for proper adjustment
temperature.

Material

Drying Temp( )

Drying Time(hr)

ABS

POM

PMMA

IONOMER

PA6/6 .6/6.10

PA11

PA12

PC
PU

PBT

PE

PET

PPO

PI

PP

PS(GP)

PSU
PVC

SAN(AS)

80

100

80
90
75
75
75

120

90

130

90
160
11 0
120

90

80
120

70

80

2~3

2

3
3~4
4~6
4~5
4~5
2~3
2~3
3~4

1
4~5
1~2

2

1

1
3~4
1~2
1~2

Adjustment of air rate is the most important factor for the drying result,
should adjust the air outlet and inlet when drying different material.

For example:

1) When heat and brake the electronic, galvanized and
baked-finish products, the air-inlet and air-outlet
should be closed completely.

2) When dry up the plastic materials and other products
contained much moisture, the air-inlet and air-outlet
should be opened properly.

Turn on timer switch after all switch has been on, take down the glassy
shield outside of the timer, then push the small black switch to Auto .
Set current time and drying time required, cover the glassy shield.
Therefore the cabinet dryer will run automatically till drying time.

6.3 Adjustment of Air Rate

6.4 Start-up Timer Setting

6-4

Power supply
frequency selection

AUTO/ON switch

Timing dial

Switch position

Timing

Output setting
Open setting: Reverse the setting section of dial entad, at this time,
red mark appears in the dial.(shown in the above picture)
Close setting: Reverse the setting section of dial to the outside, the
red mark disappears, then rotate the timing dial to the switch position.

Dial

6.5 Setting the Over-thermal Protector

Over-thermal protector will be used when
the actual heating temperature exceeds the
setting temperature to protect the motor and
heater. And it's setting temperature should be
higher than that of thermometer.

6-5

7-1

Clear off the dust on the motor fan periodically, avoid the damage to the
blower.

7. Maintenance and Service

8-1

Fault Possible reasons

Solution

It doesn't start after
turning on the main
switch.

1. The motor switch isn't open.

1. The motor switch isn't open.

1. The temperature controller breakdowns.

3. The magnet contactor breakdowns.

4. The heater breakdowns.

2. The fuse is broken.

2. The circuit breaker trips.

3. The magnet contactor breakdowns.

4. The motor is burned out.

3. The transformer is burnt out.

1. Turn on the motor switch.

1. Turn on the motor switch.

1. Replace it.

3. Replace it.

4. Replace it.

2. Replace a new fuse.

2. Press "RESET" key.

3. Replace a new magnet contactor.

4. Replace a new motor.

3. a new transformer.Replace

The motor doesn't
run.

The temperature is
abnormal.

2. The temperature contactor breakdowns.

2. Replace it.

8. Trouble-shooting

9. Drawing and Parts List

9-1

9.1 Parts Drawing

9-2

9.2 Parts List

9-3

9.1 Parts Drawing

9-2

9-3

Name

Main switch
Over heat relay*

Motor switch
Heat switch
Timer switch
Temperature controller

Timer
Amper meter

Motor
Motor bracket
Multi-mode wind wheel
Fan band
Fan bracket
Bracing plate
Material tray**
Castorl
Screw
Hinge
Door

Screw
Rubber washer**
Base
Base panel
Poromeric
Heat-resistant asbestos
Side panel

9.2 Parts List

Part Number

CD-20-(HT)

01

02-1

02-2

02-3

03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26

CD-9-(HT) CD-20L-(HT)CD-5-(HT)

No

E1416000 E1416000 E1432000 E1432000
E5204000 E5204000 E5204000 E5204000
E1304000 E1304000 E1304000 E1304000
E1304000 E1304000 E1304000 E1304000
E1305000 E1305000 E1305000 E1305000
E2106000 E2106000 E2106000 E2106000
E2201000 E2201000 E2201000 E2201000
N1502000 N1502000 N1504000 E5208004
G1400023 G1400023 C2090000 C2090000

- - - -

C1050000 C1050000 C1090000 C1090000

- - - -

- - - -

- - - ­M4113000

-

M4109000 M4111000 M4112000
D3122000

D3123000

D3122000
D3123000

D3122000
D3123000

- - - -

C1020000 C1020000 C1020000 C1020000

- - - -

- - - -

C1060000 C1060000 C1060000 C1060000

- - - -

- - - -

- - - -

T3210000 T3210000 T3210000 T3210000

- - - -

Door lock
Pad

C1205000 C1205000 C1205000 C1205000

- - - -

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Baffle plate
Exhaust air cover
Heater*
Cover plate
Overheat protector
Magnet switch
Transformer
Fuse**
Terminal

CD-20L-(HT)

27
28
29
30

31
32
33
34
35

CD-20-(HT)CD-9-(HT)CD-5-(HT)

No

Name

Part Number

- - - ­C1040000 C1040000 C1040000 C1040000
M3309000 M3311000 M3310000 M3312000

- - - ­E1201160 E1201160 E1204631 E1204631
E1140100 E1140100 E1140100 E1140100
E3303000 E3303000 E3303000 E3303000
E3114000 E3114000 E3116000 E3117000

E5125001 E5125001 E5125001 E5125001

*Indicates latent wearing parts **Indicates latent wearing parts and it's suggested to back them up.

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10. Electrical Circuit Diagram

10.1 Main Electrical Circuit Diagram

PE

PE

L3

L2

L1

L11

L12

L13

X1X1X1

Q1

A

P= kW

IN= A

Heater

IN= A

Drying

blower

3/PE/400VAC 50Hz

IN= A

MM

2

mm

2

P= kW

0.75mm

2

A

Q2

L21

L22

L23

mm

2

10.2 Control Circuit Diagram

10-2

Twenty-four

hour timer

Fan

T emperature

controller

Alarm

lamp

Heater

contactor

Blower

contactor

10.3 Thermocouple and Terminal Wiring Diagram

10-3

Technical requirement: (1) thermocouple' positive (+) and negtive (-) poles can be both directly

connected to the input terminal of the temp.controller's thermocouple without via terminal block.

Fan

Alarm

lamp

Drying

blower

Heater

Overheat

Protector

Thermocouple

10.4 Components Layout

10-4

10.5 Electrical Components List

Part No

10.5.1 CD-5 / CD-5-HT Electrical components list

10-5

*Indicates latent wearing parts **Indicates latent wearing parts and it's suggested to back them up.

No

Symbol

Name

Specification

Main switch
Circuit breaker**
Contactor*
Contactor*
Tem. controller*
24H timer
Overload relay*
Fuse**
Transformer*
Amper meter
Control switch
Control switch
Over protector*
Fan
Alarm lamp
Terminal board
Terminal board
Blower*
Heater**

10.5.2 CD-9 / CD-9-HT Electrical components list

10-6

Main switch
Circuit breaker**
Contactor*
Contactor*
Tem. controller*
24H timer
Overload relay*
Fuse**
Transformer*
Amper meter
Control switch
Control switch
Over protector*
Fan
Alarm lamp
Terminal board
Terminal board
Blower*
Heater**

Part No

No

Symbol

Name

Specification

*Indicates latent wearing parts **Indicates latent wearing parts and it's suggested to back them up.

10.5.3 CD-20 / CD-20-HT Electrical components list

10-7

Main switch
Circuit breaker**
Contactor*
Contactor*
Tem. controller*
24H timer
Overload relay*
Fuse**
Transformer*
Amper meter
Control switch
Control switch
Over protector*
Fan
Alarm lamp
Terminal board
Terminal board
Terminal board
Terminal board
Blower*
Heater**

Part No

No

Symbol

Name

Specification

*Indicates latent wearing parts **Indicates latent wearing parts and it's suggested to back them up.

10.5.4 CD-20L / CD-20L-HT Electrical components list

10-8

Main switch
Circuit breaker**
Contactor*
Contactor*
Tem. controller*
24H timer
Overload relay*
Fuse**
Transformer*
Amper meter
Control switch
Control switch
Over protector*
Fan
Alarm lamp
Terminal board
Terminal board
Terminal board
Terminal board
Blower*
Heater**

Part No

No

Symbol

Name

Specification

*Indicates latent wearing parts **Indicates latent wearing parts and it's suggested to back them up.

10.6 Main Electrical Components Description

10-9

10.6.1 Overload Relay

1) Terminal for contact coil A2.

2) Setting current adjusting scale.

3) Reset (blue).
H: manual reset
A: automatic reset

4) Stop.

5) ON / OFF idication and TEST function.

6) Auxiliary contact terminals shown in 95.96.97.98. NC and NO contacts
are shown in position 95.96. and 97.98. repectively.

7) Main circuit connection No. must be correspond with terminal Number
of contactor.

At delivery, the overload relay is set for mannual reset. (the reset button
pointing to H). Manually reset the relay at the tripping of the switch. When
motor overload occurs, stop the machine, then check and solve the
problem. After that open the door of control box, press down the reset
button of overload relay (if you can not press down the reset button, wait
for one minute.)

11.1 About the Machine

Model:

SN:

Manufacturing Date:

Voltage:

V

Hz

kW

11.2 Electrical Installation

Voltage:

V

Hz

Fuse melt current: 1 Phase

A 3 Phases

A

Check phase sequence of the power supply.

11. Maintenance Schedule

Total Power:

Frequency:

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11. Maintenance Schedule

11.3 Daily Checking

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Check power supply wires

/ /

Check the start/stop function

11. Maintenance Schedule

11.4 Weekly Checking

11-5

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

11. Maintenance Schedule

11-6

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

/ / / /

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches of the machine
Check all the electrical wires

Check motor overload relay

11. Maintenance Schedule

11-7

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

11.5 Monthly Checking

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

11. Maintenance Schedule

11-8

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

11. Maintenance Schedule

11-9

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

11.6 Half-yearly Checking

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

/ / / /

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

Check the switches and automatism

on-off of the machine

Check if there are loose electrions

Check the pipe heater

11. Maintenance Schedule

Local Warranty Statement

Local Warranty Statement

1. Local warranty applies to the country of purchase only. Once the product is
transited out of the country of purchase, this warranty is invalidated.

2. The warranty is only applicable to the original purchaser and in the country
of purchase.

3. The warranty covers parts and labour only; and excludes freight and on-site
call-out charges.

4. Your SHINI product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for a
period of twelve (12) months from the date of purchase locally unless stated
otherwise.

5. The warranty shall immediately cease and become void if the product is
found to have been modified or repaired by an unauthorized person.

6. The warranty is subjected to the following limitations and exclusions:
(a) Malfunctions or damages resulting from not complying with the
recommended manner as outlined in our operation manual in relation
with the application, installation, operation and maintenance.
(b) Defects from using wrong electrical supply, misuse or damage by
negligence and abuse.
(c) Malfunctions or damages resulting from natural disaster, fire, civil unrest
and/or accidents.
(d) Wear parts and accessories.

7. If your SHINI product is not the same place of purchase, you can still send
the product to your local SHINI's branch or distributor for servicing at your
full costs according to the individual country service policy.

8. If there is no SHINI's branch or distributor in your country, although
obviously there is no warranty covered by SHINI, you may direct contact
SHINI requesting for the supply of replacement parts at your full costs.

9.All the electricity installation, cannection and maintenance should be
carried out by the specialists, SHINI or its local agents.

(company stamp)

Product model:
Invoice Number:

Please send all queries and comments to:

Shini Plastics Technologies, Inc.

Corporate Product & Marketing Center
1 Shini Road, Dalang, Dongguan, Guangdong, China
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
Corporate e-mail: [email protected]
Corporate internet: www.shini.com

10. The warranty is deemed valid only if the followings are completely filled in:

Purchaser's name and address:

Your supplier's name and address:

Date of purchase:

Serial number: