Canon PSC 2000 - Manual (Page 57)

2000 Fire Door-Fan Manual updated 2002-05-28
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Thermometer Replacement
If the thermometer does not read correctly and cannot be adjusted with the control on front of the console, the
entire assembly is removable and can be replaced by the operator. Call Retrotec.
Fan Makes Scraping Noise When Turning
Check to see if the blade hits the screen or the edge of the white plastic tube. Adjust the position of the
motor by loosening two (2) bolts (180
0 opposed) and adding or removing washers. Keep the total number of
washers used the same. Check to see if a screen bracket is loose. Re-attach.
Possible Electrical Problems
Motor Does Not Turn
Check outlet. Ensure red rocker switch is on. Did motor overheat and trip its overload? If so, wait 20 minutes,
but turn speed control down or off. Is blade free to turn? Check it with a pencil - if it does not glide, it may
be rubbing or the blade may have moved forward on the shaft. If all is in order, the speed control may be
defective. Plug the blower into a wall outlet with a standard extension cord. If it goes full speed, the
controller is at fault.
Blower Speed Wanders
Small changes in voltage cause the blower speed to fluctuate up and down. Nothing is abnormal if this happens
but watch HOUSE PRESSURE and FLOW PRESSURE gauge as they move together and obtain a set of readings
simultaneously.
Cleaning
Nylon Carrying Cases
Scotchguard the cases upon receipt to help them repel dirt and water. Vacuum off dust and avoid dragging
them over dusty floors. Clean with upholstery cleaner.
Fiberglass Blower
Clean with fiberglass cleaner and wax yearly.
ABS Plastic Parts (9-hole, console, accessories)
- clean with mild spray soap.
WARNING - Locktite dissolves ABS so wipe up excess if used.
Panels
- clean with mild soap. Repair with epoxy.
Repairs, Warranty and Customer Support
The Retrotec Infiltrometer is designed to be field serviceable. This makes repair faster and less expensive than
returning to the manufacturer. Units sold in the US are repaired in Bellingham, WA. Canadian units are
repaired in Vancouver, B.C. Contact Retrotec directly before shipping anything back.
Warranty