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6.    Fan Motor Becomes Excessively Hot

       The main fan motor normally becomes very hot to the touch. However, if it gets so hot that it 

       begins to smell or smoke or the power cord becomes hot, discontinue operation and consult 

       an electrician to properly evaluate the problem.

7.    Electrical Breaker Tripping

       If the electrical breaker trips off, there is an overload in the system and there may be a 

       serious motor problem. Turn off all other devices connected to the same circuit. If the 

       breaker continues to trip, the motor is probably in need of repair. Consult an electrician 

       for evaluation.

8.    Fan and/or Motor Vibration

       

A.)

 If the fan unit begins vibrating severely, first be sure the blade assembly is fully engaged 

         and securely tightened on the motor shaft. Next, inspect the blade assembly, particularly 

         the ends of the blades. Look for wear or cracks - replace as necessary. Look for deposits 

         of calcium or minerals - clean and remove mineral deposits and/or calcium.
       

B.)

 If the vibration seems to be coming from the motor, first check that the motor mounting 

         hardware is securely tightened. If hardware is secure, remove the blade assembly and 

         operate the motor without the blade. If vibration continues, the motor has a serious 

         mechanical problem and probably needs to be replaced.

9.    Liquid Spilling From Fan Housing or Sump Tank

       If liquid builds up inside the housing, the drain tube is clogged. Clean debris from around 

       the drain inside the housing and flush drain tube. If liquid overflows from the sump, check 

       the floatvalve assembly (400-012) for any impediments preventing the valve from closing 

       propertly when tank becomes full. Replace if necessary.

10. Plumbing Leaks

       Un-thread fittings and clean both the male and female threads. Apply new thread tape 

       (approximately 2-3 wraps) and reconnect. If a tube fitting is leaking, tighten the cap - no 

       more than 1 turn past finger tightened. If the leak persists, replace the tube fitting insert.

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DISCONNECT AND LOCK OUT POWER SOURCE.

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Summary of Contents for GT 500-HS

Page 1: ...240V 50Hz Read Understand Retain for Future Reference GT 500 HS ATOMIZER USER S MANUAL AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS OPERATOR S MANUAL UL and CSA Electrical Components NOTICE GT www JigglyGreenhouse com...

Page 2: ...ting from misuse Safety Guidelines This manual contains very important information This information will help ensure SAFETY and PREVENT EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS Use these symbols to understand safety guidel...

Page 3: ...ited States National Electrical Codes NEC and Occupational Safety and Health Act OSHA 4 Only persons well acquainted with these rules of safe operation should be allowed to use the atomizer 5 Keep vis...

Page 4: ...ncentrate into the fresh water leading to the GT 500 HS Atomized Product Atomized Water or Chemical Solution Shut Off Valve Captured rainwater or pre mixed chemical solution located above GT 500 HS A...

Page 5: ...the structure If there is ventilation mount the fan at the intake end of the structure Generally no oscillation is necessary unless the width of the structure is greater than 20 The best location for...

Page 6: ...part All fans should be equipped with oscillation sweeping 360 Large Structures Closed or Minimum Ventilation In closed structures with little to no ventilation propel fog the length of the structure...

Page 7: ...AUSE INJURY OR PROPERTY DAMAGE WARNING Lock Washer Finish Nut Nylon Lock Nut Hanger Nylon Lock Nut Finish Nut Lock Washer Flat Washer 5 16 18 Bolt Package Hanger 2 1 4 20 Bolt Nylon Lock Nut Lock Wash...

Page 8: ...lot NOTE Use both sides of the M to access all four pivot angles Pivot Locking System Pivot Lock Motor s power cord Water line Wire tie Plug into a Control Panel or Plug into 60Hz electrical outlet UT...

Page 9: ...his cord is pre measured to the appropriate length DO NOT SHORTEN Remove the motor junction box cover Strip the ends of the oscillator power cord wires Using the wire nuts provided connect the oscilla...

Page 10: ...ze is smaller at lower outputs so it is better to operate the fan at a lower output for a longer period of time OPERATION BEFORE TESTING FAN MAKE SURE ALL OBJECTS ARE OUT OF THE ROTATION PATH OF THE F...

Page 11: ...may not be pointing properly into the reservoir behind the blade assembly The feed tube should be aimed slightly downward into the slot area between the motor shaft and the stainless steel plate rear...

Page 12: ...nd remove mineral deposits and or calcium B If the vibration seems to be coming from the motor first check that the motor mounting hardware is securely tightened If hardware is secure remove the blade...

Page 13: ...y To Switch Box Lower Feed Tubing Sump Wall Internal Pump Parts 539 540 126 154 400 089 541 86 85 109 110 400 041 84 45 45 84 507 385 65 lg ID 65 lg ID 542 559 400 012 35 543 554 42 W 2 547 548 565 54...

Page 14: ...125 Oscillator s power supply port 154 58 32 514 500 658 42 660 57 58 Hanger Options U Bolts Hanger Bolt 395 116 518 514 13 500 USA USA 521 532 400 019 519 523 522 35 400 406 407 512 513 400 047 510...

Page 15: ...4 barb 1 406 Nylon rivet 6 407 Rivet washer 6 481 1 2 black hex plug 2 500 SST Hanger 1 502 Housing 1 506 Safety guard 1 507 115V Power cord for 60 50Hz models 1 510 Blade set screw 1 511 Blade tip se...

Page 16: ...8 bronze bearing 2 135 115 volt 60 Hz motor 1 136 220 240 volt 50 60 Hz motor 1 138 3 32 x 3 4 cotter pin SST 1 139 3 8 spacer 2 140 Thrust bearing 1 142 10 tooth brass gear 1 144 Upper gear stop 1 14...

Page 17: ...481 and using a garden hose thoroughly flush tank and pump of any sediment 3 Main Motor The main motor is a permanently lubricated motor but occasionally applying some spray oil to external rusty area...

Page 18: ...from direct or indirect misuse negligence accident lack of maintenance or unauthorized repairs or alterations which affect the machine s performance or reliability LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY TO THE EXTE...

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