Quincy QPNC 100, Parts And Instruction Manual

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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

LOCATING THE DRYER

FLOOR 

The floor must be even and of industrial type; the total 
weight of the machine is shown in Figure 4.

Consider the total weight of the machine when positioning it.

Consider the total weight of the machine when positioning it.

FIGURE 4 — MODEL WEIGHT

VENTILATION

The choice of an appropriate room will prolong the life of 
your dryer. The room must be spacious, dry, well- 
ventilated and free from dust.

DESIGN CONDITIONS

Min. room temperature:

+ 40 °F (+ 4.5 °C)

Max. room temperature:

+ 115 °F  (+ 46 °C)

Min. temperature of incoming air:

+ 40 °F  (+ 4.5 °C)

Max. temperature of incoming air:

+ 131 °F  (+ 55 °C)

Max. working pressure: 

203 psi  (14 bar)

TRANSPORT AND HANDLING

The machine must be transported as shown in Figure 4.

POSITIONING

After unpacking the equipment, preparing the dryer’s 
room, and putting the machine into position, check the 
following items:

1.

Ensure that there is sufficient space around the 
machine to allow maintenance (see Fig. 5).

2.

Ensure that the operator can see the whole machine 
from the control panel and can check for the 
presence of unauthorized persons in the machine’s 
vicinity.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTION

1.

Check that the supply voltage is the same as the 
value indicated on the machine’s identification plate.

2.

Check the condition of the line leads and ensure that 
there is an efficient earth ground lead.

3.

Dryer must be wired to the power supply through a 
fused disconnect switch or circuit breaker in 
accordance with national and local electrical codes 
to protect against overcurrents, with ground-fault 
circuit interrupter protection, if required by local 
codes (see Figure 5).

NOTE: 

There is a copy of the wiring diagram inside the 

electric panel.

Model

Gross 

Weight 

lb. (kg.)

QPNC 75

112.4 (51)

QPNC 100

134.5 (61)

QPNC 125

149.9 (68)

QPNC 150

198.4 (90)

QPNC 175

198.4 (90)

QPNC 200

198.4 (90)

QPNC 250

198.4 (90)

Only professionally skilled personnel may
have access to the electrical panel. Switch
off the power supply before opening the
door to the electrical panel. Compliance
with national and local codes concerning
electrical plants is fundamental for operator
safety and for the protection of the
machine.