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SECTION 4

 

SYSTEM START

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UP AND OPERATION

 

For optimum performance, a recirculating system is required, such as that of the AutoJet

®

 

SCS Series Pump System or 

Coating Supply Unit. This will result in more consistent temperature and flow rate which will produce more con-
sistent spray patterns. 

 

While it is suggested to use a recirculating system, the AccuCoat

®

 HD15 In

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Line Heater can also be used to feed the 

nozzle directly. This works best for applications which have consistent, continuous spray with minimal interruptions.

 

4.1 SYSTEM OPERATION

 

OPERATION WITH A RECIRCULATING SYSTEM

 

Once fluid is recirculating and the system has reached the desired temperature, use the system as normal. Follow the 
spray controller manual for adjusting and controlling all aspects of the application aside from heating. 

 

It is suggested that should the system need to be turned off for any duration of time, the heater should be powered 
off then the fluid should continue to be recirculated for several minutes. This will dissipate the heat that the mass of 
the heater assembly contains, preventing the temperature of the stationary fluid inside the heater assembly from 
climbing above the desired setpoint. This is especially important for fluids that may break down or become damaged 
at higher temperatures. 

 

CAUTION

:

 The heater should never be enabled when the system does not contain fluid.

 

OPERATION WHEN FEEDING THE NOZZLE DIRECTLY

 

Once the system has reached the desired temperature, use the AccuCoat HD15 In

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Line Heater as normal. Follow the 

spray controller manual for adjusting and controlling all aspects of the spray application aside from heating. 

 

During the course of any spray operation, it is common for there to be short periods when the system is not being 
used to spray. When feeding the nozzle directly without recirculation, it is normal that the temperature of the sta-
tionary fluid inside the heater assembly rise above the setpoint. However, once spray resumes the temperature will 
quickly return to normal. 

 

It is suggested that should the system need to be turned off for any duration of time, the heater should be powered 
off, and then the fluid should continue to pass through the system for several minutes. This will dissipate the heat 
that the mass of the heater assembly contains, preventing the temperature of the stationary fluid inside the heater 
assembly from climbing above the desired setpoint. This is especially important for fluids that may break down or 
become damaged at higher temperatures. 

 

4.2 SYSTEM START

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UP

 

Before starting the system, make sure all fluid and electrical connections have been made and are secure.

 

START

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UP WITH A RECIRCULATING SYSTEM

 

) 

To begin using the system, power up the HD15 In

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Line Heater by turning the green 

POWER OFF/ON/START

” 

switch to 

START.

” 

 

) 

The switch will turn 

ON

” 

and become illuminated. 

 

) 

Prime and begin recirculating fluid through the system per the instruction manual of the spray controller 
(AutoJet SCS Series Pump System or Coating Supply Unit).

 

) 

Adjust the temperature setpoint to the desired value. 

 

5)

 

The system utilizes a ramping function to minimize severe over

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shooting of the temperature setpoint. Every time 

the system is powered on or the temperature setpoint changes, a controlled ramp rate from the current temper-
ature to the temperature setpoint takes place. This allows the system to achieve its temperature in a steady 
manner. 

 

Summary of Contents for AutoJet AccuCoat HD15

Page 1: ...AccuCoat HD15 In Line Heater OWNERS MANUAL spray com ML00HD15 ...

Page 2: ... 3 AccuCoat HD15 Overview 6 3 1 Product Features 6 3 2 Specifications 6 3 3 System Mounting 8 3 4 Spray Control Panel Options 9 4 System Start Up and Operation 10 4 1 System Operation 10 4 2 System Start Up 10 4 3 Using the Watlow Control Panel 11 5 Troubleshooting 15 6 Reference Materials 16 7 Suggested System Maintenance 17 8 Spare Parts List 17 ...

Page 3: ...ct representations of your system configuration 1 2 HOW TO USE THIS MANUAL This manual is intended to be a source of information for the operators and technicians who may be installing inter acting with or servicing maintaining Spraying Systems Co systems and components This manual contains important safety warnings installation instructions operating instructions troubleshooting and maintenance i...

Page 4: ...n supplied with the equipment may result in injury to persons or damage to property Examples of unintended use of equipment would be Using incompatible materials Making unauthorized modifications Removing or bypassing safety guards or interlocks Using incompatible or damaged parts Using unapproved auxiliary equipment Operating equipment in excess of maximum ratings REGULATIONS AND APPROVALS Make s...

Page 5: ... not manufacture or supply any of the chemical components used in this equipment and is not responsible for their effects Because of the large number of chemicals that could be used and their different chemical reactions the buyer and user of this equipment should determine compatibility of the materials used and any of the potential hazards involved WATER AND MOISTURE The control panels are rated...

Page 6: ... System or Coating Supply Unit This will ensure consistent temperatures and uniform spray Heating capabilities are a factor of the heater flow rate and the properties of the fluid specific heat Cp density inlet temperature etc RESPONSE LIGHT Light is illuminated when power is being provided to the heater The temperature controller utilizes a PID control loop to control the heater This means that d...

Page 7: ...ight 40 lb 18 1 kg Note An area of 24 609 6 mm around the unit should be kept free for maintenance purposes OPERATING PARAMETERS Pressure 100 psi 7 bar Maximum capable Flow Rate 0 5 GPM 1 9 lpm min maximum suggested Heating Example 1 Heating vegetable oil Cp 0 40 Btu lb F 1 67 KJ Kg K without recirculation at a flow rate of 0 5 GPM 1 9 l min Temperature Increase 50 F 27 8 C Heating from 70 F to 12...

Page 8: ...68 kg according to the anchor manufacturers specifications LIQUID CONNECTIONS The liquid connections have stainless steel 1 2 NPT ports for both the inlet outlet connections or 3 4 inlet outlet Tri Clamp sanitary connection Push connect fittings and tubing will be supplied separately with the system The fluid supply connects to the HD15 inlet The outlet connects to the spray nozzle s or liquid dis...

Page 9: ...cluded with this system package These are suggested controllers to use with this AutoJet In Line Heater Features AutoJet 1000 AutoJet 1750 AutoJet 2150 HMI Touch Screen 4 3 4 3 7 Power Input 110 240 VAC 50 60 1Ph 3A 110 240 VAC 50 60 1 ph 5A 120 VAC 50 60 1Ph 8A Washdown Closure Recipes Trigger Input Global Compatibility multi Stainless Steel Control Panel Power On Off Switch Level Switch Dual Cha...

Page 10: ...ts of the spray application aside from heating During the course of any spray operation it is common for there to be short periods when the system is not being used to spray When feeding the nozzle directly without recirculation it is normal that the temperature of the sta tionary fluid inside the heater assembly rise above the setpoint However once spray resumes the temperature will quickly retur...

Page 11: ...NTROL PANEL The HD15 Heater utilizes an EZ Zone series Watlow temperature controller The figure below shows the key buttons and displays of the controller For more detail reference the complete manual for the Watlow Temperature Control ler MOUNTING TO PANEL 1 Make the panel cutout using the measurements in figure 1 2 Remove the green terminal connectors and the mounting collar assembly 3 Insert th...

Page 12: ...d select Alarm 1 2 3 or 4 4 Scroll to and select Alarm Type 5 Scroll to and select the type process deviation or off SETTING UP ALARM SIDES 1 Use the back arrow to return to Alarm 1 2 3 or 4 2 Scroll to and select Alarm Sides 3 Scroll to and select the desired sides option high low or both 4 Use the back arrow to return to the Alarm list 5 Scroll to the Alarm High Set Point or Alarm Low Set Point ...

Page 13: ...urn to Home screen Press the FN Button to effectively pause the heating operation Press the FN Button again to resume normal operation This heater pause is achieved by changing the control mode to Manual and locking the heater output at 0 This can be seen by cycling to the heater power display as described above AUTOTUNE The temperature controller has been enabled with an Autotune function The Aut...

Page 14: ...ext with help topics that explain each parameter and option The EZ LINK mobile app provides many other benefits to the user including password protection alarm and error indicators connection to Watlow for feedback and support and accessing device information such as firmware version part number and serial number Provides access to controller s home page parameters Decodes alarms errors and messag...

Page 15: ... if necessary see spare parts list Replace faceplate to its original position 2 CONTROLLER POWERS UP YET HEAT DOES NOT TURN ON HEATER RESPONSE INDICATOR DOES NOT ILLUMI NATE FLASH a Check to insure power cord is plugged into controller and power outlet Turn power switch to START and the ON position and is illuminated b Check temperature controller for error messages The most common error codes are...

Page 16: ...the fuse holder exposing the fuse 4 Test the fuse and replace if necessary see spare parts list 5 Replace faceplate to its original position DRAWINGS 04CHICP1K5301W0 HD15 Main Assembly Threaded 04CHICP1K5301W0_SU01 HD15 Control Box Threaded 04CHICP1K5301W0_SU01E HD15 Electrical Drawing Threaded 04CHICP1K5301W0_SU02 HD15 Heater Unit Assembly Threaded 04CHIE11K5401W0 HD15 Main Assembly Sanitary 04CH...

Page 17: ...PM6C1CHALCJ Temperature Controller FRMM5044K17 3 Tri Clamp Gasket CL004322K155 3 Tri Clamp Clamp HT00EM75975 1 5 kW Heater OR005577K144 O Ring PL00RDPT75B024 Sanitary RTD Temperature Sensor RTD 2 High Limit PL00RDPTCUSTOM Sanitary RTD Temperature Sensor RTD 1 Process WR00EVT004 Cable for RTD orange right angle M12 5 meter length CL004759K61 1 2 to 3 4 Tri Clamp Clamp FRMM5044K12 3 4 Tri Clamp Gask...

Page 18: ... may be trade marks of their respective companies Warranty is one 1 year on non wear parts from ship date Wear items are covered for manufacturing defect only for a period of one 1 year Wear items include but may not be limited to Liquid pump and Liquid regulator Seller warrants that its products will conform to and perform in accordance with the products specifications Seller warrants that the pr...

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