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Stability during use, transportation, assembly, testing, and foreseeable breakdowns: 

The D-100 and D-1000 dryers are designed and expected to be inherently stable under all foreseea-
ble conditions of use, assembly, testing, etc., so long as the procedures listed in this manual are fol-
lowed.  Be certain that your workbench, table, or stand can safely support the weight of your ma-

Safe handling, transport, and storage: 

Unplug your dryer and allow it to cool before storing.  When handling or transporting your machin-
ery, be aware of the following weights and dimensions: 
 
D-100:  Assembled — 89 lbs (40.4 kg); 46” x 24” x 24” (119 x 61 x 61 cm)  
Boxes:   #1 – 57 lbs (25.9 kg); #2 – 14 lbs (6.4 kg); #3 – 18 lbs (8.2 kg); Boxes on skid:  115 lbs 
(52.2 kg) 

D-1000:   Assembled — 116 lbs (52.6 kg), 46” x 32” x 24” (119 x 81 x 61 cm)  
Boxes:  #1 – 38 lbs (17.2 kg);  #2 – 43 lbs (19.5 kg);  #3 – 35 lbs (15.9 kg); Boxes on skid:  137 lbs 
(62.1 kg) 

Adjustment and Maintenance: 

In the event of a malfunction or breakdown: 

Safety during adjustment and maintenance 

Before beginning any maintenance or adjustment procedures on your dryer: 

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If the machine’s heater has been ON, shut the heat control OFF, but allow the belt to continue 
running for 10 -15 minutes, or until the heater has cooled to 300°F (149

°

C) or lower

 

.  If the belt 

is stopped while the heater is hot, belt damage will occur. 

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Switch machine OFF and disconnect from power before beginning any adjustment or mainte-
nance. 

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Do not attempt any maintenance while machine is powered. 

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Do not run machine with panels or guards removed. 

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Periodically check ink temperature on garments exiting machine.  See page 11, “Operation 
Tips.”  Readjust temperature control as necessary to maintain correct temperature for your appli-
cation.

 

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Occasionally, check belt tracking and adjust if necessary.  See page 9, step 12.

 

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Chains in chain drives can loosen over time; occasionally check the tension on the chain in your 
machine.

 

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Allow heater to cool, then shut off machine and disconnect from power as described above in 
“Safety during adjustment and maintenance.” 

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Follow the troubleshooting chart below 

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If the chart does not resolve the trouble, contact Vastex for additional assistance. 

 

Symptom Possible 

Cause 

Solution 

No functions operate 

Machine unplugged 
Building wiring fault 

Make sure machine is plugged in. 
Have wiring checked. 

Belt does not move 

Belt circuit fuse(s) blown 
Speed control faulty 
Belt motor faulty 

Check or replace fuse(s). 
Replace.  Contact Vastex. 
Replace.  Contact Vastex. 

No heat 

Faulty heater control 
Faulty heater assembly 

Replace.  Contact Vastex. 
Replace.  Contact Vastex. 

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Summary of Contents for D-100

Page 1: ...Nieuwstad 100 1381 CE Weesp The Netherlands Tel 31 0 294 48 33 55 Fax 31 0 294 41 46 87 Serial Number Please log your machine s serial number and date of purchase for future reference Date ____ ____...

Page 2: ...he area Children and pets must be kept clear of the work area Do not place any objects on top of the drying chamber Surfaces are hot Never leave equipment unattended Do not operate conveyor or dryer w...

Page 3: ...es or until the heater has cooled to 300 F 149 C or lower If the belt is stopped while the heater is hot belt damage will occur Switch machine OFF and disconnect from power before beginning any adjust...

Page 4: ...ront Panel Wire Cover Knobs Carton 3 Chamber Components Carton 2 16 x 16 Infrared Heater Hardware Package Contains 36 Black 8 Sheet Metal Screws 4 Heater Mounting Pins 4 3 8 Flat Metal Washers 2 3 8 F...

Page 5: ...controls and rear pulley Additional items above 1 Belt 1 Chain guard and 1 Hardware package with 18 screws and 2 belt guards Front conveyor with belt aligner and front pulley 16 x 20 Infrared Heater...

Page 6: ...eep it centered The belt does not have to be perfectly centered on the pulley but should not be hanging over either edge Pulley The pulleys at either end of the conveyor are made by VASTEX of 4 inch t...

Page 7: ...follows Disconnect all power Remove dryer chamber via 3 or 4 sheet metal screws on each side Separate conveyor belt Remove front and back halves of the conveyor via 6 screws Separate front and rear co...

Page 8: ...ldnut and hexnut on other side as shown above Install 3 Sheet Metal Screws each corner Attach Front Panel to Left Side Panel Attach Back Panel to Left Side Panel Attach Front Back Panel to Right Side...

Page 9: ...abs at four corners Install Sheet Metal Screws 3 or 4 each side Front Back Printed Side Heater Mounting screws 2 each side 7 Pass the three wires one at a time thru the hole in the con veyor bed Tan w...

Page 10: ...he wingnut and lock washer Place the green ground wire with the ring terminal oriented as shown onto the grounding stud Secure with lock washer and wingnut Tighten nut securely Grounding Stud Ring Ter...

Page 11: ...cking Adjuster Bolts Gently pull up on wires to remove any excess wire from below the conveyor bed Place the high temperature plastic ty wrap as shown to control wire movement Cut extra material off t...

Page 12: ...00 and D 1000 240 Volt 15 Amps Nema 6 15R Receptacle Controls Variable Heat Control The control has positions LO 2 3 4 5 6 and HI The controller turns the power to the heater on and off to vary the te...

Page 13: ...desired heater height for your job On each side of the heating chamber there is a knob to raise and lower the heater It is recommended to run the heater height at about 2 3 above the garment The heat...

Page 14: ...the chain skipping a sprocket tooth resulting in a catastrophic failure For Vastex drives the total movement in the slack span of the chain up and down total movement should be 25 to 38 inch Please s...

Page 15: ...licensed trucker shall constitute delivery to Buyer and be determinative of the date and time of shipment and all risk of loss or damage in transit shall be borne by Buyer If the Buyer fails to accept...

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