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General| Model | DC30X2 Series |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 30 lb |
| Heat Source | Electric or Gas |
| Phase | 1 |
| Cycle Options | Multiple cycles |
| Exhaust | 4 in |
Explains hazard symbols like Danger, Warning, Caution, and Notice.
Details prohibited actions like not entering equipment or playing around it.
Lists required safety practices such as reading manuals and supervising children.
Procedures to follow when smelling gas, including evacuation and contacting authorities.
Advises against drying items contaminated with flammable liquids like gasoline.
Details dimensions, capacities, gas input, electrical requirements, and weight.
Provides diagrams and measurements for dryer placement and required space.
Covers code conformity and essential installation clearances for safe operation.
Explains the need for adequate air supply and ventilation for dryer performance.
Details electrical connection needs and gas supply specifications.
Provides instructions for proper dryer exhaust ducting to ensure safety and efficiency.
Describes the solid-state ignition system and burner adjustment procedures.
Guides on how to start and run the dryer, including coin deposit and temperature selection.
Recommends surge suppressors to protect electronic components from power fluctuations.
Explains the DexterLive platform for managing and programming laundry equipment.
Guides users through creating a DexterLive account and logging in.
Details adding equipment, setting general parameters, pricing, and cycles.
Covers downloading programming files to USB drives for machine updates.
Explains how to enter and use the manual programming interface on the dryer.
Details how to set vend prices, extend dry times, and other pricing parameters.
Covers setting temperature, cooldown times, and anti-wrinkle features.
Explains how to adjust decimal points, display time, temperature scale, and sound settings.
Describes how to track machine usage and access control system information.
Explains wiring for different dryer states like idle, coin-added, and heat circuits.
Presents detailed wiring diagrams for the DC30x2 model.
Shows schematics for 110-120V and 208-240V configurations.
Procedures for removing doors, adjusting latches, and installing windows/gaskets.
Covers removal and function of door switches and high-limit thermostats.
Details adjusting the pressure regulator and servicing coin acceptors/switches.
Explains heat sensor function and diagnostic lights on electronic controls.
Covers drive belts, pulleys, tension arms, and motor blower assembly.
Explains ignition transformer, module, electrodes, and their removal/checkout.
Procedures for removing gas valves, burners, and the dryer cylinder.
Explains the function of diagnostic lights on the electronic control board.
Describes how to enter manual programming and perform Quick or Continuous Tests.
Lists common error codes, their probable causes, and suggested remedies.
Provides solutions for issues like tumbler not turning, no spark, or slow drying.
Lists all parts related to the dryer's exterior cabinet and structural components.
Details components of the electronic control system, including boards and buttons.
Covers parts for the tumbler's bearing system and the tumbler itself.
Lists components within the burner housing, including the burner, manifold, and controls.
Identifies parts located on the rear of the dryer, such as guards and covers.
Lists various wire harnesses and electrical connectors used in the dryer.
Outlines daily, monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, and annually recommended maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step instructions for changing the dryer's voltage configuration.
Lists technical specifications specific to 50 Hz models of the dryer.
Provides wiring diagrams and explanations for 50 Hz operation.
Details parts specific to the 50 Hz models of the dryer.
Lists gas control components relevant to the 50 Hz configurations.
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