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Elastec SmartAsh - Power Supply Selection; Selecting a Drum

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SMARTASH 12 D-044 Rev 008
www.elastec.com
POWER SUPPLY SELECTION
The first step in getting your SmartAsh ready is to determine the electrical
power required for your particular unit (110-volt or 220-volt). You will then
need to choose the correct electrical outlet for the unit. NOTE: Choose an
outlet with a 20-amp breaker or greater. Due to the high amperage draw of the
SmartAsh, it should be the only appliance on the circuit when possible. The
110-volt unit draws 27 amps at start-up and 14 amps during operation. The
220-volt unit draws 9 amps at start-up and 7 amps during operation.
Saf-Start mechanisms are installed on SmartAsh units to guard against
improper restart of the unit after a power interruption has stopped the airflow.
Saf-Start is a very sensitive electrical control device. It will disengage when
there is a power interruption or fluctuation in the power supply that is below
recommended levels. It will even detect a split second fluctuation that is
below the recommended levels.
In some instances, the power supply switch is turned on and the Saf-Start
disengages due to an overloaded circuit. The operator may need to reduce the
number of appliances on the circuit, use an outlet on a different circuit or
reduce the length of the extension cord used.
NOTE: The Saf-Start must be reset each time the unit is plugged in.
SELECTING A DRUM
1. Use a standard open head 55-gallon drum in good condition.
2. The lip must not be damaged.
3. The drum lid will not fit a “de-headed” oil or chemical drum.
4. Do not pierce holes in the drum.
5. If the lid does not fit, the drum may be out of round. Check the drum and
correct as follows:
Measure across top of drum in several directions. If there is a difference
of more than 1/4 inch (6 millimeters) in measurements, the drum is out of
round and needs adjustment.
To correct, place drum on its side with the “long” measurement vertical.
Lean on the drum rim and use body weight to depress the rim.
Re-measure the drum and repeat the process until correction is made.
NOTE: If the drum is painted, it may smoke when used for the first time.