What to do if the condensate is not being drained from my Ingersoll-Rand Dehumidifier?
If the condensate isn't draining, make sure all condensate drains are working properly. Check the drain hoses for kinks or blockages and ensure the drain isolation valves are fully open.
How to troubleshoot an after cooler malfunction in my Ingersoll-Rand D299IM Dehumidifier?
Test that the condensate drain is operating correctly. For water-cooled systems, check that the cooling water system is functioning correctly and the water temperature is within specification. For air-cooled systems, make sure the after cooler and dust filter (if fitted) are clean and that the fan is working correctly.
What to do if filtration has not been correctly maintained in my Ingersoll-Rand D299IM?
If the element and float drain have been installed for longer than 12 months, replace them. Also, verify that the float drain is operating correctly.
What to do if my Ingersoll-Rand Dehumidifier has been bypassed?
If a bypass line has been installed on the system, ensure that it is closed. Consider using bypass filtration.
What to do if the compressor capacity has changed in my Ingersoll-Rand D299IM?
Ensure that the filters and dryer are sized accordingly.
How to troubleshoot a malfunctioning compressor in my Ingersoll-Rand D299IM Dehumidifier?
Check the documentation supplied by the compressor manufacturer for troubleshooting guidance.
The markings and international symbols used on the equipment and in this user guide are explained.
Information regarding the desiccant material (DRYFIL) and associated hazards.
Technical specifications, including model, pipe size, flow rates, and correction factors.
Step-by-step procedure for safely starting the desiccant air dryer.
Procedure for safely shutting down the desiccant air dryer.
General| Voltage | 115V |
|---|---|
| Weight | 121 lb |
| Capacity | 29 pints per day |
| Power Supply | 115V/60Hz |
| Water Removal System | Condensate Pump |
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