Installation GL16
2-2
The site should have a relatively level, sturdy
floor capable of supporting the unit’s weight
without significant flexing. Refer to the
APPENDIX, Technical Specifications for
weight specifications. No special foundation, floor
grouting, or installation of anchors is required.
However, shimming of the end frames is generally
needed to level the unit. Floor grouting, in
conjunction with the installation of anchors, may
be required to comply with local codes or aboard
a ship.
A short run of 10" (254 mm) diameter vent
ducting must be supplied locally for the exhaust
blower and canopy. Adequate ventilation is
required. For more information within this chapter,
proceed to the Installation Procedures section,
Exhaust Blower Installation procedure.
The electrical requirements of the unit are
shown on the nameplate at the back of the right
end frame. Wiring and a separate, fused
disconnect switch of suitable size must be locally
supplied if local codes require one. Check local
codes for clearance requirements to any electrical
box. For more information within this chapter,
proceed to the Installation Procedures section,
Electrical Connection procedure.
Each unit has specific gas requirements; verify
the local gas supply matches the gas requirements
specified on the unit’s nameplate. For more
information within this chapter, proceed to the
Installation Procedures section,
Gas
Connection procedure.
2.2 Installation Procedures
Installation procedures of the unit include the
following.
• Inspection
• Uncrating
• Check the Heat Shield Inside the Ironing
Cylinder
• UV Flame Scanner Installation
• Flame Safeguard Check
• Exhaust Blower Installation
• Electrical Connection
• Gas Connection
• Receiving Shelf Set-Up
• Final Protective Wrapper Removal
Inspection
NOTE: Notify the carrier
immediately if any damage has
been done to the unit during
shipment.
Carefully inspect all shipments before they are
accepted from the carrier. Upon delivery, make
sure all items listed on the bill have been received.
Any shortage, breakage, or damage noticed at
the time of delivery should be indicated on the
carrier’s freight bill and signed by the driver or
carrier’s representative. Damage that is noticed
after delivery should be reported to the carrier at
once. Request their inspection of the shipment,
and fill out a concealed damage inspection report.
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