LeeBoy L600 - Page 58

8. Light ignitor using a torch striker. (Figure 4-11)
Ignitor
Wand
Burner
Ignition Tube
Figure 4-11. LPG Burner Ignitor
9. Hold the lit ignitor wand at the burner ignition tube at
the burner as shown in Figure 4-11.
10. If it doesn’t light immediately:
• Shut off the gas ow by turning the shut-off valve
clockwise. (Figure 4-9 on Page 4-13)
• Wait 30 seconds to allow pockets of trapped gas
to purge.
• Repeat this p
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rocedure until burner is lit.
11. After the burner is lit, close the wand ignitor valve by
turning it clockwise. (Figure 4-10)
12. Fully open the shut-off and pilot valves by turning
them clockwise. (Figure 4-9)
13. Return ignitor wand to its storage bracket.
14. Monitor the asphalt temperature gauge to
ensure the liquid asphalt is heated to the desired
temperature according to material specications .
This should NEVER exceed 180° F (82° C). (Figure
4-9)
NOTE: Monitor the temperature several times while
working.
15. After asphalt has reached the appropriate
temperature, start the engine. (Page 4-4)
Never start the engine unless there is
enough tack material circulating in the system.
DO NOT heat emulsied asphalt
more than 185° F (29.9° C). Elevated temperatures
evaporate the water and will produce an asphalt
layer inside the tank that will be difcult to remove.
3. Ensure ALL valves on the unit are in the OFF
position. (Refer to Page 3-6 and 3-7, Valve
Controls.)
• Propane tank valve.
• Fuel valve (diesel burner only).
• Pilot valve.
• Shut-Off valve.
• Ignitor wand valve.
• Liquid asphalt valves.
• Flush valve.
• Circulating valve.
• Spray wand valves.
• Sampling valve.
• Spray bar valves, if equipped with this option.
4. Open the propane tank valve to start the propane
gas ow by turning valve counterclockwise. (Figure
4-9)
5. Regulate the propane pressure to 15 - 17 PSI
(maximum) by adjusting knob on the regulator.
(Figure 4-9)
• Turn regulator knob clockwise to increase
pressure.
• Turn regulator knob counterclockwise to
decrease pressure.
6. Turn the shut-off valve counterclockwise to allow
gas ow to the burner. (Figure 4-9)
7. Remove the ignitor wand from its stowed position
and open its valve by turning counterclockwise.
(Figure 4-10)
Valve
Figure 4-10. Ignitor Wand Valve
Operation
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