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Explains the mechanical operation of the Kiln Sitter and its primary components.
Provides detailed step-by-step instructions for calibrating the Kiln Sitter mechanism for accurate performance.
Details the procedures for loading pyrometric cones and operating the Kiln Sitter safely and effectively.
Guides users on choosing the correct pyrometric cones for accurate temperature measurement during firing.
Advises on proper kiln loading to prevent interference with the actuating rod, avoiding overfiring.
Addresses common issues with the Kiln Sitter's automatic shutoff timing and provides troubleshooting steps.
Offers concise, important tips for optimal Kiln Sitter performance, safety, and maintenance.
Explains the normal clicking sound emitted by infinite control switches during kiln operation.
Details the operation and features of S-Series kilns that utilize infinite control switches.
Outlines recommended switch settings for various firing schedules in S-Series kilns.
Introduces and describes the operation of SnF-series kilns, which feature non-digital automatic controls.
Provides specific switch settings for various cone firing temperatures in SnF kilns.
Lists probable causes and solutions when the kiln fails to heat up, covering electrical and mechanical issues.
Discusses issues related to specific heating elements not activating and their potential causes.
Covers reasons for slow heating or failure to reach target temperatures, including voltage and loading issues.
Offers advice on achieving more uniform heating within the kiln by adjusting loading and firing speed.
Identifies common causes for premature failure of infinite control switches, such as loose connections or voltage issues.
Troubleshoots issues related to the switch-timers in SnF series kilns, including wiring and component failures.
Diagnoses why the Kiln Sitter may not automatically turn off the kiln, covering common mechanical faults.
Addresses problems with the Limit Timer's clock mechanism, such as burned-out motors or wires.
Explains why the Kiln Sitter's start button may not remain engaged, including mechanical obstructions or spring issues.
Discusses overheating issues with the Kiln Sitter plunger, often caused by electrical arcing or poor connections.
Explains factors causing variations in firing outcomes with the Kiln Sitter, such as rod alignment or moisture.
Identifies reasons for pyrometric cones breaking within the Kiln Sitter mechanism, including adjustment and handling.
Provides guidance on regular adjustments and upkeep for the Kiln Sitter to ensure reliable operation.
Details the process for cleaning internal components of the Kiln Sitter to remove debris and prevent malfunctions.
Instructions for replacing the porcelain tube assembly within the Kiln Sitter when it becomes sluggish or bent.
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