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If you're getting a 'Loss of power alarm' on your Sullair Dryer, start by checking the control circuit fuse and replace it if needed. Also, check the PLC to see if any outputs are 'on' or if the PLC alarm LED is lit; replace the PLC if necessary. Finally, verify that the system's incoming power supply is active and restore it if it has been lost.
How to fix high humidity alarm on Sullair DEX Dryer?
If your Sullair Dryer displays a high humidity alarm, which may come with an optional dew point monitor, you should first reset the alarm using the “Alarm Reset” push button. Then, check the heating and cooling operations by watching the regenerations, ensuring the regeneration temperatures match those in Section 3.7. Also, make sure that the dewpoint probe service valves are open.
What causes regeneration heater sheath over temperature failure in Sullair DEX Dryer?
If the Sullair Dryer shows a 'Regeneration heater sheath over temperature failure', replace the thermocouple. Also, check the regeneration blower, motor, motor overloads, and inlet filter, replacing parts as needed. If those aren't the problem, replace the temperature switch.
What to do if Sullair DEX Dryer displays blower overload alarm?
If your Sullair Dryer is showing a Blower overload alarm, check the motor overload to see if it is defective. Also, check the operating conditions to see if the motor is operating overloaded due to a problem with the blower or motor bearing.
How to troubleshoot vessel #1 de-pressurization failure on Sullair DEX?
If Vessel #1 fails to depressurize on your Sullair Dryer, start by checking the solenoid valves and valve actuator for correct operation. If that's not the issue, check if the depressurization muffler is plugged. If the vessel depressurized but the alarm is still on, check the pressure switch for correct operation.
What to do if vessel #2 de-pressurization fails on Sullair DEX?
If Vessel #2 fails to depressurize on your Sullair Dryer, check the solenoid valve and the valve actuator for correct operation. Also, verify that the depressurization muffler isn't plugged. If the vessel did depressurize but the alarm is still active, check the pressure switch for proper operation.
Why is vessel #1 re-pressurization failing on my Sullair DEX Dryer?
If Vessel #1 fails to re-pressurize on your Sullair Dryer, check the air actuated ball valve for correct operation. Also, check the valve actuator and the pilot solenoid valve. If the vessel re-pressurized but the alarm remains on, check pressure switch PSH-1 for correct operation.
How to fix vessel #2 re-pressurization problem in Sullair DEX?
If Vessel #2 is experiencing re-pressurization issues on your Sullair Dryer, check the pilot solenoid valve for correct operation. Also, check the valve actuator. If the vessel re-pressurized, but the alarm is still on, check pressure switch PSH-2 for correct operation.
Why is there low operating pressure during regeneration in my Sullair DEX?
If you're experiencing low operating pressure during regeneration with your Sullair Dryer, first check the compressor to ensure it is running. Also, check all manual valves upstream of the dryer and open them as needed.
Details about the product identification plate and its importance for data.
Explains the terms and duration of the warranty coverage for the equipment.
General safety guidelines and regulations for operating pressure vessels and equipment.
Explains the meaning of various safety symbols used throughout the manual.
Critical warnings regarding compressed air hazards, unauthorized use, and maintenance.
Guidelines for the intended use of the dryer and responsibilities of the user.
Specific instructions for safe operation of pressure equipment.
Describes the dryer's construction and design standards.
Specifies the recommended ambient temperature and pressure ranges.
Provides data for adsorption, regeneration, and cooling cycles of the dryer.
Details on desiccant chambers and pre/afterfilter construction per ASME standards.
Specifies pipe sizes for wet air inlet, dry air outlet, and regeneration outlet.
Information on power supply, enclosure, and control voltages for the dryer.
Lists operational settings for adsorption, regeneration, heating, and cooling.
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the dryer unit.
Identifies specific models for pre-filter, after-filter, and control air filters.
Explains the process of drying compressed air using desiccant beds.
Details the process of regenerating the desiccant beds using heated air.
Describes the cooling cycle after regeneration to prepare the vessel for adsorption.
Explains how vessel switching is managed based on a set time.
Describes vessel switching managed by the desiccant's dewpoint.
Information on the equipment's data display and its functions.
Procedures and checks required before starting the dryer.
Instructions for safely shutting down the dryer for normal or emergency stops.
Specific diagram and component list for the ID-DEX 200 model.
Specific diagram and component list for the ID-DEX 250-300 models.
Specific diagram and component list for the ID-DEX 400-600 models.
Piping and instrumentation diagram for DEX 200-3500 models.
Electrical schematic for typical externally heated dryer configurations.
Electrical schematic details and wire color coding.
Lists common symptoms, probable causes, and recommended remedies for dryer issues.
Daily, weekly, and monthly checks for a dryer operating in service.
Procedures for monthly checks of the dryer system for leaks and component operation.
Quarterly inspection tasks including checks for dirt and flange tightness.
Annual maintenance tasks involving replacement of valve parts and actuator inspection.
Step-by-step guide for replacing the desiccant material in the dryer.
Guidelines for replacing pre-filter and after-filter elements based on usage.
Description of the adsorber vessel and its function with desiccant.
Information on the type, amount, density, and size of the desiccant used.
Details on the external regeneration heater, its construction, and electrical specifications.
Description of inlet, switching, and purge exhaust valves used in the dryer.
Information on pneumatic actuators used for valve operation and required air pressure.
Details on the centrifugal blower used for regeneration air supply.
Information on pressure gauges for local indication and their type.
Comprehensive list of part numbers for various dryer components and models.
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