Operation; Using The Auto Tank Drain; Setting The Timer - Husky 072-0030H Use And Care Manual

Automatic electronic tank drain
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Operation

1
Using the Electronic
Automatic Tank Drain
WARNING: Do not operate the Electronic Automatic
Tank Drain outside the following pressure and temperature
ranges.
Maximum pressure
Compressed air temperature
Ambient temperature
Open the strainer ball valve (see Fig. 5).
Set the "time off" and "time on" knobs
on front of the electronic automatic drain
assembly (B) (see Timer Settings section).
During compressor operation, check for air
leaks.
2

Setting the timer

To set the timer knobs, first remove the caps
(D) from the front of the timer.
The "time off" setting determines the interval
between cycles from 30 seconds to 45 minutes.
The "time on" setting determines the actual
time the compressor drains condensate (.5
seconds to 10 seconds) from the 1/4 in. or 1/2
in. condensate outlet port.
The timer's cycle rate and drain opening time
should be adjusted to open just long enough to
discharge the condensate. The timer is properly
set when it opens and discharges condensate
and then vents air for approximately one
second before closing. Adjustments may be
made depending on many factors, including
humidity and duty cycle.
To check the "time on" setting to see if it is
draining long enough, press the "TEST" button.
The compressor will drain the condensate for
the length of time set. Adjust the "time on"
setting accordingly.
Reattach the caps (D) to the timer knobs when
the timer is set.
230 psi
33 to 265°F
33 to 140°F
STRAINER BALL
OPEN
CLOSE
SELF CLEANING
NOTE: The "OFF" light should be illuminated to show
that the timer is working. The only time the "ON" light will
come on is when the condensate is draining or the "TEST"
button is pressed.
6
Fig. 5
CLOSE
VALVE
CLOSE
VALVE
Fig. 6

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