Installing The Portable P 2000 - Honeywell UDC2000 Instruction Manual

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Carefully inspect your controller as soon as it arrives.
If it is damaged, call your dealer. Then notify the freight
agent at once and request an inspection. Save all pack­
ing materials for inspection by the freight claims ad­
juster. Refer to your packing list for more information.
INSTALLING THE
PORTABLE P 2000
If you purchased a furnace with a UDC 2000 control­
ler already installed, skip this section. This section
applies only to the P 2000, which is a portable UDC 2000
controller.
1.
Position the P 2000 far enough away from your
furnace to avoid heat damage.
2.
Install the thermocouple on your furnace. (The ther­
mocouple is the temperature-sensor rod with ceramic
insulators on it.) First, decide which vent hole (also
called peephole) to use. Find a 112" vent hole on your
furnace. Most four-sided furnaces have a vent hole in
the top, the door, and the back. The hole in the back
would be the best choice, but you could use any of the
others, too. If your furnace, by chance, has no vent hole,
drill one. Drill a 112 hole in either a row of blank bricks
.
or at the seam line where two rows meet. (This is to
avoid drillin g closer than 1" to an element.)
If your furnace or kiln has two holes, one above the
other, use the top hole for the thermocouple. If your kiln
has only one peephole, you will need to drill a separate
hole for the thermocouple, because you should always
have one for viewing the firing chamber.
If you are mounting the thermocouple in a kiln with
tapered peepholes (where the outside of the hole is
larger than the firing chamber side), insert the ther­
mocouple into the drilled peephole plug provided. Place
You will need to
bend
the
ther­
mocouple at a 90·
angle so that you
c a n
fasten
the
t h e r m o c o u p l e
block·
to the out­
side kiln case. To
bend, first break
off
o n e
of
the
ceramic insulators
Then bend the thermocouple where it Will extend into
the firing chamber by 1 - 11/2" when the thermocouple
block is pressed against the outside
thermocouple with pliers when bending.
5.
Position outer part of thermocouple sideways or
downwards against the kiln case. (Avoid placing the
thermocouple block above the peephole, which would
expose it to heat rising from the peephole.) Place the
thermocouple holddown bracket over thermocouple
block and drill two 1/8 holes. Fasten with screws
provided.
6.
7.
or High position. Leave all your kiln's switches on full
up shut-off for the
Set the limit timer for half an hour longer than expected
firing time. It will be necessary to use a new cone for
kiln
every firing even if the previous cone didn't bend.
case. Hold
9.
as a back up shut-off, disconnect limit timer. Raise the
kiln sitter weight, press in the plunger, and gently lower
the weight. Your
Do not use the firing gauge to lock the kiln sitter weight
in the up position, for this could damage the kiln sitter.

INSTALLING THE PORTABLE P 2000

Do not fire kiln without holddown bracket in place,
because your kiln will overfire if the thermocouple
should fall out.
Plug your kiln or furnace into the P 2000.
kiln
If your
has switches, turn aU switches to the On
If you're using a kiln sitter or limit timer
P
2000, place a cone in the kiln sitter.
If you decide not to use the kiln sitter or limit timer
kiln
sitter is now on manual control.
a back
as
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