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- Page 1 Operator's Manual Model: RY10MA-Elite MPN: RA-MLT-0014 10 Gallon Direct Fire Melter Applicator Burner Model with Flame-Out Sensor U.S. Patent No. 9,739,021 For Technical Support Please Message us on WhatsApp - 519-404-9775...
- Page 2 ⚠ Before servicing, make sure the unit is fully cooled and the liquid propane cylinder is disconnected. ⚠ Only genuine RynoWorx replacement parts should be used for any replacements or repairs. Do not attempt to modify or alter this product in any way.
- Page 3 Introduction Forward Thank you very much for purchasing RynoWorx crack maintenance equipment. We pride ourselves in being different from other equipment manufacturers with a relentless focus on innovation, simplicity, and quality. RY Series Melter / Applicators are designed to effectively melt and apply direct-fire type crack sealant to joints and cracks found in hard aggregate surfaces.
- Page 4 • Assembly Instructions 1. Tank Shelf RK-FAS-0066 13 mm Wrench 2. Tank Spacer RK-FAS-0067 13 mm Wrench...
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Page 5: Rear Wheels
3. Rear Wheels Assemble wheels on axle, the RK-FAS-0080 side with the bearing retainer ring should be facing out. Insert pin 4. Casters RK-FAS-0065 19 mm or ¾” Wrench... - Page 6 5. Valve and Shoe RK-FAS-0069 13 mm Wrench Valve should be aligned so it is perpendicular to the ground before the bolts are tightened ⚠ The lock washers provided for the valve are shipped in pairs. Use 1 pair for each bolt with the wedged surfaces on the washers mated together (same orientation that the washers come paired in).
- Page 7 6. Burner and Handle Bars ⚠ Use caution when assembling the handle bar assembly as the burner ships connected to the dash. 1) Insert the burner tray into the guide tracks at the back of the kettle before proceeding to assembling the handle bars 2) Insert burner retainer pin through the slot in the shelf and into the...
- Page 8 Bend the handle bars over the mounting studs one side at a time RK-FAS-0083 19 mm or ¾” Wrench Tighten the handle bar nuts so that they are snug, nuts will be fully tightened in the set-up section.
- Page 9 7. Thermometer Probe Thread the thermometer probe into the kettle RK-FAS-0071 13 mm Wrench...
- Page 10 8. On-the-Fly Agitation Attach the agitation handle with the hardware preassembled on the handle bars Remove the 2 bolts on the agitation connector handle and insert the handle into the slot and over the stud inside the kettle...
- Page 11 Install the agitation sweep bar as shown, put it over the left stud first and then the right Attach the agitation sweep bar by reassembling the bolts to the agitation connector handle...
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Page 12: Lid Handle
9. Lid Handle RK-FAS-0070 13 mm Wrench... - Page 13 10. Accessory Torch Connect the torch to the 30 psi adjustable regulator. Left-hand thread Insert the torch into the mounting bracket on the handle bars...
- Page 14 Hang the coiled torch hose on the holder bracket Connect the torch and burner regulators to the splitter. 30 psi torch regulator 5 psi burner regulator...
- Page 15 11. Shoe Control Arm Insert the shoe control handle into the lower guide Insert the lower end of the shoe control rod into the shoe tab and insert the retaining pin.
- Page 16 12. Valve Control Arm Insert the valve control handle into the upper guide Turn the valve connector rod clockwise until it is tight and then turn it approximately 1 rotation counter- clockwise until its in the position shown on the left Insert the lower end of the control rod into the valve connector rod and insert...
- Page 17 Set Up – Propane tank Place your propane tank on the shelf and secure with the ratchet strap. ⚠ Only tighten the ratchet strap so that it is snug, do not apply excess force on the brackets Connect the splitter to the propane tank...
- Page 18 Set Up – Handle Bars Adjust the handle bars to a comfortable height for the operator and tighten the flanged nuts on the studs (x2 each side)
- Page 19 Set Up – Control Rods ⚠ Every time the handle bar height is adjusted the control rods need to be adjusted to the appropriate length so that they function properly. Remove the spring retainer pin to put tension on the valve control rod Direction To Make Arm Longer Put a screwdriver through the hole in the turnbuckle to...
- Page 20 Adjust the length of the valve and shoe control rods so they are approximately in the position shown below. Valve control arm should be approximately 1/2” past the guide. Shoe control arm should be approximately 1” past the guide. Once the control rod lengths are set, use a screwdriver to hold the turnbuckle in place and tighten the nuts against the...
- Page 21 Set Up – Adjust Spring Tension The spring tension on the valve control arm can be adjusted by setting the pin position shown below which will increase or decrease the spring tension.
- Page 22 Set Up – Installing Igniter Battery Unthread the igniter cap and insert the AA battery with the positive terminal facing up...
- Page 23 • Operations Guide Before beginning please check the following: 1. You have read and understand all warnings on page 2. 2. You are using a new and full propane cylinder (use of a used cylinder can lead to reduced performance or equipment failure).
- Page 24 • Operation Guide Part 1 – How to Load and Light your Melter 1. Ensure your regulator is off by rotating regulator nob fully counter-clockwise (rotate left). 2. Slowly pressurize the regulator by rotating the valve located on the propane cylinder counter-clockwise all the way (rotate left).
- Page 25 • Operation Guide Part 2 – Agitating and Monitoring Temperature 1. Never leave melter unattended when the burner is lit. If flame goes out, promptly turn off the flow of gas; double check that the melter is free and clear of any gas odors before attempting to re-ignite the burner. 2.
- Page 26 • Maintenance Guide Periodic Maintenance This melter / applicator requires periodic maintenance before each use and at set intervals in order to ensure it is performing safely and optimally. The table below describes checks and maintenance which are recommended. Description Before Each Every 25 Every 75...
- Page 27 • Troubleshooting Guide Below we have provided a common problems and solutions table. Be sure to consult this table should you experience any technical problems. Description of Problem Possible Causes Known Solutions The burner will not ignite or 1) The electric ignition may have 1) Change the batteries located in the burner will not stay lit dead or low power batteries...
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