Summary of Contents for Accu1 Direct 9300
- Page 1 Owner’s Manual ® Accu1 Model 9300 All-Fiber Insulation Blowing Machine Manufactured By: Accu1Direct. Inc. 138 Denslow Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 (T) 800-438-2776 (F) 413-224-1294 www.accu1.com...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1) Warranty Page 3 2) Principles of Operation Page 4 3) Maintenance Page 5 4) Warnings Page 7 5) Operating Instructions Page 8 6) Machine Settings Page 11 7) Airlock Seal Change Instructions Page 12 8) Troubleshooting Page 16 9) Exploded Views / Parts Page 17... -
Page 3: Warranty
Warranty Accu1Direct / Accu1 products are warranted to be free from defects in ® workmanship and materials for a period of 5 years from date of purchase. The following restrictions apply: 1) The warranty applies to products in normal use only. The product must be serviced and maintained as described therein. -
Page 4: Principles Of Operation
® Accu1 9300 Insulation Blowing Machine The Accu1 9300 insulation blowing machine moves insulation material to ® specified areas by: Conditioning insulation materials via agitator / auger shafts so that it can be moved by pressurized air through hoses to the desired uninsulated spaces. -
Page 5: Maintenance
Maintenance Check for the following: Daily: 1) Clogged filters (Figure 1, right) Figure 1 2) Insulation build up on motors and electrical components. Figure 2... - Page 6 Weekly: 1) Belt tension and condition (Figure 2). The belt should not be frayed or slipping on the pulleys. Replace the belt if it is damaged. Raise the belt tensioner to remove any slack in the belt. Monthly: 1) Airlock seals. Check airlock seals using a pressure gauge. A minimum outlet tube pressure of 3.0 psi must be maintained for proper operation.
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Page 7: Warnings
Warnings 1) Do not attempt to service machine while running. 2) Guards and doors must be in place at all times during operation. 4) Do not wear loose fitting clothing or jewelry while using this machine. 5) Keep hands, and arms out of the hopper (Figure 3) and away from any moving parts. -
Page 8: Operating Instructions
® 1) Starting the Accu1 9300: - Plug the (2) 9300 power inlets (Figure 3, black cords)into (2) dedicated 15 amp, 120 volt, grounded circuits using 10/3 AWG cords. Figure 3 (Note: When using generators, make sure they are commercial grade and and have a minimum wattage of 7500 watts). - Page 9 - Emergency Stop should be in the "Off" (out) position (Figure 5, red switch). Figure 5 - Open Slide Gate to the appropriate position and secure with pin (Figure - Depress Start Switch (Figure 5, green) and release. The control circuit and remote are now actuated .
- Page 10 2) Stopping: - Close the slide gate. - Set the remote switch to "Blower Only" or "Air" depending on the remote until the hose is clear. - Turn remote to the "Off" position. - Push Stop Switch (red). Note: This switch must be pulled out for the controls to function.
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Page 11: Machine Settings
Machine Settings Open Blow: Slide gate fully open. Air Speed: 8 - 10 Hose: 3"x 50' blowing hose all the way to the attic. Wall Spray (all fibers): Set slide gate open to 7"(10th hole). Air Speed: 6 Hose: 3''x 50' to 3'x50' to 2.5"x50' to spray nozzle. Dense Packing: Set slide gate open to 3"... -
Page 12: Airlock Seal Change Instructions
Airlock Seal Change Instructions ® Regular maintenance on your Accu1 blowing and spraying machine will extend the life of the equipment and provide better production. Replace all your seals as soon as a decrease in production occurs (typically when the outlet pressure drops below 3.0 psi). - Page 13 8) Remove blower support bar and blower and set both aside. 9) Use a flat screwdriver to pry the airlock off the 9300 cabinet. There will be silicone caulk bead between the airlock and the hopper.
- Page 14 Airlock front plate, bearing retainers, bearings, and filter Figure 10 12) Remove the (2) bearing retainers from airlock. 13) Loosen the set screws on the bearings and remove the bearings from airlock rotor shaft. 14) Remove front plate from airlock. 15) Remove rotor and inspect for bent or damaged blades.
- Page 15 24) Reinstall seals so the thicker side (or side without seams) of the seals touch the airlock shell. 25) Apply a thread penetrant like WD40 to the outside of the seals. 26) Using a pipe wrench on the sprocket, turn the rotor and seals. 27) Use a flat screwdriver to cup seals on edges.
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Page 16: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Cause Solution 1) Power cord(s) not 1) Plug in cords. plugged in. 2) Replace or repair 2) Faulty power cord. power cord. Machine will not run 3) Circuit breakers not 3) Reset circuit breakers. reset. 4) Depress Start (green) 4) Start Switch (green) switch. -
Page 17: Exploded Views / Parts
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