2.7 Use - NANO NXC Series User Manual

Cycling refrigerated air dryer
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2.7
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Only start up the dryer once you have thoroughly tested all the compressed air, refrigera on and
electrical connec ons.
1. Close the isola ng valves on the dryer and open the by-pass valve.
2. Check on the controller that the dryer is OFF.
3. Start the air compressor.
4. Start the dryer. (press on the arrow up bu on, the controller will display ON)
5. The refrigera ng compressor and condenser fan will start a er a 2-minute safety me-out interval.
6. Always turn your dryer ON 10 to 15 minutes before the air compressor.
7. Pressurize the dryer by slowly opening the inlet valve.
8. Slowly open the dryer outlet valve and then close the by-pass.
9. Check that the condensate drain opens when you push the arrow's down bu on.
10. Check that the condensate drain valve opens automa cally every 5 minutes.
The dryer is now ready to run normally.
The following key points will op mize daily use:
Always turn your dryer ON 10 to 15 minutes before the air compressor. This will ensure that the heat
exchanger has been cooled to a proper level to handle the ini al thermal load of the compressed air.
The NXC cycling refrigerated air dryer has been designed as an energy effi cient air dryer and can remain
on even when compressed air produc on has stopped. The electronic regula on will automa cally start
and stop the refrigera on compressor based on the demand on the system. You only need to turn off
your air dryer at night, on the weekend or during system shut down.
The standard dryer parameters programmed in our factory meet the needs of most applica ons. If
the condi ons in your plant are typical (i.e. not a very hot environment, no par al drying upstream, no
voluntary increase in the dew point...), do not spend me on modifying these parameters.
cycling refrigerated air dryer
Ini al start-up of NXC Cycling refrigerated air dryer
Normal start-up
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