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Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41

Studio Pro Installation Guide

Dec. 2023

Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281

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Page 1 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 2 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 This guide will walk you through taking delivery of your new Evenheat Studio Pro Series Kiln. It will also provide instructions on how to remove the kiln from the pallet and disassembly for placement of the kiln.
Page 3 The freight company is not required to remove it from the trailer for you. After the unloading process, position your kiln in an area free of clutter and easily accessible to make the un-boxing and disassembly process easier. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 4 Figure 2 - Cutting the Straps The box containing the kiln and shelf (if ordered) is strapped to the pallet by poly strapping. Using side-cuts or a knife, remove all black straps. After cutting all straps, discard them. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 5 Remove the lid of the box, as well as the foam inside. The packaging material (other than the straps) will be useful later on in the disassembly/assembly process. Do not discard the cardboard or foam…yet. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 6 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 4 - Remove Tube Remove the tube of the packaging. It is a fairly large piece of cardboard. We recommend having two people to lift this portion off. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 7 Dec. 2023 Figure 5 After removal of the tube, you will find your new Studio Pro Series kiln fastened to the decking on the pallet. You will also see a box which contains your hardware and tools and several assembly parts fastened to the decking as well.
Page 8 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 6 - Remove Assembly Parts The assembly parts are screwed to the decking of the pallet. Using a screwdriver or drill if available, remove the screws. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 9 Additional tools (not included) needed for installation - 7/16” socket or wrench, pliers, side- cuts (diagonals). **Optional – If rolling casters were purchased with the kiln, there will be 2 locking casters, 2 non-locking casters along with 16 bolts and lock washers ** Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 10 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 8 - Parts Box Contents Contents of parts box. **Note this image includes the optional rolling casters** Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 11 Figure 9 - Power Cord The power cord for the unit will be fastened down with a screw and a zip tie. Using side-cuts, cut the zip tie to free the power cord Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 12 The kiln is fastened down to the pallet decking using the brackets as shown above. Remove all screws to free the kiln from the pallet. Make sure to double check you have freed all 4 brackets. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 13 The Lid handle is attached to the pallet as well. This is done using a bungee-style strap. To remove the bungee-style strap simply slide each end off of the handle. At this point your kiln is completely free of the pallet. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 14 Before we do that, we need to disconnect the electrical power cord connections made between the lid and the kiln control center. There are three plugs that will need to be unplugged. Above a user is unplugging 1 of the 3. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 15 The last cable to remove is the control cable connector. The collar on the connector will spin counter clockwise (Left) to unlock the cable for removal. This connection is keyed, meaning when re-inserting the connection, it must be lined up correctly. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 16 Simply pull a pin on the rod and remove (we recommend placing the pin back in the rod once removed so it isn’t misplaced). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 17 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 15 - Cable Management Rod Removed Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 18 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 16 - Remove Thermocouple Remove the thermocouple from the back of the chamber. There are two Phillips screws holding the thermocouple in, remove these to free the thermocouple. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 19 Thermocouple removed from the chamber. Removing the thermocouple is very simple, once the screws are loose, gently pull out the thermocouple. You may need to wiggle it a little to help guide it out of the chamber. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 20 Remove the lid hinge rod. This is very similar to removing the cable management rod. Simply remove the pin and washer on one side of the rod and feed the rod out of the brackets. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 21 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 19 - Hinge Rod Removed Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 22 The above image is to show the location of the lid bracket in relation to the chamber bracket. Note that the lid bracket goes on the outside of the chamber bracket. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 23 This is when the packaging material comes in handy, we recommend using the Styrofoam from the packaging material to place the lid on once it is removed. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 24 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 22 - Lifting the Lid - Frontside The person lifting at the front of the lid uses the grey lid handle. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 25 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 23 - Removal of Lid Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 26 When setting the lid down, do so gently. The angle of the handle allows the lid to sit up off the Styrofoam, making minimal contact with the fiber blanket and heating elements. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 27 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 25 - Remove Packing Material Once the lid is removed, remove the foam that was placed between the lid and chamber. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 28 Remove the two counter yokes located at the back of the base on either side of the chamber hinge. These devices provide a stop for the chamber and prevents the user from opening the unit too far. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 29 Figure 27 - Counter Yoke Removal Using the included ¼” nut driver, remove the 4 hex head screws holding each counter yoke in place. There are two counter yokes, one on each back side. Both must be removed. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 30 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 28 - Unhook Chamber Catch Spring Unhook the chamber catch spring located at the bottom front of the firing chamber. Simply lift it off of the pin. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 31 Figure 29 - Time to Remove the Chamber - Backside Grasp Removing the chamber is a 2-person operation. With all connections removed as previously stated, place hands on the rear hinge rod (place hands close to the ends of the rod as shown). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 32 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 30 - Time to Remove the Chamber - Frontside Grasp The other person will grab the front chamber rod. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 33 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 31 - Lift Chamber from Base Carefully lift chamber off of base. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 34 Dec. 2023 Figure 32 - Setting Chamber Down Again using the Styrofoam that was removed during unpacking, place chamber gently down while keeping an eye on the Power Interrupt Cam – See next image! Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 35 Located on the rear of the chamber is the Power Interrupt Switch Cam. This cam swings freely when you carry the chamber. Be careful of the position when setting the chamber down. The Power Interrupt Cam should be positioned as shown to avoid damaging it. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 36 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 34 - Remaining Base Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 37 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 35 - Remove the Kiln Base from Pallet Remove the kiln base from the pallet and place on its side as shown in the next image. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 38 Positioning of the kiln base in this way will allow you to access the shipping brackets that will need to be removed. Do not place any model down with the brick floor against the ground. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 39 Figure 37 - Remove Shipping Brackets Using a 7/16” socket or wrench, remove the bolts that hold the 4 shipping brackets to the base. Once shipping brackets are removed they may be disposed of. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 40 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 38 - Shipping Brackets Removed Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 41 We suggest that you spin the leveling feet clockwise to seat them all the way in. If rolling casters were purchased continue on with instructions If optional rolling casters were not supplied you may skip ahead to Figure 43 Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 42 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 40 -- Remove Leveling Feet If the optional rolling casters were purchased now is a good time to install them. First unscrew and remove all 4 leveling feet. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 43 Helpful Hint #2: The caster set includes 2 locking and 2 non-locking casters. We recommend installing the locking casters at the front of the kiln and the non-locking at the back. However you are free to mount them as you wish. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 44 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 42 - Rolling Caster Installation Be sure to tighten all bolts firmly on all casters. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 45 Rotate the completed base back to right-side-up. The base is now ready for placement at the kilns ultimate location. Use care when moving the base to its ultimate location while being especially careful not to damage the firebrick floor. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 46 Place chamber section onto base. Note person in image on right is grasping the kiln using the upper spring rods. Ensure the chamber brackets are correctly positioned into base mounts (see next figure). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 47 Figure 45 - Placing the Chamber - Looks Like This Note the position of the chamber hinge placed between the hinge yokes. Also note the shaft collars are on the outside of the hinge yokes. Both sides should appear this way. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 48 Be cautious when placing the lid. The fiber lid is delicate. Refrain from “scooting” the lid across the firebrick. Line up the lid the best you can as you are placing it. The lid brackets should be on the outside of the chamber brackets. Reference Figure 20. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 49 Re-install the counter yolks. Each counter yoke uses 4 screws and all screws must be installed. Note that the counter yokes are positioned between the shaft collars and the lower yokes. Don’t attempt to install them placed between the lower yokes and hinge bracket. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 50 Figure 48 - Re-install the Lid Hinge Rod Re-install lid hinge rod by lining up the holes and inserting the rod fully through. When installing take care to avoid scooting the lid around on the firebrick too much. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 51 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 49 - Securing Lid Hinge Rod After guiding the rod through the brackets, re-install hardware (washer and pin). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 52 Figure 50 - Cables Run Over Top of Lid Hinge Rod The two power cables, control cable, and thermocouple wires go over the lid hinge rod. Do not try to feed them behind the rod. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 53 Insert the thermocouple as shown above. It may be necessary to wiggle it a bit to get it into the hole. When completely in the white mounting block should fit flat against the chamber plate. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 54 Figure 52 - Fasten the Thermocouple Fasten thermocouple to the chamber. Take note when installing that neither of the 2 screws used to fasten the thermocouple are touching any of the brass portions of the thermocouple connections. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 55 The cable plug and jack are “keyed”. You must line up the pin connections prior to inserting. It’s not difficult, just take your time. Once the plug is plugged into the jack, push the retaining collar forward and tighten by rotating clockwise. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 56 The receptacle in the middle uses the plug from the middle cord on the lid enclosure (Figure 55). The receptacle on the left uses the plug from the left-side cord on the lid enclosure (Figure 56). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 57 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 55 – Middle Receptacle Connection The middle receptacle uses the middle power cord from the lid. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 58 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 56 - Left Receptacle Connection The left receptacle uses the left power cord from the lid. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 59 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 57 - Re-install Cable Management Rod Re-install cable management rod. Simply insert through both holes and secure with the hairpin clip. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 60 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 58 - Cable Management Rod Cable Management Rod is secured. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 61 Figure 59 - Locate Power Interrupt Switch Pushrod Locate the power interrupt switch pushrod. Note the 2 nuts installed on the pushrod. You may be directed to these later in the installation guide. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 62 Figure 60 illustrates the general position of the pushrod. One end installs on a pin located on the lid and the other end installs on a pin located on the Power Interrupt Switch Cam. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 63 Place one end of the pushrod up to the pushrod pin located on the lid. The hole in the pushrod is placed on this pin. The bent portion of the pushrod should be pointing to the middle of the kiln when installing. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 64 Helpful hint: These itty-bitty fasteners are prone to loss when installing. We have included extras within the parts bag in case you lose them. If you lose those all of them a hardware store should have replacements, (or call us). Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 65 Place the pushrod hole onto the upper lid pin. It’s a typically tight fit but it will go. Using a phillips screwdriver thread the bolt and washer into the upper pin and tighten. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 66 The lower pushrod connection pin can be found on the power interrupt cam. Rotate the cam until you can push the pushrod hole onto the pin. Secure the pushrod with the 6-32 bolt and washer. The power interrupt switch pushrod is now fully assembled. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 67 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 65 - Pushrod Fully Assembled Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 68 Helpful hint: Your kiln will include a lid prop bar and a chamber safety bar. These bars are not the same in length, design or function. Please see the above image for proper selection of the Lid Prop Bar. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 69 Feed the lid prop bar through the catch on the right side of the chamber and up to the stud mounted on the side of the lid. Position the lid prop bar in such a way that the lower stud and acorn nut are facing outward, not shown. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 70 Dec. 2023 Figure 68 - Lid Prop Bar Installation Place the lid prop bar hole over the stud as shown. You may have to lift the lid slightly in order to accomplish this. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 71 Once you have verified that the shoulder of the T-Nut has gone through the hole in the lid prop bar and in threaded on all the way, use a pair of pliers, channel locks or other suitable tool to tighten the T-Nut. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 72 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 70 - Lid Prop Bar Installation Thread the Acorn Nut onto the stud. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 73 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 71 - Lid Prop Bar Installation Tighten the Acorn Nut with a 7/16” socket or wrench. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 74 Secure the chamber catch spring located at the bottom front of the chamber. Basically roll the spring up onto the pin located on the chamber plate. Not shown. This chamber catch prevents the chamber from opening as the lid is opened. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 75 Helpful hint: As mentioned previously, your kiln will include a lid prop bar and a chamber safety bar. These bars are not the same in length, design or function. Please see the above image for proper selection of the Chamber Safety Bar. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 76 Feed the chamber safety bar through the bracket mounted on the left side of the base. Position the chamber safety bar in such a way that the lower stud and Acorn Nut are facing outward. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 77 Fit the hole in the chamber safety bar over the stud mounted on the chamber as shown. You may have to lift the chamber slightly to accomplish this. Do not fully open. Open only enough to place the bar hole onto the stud then close. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 78 Once you have verified that the shoulder of the T-Nut has gone through the hole in the chamber safety bar and in threaded on all the way, use a pair of pliers, channel locks or other suitable tool to tighten the T-Nut. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 79 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 77 - Chamber Safety Bar Installation Thread on Acorn Nut. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 80 Tighten Acorn Nut with 7/16” socket or wrench. DO NOT test the chamber safety bar for proper function at this point. Function testing should only be done AFTER the lift assist springs are attached. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 81 Locate the lid assist springs. The number of springs will vary depending on what model was purchased. The Studio Pro 24 will have two springs, the Studio Pro 28 and Studio Pro 41 will have four. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 82 Studio Pro 41. Lift assist spring installation instructions for the Studio Pro 24 begin with Figure 85. After locating the lift assist springs, install them into the holes on the back of the base. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 83 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 81 - Lift Assist Spring Installation SP 28 and SP41 All springs attached to base. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 84 While doing this, have the other person attach the springs to the rods on the back of the chamber bracket, see next image for visual detail. Note that the chamber will be quite heavy without the spring assist attached so use care. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 85 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 83 - Lift Assist Spring Installation SP28 and SP41 Visual of lift assists spring installation. Each of the four lift assist springs is installed this way. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 86 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 84 - Lift Assist Spring Installation SP28 and SP41 Image of one side with lift assist springs attached. Both sides should look this way. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 87 This begins the lift assist spring installation process for the Studio Pro 24. The Studio Pro 24 models receive one spring per side. Insert one end of the springs in the hole located near the top of the chamber hinge. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 88 We will admit that this portion of the installation is not particularly easy. One must slightly stretch and bend the spring while trying to hit the hole. It’s a little frustrating but can be done. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 89 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 87 - Lift Assist Spring Installation SP24 Lift assist spring completely installed. The image shows only one side. Both sides should look this way. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 90 The chamber safety bar will now clear the wire formed catch and the chamber should close. If any part of these tests fail, inspect the lift assist spring assembly and/or the chamber safety bar assembly and re-test. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 91 Inspect the position of the power interrupt cam as it relates to the power interrupt switch. Viewing from the back, the cam edge should be lined up with the power interrupt switch roller. Figure 89 - Proper Cam / Roller Alignment Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 92 When doing so you should hear a click sound from the power interrupt switch. Lower the lid all the way so it rests on the chamber. When doing so you should hear a click sound coming from the power interrupt switch. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 93 Locate the power interrupt switch adjustment gauge fastened to the power interrupt switch mount. It’s a small piece of black metal held on with two white, nylon nuts. Remove the nuts to access it. Figure 90 - Power Interrupt Switch Gauge Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 94 Move it down until it stops. Open the lid of the kiln and secure it with the lid prop bar. Doing so rotates the power interrupt switch cam into position as shown. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 95 Place the power interrupt adjustment gauge between the cam edge and power interrupt switch roller as you push the power interrupt switch up to make contact. Basically you are sandwiching the adjustment gauge between the cam edge and switch roller. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 96 Studio Pro 24 / Studio Pro 28 / Studio Pro 41 Studio Pro Installation Guide Dec. 2023 Figure 93 - Tighten the Mount Tighten the four screws on the power interrupt switch mount. Remove the adjustment gauge. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 97 With both the chamber and lid in the closed positions, inspect the position of the cam leading edge as it relates to the power interrupt switch roller. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 98 The leading edge of the cam should not be making contact with switch roller and you should be able to just fit the adjustment gauge between the leading edge of the cam and switch roller. That’s how little space there should be. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 99 To adjust the pushrod, locate the two-fingered wrench included with the kiln. This tool is an 11/32” tool. If you have access to traditional 11/32” tools you may find adjustment using these tools is easier. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 100 This tells us that the switch did turn off the heating element circuits and that the heating elements will not produce heat, even if desired. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...
Page 101 We recommend that you place the power interrupt switch adjustment gauge back where it was found on the power interrupt switch mount. Adjustment to the switch may be necessary in the future and having the gauge handy and available is a good thing. Evenheat Kiln, Inc. – evenheat-kiln.com – 989-856-2281...

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