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- Page 1 RC21-6500 Conveyor Dryer 24” wide by 8’ long conveyor dryer Document # 16-515 Serial Number: _______________________________ Date: ___/___/________ (Record your machine’s serial number and date of purchase for future reference)
- Page 2 IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS: Read all these instructions before installing or using this equipment. All wiring to this equipment must be connected to the electrical source in strict accordance with National Electrical Code (N.E.C.) and local codes having jurisdiction. Do Not use extension cords to power this equipment. Before installing this equipment, the user must be aware of the safety requirements as specified by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).
- Page 3 Assembly and Operating Instructions RETAIN THIS MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE Please review these instructions prior to assembly. The Riley Cure 248 is packaged in 5 cartons for shipment. Please make sure all pieces have been received before attempting assembly. Tools Required: One ½” wrench & needle nose pliers Label on Box Contents RC21-D &...
- Page 4 Conveyor Bed Assembly: 1. Remove (4x) Hex-Head Bolts from RC21-LK carton. 2. Place the Conveyor Drive Assembly on the covered floor (See Figure 1). 3. Butt the Conveyor Take-Up Assembly to the Drive Assembly. Be sure that the groove on each roller drum is on the same side of the bed. 4.
- Page 5 Figure 2 9. Place the Leg Assemblies over the Conveyor, aligning the thru holes of the Leg Assemblies with the insert nuts of the Conveyor. 10. Install the eight Hex-Head Bolts (See Figure 3). Figure 3...
- Page 6 11. Tighten all Bolts. 12. Using two people, turn the conveyor bed over onto its casters. Conveyor Belt Installation: 1. Determine the side of the belt that will convey product. A rubber guide is stitched onto one edge of the belt. This guide is designed to ride in the TruTrak™ roller drum grooves to provide hassle free tracking (See Figure 4).
- Page 7 Control Panel Installation: 1. Using two Hex-Head Bolts to fasten the Control Panel to the Conveyor Assembly (See Figure 5). Figure 5 2. Insert drive motor plug into drive motor receptacle. Twist plug to lock in place (See Figure 6). Figure 6...
- Page 8 Attaching Heating Chamber: 1. Using two people set the chamber onto the conveyor bed (See Figure 7). The Heating Chamber Cord must be on the same side of the Conveyor Bed as the Control Panel. 2. The Heating Chamber has openings on the underside rails that fit over the hex-head bolts.
- Page 9 3. Insert the Duct Start Collar into the hole in the top of the Heating Chamber (See Figure 8). Once in position, bend the tabs at the base of the collar outward to secure it in place. Note: The chamber will function properly with only the duct start collar installed.
- Page 10 Control Panel Installation Opposite Side: (90-409 Extension Cord Sold Separately) 1. Using two Hex-Head Bolts to fasten the Control Panel to the Conveyor Assembly (See Figure 9). Figure 9 1. Insert Drive Motor Plug into Motor Extension Cord Receptacle. Twist plug to lock in place (See Figure 9).
- Page 11 Attaching Heating Chamber Opposite Side: 1. Using two people set the Chamber onto the conveyor bed (See Figure 11). The Heating Chamber Cord must be on the same side of the Conveyor Bed as the Control Panel. 2. The Heating Chamber has openings on the underside rails that fit over the Hex- Head Bolts.
- Page 12 3. Insert the Duct Start Collar into the hole in the top of the Heating Chamber. Once in position (See Figure 12), bend the tabs at the base of the collar outward to secure it in place. Note: The chamber will function properly with only the duct start collar installed.
- Page 13 Recommended Initial Start-Up Procedure: DO NOT plug the equipment in (or apply power) until instructed to do so. Note: The Riley Cure 248 requires a 208/240 Volt, 30 Amp circuit. Any attempt to operate the Riley Cure 248 without the cord/plug provided by the manufacturer will void the warranty.
- Page 14 • Fuses on control panel • Belt stopped or is erratic Sprockets & chain • Speed control set too slow • Brushes in motor, contact Ryonet for replacements • Brushes in motor, contact Ryonet for Excessive motor noise replacements...
- Page 15 Shipment of defective parts to the dryer manufacturer and the return shipment of any repaired or replacement parts from the dryer manufacturer shall be the purchaser’s/user’s expense. Ryonet Corp. - (800) 314-6390 - www.screenprinting.com...
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