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1. 1 No dryer totally eliminates the need for spray powder There may be some jobs for example a heavy solid on a high gloss sheet where powder is required Overall Tempest should reduce your spray powder usage significantly leaving you with a better printed product and cleaner working environment ON OFF OPERATION The switch is located on the side of the Tempest box which provides power to the box Select 1 for on and 0 for off HOW DRYING IS ACCELERATED WITH TEMPEST HOW TEMPEST WORKS TEMPEST OPERATION OPERATION amp MAINTENANCE NORMAL OPERATION Pressing the HEAT switch will illuminate both the green and yellow LEDs on the remote control unit The green LED indicates that the fans both dryer and exhaust fans if so equipped are running while the yellow LED indicates that the dryer is armed and the heat will come on automatically when the press goes on impression When the press does go on impression the green LED will illuminate indicating that the heat is on Pressing the heat button again will disarm the heat mode but the fans will continue to run To turn the unit OFF press the FAN switch at any time FAN ONLY OPERATION ES To operate only the fans press tne FAN switch The green LED will illuminate and the fans will come on both the dryer and exhaust fans if so equipped The heat mode of the dryer is not armed and will not come on with impression To turn the fans OFF press the FAN switch ag
2. Tempest Hot Air Drying System Installation Instructions Ryobi 3302 Itek 3985 A B Dick 9985 GENERAL INFORMATION Accel Graphic Systems provides parts and service through its authorized distributors and dealers Therefore all requests for parts and service should be directed to your local dealer The philosophy of Accel Graphic Systems is to continually improve all of its products Written notices of changes and improvements are sent to Accel Graphic Systems Dealers If the operating characteristics or the appearance of your product differs from those described in this manual please contact your local Accel Graphic Systems Dealer for updated information and assistance Always update your equipment when improvements are made available especially those related to safety YOUR AUTHORIZED TEMPEST DEALER 15 THE SERIAL NUMBER OF YOUR TEMPEST HOT AIR DRYING SYSTEM IS CONTROL BOX FAN UNIT For technical assistance during the installation please contact ACCEL GRAPHIC SYSTEMS 11103 INDIAN TRAIL Dallas TX 75229 PHONE 972 484 6808 FAX 800 365 6510 E MAIL accel dallas net WEB SITE www accelgraphicsystems com ATTENTION TEMPEST DRYER OWNER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GENERAL INFORMATION ELECTRICAL 220 VAC 50 60 HZ REQUIREMENTS 20 AMP DEDICATED LINE NEMA L620R RECEPTACLE IMPORTANT _ The use of heat to accelerate drying may require more frequent INFORMATION lub
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4. ain FAN SPEED CONTROL A To adjust the fan to a higher setting press the up arrow on the remote control unit To decrease the fan speed press the down arrow onthe remote The fans will automatically go to the minimum speed setting for afew seconds when the press goes onimpression and then they return to the previous setting This reduction in fan speed allows the dryer to heat up more quickly INITIAL Try running Tempest with the fan speed at 4 with the switch on SETTINGS HEAT After about 1 of paper is stacked in the delivery insert the thermometer into the center of the stack Allow the thermometer to stabilize It should be approximately 20 F above the initial pile temperature If the temperature is below that decrease the fan speed slightly If the temperature is above that increase the fan speed slightly OPERATION amp MAINTENANCE FACTORS THAT _ 1 Speedofthe press EFFECT DRYING 2 Amount of ink coverage and color 3 Type of stock being printed 4 Initial temperature of paper In time and with practice you will learn which settings are best for your particular shop KEYS TO 1 TheTempest takes about 12 sheets to come up to full power The REMEMBER dryer remains on as long as paper is being fed It does not cycle like an infrared dryer 2 The pile temperature should be approximately 20 F above the initial pile temperature for optimum drying 3 Use spray powder only when absolutely necessary A l
5. ide frame subject arrow lower picture Note how the hoses are tied together with a zip tie in the upper picture on the left hand side INSTALLATION Connect the two hoses together using the Y connector left hand subject arrow Connect the Tempest Spray line to the press spray hopper line using the reducer right hand subject arrow delivery guard as shown Make sure that the arrow on the fan is pointing toward the guard out of the press and that the wires are routed toward the NOPS of the press The top two screws go through the second slot down from the top of the guard Make sure that the open end of the manifold is pointing toward the NOPS You will need to file the openings in the guard so that the screws will pass through the guard 11 Attach the exhaust fan manifold assembly to the center of the Locate the 2 impression cylinder activation solenoids located on 12 the OPS of the press one under each head Remove the 2 outside nuts and screws from each solenoid lower subject arrows Install the provided longer M4 x 16MM screws Install the supplied switch assemblies as shown in the picture over the screws and secure them using the original hardware The left photo show the 1 head solenoid and the right shows the 2 head solenoid Note how the microswitch trip arms extend up to the spring studs located on activation linkage upper subject arrows 1 INSTALLATION Attach the microswitch cab
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7. ittle spray powder goes a long way Use it sparingly 4 Inspect the Tempest weekly MAINTENANCE 1 Inspectthe dryer weekly If the thermistors are cracked or have been damaged do not operate the dryer Call Accel immediately 2 Never squirt cleaning solvents water or any other liquids into the dryer This may damage electrical components 3 Any spray powder that accumulates in the dryer should be vacuumed out not blown out 4 Make sure all heat shields and guards are in place before operating the dryer or printing press 5 When solvents are used to clean the rollers or blanket be sure that the solvent does not get in direct contact with the dryer don t store or use solvents in the surrounding of the dryer 6 When spraypowder is used in the environment of the dryer the delivery needs to be cleaned weekly to avoid danger of ignition or make use of ignition free spraypowder Shut off main power of the press dryer and sprayer before cleaning the press OPERATION amp MAINTENANCE SAFETY 1 Accel equipment should only be installed by an authorized REQUIREMENTS dealer or distributor 2 Only use ink or varnish that are explosion safe when used with the Tempest Refer to the MSDS of ink in use 3 Make sure to visually check the delivery that the cables in use are not causing a dangerous situation while in operation 4 When a dryer is installed the function of the original safety guards may not be changed
8. lace the small heat shield in the delivery and attach it to the larger shield with two 10 32 x 1 4 button head screws and flat washers INSTALLATION Use the provided zip ties to secure all loose cables See the back of the manual for a complete electrical system diagram Replace all covers and guards Attach the supplied multiple power cord caution label to the press side NOPS cover OPERATION amp MAINTENANCE Tempest creates a two step drying process when used with oil base inks These steps are 1 Skinning the surface of the ink with the initial blast of hot air to prevent set off Accelerating the final drying process approximately 20 F over the cold stack temperature in the feeder Heat accelerates the drying process called oxidation and reduction of oil based inks In general dryers including infrared do not work well with rubber or acrylic based inks These inks should be avoided when maximum results are desired When voltage is applied to the thermistors triangular shaped objects arranged honeycomb pattern the thermistors begin to heat Thermistors are coated semiconductors Thermistors heat to a predetermined temperature in this case about 400 F and remain at that temperature This is known as autostabilization The fans blow air down towards and through the thermistors creating a flow of hot air to the sheet Drying of the ink occurs in the two step process as described above
9. le assembly to the microswitch s in stalled in step 12 See diagram for proper connection the NOPS of the press Route the exhaust fan cable this cable has female pins in the connector on the end into the delivery and connect it to the exhaust fan installed in a previous step Route the impression signal cable this cable has male pins in the connector on the end through the press and connect it to the the cable that was attached to the micro switches installed in the previous step Use the provided tie wraps to secure the cable as necessary to clear any moving parts of the machine 14 Find a suitable location for the main Tempest electrical box on insert the dryer cable through the strain relief on the bottom of the box Insert the wires into the green connector by matching the number on the wire to the number on the connector Secure the ground wire to the stud on the inside of the box Tighten the strain relief and replace the cover on the box Remove the cover from the main Tempest electrical cabinet and INSTALLATION Remove one of the two screws that attach the guard prop to the 16 delivery guard on the NOPS Install the supplied longer M4 screw in its place and using the original nut secure the provided cable clamp Subject arrow to the underside of the guard Make sure you have the exhaust fan cable going through the clamp before securing it to the guard Place the larger heat shield in the delivery as shown P
10. on Too much heat can also cause the paper to shrink which can cause register problems in multiple pass work The Tempest dryer can keep the pile at a lower temperature than IR and still effectively set the ink film GENERAL INFORMATION IR dryers use very high temperatures and a fixed amount of electricity One ofthe drawbacks of using a very hot heat source is that heat wants to travel from a very high temperature to a very low temperature In other words the heat generated from an IR dryer will travel to the press wall and attempt to increase its temperature because it is cooler than the heat produced by the IR dryer Because the thermistors used inthe Tempest dryer use lower temperatures the heated air has had time to cool by the time it reaches the wall of the press reducing the chance of premature wear to press parts HOW DRYING IS Tempesi sets the surface of the ink to prevent set off from one sheet ACCOMPLISHED _ 0 another and to minimize the use of powder WITH TEMPEST Tempest accelerates the final drying of oil based inks by raising the temperature of the delivery stack KEY FACTORS Do not expect a dryer to instantly dry the ink Only UV inks and TO REMEMBER coating dry instantly The technology and hazards of such systems ABOUT DRYERS make them cost prohibitive on small offset presses FOR SMALL Some jobs may require spray powder Because dryers for small offset OFFSET presses do not dry ink instantly powder
11. p NOPS Leave the bolts loose so the position of the dryer can be moved up and down The bolts thread into the same holes that held the original chain guides INSTALLATION Note If the press is equipped with an Airtech sprayer you must remove the spray bar from the dryer before installing it in the press To remove the spray bar from the dryer remove the three screws on the top of the dryer Set the dryer on the brackets with the cable exiting at the NOPS Run the cable under the mounting bracket subject arrow left picture and through the large hole in the side frame Subject arrow lower picture directly under the mounting bracket head bolts washer and flanged nut Subject arrows Leave the bolt Secure the dryer to the brackets four places using the short button loose so the dryer can be moved front to back INSTALLATION Position the dryer so it clears the gripper opening mechanism on all 8 three delivery gripper bars The arm must clear both the top and bottom of the dryer The photo shows the arm clearing the top of the dryer subject arrow After positioning the dryer tighten the bolts holding the mounting brackets to the press frame and the bolts holding the dryer to the mounting brackets NOTE If the press is equipped with an Airtech sprayer pro ceed to step 11 Attach two hoses to the elbows in the sprayer housing subject arrow upper picture and run the hose through the hole in the s
12. rication and or use of a high temperature lubricant in the delivery of the press Please consult your press manufacturer for specific recom mendations SAFETY _ The Tempest Dryer contains high voltage and hot surfaces Never INFORMATION _ attempt to service or work on the unit unless the power is shut off and the unit is cool Visually inspect the thermistors Barn housed shaped objects ar ranged inahoneycombed pattern on the underside of the unit weekly lfathermistor is damaged or cracked donot operate the dryer Contact Accel immediately for a replacement part The fans should be turned on and set at the lowest speed 0 on the dial when running spray powder only without heat This prevents spray powder from accumulating in the thermistors and housings TERMINOLOGY OPS Operator s Side NOPS Non Operator s Side GENERAL INFORMATION HOT AIR Althoughthe technology behindthe Tempest dryer was significant VS INFRARED enough to be awarded the GATF Intertech Award itis by no means new In fact thermistors have been in use for many years They WHAT MAKES were originally used in motors and other devices as a heat TEMPEST WORK controllerandlaterusedinrefrigerationto turn compressors on and off It is only in the last 10 years or so that thermistors have been used as a heater Heat is generated by the thermistor because of the difficulty of electricity travelling through itwhen itis aconductor The thermistor acts as a cond
13. uctor until it reaches its set temperature and then it becomes a resistor A thermistor is basically a coated semiconductor designed to switch from a conductor to a resistor at an established temperature When a current is applied to the thermistor it initially uses a large amount of electricity and heats up very quickly until it reaches its maximum set temperature At this point it should not use any more electricity However air that is passed through the holes in the thermistor causes it to cool This activates the thermistor to start using more power again so that can get back to its settemperature The thermistor is constantly regenerating itself to stay ata constant temperature This process is called autostabilization Thermistors are also the key element that makes the Tempest dryer safe Because the set temperature of the thermistor is lower than the flash point of paper you can place even the most easily burned substrate such as tissue paper on top of the thermistor element without causing a fire The tissue won t even char let alone ignite If you were to do the same with an IR element a fire could start in a matter of seconds This is particularly important if a jam occurs in the delivery The objective of any drying system is to raise the pile temperature to accelerate the drying of the ink However heating the paper too much can aggravate problems such as blocking setoff mottle loss of gloss and loss of halftone definiti
14. will be required from time to PRESSES _ time However you should expect to see a significant decrease in the amount of powder needed on a regular basis Drying time is dependent upon press speed paper stock ink coverage type of ink etc Do not expect a dryer to accelerate the drying of rubber based inks These inks dry by absorption into the stock and heat does not accelerate this process INSTALLATION DISCONNECT THE POWER TO THE PRESS BEFORE BEGINNING INSTALLATION Remove the two large side covers over the main framework of the press one at OPS and one at NOPS and the NOPS cover at the delivery end of the press For an easier installation you may also want to remove the two guards on the delivery end of the press NOTE Do not cut the hose if the press is equipped with an Airtech sprayer Cut the sprayer hose about halfway between the hopper and the spray bar A new hose will be attached to the spray mechanism NOTE Do not remove the spray bar if the press is equipped with an Airtech sprayer Remove the spray bar by removing the two bolts holding the bracket subject arrow Also remove the clip holding the spray hose subject arrow picture on following page INSTALLATION Remove the chain guide subject arrow at the OPS amp NOPS sides of the press Install the mounting bracket and new chain guide using M5 X 16MM cap head bolts and lock washers subject arrow as shown at the OPS am
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