DBK Drymatic Boost Bar FGPH103 Instruction Manual - Page 11

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Set up Guide— 90Deg Adaptor

The Drymatic Boost 90Deg Adaptor is designed to divert the heated airflow in one of two different ways:

Upwards—This could be used to simply heat the ambient air in a room or a ceiling void in combination with Lay Flat

Ducting.

Downwards—This configuration is to be used when heating up a subfloor/crawlspace area.

Step 1— Connect Adaptor

Take the adaptor and slide it in to either side of the Drymatic Boost Bar. The adaptor will locate itself between the ribbed

features in the outlet of the Boost Bar. The outlet should be placed in the desired orientation by the technician.

Step 2— Connect Lay Flat Ducting (Optional)

Cut the Lay Flat Ducting to the required length and attach to the outlet of the 90Deg Adaptor using adhesive tape.

Take the end of the ducting and feed it in to a tented chamber or directly in to the void/cavity that is being targeted.

Step 3— Power the Boost Bar

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Switch on the Air Mover and then switch on the Boost Bar.

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Press the 'Settings' button and press the 'Reset' button to clear the kWh and Hours Run from the previous job

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Enter the desired maximum Air Off Temperature and Current Limit (if applicable)

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Press the 'Green Tick' icon to accept changes. The machine will return to the Home screen

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Press the 'Green Play' icon to start the Boost Bar.

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The unit will now begin heating the airflow passing through the Boost Bar

Please Note:

When using Lay Flat Ducting, tied off at the ends to create a pressure vessel, there will be an increased amount of back

pressure placed on the Boost Bar. In this situation the Boost Bar will ramp down heater power and will no longer deliver

maximum power.

The Air-Off temperature of the Boost Bar is limited to 50degC. It is recommended that the Lay Flat Ducting used is rated for

temperatures greater than 60degC.