DBK Drymatic Boost Bar FGPH106 Instruction Manual - Page 9

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Set up Guide— 4-Port Adaptor (100mm)

The Drymatic Boost 4-Port Adaptor is designed to split the heated airflow in to 4 separate channels; these can then be di-

verted in to other rooms within a property or in to separate drying chambers, voids or cavities.

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.

Step 2— Connect Hoses or Lay Flat Ducting

100mm Hoses

Either 4 x 100mm Hoses or 4 lengths of 100mm diameter lay-flat ducting can be fitted to the outlets of the adaptor. When

using hoses slide the end of the hose over each of the 4 ports and fix in place with a jubilee clip or cable tie.

When using lay flat ducting, cut the ducting to the required length and attach one end to the adaptor. The other end can be

taken to a tented drying chamber and can be secured in place using adhesive tape.

100mm Lay Flat Ducting

Alternatively, the lay-flat ducting can be tied off at the end of each run and the length of lay-flat can be perforated to create

small jets of airflow along the duct. This duct can then be placed up against the base of a wall/cabinet to focus warm dry air

directly on to the affected material or alternatively the duct can be placed in a subfloor space to feed dry air under the floor

space.

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