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Automatic Operation – Your cycle time may be varied from 5-30 minutes. Automatic operation is obtained by

pressing auto start. The time of extractor operation is selected by the operator. To use the automatic cycle,

set the complete extracting time desired using the rotary dial. Read the outside scale (5 minutes full clockwise

to 30 minutes full counterclockwise) then press auto start. The reel will begin rotating slowly and gradually

increase speed until full speed is reached. This occurs at 75% of the set cycle time. The reel continues at full

speed for the remainder of the cycle and automatically shuts off. The manual brake may then be used to stop

the reel.

Exceptional Versatility

An internal selector switch allows the owner to select a variety of automatic cycles. The extractor can be precisely controlled

to allow for a variety of extracting conditions (temperature—moisture level— type of honey—condition of frames). Your

control comes preset for "average' operating conditions for your size extractor and will be the proper setting for 80 -

90% of extracting conditions. (This switch should be changed for special conditions only). However, for your particular

extracting job, a different operation characteristic may be desired.

To select a different operating characteristic, loosen the four slotted head screws holding the cover in place. Be sure the

control is unplugged from its Power Source. Lift the front cover up about 2 inches and unhook the 4-wire connector and the

3-wire connector. On the printed circuit board is a small selector switch with an arrow and a screwdriver slot just left of the

3- and 4-wire connectors. Around the outer edge, the letters A-F and the numbers 0-9 appear. The arrow will be pointing

at one of these characters. By referring to the charts below, you may select an operating characteristic just right for your

extracting conditions. For assistance, call your local Dadant Branch Manager.

For "average" operation, the selector switch is set on "B" for a 30-frame, on "E" for a 60-frame, and on "D" for a Honey

Master. (The larger the extractor, the slower the acceleration and starting and ending speeds).

Example 1—A Honey Master being used to extract colder heavier honey might be "throwing" some combs on a "D" setting.

Since slower acceleration is indicated "6" would be a proper selection. An "A" could also be a good choice in order to slow

both acceleration and top speed.

Example 2—a 30-frame extractor being used to extract warm, light honey might be "too slow" extracting or not drying

combs sufficiently. An "8" would be a good alternate selection—faster acceleration.

Example 1