mr steam CX Series Commercial Steam Generator User Manual

mr steam CX Series Commercial Steam Generator

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• As you follow these instruc-tions, you will notice warning and caution symbols. This blocked information is important for the safe and efficient installation and operation of this generator. These are types of potential hazards that may occur during installation and operation:
• Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided, could result in death or serious injury.
• Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided may result in minor or moderate injury or product damage. is used to address practices not related to physical injury.
• IMPORTANT NOTE : This highlights information that is especially relevant to a problem-free installation.
• All information in these instructions is based on the latest product information available at the time of publication. MrSteam reserves the right to make changes at any time without notice. More current instructions may be available at www.mrsteam.com.

When installing and using this electrical equipment, basic safety precautions should always be followed, including the following

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

1. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
2. Supervise children at all times.
3. Steam is hot and can cause injury or death if improperly used. Steam rooms contain steam and elevated temperatures. Please read and observe all warnings in this manual before installing or using a steam room.
4. To reduce the risk of injury:
5. The wet surfaces of steam enclosures may be slippery. Use care when entering or leaving.
6. The steam head is hot. DO NOT touch the steam head and avoid the steam near the steam head.
7. Prolonged use of the steam system can raise excessively the internal human body temperature and impair the body’s ability to regulate its internal temperature (hyperthermia). Limit your use of steam to 10-15 minutes until you are certain of your body’s reaction.
8. Excessive temperatures have a high potential for causing fetal damage during the early months of pregnancy. Pregnant or possibly pregnant women should consult a physician regarding correct exposure.
9. Obese persons and persons with a history of heart disease, low or high blood pressure, circulatory system problems, or diabetes should consult a physician before using a steam bath.
10. Persons using medication should consult a physician before using a steam bath since some medications may induce drowsiness while other medications may affect heart rate, blood pressure and circulation

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

HYPERTHERMIA occurs when the internal temperature of the body reaches a level several degrees above the normal body temperature of 98.6° F. The symptoms of hyperthermia include an increase in the internal temperature of the body, dizziness, lethargy, drowsiness, and fainting. The effects of hyperthermia include:

• Failure to perceive heat;
• Failure to recognize the need to exit the steambath;
• Unawareness of impending risk;
• Fetal damage in pregnant women;
• Physical inability to exit the steambath and
• Unconsciousness.

The use of alcohol, drugs, or medication can greatly increase the risk of hyperthermia.
This placard label is an essential part of providing a safe environment for steam room users. This placard must be applied to the wall outside of the shower or steam enclosure, at a point that is visible to all users. Failure to install this placard may result in serious injury or death

WARNING

• Read these instructions before installation, operation or service.
• Never use damaged equipment, doing so may result in an inoperative or hazardous installation.
• Discontinue use of the steam generator and control if the steam generator or control are damaged or otherwise not functioning properly. Using damaged equipment may result in an inoperative or hazardous installation.
• The CX series of steam generators are for commercial use only. Residential or other noncommercial applications void the warranty and may adversely affect product performance and may represent a safety hazard.
• Although the CX steambath generators have been fully qualified for shipment by MrSteam®, the following must be reviewed for proper, safe and enjoyable steam bathing:
  • Verify that the model and accessories specifications are correct for the incoming line voltage.
  • Ensure steambath generator has been correctly sized for the steam room. Pay particular attention to room volume and construction. If any questions, please call MrSteam.
• Supervise children at all times.
• Steam is hot and can cause injury or death if improperly used. Steam rooms contain steam and elevated temperatures. Please read and observe all warnings in this manual before installing or using a steam room.
• Prolonged use of the steam system can raise excessively the internal human body temperature and impair the body’s ability to regulate its internal temperature (hyperthermia). Limit your use of steam to 10-15 minutes until you are certain of your body’s reaction.
• Excessive temperatures have a high potential for causing fetal damage during the early months of pregnancy. Pregnancy or possibly pregnant women should consult a physician before using a steam bath.
• Obese persons and persons with a history of heart disease, low or high blood pressure, circulatory system problems, or diabetes should consult a physician before using a steambath.
• Persons using medication should consult a physician before using a steambath since some medication may induce drowsiness while other medications may affect heart rate, blood pressure and circulation.
• Electric shock hazard. MrSteam steam generators are connected to high voltage and contain live electrical components. All installation and service to be performed by qualified and licensed electricians and plumbers only. Installation or service by unqualified persons or failure to use MrSteam parts may result in property damage or in a personal injury.
• If you are pregnant, have a coronary condition, are in poor health, are being treated for any other medical condition, or are using medication or drugs, MrSteam recommends that you obtain the approval of a physician before use.

CAUTION

• The wet surfaces of steam enclosures may be slippery. Use care when entering or leaving. To prevent slip and fall hazards non-slip strips or non-slip flooring must be installed on the steam room floor.
• The steamhead is hot. Do not touch the steamhead and avoid the steam near the steamhead.
• The information in this manual should be used in conjunction with consultations with an architect, designer and contractor in determining factors necessary in providing a suitable and safe steam room.
• MrSteam steam generators must be operated with MrSteam controls and accessories only, and are to be installed strictly in accordance with the specific instructions contained in this manual and as supplied in the manuals provided with the controls or accessories.

NOTICE

• This document contains important safety, operation and maintenance information. Leave this document with the owner. Do not discard this document.
• Consider any controls and accessories before installation. Read the Installation and Operation Manual of all controls and accessories available at www.mrsteam.com.
• Record the model and serial number of the steam generator in the space provided in the table of contents of this manual.
• If acrylic, fiberglass or other non-heat resistant materials are used as part of the steam room enclosure, consult with the material manufacture and see page 10, “Steamhead Installation” for additional details.
• Carefully inspect the steam generator and packaging for shipping damage. In the event of shipping damage, please contact the carrier for claim information. MrSteam customer service department can assist you with any missing or damaged parts.
• The physical size of the steam generator, clearance for plumbing servicing, and its distance from the steam room must all be considered before installation.

HYPERTHERMIA
The effects of hyperthermia include:

• Failure to perceive heat.
• Failure to recognize the need to exit the steambath.
• Unawareness of impending risk.
• Fetal damage in pregnant women.
• Physical inability to exit the steambath.
• Unconsciousness.

The use of alcohol, drugs, or medication can greatly increase the risk of hyperthermia.

LOCATING THE STEAM GENERATOR

• Do not run any control wiring inside conduit together with power lines or close to hot water or steam piping. Doing so may result in an inoperative or hazardous installation.
• Installation or operation of the steam generator in an ambient temperature above 113° F (45 °C) may result in a hazardous condition or property damage.
• Do not install the steambath generator or control inside steam room, a shock hazard and/or equipment damage will occur.
• Do not install steambath generator outdoors or wherever environmental conditions may result in a shock hazard and/or equipment damage.
• To prevent a fire hazard, do not install the steambath generator near flammable or corrosive materials or chemicals such as gasoline, paint thinners, or the like.
• Installation in areas having high concentrations of chlorine (such as pool equipment room) must be avoided.

Caution

• Do not install the steambath generator or plumbing line in an unheated attic or any locations where water could freeze and cause pipes to rupture and cause property damage.
• Steam piping, safety valve, drain valve and plumbing become hot during operation and remain hot after shutdown for a period of time. Provide appropriate protection, including insulating plumbing lines. Avoid plumbing runs and steamhead locations that can come in contact with bathers to prevent a burn hazard.
• Install the steambath generator on a solid and level surface.
• Install the steambath generator in an upright position only to prevent damage to the generator, pipes and electrical system. Failure to install in an upright position may result in a leak or shock hazard.
• Do not hang the CX steam generator on a wall. Hanging the CX generator on a wall may result in a leak, shock hazard or equipment damage.

Notice

• Provide a minimum of 18″on the left side and 21″ at the top of the steam generator or as required for servicing. See page 7 for complete information.
• Select a location as near as practical to the steam room.
• The standard length of the cable for connecting the Temperature Probe to the steam generator is 30 feet. The steam generator and control must be located accordingly. A longer cable can be purchased by the end user.
• Install anti-water hammer device as necessary.
• The control cable should be run in a dedicated 1-inch conduit to facilitate installation and service.
• Provide unions as required to facilitate installation and removal of the steam generator.
• The minimum clearance from combustible surfaces is zero all around.

STEAM GENERATOR CLEARANCE SPECIFICATIONS

• Do not install CX series inside a small enclosed space . Do not install under the steam room bench. Installing the CX steam generator in a small enclosed space may result in elevated temperatures and an inoperable steam generator.
• Locate the CX series generator in a room with ventilation as required to prevent an increase in ambient temperature. Failure to provide adequate ventilation may result in elevated temperature and an inoperable steam generator.
• Minimum Clearance from Combustible Surfaces is zero all around.
• For ease of servicing and installation, MrSteam recommends a minimum clearance around the steam generator as shown

Dimension

PLUMBING

General

• All plumbing shall be performed by a qualified licensed plumber and in accordance with applicable National and local codes.
• Use unions on all pipe connections as required for service and removal of the steam generator.
• Use only brass piping or rigid copper tubing. Use only piping as permitted by codes.
• Do not use black, galvanized, PVC pipe or PEX except as noted.
• Water supply and steam piping must be flushed to remove flux and other debris prior to connecting the steam generator. Failure to flush the steam piping may result in blockage or an inoperable system.

WATER SUPPLY (3⁄8″ NPT)

• Install a shut off valve in the water supply line.
• It is recommended to install a strainer in the water supply line.
• Install an anti-water hammer device as required.
• Install an approved backflow preventer as required by local codes.
• Connect the generator to a cold water line.
• Water feed line may be flexible copper tubing, braided hose, PVC or PEX if permissible by local codes.
• Do not overheat inlet solenoid valve with solder connections. Overheating will damage parts and may result in a water leak.
• Flush inlet water line thoroughly before making connection to the generator.
• To reduce operating noise, reduce feed water pressure to between 15 – 20 psi is recommended. Optional pressure reducing valve part number 104198.

DRAIN (1″ NPT)

• Do not connect the generator drain line to an undersink trap.
• Do not drain into a steam enclosure or any location where accidental contact with drain water may occur.
• Do not connect the drain valve to the steam piping. Connecting the drain line to the steam piping may allow boiling water to discharge through the steamhead causing a scalding hazard.
• A drain valve is provided to facilitate maintenance and servicing. Provide a drain line connection from steambath generator drain valve according to National and Local Codes.
• Check local plumbing code for receptor, trap and vent requirements.
• Do not connect Drain line and Safety Valve line together.
• The steam generator drains by gravity. Plumb all drain lines accordingly.
• See Condensation pan instructions for installation of the optional Condensation Pan.

SAFETY VALVE

Where permitted by local codes, provide an outlet plumbing connection for the safety valve.

• To insure proper and automatic safety valve operation do not connect a shut-off valve or a plug at the safety valve outlet.
• Do not connect a shut off valve or any obstruction to the safety valve.
• Do not connect the safety valve output to the steam piping.

STEAM PIPING

Note : Some CX systems have multiple generators. Each steam generator must be plumbed separately to a dedicated steam line and dedicated steam head.

WARNING

• Do not install any valve in the steam piping. The flow of steam must be unobstructed.
• CX Steam Generators must be installed with one or more steamheads per generator. Two steam heads per generator is recommended and will result in reduced noise. For installations of tandem CX Steam Generators, each generator must be installed with one or more steamheads.
• Never use less than 3⁄4” steam piping from the generator. Using less than 3/4” steam piping will result in increased velocity of steam coming out of the steam heads and may result in scalding and personal injury.
• Install steam piping as required (including routing, fittings and length of pipe) to ensure an equal amount of steam reaches each steam head. Unequal steam piping will result in too much steam coming out of one steam head and may result in scalding and personal injury.

CAUTION

• Use a brass pipe or copper tubing from unit to the steam head as permitted by codes.
• Insulate steam piping with fibreglass pipe insulation or similar insulation rated 212° F or higher.
• Pitch steam piping 1/4″ per foot towards the steamhead or steam generator to avoid valleys and trapping of condensate. Running the steam piping down and then up will create a steam trap blocking or restricting the flow of steam.
• Models CX1600 to CX5000 are made of multiple steam generators. Each steam generator must be plumbed separately to a dedicated steam line and dedicated steam head.

Failure to pitch the steam piping as required for condensate to drain, may cause condensate to block the flow of steam. Blocking the steam flow may cause steam pressure to discharge boiling water through the steam head, resulting in a scalding hazard. Blocking the flow of steam may cause steam to discharge through the safety valve, resulting in a scalding hazard.
For the optimal distribution of steam, steam heads should be spaced evenly throughout the steam room.

STEAMHEAD INSTALLATION

• For steam rooms constructed of tile, marble or similar non-porous heat-resistant materials for the enclosure, locate steam head 12 inches above steam room floor and install MsSteam PN 103938 acrylic shield on each steam head.
• Locate each steam head away from bather seating area and away from traffic patterns as required to prevent incidental contact with steamhead or direct steam emissions.
• Install each steam head with steam slots facing to the left and right as shown in the diagrams.
• Apply a bead of silicone around the steam head where it meets the wall as required to prevent moisture damage.

To preserve the steamhead finish, do not use wrench or other tools to tighten. Use of proper thread sealant and hand tightening is usually sufficient.

ACRYLIC SHIELD

Apply a small bead of silicone in the grooves on the top and bottom of the steamhead. Place an Acrylic Shield (PN 103985) over the steamhead until the tabs engage the grooves in the steamhead.
Do not use with fragrance containing aldehydes. Acrylic Shield damage may result. MrSteam oils are approved for use with this acrylic shield.

CONTROL MOUNTING
Select the mounting plate or box for either flush or surface mounting respectfully.

FLUSH MOUNTING

• Cut a 5 7/8” wide by 7 5/8” tall hole into the wall.
• Insert the control into the provided mounting plate.
• Insert and tighten each of the 4 provided clips into their respective slots on the sides and top of the control to secure the control to the mounting plate.
• Insert the control into the new hole in the wall.
• Take note that the wire connections and the light on the front face of the control should be facing down.
• Using the provided screws and wall anchors, secure the mounting plate to the wall.

SURFACE MOUNTING

• Insert the control into the provided mounting box. Take note that the wire connections and the light on the front face of the control should be facing down, as does the side of the box which is open.
• Insert and tighten each of the 4 provided clips into their respective slots on the sides and top of the control to secure the control to the mounting box.
• Using the provided screws and wall anchors, secure the mounting box to the wall.

CONTROL ELECTRICAL
The control must be plugged into a 120 VAC outlet

GENERATOR ELECTRICAL

• Connect power wiring to main terminal block.
• Open the Terminal cover on the right side of the generator.
• Connect the 30 minute room timer, and the emergency stop, diagram below. The 30-minute room timer and the emergency stop are optional. A jumper between the L and S terminals will need to be removed to install the room timer. Please see the appropriate wiring diagram for more details. If this room does not use either options, no changes are needed.
• In the event the CX system has multiple generators, connect the 30-minute room timer, the emergency stop, and the room probe to generator 1.

EXTERNAL TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

• Never use damaged equipment, doing so may result in an inoperative or hazardous installation.
• All electrical wiring installation to be performed by a qualified licensed electrician by the National Electrical Code and Local Electrical Code.
• Connect the electrical power supply to the power block only. Do not connect power supply directly to the elements. Connecting power directly to the elements may result in a dry fire and result in elevated temperatures and a fire hazard.
• For 208V units do not apply more than 218V service.
• Use minimum 90° rated insulated copper conductors only, sized by National Electrical Code and Local Electrical Code for the current in Ampere Chart. If allowed by codes, NM cable may require a larger wire size than as listed on the chart.
• Connect suitably sized equipment grounding wire to ground terminal provided. Neutral (white) wire is not required for 208V and 240V units.
• Provide suitable over-current protection (fuses or circuit breaker).
• Provide a power supply disconnect within sight of the steam generator or one that is capable of being locked in the open position as required by code.
• Wire size (AWG) is based on a minimum 90° C rated THHN copper conductors. Refer to the National Electric Code for other types of conductors.

Electrical Chart

Models CX1600 – CX2500 are made of two discrete generators, model CX3000 is made of three and model CX5000 CX5000 is made of 4 units

Model| kW| Room

Volume (FT3)

| Volts| Phase| Amps| Wire size (AWG)

for 25°C

---|---|---|---|---|---|---

CX0360

|

9

|

Up to 360

| 208| 1| 44| 6
3| 25| 8
240| 1| 38| 8
3| 22| 10
480| 3| 11| 14

CX0500

|

12

|

361 – 500

| 208| 1| 58| 4
3| 34| 8
240| 1| 50| 6
3| 29| 8
480| 3| 14| 12

CX0600

|

15

|

501 – 600

| 208| 1| 73| 4
3| 42| 8
240| 1| 63| 4
3| 37| 8
480| 3| 19| 10

CX0800

|

20

|

601 – 800

| 208| 1| 97| 1
3| 56| 4
240| 1| 84| 3
3| 48| 6
480| 3| 24| 8

CX1000

|

24

|

801 – 1000

| 208| 1| 116| 1/0
3| 67| 4
240| 1| 100| 1
3| 58| 6
480| 3| 29| 8

CX1250

|

30

|

1001 – 1250

| 208| 1| 145| 3/0
3| 84| 2
240| 1| 125| 2/0
3| 73| 3
480| 3| 36| 8

CX1600*

|

40     (2X 20)

|

1251 – 1600

| 208| 3| 112 (2X 56)| 2X 4
240| 3| 96 (2X 48)| 2X 6
480| 3| 48 (2X 24)| 2X 8

CX2000*

|

48      (2X 24)

|

1601 – 2000

| 208| 3| 134 (2X 67)| 2X 4
240| 3| 116 (2X 58)| 2X 6
480| 3| 58 (2X 29)| 2X 8

CX2500*

|

60      (2X 30)

|

2001 – 2500

| 208| 3| 168 (2X 84)| 2X 2
240| 3| 146 (2X73)| 2X 3
480| 3| 72 (2X 36)| 2X 8

CX3000*

|

72      (3X 24)

|

2501 – 3000

| 208| 3| 201 (3X 67)| 3X 4
240| 3| 174 (3X 58)| 3X 6
480| 3| 87 (3X 29)| 3X 8

CX5000*

|

120      (4X 30)

|

3001 – 5000

| 208| 3| 336 (4X 84)| 4X 2
240| 3| 292 (4X73)| 4X 3
480| 3| 144 (4X 36)| 4X 8

CONTROL CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAM

POWER CIRCUIT WIRING DIAGRAM

GENERATOR DIMENSIONS

Dimensions

TO AVOID EQUIPMENT DAMAGE DO NOT CONNECT POWER SUPPLY DIRECTLY TO ELEMENTS.
Connecting power directly to the elements will result in a dry fire and result in elevated temperatures and a fire hazard.

CONTROL DIMENSIONS

TEMPERATURE SENSOR INSTALLATION

• Locate sensor on a wall inside the steam room five (5) feet above the floor.
  DO NOT LOCATE THE SENSORS NEAR OR ABOVE THE STEAMHEAD(S) AS THIS MAY CAUSE DIRECT STEAM EMISSION TO INTERFERE WITH STEAM-ROOM TEMPERATURE REGULATION .

• Route sensor cable directly to PLC in the primary generator as shown.

• Do not route sensor cable with power wiring next to electric motors or any other location subject to electrical noise.

• Seal cable entrance to steam room with silicone.

• Protect sensor with bulb guard provided.
  Ensure all splices in the sensor cable are securely crimped or soldered and sealed with heat shrink tubing.

30 MINUTE ROOM TIMER

• The 30 minute timer provides guests in the steam room an accurate and easy way to safely time their steam sessions. It is available as a Digital (104560) or Mechanical (CU-99216B) timer.
• This timer may only be fitted by a qualified electrician.
• This timer uses the specific supply voltage. Fit the timer appropriately before connecting it to the main supply. Never touch the live contacts or components at the open back of the timer.
• Protection against touch contact must be ensured by proper mounting. When fitting the timer, make sure that during normal operation it is impossible for the end user of the steam generator it was fitted in to remove the timer by pulling it to the front and exposing the live parts.
• Avoid any contact of the timer with water.
• The 30-minute room timer shall be installed to the external connection terminal block. See page 16 for location. The jumper shall be removed as per the wiring diagram.
• In the event the CX system has multiple generators, connect the 30-minute room timer, the emergency stop, and the room probe to generator 1.
• When connecting the digital timer the timer’s neutral connects to the N terminal, the timer’s power connects to the L terminal and the switched circuit from the timer connects to the S terminal. When connecting a mechanical timer only the L and S terminals are used
• To prevent a shock hazard the 30-minute timer shall not be installed inside the steam room.

EXTERNAL TERMINAL CONNECTIONS

REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

IP ADDRESS ASSIGNMENT

Each generator needs to be assigned an IP address by the CONTROL.

Single Generator System

1. Take the provided ethernet cable and connect it to the ethernet port on the right side of the generator as well as the ethernet port on the bottom of the CONTROL.
2. Power on both the generator and the CONTROL.
3. When the CONTROL powers up, it will tell you that at least one steam unit is offline
4. Click on “Steam Unit 1”.
5. On the window that pops up, click on “CONTINUE”.
6. The CONTROL will reboot

Multi-Generator System

1. Take one of the provided ethernet cables and connect it to the ethernet port on the right side of the first generator as well as the ethernet port on the router.
2. Take another of the provided cables and connect it to the ethernet port on the bottom of the CONTROL as well as another ethernet port on the router.
3. Power on both the generator, the CONTROL, and the router.
4. When the CONTROL powers up, it will tell you that at least one steam unit is offline.
5. When the CONTROL powers up, use the buttons at the bottom of the screen to select the total number of generators in this system.
6. click on the first offline “Steam Unit” button.
7. On the window that pops up, click on “CONTINUE”.
8. The CONTROL will reboot.
9. While the CONTROL is rebooting, connect the next generator to the router using another ethernet cable and turn on power to that generator.
10. Repeat steps 6-9 until all the CONTROL is rebooting and all generators have been connected.

PROGRAMMING

1. On the main page, tap the three horizontal line button in the upper left corner.

2. On the menu that comes up, select “Date\Time”.

3. Adjust the date and time as necessary.

4. Press the “OK” button to return to the main page.

5. Repeat step 1, and select “Temp Setting”.

6. Adjust the set temperature as necessary.

7. Press the “OK” button to return to the main page.

8. Repeat step 1, and select “Start\Stop Time”.

9. There are 7 available settings, which can be toggled through using the arrows on the upper right. For each desired setting, select the days which is applies to and the start and stop time on those days.
   Note : These times act as triggers rather than ranges of operation. The generator will start up when the next set “start time” is.
   Note : If two settings have overlapping times, the setting with the lower number will be used.

10. Once all settings have been entered, press the back button in the lower left corner.

11. If you would like the system to start immediately, press “Manual Start” button on the main page. It will run until the next “Stop Time” preset.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES

• Main Page
  The generator can be manually started or stopped on this page. This button will also override any presets.

• Status Page
  This screen shows the status of generator and the steam room itself. In addition, Steam Status “SS”, Water Level Status “WL”, and Auto Flush Status “AF” can be seen in the bottom right corner of every screen. Green and White indicates a normal condition. Orange indicates a standby mode. Red indicates an error or off. With the Auto Flush, white indicates it is off, and green indicates it is on.

• Alarms Page
  This screen shows any alarms that may have occurred. Alarms colored red are still active while grayed out ones are resolved themselves. The aqua colored alarm is the currently selected one. If the “i” button is pressed, more details about the alarm will appear in a new window. The /!\ button clears the list of all resolved alarms.

• Settings Page
  Some settings specific to the CONTROL can be set from this page. The aligns with the cleaning time. This feature disables the touch screen for that period of time so it can be cleaned. The recalibrates the touch screen. “Start Mode” determines how the system starts when a timer is connected. When the start mode is set to “Steam” the generator will create steam and heat the the room to the set point for the first 45 minutes of operation, even if the timer is off. When the start mode is set to standby the system will maintain the water temperature in the unit but not create steam until the timer is turned on .

• IOM
  A digital version of the IOM is available on the CONTROL

• About Page
  This page has software information. In addition, if the system needs to change the number of generators, that can be done from this page. When multiple generators are present the “Steam Unit No.” will have toggle buttons which will allow the user to scroll through the different software versions of each generator.
  AutoFlush Operation: •Each time the CX steam generator is turned off(either manually or by a programmed off time), theAutoFlush sequence will begin•The AutoFlush valve will open to drain the sediment rich water from the tank, and the feed solenoid valve will open to bring in fresh water to quench the drain water.•The system will drain and flush for 10 minutes, after 10 minutes the valve will close and the unit will remain empty until the next time it is started manually or with the timer.
  Scalding hazard, the CX unit drains at 140 *F, do not drain into a steam enclosure or any location where accidental contact with drain water may occur

TROUBLESHOOTING

Applies to 1-2

1. Electric shock hazard. MrSteam steam generators are connected to high voltage and contain live electrical components. All installation and service to be performed by qualified and licensed electricians only. Installation or service by unqualified persons or failure to use MrSteam parts may result in property damage or in a personal injury.
2. Do not disassemble or service any components. Internal components contain no serviceable parts.

The model and serial number is printed on the data plate on the front of the steam bath generator. Please have this information available when contacting Technical Services.
Note : Disconnect all connections going to the steam generator. When disconnecting the AutoFlush connector, close manual drain valve.

1. Step 1 Check main incoming power to the unit.
2. Step 2 Ensure the wires from the primary side of the transformer are connected to the quick connect tabs on the line side of the contactor.
3. Step 3 Verify that 120 VAC is coming out of the transformer, BLACK & WHITE wires, into the circuit board.
4. Step 4 Push the manual ON button on the CONTROL to run the generator. Make sure the steam room is empty.
5. Step 5 Verify 120 VAC to the water feed solenoid, GRAY & WHITE wires (will fill when needed).
6. Step 6 Temporarily short out the WLS (Purple wire) and GROUND (Green wire) terminals and verify that the contactor engages.
7. Step 7 Check main voltage on the load side of the contactor when it is engaged.

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
FAULTY WATER FEED SOLENOID & HEATING ELEMENT

Disengage emergency stop switch
Steam Unit X: Communication to CONTROL Interrupted| There is an issue with the ethernet cables or their connections| Check to make sure the connections are secure
 |  | Replace cable
 |  | Replace router
Steam Unit X:

Has a Hardware Error

| Damage to the PLC| Replace PLC
Steam Unit X:

Check X Voltage Supply

| Damage to the 24VDC power supply| Replace 24VDC power supply
Steam Unit X:

X Has A Cable Break At Input 1

| Room Probe Disconnected| Check to make sure the connections are secure
 |  | Replace cable
Steam Unit X:

X Has A Cable Break At Input 2

| Tank Temperature Probe Disconnected| Check to make sure the connections are secure
 |  | Replace cable
Start\Stop Time Settings X:

Invalid

| Start\Stop Time Setting X has a start time which is after the stop time| Adjust the setting
Start\Stop Time Settings Day X:

Overlap

| Multiple Start\Stop Time Settings have Day X activated| Adjust the setting
Steam Unit X:

Low Water Level Fault

| Heating Element scaling or possible failure| Remove Heating Element, check for scaling or failure. Remove any scaling or replace element.

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