Dryflow TFJM Turboforce Junior MKII Hand Dryer User Manual
- June 5, 2024
- Dryflow
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Turboforce Junior MKII Hand Dryer
User Manual
Dryflow, 7 Riverside Court, Don
Road, Sheffield, S9 2TJ. The UK.
+44 (0)114 3540047 | [email protected] |
www.dryflow.co.uk **PLEASE READ CAREFULLY
THROUGH THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THE
PRODUCT, OBSERVING ALL SAFETY INFORMATION, AND WARNINGS.**
SAFETY WARNINGS
Before installing, be sure to read this installation manual and retain it for
future reference.
This product must be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with the
instructions given in this manual and installation must comply with all
applicable regulations, national security standards, and laws in force in the
country where the product is installed.
Turn off the power at the main switch before installing or servicing the dryer
unit
The dryer must not be installed on a flammable surface. Do not damage any
parts of the electrical connections.
Pre-arrange an appropriate power outlet and a system of disconnection in
accordance with current local regulations. Make sure the product is properly
connected to the ground. If there is no ground connection, there is a risk of
an electrical shock.
Do not install the dryer over a washbasin. If the power cord is damaged, it
must be repaired by qualified personnel to avoid any type of risk.
This dryer can be used by children aged 8 years and above. People with reduced
physical, sensory or mental abilities or lack of experience and knowledge, if
they have been given supervision and appropriate training regarding the use of
the dryer in a safe manner, can use it with no restriction.
Children should not play with the apparatus. Cleaning and maintenance
performed by the owner should not be done without children having supervision.
During use, temperatures above 158℉ [70℃] may develop in the parts near the
hot air nozzle. Do not touch or cover the dryer during use or when finished
using it.
General safety information:
WARNING
This product is intended for installation by a qualified service person.
Use AWG NO.12 solid conductor for wiring.| WARNING
Disconnect power at the service breaker before installing or servicing.
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DANGER
Failure to properly ground the unit could result in service electrical shock
and/or death.| WARNING
All units must be supplied with a 3-wire service. The ground wire must be
connected to the dryer’s backplate.
–NOTE: Do not install dryer over washbasin —
PACKING LIST
| ITEM KEY | ITEM DESCRIPTION | ITEM QTY | NOTES |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Hand Dryer Unit Complete | 1 | Stainless Steel 304 Cover & Cabinet |
| B | Owner Manual (OM – this booklet) | 1 | |
| C | Mounting Template (MT) | 1 | |
| D | Wall Anchors, Expansion | 4 | Φ8x38MM [ 5/16″ Dia.x 1-1/2″], for#10 |
| E | Self-threading Phillips PH Screws | 4 | M5x36MM [ No.10 AB x 1-3/16″] |
| F | Flat Washer | 4 | F1 For M5[No.10 AB]Phillips PH Screws |
| G | Hex Key (for cover screws) | 1 | For 4MM[ 5/32″] hex socket FH Screws |
SPECIFICATION
ONLY to be used on the same voltage as product rated label marked.
| Voltage: | 220V-240V 50/60Hz,6A,1350W |
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| Stand-by Power: | Less than 2.0W |
| Air Temperature: | 45℃[113°F](Distance from nozzle=100MM[4″],Room |
Temp.=25℃[77°F])
Air Velocity:| 100M/S[328 FT/S] / 360KM/H[224MPH]
Air Flow:| 270M³/H[76.5CFM)
Drying Time:| 10-12 Seconds
Timing Protection:| Forced Hold-On 60 Seconds auto shut-off
Timing Duration:| Auto Shut-Off ≤3 Seconds after the last sensor read
Sensor Range:| 5-15CM[2″~ 5-7/8″], Owner Adjustable
Fuse Protection:| Main PCB, Φ5×20, 250V, 10A[230V]
Protection Level:| IP23
Electric Isolation:| CLASS ǀ
Brush Motor:| 25000RPM, 500W[0.67HP]
Noise(at 1M):| 70dB
Weight:| 3.5KG[7.7lb]/Net Weight, 4.0KG[8.8lb]/Shipping Weight
BEFORE INSTALLATION
Installation must be carried out in accordance with the current edition of the
local wiring regulations code having jurisdiction. Installation should be
performed only by a qualified electrician.
| The hand dryer is to be installed with a hardwired stub provided in advance
of installation by others.
See MT for a complete reference to mounting heights and power KO locations.|
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| It is recommended to avoid installation of the dryer near
high reflective objects
(mirror, stainless steel washbasins, etc.) in order to avoid faulty function
of the
presence sensor.
INSTALLATION
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Make sure the power supply breaker is switched off. Installation must adhere to the regulations of the current edition of the local wiring code having jurisdiction. Installation should be performed only by a qualified electrician.
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Place template against the wall at the desired height (see mounting height recommendations on MT) and mark locations of four(4) mounting holes and wire service entry at the knockout (KO) location.
Note: For two(2) or more dryer units, units should be no closer than 610MM[24″] on centers. -
Remove and retain 2 cover screws and cover.
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a. For in-wall (concealed) power supply-
Provide supply wire to KO location according to local code and attach securely to chassis at KO with appropriate strain relief connector (not supplied).
b. For surface Mounted Conduit (exposed) power supply –
Provide appropriate conduit to entry location accordingly to local code and attach securely to chassis with correct strain relief connector (not supplied). -
Drill four(4) holes at locations A, B, C, and D of 5/16″ Diameter(Φ8) x 35MM[1-3/8″] deep if using wall anchors supplied with the unit. Install supplied anchors flush with the wall face, or install another fastening system suitable for wall conditions (not supplied). Attach dryer to the wall. For wood wall/studs use Dia. M6[1/4″] screws at length that will ensure 25MM [1″] min. stud penetration. For masonry walls use expansion bolts or anchors for Dia.M6[1/4″] screws to ensure penetration 6MM[1/4″] deeper than an anchor. Shim if necessary to ensure the base plate is flat against the wall.
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Connect supply and ground wires to the terminal block where indicated or connect supply wires to the terminal block where indicated and connect the ground wire to the base plate with a ground screw.
Connections:
A. Connect the live wire(colored Brown, Red, or Black) to the terminal block marked “L”.
B. Connect the neutral wire(colored Black, Blue, White, or Grey) or connect the second live wire(colored Red or Orange) to the terminal block marked “N”.
C. Connect the ground wire to the terminal block marked “ ” or to the green screw marked “ ”Bare grounding (earth) wires should be sleeved with green and yellow or green tubing.
The colors of live and neutral wires depend on the voltage of supply service and the requirements of the Building and Electrical Code having jurisdiction. -
Replace cover. Do not over-tighten screws.
OPERATION
No-touch operation.
There is a blue LED light to guide the user to the airflow.
Shake excess water from hands.
Place hands under the outlet to start operation.
Rub hands lightly and rapidly under the nozzle outlet.
Stops automatically after hands are removed or if maximum time is reached.
BASIC USE
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Operation without touching, place your hands under the exit to activate the
device.| Externally visible service blue LED light guides hands to airflow.|
After 3 seconds without detecting hands, the device
stops automatically.
OWNER ADJUSTMENTS
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It is possible to turn on/off hot air with a switch (Selection) located inside
the unit chassis (See 7 in “INSTALLATION”).| It is possible to adjust the
sensor range by means of the sensor VR located on the program PCB (See section
8 in “INSTALLATION”).
DIAGNOSTICS & REMEDIES
| SYMPTOM | CORRECTIVE ACTION |
|---|---|
| The hand dryer fails to start | Ensure the breaker supplying the dryer is |
operational. If it is, disconnect the power and remove the hand dryer cover.
Check all the wire connections to sure they are well fixed.
Turn on the power and verify the correct power at the terminal block. If it
does not work then replace the circuit board.
The hand dryer turns on/off erratically or is not sensitive enough| Ensure
that there is no obstruction on or in front of the infrared sensor zone. Clean
any dirt off the sensor lens.
Try adjusting the sensitivity potentiometer on the program board.
If it still does not work, replace the circuit board and sensor board.
Not hot air
The hand dryer makes a ticking noise
| Check if the heat element switch is set for power on.
Check if the heating element is broken. If yes, replace it with a new
one.Check the motor brush’s wear-down condition. Replace them if worn out or
install a new motor.
Disconnect power, remove the cover and check to make sure no object is stuck
in motor vents.
WARRANTY
All of our dryers are designed and manufactured to provide years of dependable
performance. Component parts are guaranteed to be free of defects in material
and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from the date of original
invoice. This guarantee will be honored provided that the dryer is installed
and maintained in accordance with the instructions. Parts damaged during the
installation are the purchaser’s responsibility. The warranty covers defects
exclusively, and only liability for the replacement of defective parts will be
accepted. This warranty does not cover wear and tear, or misuse and abuse.
Defective parts must be returned, accompanied by the serial number, to the
point of purchase. This warranty is granted solely to the original purchaser
of the unit and is subject to registration.
MAINTENANCE
Periodic cleaning of the unit is recommended. Remove cover and clean dryer dust lint.
Cleaning stainless steel
Stainless steel is highly resistant to rust, but there are some very strict
cleaning and maintenance rules to be followed to prevent damage to its
appearance.
General Cleaning Tips
Apply neutral detergents formulated for these purposes (non-ionic
surfactants and citric acid). Apply the detergent with a soft cloth. Be
careful with abrasive clothes. They may scratch the surface. Rinse with water
until all the detergent has gone.
Residue from hygiene products, liquid soap, shampoos, bath gel, etc, can also
damage surfaces.
Rinse the surface with plenty of water after use.
Limescale stains can be prevented by drying the surface with a soft cloth
after use.
Limescale from mains water: Apply a solution of one part vinegar and three
parts water directly to the stains and leave to work for a few minutes. Then
rub with a soft cloth or damp sponge. Then give it a final wash with plenty of
water and neutral soap to ensure it is thoroughly rinsed.
Unacceptable practices (loss of guarantee)
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Do not apply detergents with abrasive products or which contain:
Hydrochloric acid
Sodium hypochlorite (bleach)
Formic acid. -
Do not use abrasive utensils like metal sourcing pads or abrasive sponges.
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Do not spray the detergent on the surface, because the liquid can get into the openings or crack in them and cause damage.
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Do not use anti-limescale and descaling cleaning products. They are not suitable for cleanings stainless steel.
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Do not use silver cleaners, which contain chlorides that attack stainless steel.
Warning. Important to avoid ( loss of guarantee)
Bleach and descalers are often applied to bathroom equipment and left to work
for a time. This leads to the release of gases that contain chloride, which
together with the water on the surface cause chlorides to run down the surface
of the stainless steel. This rusts both internal and external surfaces.
DIAGRAM BY STANDARD CIRCUIT BOARD
Compact design for any size washroom
Documents / Resources
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