ASI 10-0185 Profile Steel Cover Surface Mount Hand Dryer Instruction Manual

: August 29, 2024
: ASI

Table of Contents

10-0185 Profile Steel Cover Surface Mount Hand Dryer
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
General safety information:
Installation
Installation Kit Included (find in carton)
Service Tool Included (with installation kit)
Recommended mounting heights
Operation
Cleaning and Maintenance
Warranty
Diagnostics and Remedies
Repair parts list
Diagram
References
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Hand Dryer
Operating Instructions and Parts Manual
Surface-mounted ADA-compliant hand dryer

10-0185 Profile Steel Cover Surface Mount Hand Dryer

AMERICAN SPECIALTIES, INC.
441 Saw Mill River Road, Yonkers, NY 10701 914-476-9000

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY THROUGH THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT.
OBSERVING ALL SAFETY INFORMATION, WARNINGS AND CAUTIONS WILL PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS. PLEASE KEEP INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

MODEL # 0185
Patented No. D 543,661 S

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

ITEM CATEGORY	PERFORMANCE DATA
Operating Voltage	100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 2.2 kW
Warm Air Volume Output	185 CFM {314.5m°/h}
Warm Air Temp Output	149 F {65 Chat ambient T = 77°F {25°C}
Motor Type	Ya HP, 7.5 krpm, Brush Type, Dual Ball Bearings
Motor Thermal Protection	Auto Resetting Thermostat turns unit off at 221°F,

{105°C}
Heater Element| 2020W @ 120 VAC, Nichrome 7.12 0
Heater Thermal Protection| Auto Resetting Thermostat turns unit off at 149°F, {65°C}, Resets at 122°F {50°C}
Drying Time| Less than 25 seconds
Circuit Operation| Infrared Automatic, self-adjusting
Sensor Range| 2″ to 13″ [51 mm to 330 mm], adjustable; standard 7″ [18 cm + 2 cm]
Timing Protection| 2 minutes auto shut off
Timing Duration| 2 seconds delayed turn off after last sensor read
Cover Type| 16 gauge (.063″, 1.6 mm) thick drawn steel or 304 series stainless steel
Cover Finish| Porcelain Enamel on steel or Bright or Satin on stainless steel
Net Weight| 12 Ibs [5.45 kg]
Shipping Weight| 12.7 Ibs [5.75 kg]
Unit Size| 14-7/16″ W x 10-13/16″ H x 3-15/16″ D [867 mm x 275 mm x 100 mm]
ADAAG Compliance| Less Than 4″ [102 mm] Projection

Motor

Input (Vac)	Vac	Inrush A(W)
115	115	2.16 (248)
120	120	2.25 (270)
208	104	1.95 (203)
220	110	2.07 (227)
230	115	2.16 (248)
240	120	2.25 (270)

Heater

Vac	Inrush / Operating A(W)
115	16.2 (1857)
120	16.8 (2020)
104	14.6 (1519)
110	15.4 (1700)
115	16.2 (1857)
120	16.8 (2020)

Total

Inrush A(W)	Operating A(W)
18.4 (2105)	17.6 (2022)
19 (2290)	18.3 (2200)
16.6 (1722)	15.9 (1654)
17.5 (1927)	16.8 (1851)
18.4 (2105)	17.6 (2022)
19 (2290)	18.3 (2200)

AMERICAN SPECIALTIES INC.
441 Saw Mill River Road
Yonkers, NY 10701-4913
914.476.9000 | Fax 914.476.0688

General safety information:

WARNING This product is intended for installation by a qualified service person. Use AWG NO. 12 solid conductor for wiring.
DANGER Failure to properly ground unit could result in severe electrical shock and/or death.
WARNING Disconnect power at the service breaker before installing or servicing.
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 —

Installation

– IMPORTANT – READ COMPLETELY BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION PROCEDURE

Make sure power supply breaker is switched off. 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.
Place template against wall at desired height (see mounting height recommendations) and mark locations of 4 mounting holes and wire service entry at knockout (KO) location.
Note: For two or more dryers, dryers should be no closer than 24 inches (610 mm) on center.
Remove and retain 2 cover screws and cover.
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).
Attach dryer to wall. For wood wall/studs use 1/4 inch (6 mm) screws at length that will ensure 1 inch (25 mm) min. stud penetration. For masonry walls use expansion bolts or anchors for 1/4 inch (6 mm) screws to ensure penetration 1/4 inch (6 mm) deeper than anchor. Shim if necessary to ensure base plate is flat against wall.
Connect supply and ground wires to terminal block where indicated or connect supply wires to terminal block where indicated and connect ground wire to base plate with ground screw (Connections: A. Connect the live wire (colored Brown or Black) to the terminal block marked “L1”. B. Connect the neutral wire (colored White or Grey) or connect the second live wire (colored Red or Orange) to the terminal block marked “N/L2”. C. Connect the ground wire (colored green or green and yellow or bare conductor) to the terminal block marked “ ” or to the green screw marked “ “). Colors of live and neutral wires depend on voltage of supply service and requirements of Building and Electrical Code having jurisdiction.
Replace cover. Do not over-tighten screws.
Switch on circuit breaker and test unit operation.
Complete and mail registration reply postcard.

Installation Kit Included (find in carton)

Self-Threading screws (1/4″ x 1-1/2″) x 4 pcs
Metal Washer (3/8″ x 7/8″x 1/16″) x 4 pcs
Nylon bushing x 4 pcs

Service Tool Included (with installation kit)

Security hex wrench (5/32″ ) x 1 pc
Please unpack the unit and check the quantity of the above tool and kit.

Recommended mounting heights

– from bottom edge of dryer above finished floor (AFF) SEE TEMPLATE 05072042

Men	90″	(1270 mm)
Women	47″	(1194 mm)
Children 4-7 years	35″	(889 mm)
Children 8-10 years	39″	(991 mm)
Children 11-13 years	43″	(1092 mm)
Children 14-16 years	47″	(1194 mm)
Handicaped	40″	(1016 mm)

Operation

No-touch operation
Shake excess water from hands.
Place hands under the outlet to start operation.
Rub hands lightly and rapidly.
Stops automatically after hands are removed.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Periodic cleaning of the unit is recommended to ensure optimum performance.

Disconnect the electrical supply.
Remove the two cover-mounting screws.
Remove the cover.
Clean all dust lint from the interior of the dryer.
Wipe the cover with a damp cloth and mild cleaning solution. Do not Soak. Never use abrasives to clean the cover.
Replace the cover. Do not over tighten the screws.

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 Ten years. 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. ASI’s 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. Transportation, freight costs and labor are also excluded. Defective parts must be returned prepaid, accompanied by the unit serial number, to the point of purchase. This warranty is granted solely to the original purchaser of the unit and is subject to registration.

Diagnostics and Remedies

Symptom	Corrective Action
If the dryer will not run	First ensure that the breaker supplying the dryer

is operational. If it is, disconnect the power and remove the dryer cover. Taking suitable precautions to avoid shock hazard, reconnect the power and check for voltage at the terminal block.
If there is power and the dryer will not run, replace the circuit board module (CBM) and/or the sensor module and/or the power transistor (part of the wire harness, item 20/22).
If the dryer cycles by itself, runs all the time, or is not sensitive enough| Ensure that there is no obstruction on or in front of the infra-red sensor. Clean any dirt off the sensor lens. Try adjusting the sensitivity potentiometer on CBM (blue knob). If the problem persists, replace the CBM and/or the sensor module.
If the element gets hot but the fan motor does not turn| Disconnect the power. Remove the dryer cover and check for obstructions in the fan housing. Damaged fans must be replaced. If there are no obstructions, replace the motor.
If the unit runs but makes a buzz noise| Disconnect the power. Remove the dryer cover and check the fan for rubbing on the housing as it rotates. Replace fan if the condition exists.
If the fan motor runs but the element does not get hot (Dryer blows cold air)| Disconnect the power and remove the dryer cover. Check for loose or damaged wires. Remove the blower housing.
Check the element for signs of burning or breakage. Damaged element must be replaced. If the element does not appear damaged, disconnect it at the CBM and check element wire continuity (see tech spec). An open circuit indicates damage to the element wire and to the integral temperature limit control (TLC). Separate the TLC and test for open circuit. If this is the case, replace the element and/or the thermostat.
If the motor makes ticking/winding noise when it runs| Disconnect the power. Remove the dryer cover and check the brushes for worn condition (less than 25/64″ (10mm) graphite remains) and replace them, if necessary. Purchase rebuild kit to perform repair.

Repair parts list

Key	Part #	Description
1	A0001	Rubber grommet -Base (4 reqd.)
2	A0002	Base plate
3	A0003	Blower housing – RH
4	A0004	Motor
5	A0005	Rubber grommet -Motor (4 reqd.)
6	A0006	Motor bracket
7	A0007	Nylon washer (4 reqd.)
8	A0008	Cover
9	A0009	Circuit Board Module (CBM)
10	A0010	Terminal block
11	A0011	Grounding screw with cup washer
12	A0012	Cable clamp
13	A0013	Thermostat (TLC)
14	A0014	Blower housing – LH
15	A0015	Blower wheel
16	A0016	Heater assembly
17	A0017	Air intake
18	A0018	Security hex screw with lock washer (2 reqd.)
19	A0019	Sensor Module, 10-5/8″ cable
20	A0024	Power Transistor (part of item 22)
21	A0020	Security hex wrench
22	A0027	Wire harness (not shown)
23	A0026	Motor brush (2 reqd.)
24	A0028	Metal washer (4 reqd.)
25	A0029	Nylon bushing (4 reqd.)
26	A0030	Circuit diagram label (not shown)
27	A0031	Rating label
28	A0032	Barrier plate – LH
29	A0033	Barrier plate – RH
30	A0034	Access hole plug
31	–	Screw (5 reqd. 4x8mm), Philips pan head
32	–	Screw (4 reqd. 1/4″x1-1/2″), Philips pan head
33	–	Screw (4 reqd. 5x10mm), Philips pan head
34	–	Screw (6 reqd. 4x10mm), Philips pan head
35	–	Screw (2 reqd. 3x6mm), Philips pan head
36	–	Screw (4 reqd. 5x12mm), Philips pan head
37	–	Screw (2 reqd. 5x10mm), Philips pan head
38	–	Screw (4 reqd. 4x6mm), Philips pan head
39	–	Screw (1 reqd. 4x6mm), headless set (with 2mm hex key)
40	–	Screw (2 reqd. 3x16mm), Philips pan head
41	–	Screw (1 reqd. ~4x10mm), Philips pan head with external tooth lock