Components Review; Operation; Operation Components - Dibo Hotbox 1.780.200 Mode D'emploi

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O P E R AT I O N
1 temperature regulating button
2 main switch
3 entry of the fuel tank
4 exit hotbox
5 water flow

COMPONENTS REVIEW

1 B U R N E R
The type of burner depends on the type of machine. The 'green burner' is a
burner that makes a higher efficiency.
2 P LU G / S O C K E T
The implementation of the plug/socket is country dependent.
The machine is provided from the factory without plug.
The DiBO dispenser will install the correct plug for delivery.
3 F U E L TA N K
The fuel tank can be filled with by loosen the fuel cap at the back side of the
operation panel. The tank is provided of an air releasing, suction conduit and an
return conduit on the top. The tank has a capacity of 27 litres.
Pay attention: during the filling, the maximum filling value of the
tank may not be exceeded (see "Technical data" on page 23 ).
4 F LOW S W I TC H
The flow switch checks if there is sufficient water flow. As soon as sprayed, the
water flows through the flow switch. At sufficient flow, the burner will be active.
5 S A F E T Y VA LV E
If the pressure in the water circuit gets to high by unexpected circumstances,
the safety valve will open and the water flows away.

Operation

OPERATION COMPONENTS

1 T E M P E R AT U R E R E G U L AT I N G B U T TO N
The temperature regulating button has been carried out as a turning button and
can be found centrally on the operation panel. With the temperature regulating
button the maximum temperature of the cleaning water can be adjusted:
• Turning button to the left is minimum temperature (1°C).
• Turning button to the right is maximum temperature.
Determine experimental with which spray pressure and at which temperature
the best can be cleaned, without damaging the object (for example: rubber -
don't turn the button over 50°C). A cleaning temperature of more than 95°C
can only be reached by reduce the flow which provides the high pressure
pump. The temperature will rise maximum to the adjusted value indicated on
the thermostat. If the flow becomes too low, the flow switch will switch off the
burner, this way the system prevents that the temperature can exceed the
critical value (= overheating).
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