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Manual Insulation blowing
b
macchine
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anguage – EEnglish Intec — 3771 Monarch
M
Strreet Unit FF, Erie, CO 80516 USA
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Introducction
SSince 1977, both
b
professsional contraactors and do‐it‐yourselff equipmentt users have looked to In
ntec as
tthe industry leader in the design and
d manufactu
ure of innovaative portab
ble insulation
n blowing
eequipment. Now those same individ
duals are pro
ofiting thru tthe use of our high pow
wered vacuum
ms that
aare Engineerred for High Productivityy and Built‐to
o‐Last for Hiigh Value Geeneration. W
We take prid
de in
m
making your job as easy and profitab
ble as possib
ble.
TThe right sysstem for your needs: Inttec strives to
o provide yoou with the b
best combinaation of porttability,
ffunctionalityy, and installation versatility to surpaass your dessired successs. From lighttweight
p
polyethylene
e units with removable hoppers,
h
to larger
l
units with increassed productiion rates and
d
installation versatility,
v
alll of our duraable systemss are made tto maximizee your profit generating
p
potential.
B
Best‐in‐class Customer Service:
S
Totaal ease of usse extends b eyond your initial purch
hase of an In
ntec
ssystem to yo
our evolving needs thru the
t entire liffecycle. Botth before and after the ssale service iis
important to
o keep you ru
unning at pe
eak operatin
ng capabilitiees. Intec’s teechnical team
m provides
installation assistance
a
in addition to maintenancce suggestioons and trouble‐shootingg support. In
n
aaddition to blowing
b
machines, Intec produces a range of acccessories thaat will increaase your
p
productivity when dense
e packing, daamp spraying, and installling net and
d blow.
TThank you fo
or partneringg with Intec.. We apprecciate the connfidence and
d trust you h
have placed in us,
aand wish you
u many profit‐generating opportunitties!
R
Ray Lavallee
P
President, In
ntec
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TTable of Contentts
SSYMBOLS ........................................................................................................... 3 SSAFETY FIRST ....................................................................................................... 3 H
HOW THE SY
YSTEM WOR
RKS ........................................................................................ 4 SSYSTEM SET‐UP: .................................................................................................... 5 SSYSTEM OPEERATION: .............................................................................................. 7 M
MAINTENAN
NCE ..................................................................................................... 9 SSPECIFICATIO
ONS ...................................................................................................12 EELECTRICAL DRAWING ............................................................................................13 M
MAKING A C
CLAIM FOR D
DAMAGE OR
R LOSS .....................................................................14 C
CERTIFICAT
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SSymbols
SYMBOLL
SYM
MBOL
MEANING
Dan
nger
Warrning
Cau
ution
In
ndicates an imminently hhazardous siituation, which, if not avvoided,
will
w result in death
d
or seriious injury.
In
ndicates a po
otentially ha zardous situ
uation, which
h, if not avoided,
co
ould result in
n death or seerious injuryy.
In
ndicates a po
otentially ha zardous situ
uation, which
h, if not avoided,
may
m result in minor or mooderate inju
ury.
SSafety Fiirst
Disconn
nect all pow
wer cords prior to wo
orking on tthe equipm
ment. Failu
ure to do sso
could re
esult in inju
ury or deatth.
Never operate
o
equipment with
w guardss removed.
Never operate
o
equipment with
w hoppe
er removedd.
Never operate
o
equipment while
w
stand
ding in watter as electtrical shockk may resu
ult.
Always use grounded extension cords when opeerating equ
uipment.
When working
w
with insulatio
on, alwayss wear a long sleeve sshirt, glovees and a haat.
Wear go
oggles or safety
s
glassses for eye
e protectioon. Wear a mask for respiratory
protection.
Never put
p your haands into the hopperr or machinne outlet w
while the m
machine is
operatin
ng.
Keep to
ools and foreign objects out of the
t hoppeer.
Never le
eave the machine
m
un
nattended during opeeration. Diisconnect aall power tto the
machine when un
nattended.
Never operate
o
the
e equipme
ent with the access panels off, p
possible
injury may
m occur.
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ect power cord and remote
r
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H
How the
e System Works
O
OVERVIEW: Cellulose, Fiberglass,
F
orr Stone Woo
ol insulation is loaded into the hopper. The insu
ulation
ggoes through
h the agitato
or. The agitaator breaks‐u
up and condditions the in
nsulation forr proper den
nsity
w
while also sw
weeping the insulation in
nto the airlo
ock. The airloock transporrts the insulation into th
he
aairstream cre
eated by the
e blower system. Insulattion is disch arged from the airlock, through thee
m
machine outtlet, and into
o the hose. The
T insulatio
on is furtherr conditioned
d as it travells through th
he hose.
A
An introducttion to key components of the system
ffollows:
EElectrical Panel: The ele
ectrical pane
el, combined
d with
tthe operatorr panel and wireless
w
rem
mote, provide
es for
o
operation off the machine.
G
Ground Faullt Circuit Inte
errupter and
d Circuit b
breakers: Th
hese devicess, located on
ne the Electrrical
P
Panel below the hopper tray, are ite
ems intended
d to
eensure safe operation
o
off the system. The GFCI
p
protects against the systtem shortingg out and putting
tthe operatorr at risk when coming intto contact with
w
w
water. The circuit
c
breakkers are inten
nded to prevvent
o
overloading and damage
e to the equiipment. FFigure 1 LLoading Plattform: The loading platfform is used to
ssupport the cellulose, fib
berglass, or stonewool
s
in
nsulation as it is being lo
oaded into the machine. H
Hopper: The
e hopper forr the Fiber Fo
orce is availaable in
b
both the stan
ndard size and Tall. The
ere are otherr
aavailable safety and perfformance op
ptions available for
tthe Tall hopp
per.
H
Hopper: The
e hopper con
ntains the in
nsulation beiing fed
into the agitaators. A
Agitators: The agitator condition
c
the fibrous
insulation. The
T configuration of the agitators en
nable
h
high producttion rates an
nd appropriaate insulation
n
cconditioningg. The agitattors also tran
nsport the
insulation intto the airlocck.
SSlide Gate: The
T slide gatte is betwee
en the agitators and
tthe airlock. The
T slide gatte allows inssulation to faall into
Figure 2
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tthe airlock. The
T slide gatte is opened
d fully duringg typical opeeration. Closse the gate sslightly to increase
tthe condition
ning of the insulation an
nd alter ratio
o of insulatioon to airflow
w.
A
Airlock: The
e airlock tran
nsfers the inssulation from
m the agitatiion system into the airsttream witho
out
ccoming into contact with
h the blowerr. Insulation
n is dischargeed from the airlock into the hose.
B
Blowing Hosse: The blow
wing hose
ffurther cond
ditions the in
nsulation as it
i
ttransports th
he product from the airlo
ock
tto the installation locatio
on. Note thaat
yyou will want to use a minimum of 50
5
ffeet of hose to ensure prroper materrial
cconditioningg. Figure 3 provides an
o
overview of the 2‐1/2” hose
h
provide
ed
w
with the systtem Note th
he section with
w
ttwo connectors (lower le
eft of Figure 3)
is connected
d to the FiberForce blowing
m
machine; the
e section witth the wirele
ess
rremote transsmitter is co
onnected to the
t
ffirst piece.
SSet up and Operration
SSystem Sett‐Up:
SSet system on
o a dry, leve
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2. Attacch hose to machine
m
outle
et using a ho
ose clamp. 3. Open
n slide gate & place pin in desired op
pening. nect one 12 gauge
g
heavyy duty powerr cord to a 115amp circuit (connectin
ng to a 20am
mp circuit
4. Conn
is fine
e, yet not required). LED
D lights will glow
g
indicatting power to agitator an
nd blower(s) circuit
breakkers. 5. Ensurre your syste
em is located
d on a stable
e flat surfacee to maintain
even loading and
d blowing. Note:
N
Please
e ensure thatt the hopperr
opening is above the Fiber Fo
orce’s filter section
s
as thhis is the
opriate orien
ntation for the hopper to allow the system to
appro
operaate. The hop
pper’s key sllot will matcch the bases ‘key’ as
inten
nded with this orientatio
on; allowing the
t ready ligght to come
on an
nd the system
m to be operational.
6. Make
e sure there is nothing le
eft in the hopper from trransporting..
Often
n reducers, extra
e
power cords, wirelless remotess, hose and
various other too
ols are left in
n the hopperr on start upp causing dam
mage to the agitator, those
tools, and the airrlock.
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SSystem Operation:
1
1. Energize System
eaker/switch
h to the “on” position.
a. Put circuit bre
et button on agitator circcuit breakerr.
b. Push the rese
c. Test GFI to insure the sysstem will trip
p and reset.
d. Check for reaady light on side
s of system between
sttart and stop
p button.
2
2. System Control
C
a. Operator
O
Pan
nel
i. Press the green PUSH TO START button too
turn the system on.
o
The
T blower will
w start. Affter approxim
mately 3‐5
se
econds the agitator
a
will also start.
Note: This system is designed to make the
blower th
he first moto
or to turn on as this
provides an
a audible (ii.e. sound warning)
w
thatt
the system
m’s agitatorss are about to
t start.
ii. Press the red PUSSH TO STOP button
b
to tuurn
mediately sttop.
the syystem off. Both the agitaator and bloower will imm
b. Wireless
W
Rem
mote
i. Press the green button to turn the system
m on.
The
T blower will
w start. Affter approxim
mately 3‐5 s econds the aagitator will also
sttart.
Note: This system is designed to make the b lower the firrst motor to
o turn
on as thiss provides an
n audible (i.e
e. sound warrning) that the system’s
agitators are about to
o start.
ii. Press the red buttton to turn the
t system ooff. Both thee agitator an
nd
blowe
er will immediately stop.
3
3. Load Insu
ulation
C
Cellulose: Pllace full bag on loading platform.
p
Re
emove packkaging and place full
b
bale of cellullose into hop
pper. Note: when usingg the small hhopper confiiguration,
yyou will need
d to place a fraction of the bag into the hopper to allow pro
oduct to fit
into hopper entrance.
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FFiberglass orr Stone Woo
ol:
Cut bag
g in half Bend bag to break P
Place half ba
ag on hopperr with open end facing a
a side. Then cut the plasstic side facin
ng the hopper and a
allow the pro
oduct to exp
pand into thee hopper. Ca
aution – do nnot force prooduct into th
he hopper. TThe n
natural expa
ansion of pro
oduct into the hopper is a
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M
Mainten
nance
P
Preventative
e maintenance will provide for manyy years of troouble‐free u
use.
C
Cleaning
C
Clean the intterior and exxterior of the
e machine weekly
w
by wi ping with a rag and/or b
blowing with
h
ccompressed air; this will help maintaain the longe
evity of the mechanical components in addition
n to the
ssystem’s finish. The macchine has be
een designed
d to work in a dusty environment. H
However, witthout
p
periodic cleaaning and maaintenance, the perform
mance of thee machine will decline po
otentially leaading to
ffailure.
P
Power Cord
d
YYour power cord
c
is subje
ect to consid
derable wearr and tear duuring normaal operation.. Inspect all ccords
p
prior to use to
t ensure saafe operation
n. If any dam
mage is obseerved, be surre to repair o
or replace beefore
o
operating the machine to avoid perssonal injury. Note: Do n ot pull on po
ower cords w
while pluggeed into
m
machine as damage
d
mayy occur.
A
Airlock and
d Seals
TThe airlock assembly
a
is one
o the most important items to keeep in good ccondition. Fo
oreign objectts in the
aairlock can cause damagge and reducce the machiine’s producction. Seal faailure is the m
most commo
on
aairlock assem
mbly failure. Seal failure
e prevents th
he airlock froom holding tthe proper p
pressure. Seeal
ffailure will re
educe the machine’s
m
pro
oduction. A machine wi th seal failure will have air blow outt of the
aairlock into the
t hopper, reducing the
e amount off air exiting tthe machinee outlet. It iss recommended to
vvisually inspe
ected seals each
e
week to
o ensure pro
oper runningg condition. Replace airrlock seals if a cut or
ttear is eviden
nt. Airlock seals
s
should be replaced
d every 300 hhours of opeeration, or once per year. Visit
w
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c
Intecc for replace
ement instruuctions.
FFilter
C
Clean the airr inlet prior to
t each job. If the filter gets dirty duuring the job
b, wipe clean
n as approprriate to
eensure inlet air is movingg into the syystem.
G
Gearbox
TThe motor and drive on the Fiber Fo
orce is mainttenance freee. But it is im
mportant to inspect and
lubricate the
e sprockets and
a chain at least once per
p year. Usse a dry lubricant that w
will not attracct dust
aand insulatio
on. B
Blower Bru
ushes
TTo best access brush rep
placement, itt is suggeste
ed to removee the blowerr from the
b
base of the Fiber
F
Force. Disconnect the wire thaat is connectted to the en
nd of the
w
white brush and slide the old brush from the mo
otor. Recon nect the wirre in the
ssame fashion
n on the new
w brush and slide back in
nto the houssing. Do nott force the
b
brush into th
he housing. It can only be
b installed one
o way.
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TTroubleSShootingg Problem
M
Machine doe
es not turn on.
o
Likkely Cause
Hopper
H
on backwards orr
proximity
p
sensor not lineed up
with
w magnett
Power
P
cord connection
c
iis loose
Power
P
cord not
n connecteed at
machine
m
or power
p
sourcce.
Machine’s
M
aggitator circuit
breaker(s)
b
haas tripped.
Circuit
C
breakker at powerr source
as
a tripped.
B
Blower does not run.
R
Reset circuit breaker.
Remote
R
mayy be out of syynch
with
w the rece
eiver
C
Contact Intec at 1‐800‐6
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ffor instructio
ons on re‐synching
tthe remote.
H
Have a qualiffied technician
rreplace blow
wer brushes or
rreplace blow
wer motor.
TTurn blower on.
Blower
B
has to be on for aagitator
to
t come on.
Agitator
A
circu
uit breaker nneeds to
be
b pressed.
Foreign
F
mate
erial causingg jam in
hopper.
h
Slide
S
gate is closed.
Hose
H
is pluggged
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H
Have the sysstem inspectted by a
q
qualified tecchnician.
M
Make sure w
white light is on
sshowing the system read
dy.
Time
T
delay between
b
blow
wer and
agitator
a
mayy have failed .
M
Machine is on,
o yet no maaterial
ccomes out of hose.
EEnsure hopp
per opening is facing
tthe GFCI sidee of the macchine.
YYou many neeed to slide tthe
h
hopper slightly left or rigght to
line of the saafety sensor.
EEnsure appro
opriate pow
wer cord
cconnection aat power sou
urce.
C
Connect pow
wer cord.
Electrical
E
sysstem may haave a
loose wire.
Check
C
powerr to machinee
Worn
W
brushe
es in blower motor.
A
Agitator does not run.
Remedy
EEnsure agitator circuit breaker is
rreset.
R
Remove pow
wer cords, clear jam,
aand restart ssystem.
H
Have a qualiffied technician
rreplace the ttime delay reelay in
tthe system.
O
Open slide gate.
TTurn off macchine and cleear
b
blockage from hose.
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Problem P
M
Machine is on,
o yet no maaterial
ccomes out of hose (continued)
Insulation exxiting hose iss
d
dribbling outt.
Likkely Cause Air
A pocket in
n hopper is
preventing
p
in
nsulation froom
feeding
f
into agitators.
Airlock
A
seal is worn.
Airlock
A
has an obstructioon
preventing
p
in
nsulation froom
exiting.
e
Heavy
H
insulation materiaal.
Kink
K in hose..
Airlock
A
seal is worn.
C
Circuit breakkers need ressetting
o
often. Low
L voltage or low ampeerage.
Extension
E
co
ord gauge is ttoo
small.
s
Chain
C
is not aligned
a
withh
sprockets.
s
M
Machine makes a bangin
ng noise
w
when agitato
or is operatin
ng.
Remedy D
Disconnect eelectrical pow
wer.
R
Redistribute insulation m
material
inside hoppeer.
Inspect airlock seals for cuts and
w
wear. Have a qualified
ttechnician reeplace airlocck seals.
D
Disconnect eelectrical pow
wer,
rremove obsttruction.
PPush slide gaate in 1‐2 ho
oles.
TTurn on Auxiliary Blowerr.
SStraighten hose.
Inspect airlock seals for cuts and
w
wear. Have a qualified
ttechnician reeplace airlocck seals.
SSystem requ
uires 115V / 15amp
sseparate circcuit for agitaator and
eeach blower.
U
Use a 12/3 h
heavy duty (ii.e.
SSJ300V) exteension cord w
with
1115V.
D
Disconnect eelectrical pow
wer.
H
Have a qualiffied technician
rrealign chain
n and sprockkets.
Chain
C
is loose.
D
Disconnect eelectrical pow
wer.
H
Have a qualiffied technician
aadjust chain tensioner.
Chain
C
is not aligned
a
withh
sprockets.
s
D
Disconnect eelectrical pow
wer.
H
Have a qualiffied technician
rrealign chain
n and sprockkets.
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WER THE QU
UESTION YOU HAVE, CALL 1‐800
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SSpecificaations
W
Weight SStandard hopper configu
uration
n
TTall hopper configuratio
c
B
Blower 142 lbss (64.5 kg)
153 lbss (69.5 kg)
Single stage 145cfm
m/2.8psi/4.0
08m3/0.193
3 bar
A
Agitator Mottor 296 in‐‐lb torque; 881.9 rpm
P
Power Requiirements One 1220V – 15amp
p circuit
H
Hose 2‐1/2 i nch (6.2cm)) hose with q
quick‐connecct hose
ded with sysstem.
connecctions provid
50 foott (15.24m) 112/3 twist lo
ock power co
ord
provideed with systtem.
P
Power Cord D
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EElectricaal Drawin
ng
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M
Making a Claim for
f Damage or Loss
L
YYour Intec prroducts were carefully packed
p
and thoroughly
t
innspected beefore leavingg our factoryy. We
u
understand that
t
damage
e to or defeccts with yourr system maay unfortunaately occur. Please inspeect your
sshipment carefully upon arrival and save the shiipping contaainers and paackaging maaterials in case of
d
damage.
TThe following table provvides you witth appropriaate actions too take when
n certain issu
ues are realizzed. ISSUE Action
n to Take 1 DAMAG
GE in Transit A Visible PRIOR to unpacking
u
(Damage to carton
c
or
ng material).
packin
B Visible AFTER unp
packing (Only apparent when
unpaccked).
C Shortage (# contaainers does not
n agree to
transp
portation billl).
File Claim with appropriate freeight
carrierr.
File Claim with appropriate freeight
carrierr.
File Claim with appropriate freeight
carrierr.
When
n items leave
e our warehouse, the sh
hipper assum
mes responsiibility. It is tthe responsibility
of the
e consignee to
t file a claim
m. Proper documentati
d
on is necesssary to suppo
ort the claim
m.
Please
e inspect all items prope
erly prior to signing for tthem.
2 Items re
eceived not ccorrect A Incorrrect items re
eceived.
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
B Incom
mplete orderr received (not backorde
ered).
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
303.833.6
6644 ext. 2 [email protected]
3 Issue wiithin the wa
arranty perio
od A Troub
bleshooting (machine
(
or part not operating as
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
intend
ded).
B Replacement partt(s).
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
w troubleshooting you
ur issue, and
Intec can assist with
et you back up and runn
ning. If warrranty parts aare
can ge
requirred, a return
n material au
uthorization (RMA) will be
issued
d by technical service.
4 Issue ou
utside of warrranty perio
od A Replacement partt, troublesho
ooting.
f
a servicce center.
B Need assistance from
SShipping Dep
partment
Intec
3
3771 Monarch Street
FFrederick, CO
O 80530‐0579
303.833.6
6644 ext. 3
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or
[email protected]
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
Contacct Intec Custtomer Servicce
303.833.6
6644 ext. 3
phone : 303‐833‐66644, 800‐66
66‐1611
fax: 3003‐833‐66500
email: [email protected]
websitte: www.inteccorp.com
TT: 303‐83
33‐6644 or
o 800‐666
6‐1611
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ge ‐ English www
w.inteccorrp.com
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nstruction M
Manual | 15
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Warrantty Itt is expresslyy understood
d and agreed that no officcer, agent, saalesman or employee of tthe manufacturer
Intec (MANUFACTURER) has
h the autho
ority to obliggate the MAN
NUFACTURER
R by any term
ms, stipulatio
ons, or
cconditions no
ot herein exp
pressed; that all previous representations and agreeements, eitther verbal or written,
rreferring to the machinerry and equipm
ment, which is the subjecct of this Warranty, are hereby supersseded
aand canceled
d, and that th
here are no promises
p
or agreements
a
ooutside of thee Warranty aagreement. Further‐
m
more, the MA
ANUFACTURER hereby diisclaims any implied warrranties of meerchantabilityy, or implied war‐
rranties of fitn
ness for a parrticular purpose.
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With the abo
ove understan
nding, the MANUFACTUR
M
RER providess the followin
ng one (1) Year Limited W
Warranty,
aand no otherr, for its insulation blowin
ng machines (MACHINES)
(
:
aa) MANUFAC
CTURER warraants to the original
o
purch
haser that thee MACHINE iis well made, of good maaterial
aand durable; but only if th
he MACHINEE is operated and maintained in accorrdance with tthe Instructio
on
M
Manual. Thiss Warranty iss void if the MACHINE
M
is not
n so operatted and main
ntained, or iff the MACHIN
NE is
u
used for blow
wing materials other than
n those which
h are intendeed to be used
d with the M
MACHINE.
b
b) MANUFAC
CTURER guaraantees the MACHINE
M
to be
b free from manufacturiing defects aat the time off
sshipment, and to remain free from de
efects when operated
o
undder normal u
use, for a perriod of one (1
1) year
ffrom the date
e of factory shipment,
s
with the excep
ption of the bblowers, elecctrical and airr lock compo
onents,
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which are waarrantied for a period of ninety
n
(90) daays from datte of factory shipment.
cc) This Warraanty shall nott apply to anyy MACHINE or
o componennt part which
h, in the opin
nion of the
M
MANUFACTU
URER, has bee
en altered, subject to missuse, negligeence, acciden
nt or operateed beyond facctory
rrated capacitty. All requessted Warrantty work shou
uld be perforrmed at MAN
NUFACTURER
R’s factory orr by an
A
Authorized Faactory Servicce Facility. Faailure to have the Warrannty work don
ne at MANUFFACTURER’S factory
o
or by an Auth
horized Facto
ory Service Faacility will vo
oid this Warraanty. MANU
UFACTURER w
will bear full
rresponsibilityy to repair orr replace, at its option, wiithout chargee to the origiinal purchaseer, any part tthat, in
tthe MANUFA
ACTURER’S op
pinion, is fou
und to be deffective.
d
d) All parts claimed defecctive by origin
nal purchaser shall be retturned, properly identifieed, to
M
MANUFACTU
URER’s factorry or Authorizzed Factory Service
S
facilitty, freight prrepaid. All reeplacement, repaired
o
or non‐defective parts will be returned to purchasser, freight coollect. MANU
UFACTURER will supply
rreplacement parts prior to purchaser,, freight colle
ect. MANUFA
ACTURER willl supply repllacement parts prior
tto receipt of any parts claaimed defective, only with the undersstanding thatt such replacement parts will be
sshipped to pu
urchaser at the then prevvailing price of
o said part, C
C.O.D., freigh
ht collect. M
MANUFACTUR
RER will
rreimburse co
ost of any succh part only after
a
receipt and inspecti on, and finding said part defective.
ee) MANUFAC
CTURER’s liab
bility is expressly limited to
t the repair or replacem
ment of defecctive parts set forth in
tthis Warrantyy. All other damages
d
and
d warranties, statutory orr otherwise, being waived
d are original
p
purchaser as a condition of
o sale and purchase
p
of said machines. Furthermore, the MAN
NUFACTURER shall
n
not be liable for damagess or delays caaused by defe
ective materrial or workm
manship.
TT: 303‐83
33‐6644 or
o 800‐666
6‐1611
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ge ‐ English www
w.inteccorrp.com
In
nstruction M
Manual | 16
C
Certification
TT: 303‐83
33‐6644 or
o 800‐666
6‐1611
O
Original Languag
ge ‐ English www
w.inteccorrp.com