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Hy-Pro Vac-U-Dry Owner’s Manual
Part No. V1S23D3MV4A-ST

S/N: 20213164-1
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6810 Layton Road . Anderson IN 46011 . USA . ph 317.849.3535 . fx 317.849.9201
Vacuum Gauge
NEMA 4 Panel
Vacuum Inlet
Air Filter
Vacuum Air
Power Cord Inlet Valve
Hanger Bracket Adjustable
Pressure Gauge
Temperature Gauge
Inlet Connection
Manual Ball Valve
Vacuum chamber
level sight glass
Re-circulation Line
Re-circulation Line Valve

System Return
Vacuum Chamber Cover Hold
Down Assembly. WARNING:
Over tightening bolts will result Rotary Vane
in cracked cover under vacuum. Vacuum Pump
Maximum recommended
torque 2 foot pounds.
Oil Inlet
Vacuum Chamber
Sight Glass
Condensate
Drain
Re-circulation Line
Ail Cooled
Condenser
DP Indicator
Oil Discharge
Pump Motor
Flow Switch
Particulate Filter
Lower Condensate Tank

WARNING: Over tightening bolts
will result in cracked cover under
vacuum. Maximum
recommended torque 2 foot
pounds.
Flow Switch
Heater Control
Thermostat
Press the RED Reset System Return

Button after adjusting Oil Outlet
temperature
Lifting Eye
High Water
Switch
Hour Meter
System Start
System Stop
*Press One time for
controlled shutdown
*Press Two times for
immediate shutdown
Control Breaker
Main Power Breaker
PLC Logo!
Heater Solid State Relay
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PARTS LIST REVISION HISTORY
V1 - VAC-U-DRY 0.5-1.8 GPM flow rate)
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REV DESCRIPTION DATE APPROVED
ITEM DESCRIPTION
S - Stationary Unit G INITIAL DESIGN 4-20-17 JAE
1 OIL INLET, MANUAL VALVE, 3/4" MJIC
23 - 230 VAC, 1P, 60Hz Motor
2 4.5 kW HEATER ASSEMBLY
D - Pleated Dispersal Element
3 TEMPERATURE GAUGE
D 3M - 3 Micron Element (HP75L8-3MV) D
4 VACUUM GAUGE
V - Viton seal
5 VACUUM CHAMBER
4.5 - 4.5kW Heater System
6 BRASS ROD, REMOVEABLE
A - Air Cooled Condenser
7 FLOAT BALL VALVE
8 SIGHT GLASS S - Stainless Steel Components 25
9 VACUUM TOWER DRAIN VALVE T - Hose kit (suction & return hoses + wands)
10 HIGH OIL SWITCH 26
11 AIR INLET BREATHER 27
12 VACUUM ADJUST NEEDLE VALVE 28
13 Y-STRAINER
14 230 VAC, 3P, 60Hz MOTOR
15 OIL DISCHARGE PUMP
16 SYSTEM PRESSURE GAUGE
17 LOW FLOW SWITCH
18 FILTER HOUSING CHECK VALVE
19 SAMPLE PORT 4
C 20 3M SPIN-ON ELEMENT 12 C
21 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE INDICATOR 11
22 RECIRCULATION VALVE
23 RECIRCULATION LINE
29
24 DISPERSAL ELEMENT - 1 ELEMENT
30
25 AIR COOLED CONDENSER
26 CONDENSATE SUMP HIGH WATER
SWITCH 24
27 VACUUM PUMP CHECK VALVE 10
28 DRY SEAL (Rotary Vane) VACUUM PUMP
29 CONDENSATE SUMP 5
15 19
30 CONDENSATE SUMP MANUAL BALL 6 19
DRAIN VALVE
31 SYSTEM CHECK VALVE 17 20
16
32 SYSTEM OUTLET, 1/2" MJIC 31 32
B B
18 21
7 8 22
3 9
2 14
1 13
23
DWG # CLIENT:
W17-39 MACHINE RELIABILITY
DRAWN PART NO
UNIT VOLTAGE: 230VAC, 1P, 60Hz HY-PRO FILTRATION JAE 4/10/2017
ESTIMATED FULL LOAD AMP's:22 FLA HY-PRO 6810 LAYTON ROAD

ANDERSON, IN 46011
CHECKED
4/20/2017
VACUUM DEHYDRATOR, 1 GPM
JAE
A TEL: 317.849.3535 FAX: 317.849.9201 APPROVED
QUICK SPECS:
A
FLUID VOLUME: FILTRATION www.filterelement.com JAE 4/20/2017 FLOW RATE: 1 GPM
DISPERSAL ELEMENT: HPDEL-11
SYSTEM VERIFICATION SIGNATURE: THIS DRAWING IS THE EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY OF HY-PRO FILTRATION AND FILTRATION: HP75L8-3MV
MUST NOT BE USED FOR ANY PURPOSE WHATSOEVER WITHOUT THE
EXPRESS PERMISSION OF THE COMPANY. NEMA RATING: NEMA 4
TOLERANCES UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED (IN) MODEL NUMBER
SIZE REV
ALL DIMENSIONS IN INCHES .005" ON THREE PLACE DECIMAL < : 1 D V1S23D3MV4A-ST G
(METRIC IN BRACKETS) .010" ON TWO PLACE DECIMAL : .005" TIR
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Vac-U-Dry Operator’s Manual
Table of contents
1.0 General Information

1.1 Introductory Information
1.2 Fluid Compatibility
2.0 Installation and Preparation for Start Up
2.1 Unpacking
2.2 Mechanical Installation
2.3 Electrical Installation
2.3.1 Electrical Power Supply Connection
2.4 Vacuum Pump Pre-Start
3.0 Operating Instructions
3.1 Initial Setup Instructions
3.2 Vac-U-Dry Smart Relay Operation Instructions
3.3 Function controls under normal operation
4.0 Smart Relay Feature Details
4.1 Function Details
4.2 Button Function Guide
5.0 Safety Instructions
5.1 Precautions- Oil contaminated with hazardous materials
5.2 Safety Labels
6.0 Trouble Shooting
7.0 Maintenance
7.1 Scheduled Maintenance
7.2 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element (D Model Code)
7.2.1 Vacuum Chamber Packed Element (P / W Model Code)
7.3 Outlet Oil Filter Element
7.4 Vacuum Chamber Air Bleed Breather Element
7.4.1 Vacuum Chamber Air Bleed Desiccant Breather (Hy-Dry)
7.5 Condensate Tank Cleaning
7.6 Vacuum Pump Blade Maintenance
7.7 Vacuum and Pressure Gauges
8.0 Frequently Asked Questions
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1.0 General Information
1.1 Introductory Information

The Hy-Pro oil purification system is designed to remove water (free/dissolved), solid
particulate and dissolved gasses from petroleum and synthetic fluids. The water
removal principle used is simple, reliable and will dependably remove water well below
the oil saturation point, even when tightly bound in emulsion.
Figure 1 below shows schematically the Hy-Pro Dehydrator operation. A vacuum pump
creates a vacuum that draws fluid into the unit through an inline heater and the fluid is
heated up to 150°F (66°C). It then flows through dispersal elements, which are located
inside the vacuum tower. Oil flows out of these element towers and is exposed to the
vacuum, normally 25 “/hg (635 mm/HG). The boiling point of water is below the fluid
temperature at this vacuum. The water is boiled off and the fluid is dehydrated. An outlet
pump removes the oil from the bottom of the vacuum chamber and pumps it through a
particulate filter and back into the reservoir. The water vapor is run through a condenser
and then into the condensate tanks.
The mechanical components of the system are uncomplicated and require little or no
routine maintenance, making the dehydrator very reliable. All components can be field
repaired or replaced without special tools.
1.2 Fluid Compatibility
The process fluid must be compatible with Viton™ seal material. Viton™ is compatible
for service with most petroleum-based oils. Hy-Pro units may be ordered with EPR
seals to provide compatibility with other fluids. Contact Hy-Pro for special
applications and pricing.
NOTE: THE HY-PRO UNIT SHOULD NEVER BE USED TO REMOVE VOLITILES

SUCH AS; DIESEL FUEL, GASOLINE, OTHER PRODUCTS EXPLOSIVE IN NATURE,
TOXIC OR WITH LOW FLASH POINTS. FOR CLARIFICATION, CONSULT YOUR
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.
2.0 Installation and Startup Procedures

2.1 Unpacking
The Hy-Pro dehydrator is shipped in a heavy-duty wooden container for maximum
protection during shipment. Unscrew and remove the wooden shell first, then remove
the hold-down straps at the base of the unit. Lift the unit off the wooden skid with a
forklift. Do not discard the wooden crate until the dehydrator has been set up and tested,
as the crate will make returning the unit much easier should servicing be necessary.
Caution should be exercised while initially moving the dehydrator, as this unit
has been tested with a petroleum-based fluid. Though the unit was drained prior to
shipment, trace amounts of fluid can be present in the connecting lines and in the sump
area of the vacuum tower. It is suggested that the unit be manually pumped for a short
while to remove any of the remaining fluid.
Note: The operational manuals are shipped with the unit and are located below
the base
After the unit has been removed from its shipping crate it should be checked thoroughly
for any damage that may have occurred during shipment. All damage attributed to the
handling and shipping of the unit must be recorded and brought to the attention of the
shipper immediately. This unit is insured for shipping related damage.
This unit has been thoroughly tested for a minimum of 8 hours (run time). Fluid used to
test the unit is matched as closely as possible to that listed on the application sheet
completed by the customer and supplied with the order. The unit has been thoroughly
inspected for defects prior to shipment. However, all connections should be checked
prior to operating this unit. Vibration and/or rough handling during shipment could
adversely affect component alignment and/or connection tightness.
2.2 Mechanical Installation

With the dehydrator in place, connect the inlet and outlet hoses from the reservoir to the
dehydrator.The inlet port has been sized to provide enough flow to operate the unit in
the automatic mode using oil with a maximum viscosity of 1500 SSU (323 cSt). A
hose diameter equal to inlet/outlet port size is required to provide adequate oil supply to
this unit. Use of a smaller diameter line will restrict the flow, and will adversely affect the
automatic operation of the unit.
The inlet and outlet connections have been sized for maximum hose lengths of 20 feet.
Use of longer hose lengths is possible under some conditions, but must be approved by
the factory prior to installation. Use of a “quick disconnect” on the inlet line is not
recommended, it can restrict flow to the unit in specific applications.
Note: It is important to verify that the hose being used for the inlet connection is
vacuum-rated (100R4 rated) and that the hoses for both inlet and outlet are compatible
with the fluid being used.
Oil is drawn into the unit by vacuum created by the dehydrator and is capable of pulling
in oil with up to 8-ft. (2.4 m) of negative head. For applications that exceed this please
consult the factory as the Vac-U-Dry is capable of much higher negative head
distances.
When placing the dehydrator unit below the reservoir by more than 4-ft. (1.2m), a
solenoid operated inlet shut off valve (Option Code ICV) is required. If not installed, the
unit can overflow with oil when shut off.
2.3 Electrical Installation

2.3.1 Electrical Power Supply Connection
Attach a properly sized power cord to the unit. Use caution in considering placement,
size and protection of power cord for safety.
Note: The Hy-Pro dehydrator is supplied from the factory with a 25’ #12 S.O. power cord
with plug. There are many different codes and preferences in different areas of the
world. Size the cord for the load stated in the specification sheet found as part of the
manual. The power leads should be connected to the labeled terminal points located in
the electrical control panel.
Note: It is important that the unit be grounded properly before operation.
2.4 Vacuum Pump Pre-Start

The V1 P option vacuum pump is a vane type which does not utilize seal or lubricating
oil. No oil fill is required to operate the vacuum pump.
3.0 Operating Instructions
3.1 Initial Set-up Instructions (Completed before startup)

1. Make sure all drain valves and vent lines are closed.
2. Connect inlet and outlet hoses to supply oil reservoir.
3. Open all inlet and outlet valves on the dehydrator and the oil supply reservoir.
4. Connect power supply cord to power source. The temperature reading in the heater
controller will illuminate and have two readings (set point and actual), and five
seconds may pass while automatic phase correction occurs before operation can
begin. (Caution: Power disconnect for the supply power should be located within a
line of sight to the power supply source).
5. Close all drain and check valves on the dehydrator (Drain valves and connections
are located at the bottom of the outlet filter; condensate tank and separate oil
sample port valve are on top of the outlet oil filter).
6. Your dehydrator is now ready to operate.
3.2 Vac-U-Dry Smart Relay Operating Instructions

To Start Unit With:
1. No oil is visible in vacuum chamber sight glass
If no oil is visible in the sight-glass it is necessary to run the vacuum pump with the
oil inlet control valve open until oil is visible. To do this, press and hold the START
button until oil is visible in the sight-glass. After releasing the START button, the unit
will continue with the normal startup sequence.
2. Oil visible in the vacuum chamber sight glass

If oil is already visible in the sight-glass, press the START button once. The normal
startup sequence will begin.
3. Cold oil condition

Starting the Vac-U-Dry in a cold oil condition may require the opening of the re-
circulating needle valve to achieve and maintain proper liquid levels. The re-
circulating ball valve should be open on start up unless the V1 has already been
primed and the oil is warm.
4. Vac-U-Dry in operating mode
Set temperature control knob to desired temperature (max. 160°F / 71°C). Close re-
circulating valve as oil temperature and level rises to desired temperature.
During Operation:
Observe the vertical liquid level gauge located just below the air breather near the
bottom of the vacuum chamber. Visually check the oil level while operating, it should
normally run at about the half way mark in the gauge. (If the oil level is low this could
mean the inlet oil line is too small or the dispersal elements located in the vacuum
chamber are becoming dirty, see troubleshooting guide). Note: When first starting the
unit with cold oil it is common to see a “low level” in this sight glass. After the
temperature has risen the oil level normally will rise to the half way mark.
NOTE: Upon initial startup the air bleed valve on the filter element housing will need
to be opened after approximately an hour. Prepare to close it quickly before oil is
released. This procedure only needs to be repeated when the filter element is changed.
To Stop unit:
1. Controlled shut down
The Hy-Pro dehydrator should always be cooled down before shutting down.
Pressing the STOP button once will initiate the automatic controlled shutdown
sequence.
2. Immediate shut down

The Un-controlled immediate stop option is not recommended under normal
operating conditions.
If circumstances require an immediate stop, the Un-controlled immediate stop
sequence is as follows:
1. Press STOP button 2 times.

2. Everything turns off.
3. Emergency stop
Push the emergency stop button
IMPORTANT: When stopping the unit, always set temperature control back to 32°F /
0°C before shutting down, or after an immediate or emergency stop.
Discharging oil from the unit
At times it may be necessary to operate the oil pump manually. After a normal shutdown
sequence the procedure is as follows: (this is a manual operation, not automatic)
1. Press the STOP button for at least 10 seconds and hold it.
2. The oil pump will stay on as long as the button is held.
3. Release the STOP button when the vacuum tower is empty.
3.3 Function controls under normal operation
1. To reset high temp limit
Press red button on the top of the heater head. See details about this in section 4.1.
2. To actuate auto condensate drain

Systems with automatic condensate drains will drain the accumulated condensate
automatically during normal operation of the dehydrator. It is possible on dehydrators
with this feature to manually initiate the automatic drain sequence. The procedure is as
follows, depending on the setup of your unit:
1. During normal operation, press the Drain button.

2. The automatic drain sequence will commence.
Note: If the manual initiation of the automatic drain sequence is used during a
controlled shut down sequence, the shut down sequence is aborted and the
dehydrator will return to normal operation. Pressing STOP once more at this time will
re-initiate the shutdown sequence.
4.0 Smart Relay Operation Details
4.1 Function Details

Set Temperature
Set desired operating temperature with the black knob on top of the orange heater
housing. The heater will not energize unless there is positive flow after the oil discharge
pump.
High Limit
The Hy-Pro dehydrator is equipped with high limit controller within the heater
housing. After setting the desired temperature, with the black knob on the heater,
the red button must be pressed to set the high limit. Pressing the button will set the
High Limit to 20° above the selected set point.
If the high-limit set point is exceeded the following will occur:

1. The high-limit will disengage power from the heat control relays.
2. The dehydrator will continue to operate without heat.
It is possible that the rise in temperature that precipitated the high temperature condition
was temporary and that the temperature has recovered or is recovering. After the
temperature has dropped well below the high-limit set point, it is possible to reset the
high-limit and allow the heaters to power up again.
The procedure is as follows:

1. Turn dial on top of heater to desired temperature setting.
2. Press small red button next to temperature nob on top of heater. High Limit will be
reset to 20° above set point.
Note: If the high-limit temperature controller set point is exceeded again, it may be
necessary to correct a malfunction. Contact your Hy-Pro representative for service
advice.
High Oil
The Hy-Pro dehydrator is equipped with a HIGH OIL switch. If the oil level in the
vacuum tower rises too high the following will occur:
1. Heat is turned off.
2. Inlet Control Valve (ICV) is turned off.
3. If oil level drops, return to normal operation (skip steps 5, 6 & 7).
4. If oil level remains too high wait 30 seconds.
5. Immediate shutdown commences.
Note: This might be a good time to manually run the oil pump as described in 3.2 in this
manual. If this condition occurs again, contact your Hy-Pro representative for service
advice.
High Condensate
The dehydrator is equipped with a HIGH CONDENSATE sensor. The HIGH
CONDENSATE sensor is tripped when the condensate collection tank becomes full of
water.
1. Immediate shutdown commences.
Normal Automatic Sequences

The following operations happen automatically at startup or shutdown and are provided
for reference in diagnosing problems.
Normal Automatic Startup (after START button is pressed):

1. Green SYSTEM RUNNING light illuminates.
2. Vacuum Pump activates.
3. A wait of 10 seconds occurs to build vacuum.
4. Inlet Control Valve (ICV) opens to allow oil to enter the system.
5. 10 second pause to allow oil to begin filling vacuum tower.
6. Green OIL PUMP light illuminates.
7. Oil pump activates automatically unless the start button is held in (in which case
only the vacuum pump will run).
8. To prime the V1 hold the start button in after starting it until oil is visible in the sight
glass then release the start button and the oil discharge pump will come on.
Normal Automatic Shutdown (after STOP button is pressed):

1. SYSTEM RUNNING light begins blinking.
2. Heating elements turn off to allow system to cool.
3. Approximately 10 minutes elapses while temperature drops.
4. Temperature drops to 135°F / 57°C.
5. ICV is shut off.
6. Vacuum pump is shut off.
7. Oil pump runs until flow switch is activated.
8. Oil pump is shut off.
9. Green SYSTEM RUNNING light is shut off.
4.2 Button Function Guide

Button Function Guide
For Smart Relay VUD
Button and manipulation Operation
START, once If oil is visible in sight-glass, startup sequence begins
If oil is not visible in sight-glass, vacuum pump runs until startup sequence
START, hold begins
STOP, once Normal automatic shutdown sequence begins
STOP, twice Immediate stop sequence begins
STOP, press and hold (at least
10sec) Operates the oil pump manually, pump runs until STOP is released
START, twice quickly Reset high-limit to reengage power after high-temperature fault
5.0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
5.1 Safety Instructions

The Hy-Pro dehydrator unit has been examined for safety. The hazards
have been identified and adequate protection provided when these
instructions are followed.
5.2 Precautions – Oil contaminated with hazardous materials
The Hy-Pro dehydrator should not be used on liquids with a flash point
below 200°F (93°C).
If there is any possibility that the oil being purified is contaminated with a
solvent or materials which could be considered hazardous, either with
toxicant or flammable explosives, the purifier should not be used unless
precautions are taken to vent the vapors in a safe manner according to
local, state and federal codes and the flash point of the liquid is above
200°F (93°C). Of course, normal safety practices and common sense
should be used at all times when operating this unit. This caution is
necessary to prevent the possibility of fire, explosion, or toxic injury to
persons and property.
NOTE: THE HY-PRO UNIT SHOULD NEVER BE USED TO REMOVE VOLATILES
SUCH AS; DIESEL FUEL, GASOLINE, OTHER PRODUCTS EXPLOSIVE IN NATURE,
TOXIC OR WITH LOW FLASH POINTS. FOR CLARIFICATION, CONSULT YOUR
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE FOR DETAILED INFORMATION.
5.3 Safety Labels

Danger
High Voltage
Turn Power Off
Before Servicing
The Hy-Pro dehydrator has been manufactured to

use various input electrical power. Supply power to
the dehydrator should be disconnected before the
electrical panel door is opened.
Warning
Electrical Hazard
Authorized Personnel Only
If the power supply needs

disconnected, ONLY authorized and
trained personnel should open the
electrical cabinet to attempt services.
CAUTION
Hot Surface
Do Not Touch
The normal operating temperature for the

heater is 150°F (66°C) and the housing can be
this hot. While not normally hot enough to
burn, it is uncomfortable and should be
avoided.
6.0 Trouble Shooting
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Unit fails to start when start Improper or no external power Check input power. Does it match
button is pushed. connection, low voltage, low amp machine specifications? Is the
service or power supply cord power cord sized correctly? Make
sizing changes as required.
Circuit breaker or fuse tripped on Reset circuit breakers or replace
main power disconnect or drive fuses. If circuit breaker/fuse trips
motor contactors again, check motor for failure.
Check supply power line voltage
for match to units design voltage.
Control voltage power failure  Check circuit breaker/fuse on
control voltage transformer.
Reset or replace (fuse) if
necessary.
 If primary circuit breaker/fuse
trips again, transformer has
probably failed. Test
continuity.
 If secondary breaker/fuses
trips again, problem is most
likely low voltage in the
control circuit. Check
components and control
power circuit for problems.

Unit fails to run on Inlet valve partially or fully Position inlet valve to full open.
automatic closed (valve optional) Valve should be “full port” type
valve to reduce restrictions and
should be sized as large as inlet
hose.
Inlet hose improperly sized or use See specification sheet and
of “quick disconnect.” Non- change hose if necessary. Replace
vacuum service hose or collapsed “quick disconnect” with
hose. Hose too long. Reservoir oversized unit (1.5 x inlet hose
valve closed. diameter). Open Reservoir valve.
Cold or high viscosity oil Push and hold start button to
operate machine manually, until
vacuum gauge reads 25in/HG
(635mm/hg), unit should now run
on automatic. If not, check
specifications for maximum oil
viscosity (1500 SSU at 150°F,
323 cSt at 66°C)
Coalescing dispersal element is  Use flashlight to look inside
plugged from dirty oil vacuum chamber through
Plexiglas lid. While pushing
the start button, look for oil
passing through dispersal
elements and cascading
down sides. If no oil is seen
running down elements and
into the bottom of the
chamber, then replace
elements (D Model Code) by
removing Plexiglas lid and
removing hold down bolts
for each element.
 If elements are plugged, this
indicates very contaminated
fluid (they should last about
4320 hours). Replace
“coalescing” (Model Code
D) dispersal elements with
“packed metal” (Model Code
P) elements available from
the factory.
Low vacuum level, should be  Check vacuum pump for
greater than 22 in/HG (558 mm proper operation and
HG) @ Sea Level. maintenance.
 Check for leaks by shutting
off oil inlet valve, close air
bleed valve to vacuum
chamber. Run unit manually
until vacuum reaches
25”/HG, stop unit. If vacuum
pressure decreases within 30
seconds, then a leak is
present. The most likely
causes are the Plexiglas lid
seal, inlet hose or leaking
fittings on the inlet hose.
 If vacuum holds with leak test
but will not reach 25”/HG
(635mm/hg) then either a
problem exists with the
vacuum relief or the vacuum
pump is worn. Adjust or
replace parts as required.
Inlet hose obstructed or pinched Straighten or replace hose.
Restriction in outlet hose Repair or replace so that there are
no restrictions. Check rating on
outlet hose, it must be compatible
with fluid being used.
Unit is removing high levels of Allow the machine to continue
water, reducing the vacuum level running. As the high water level
in the chamber. is reduced, the unit will return to
the normal operating vacuum
level. Do no screw in the air
intake valve.
High oil level (unit will turn Outlet hose improperly sized See Specification Sheet for
off on high oil) proper size. Replace if necessary.
Improper unit installation, Check specification sheet.
negative head too high for unit Maximum negative head is 8 ft.
(2438mm). Increase inlet hose
diameter and shorten hose length
to reduce line pressure loss.
Preheat oil to reduce viscosity.
Inlet Control Valve solenoid Verify that solenoid is moving
stuck open, internal float valve freely and that float valve is
broken or sticking. moving freely and not broken.
Unit has set for a long period of  Press start to run oil out of
time, creating oil buildup, motor (see 3.2), if condition
especially if manual inlet valve is persists, consult the factory.
left open.  If inlet control valve is non-
existent or stuck open,
install, repair, or replace.
 Verify that reservoir is not
above recommended height.
Float control valve stuck or has a Repair or replace, consult factory
damaged seal or float. if condition persists.

Oil in Condensate tank Foaming oil in vacuum tower Some oils will foam under
(Foaming) specific operating conditions. If
foam is visible in the vacuum
tower, lower vacuum level with
air bleed valve until foam
disappears. This should occur at
about 23 in/HG (584mm/hg).
Oil is being overheated Decrease the heat of the oil
entering the system.

High level condensate(unit Condensate tank full Unit will Stop (normal), open
shuts down on high level manual drain valve at bottom of
tank until drained, close valve
condensate) and restart unit, if problem
persists, consult factory for
advice.
Float switch faulty Check for stuck or broken switch.
Remove condensate tank cover to
repair or replace.
Oil not achieving Improper heater size Heater capacity too low for fluid
temperature set for volume. Consult factory (heating
capacity can be increased.)
operation Oil cooler on system reservoir is  If possible, raise the
set lower than operating temperature of the reservoir
temperature of unit  Add additional heating
capacity to the unit to
provide single pass heating
 Adjust “Variable Flow three-
way valve” on unit to divert
partial flow back to inlet of
the unit to increase oil
contact with heater.
Heater failure Check continuity on each leg of
heater element(s). Consult factory
to replace if necessary.
Thermocouple failure Replace with identical type. The
(temperature will not reach set controller and thermocouples
point and will vary by more than may cause malfunction of the
4°F) heating circuit. See spare parts
list in this manual for correct part
number and description. If
problem persists, consult factory
for advice.
Temperature controller program  Check program by referring to
has been changed or has failed setup sheet in this manual.
 Replace controller. (Normal
failure mode is no display in
LED window during
operation). Consult factory
for replacement controller.
Heater circuit breaker/fuse is Reset circuit breaker or replace

tripped fuses, check continuity of
heater(s) for short. If no short is
found, check circuit breaker or
fuses for defects or weakness.
Temperature rose above high Reset high temperature set point,
temperature setpoint press red reset button (see 4.1).
Temperature never set Set desired temperature with knob
on heater. Press reset button.
Vacuum level varies without Barometric pressure change from Adjusting the air bleed inlet valve
manual adjustment, or runs weather system will compensate for changes in
Barometric pressure.
high
Sudden introduction of water into Vacuum will “seek” its own level
oil during normal operation when operating with high water
content. As water is removed
from the oil the vacuum will
automatically increase as oil
becomes drier.
Vacuum gauge malfunction or Vacuum gauges are sensitive to
broken vibration and shock. They should
be replaced or tested annually to
prevent false readings.
Vacuum leak in system  Check for leaks by shutting
off oil inlet valve and air
bleed inlet valve. Operate
unit manually, when vacuum
reaches 25”/HG shut off unit.
If vacuum holds for less than
30 sec, a leak is present.
 If leak is present, check the
Plexiglas lid seal, inlet hose
and fittings.
Filter element on air inlet clogged Replace or adjust filter element
or seated improperly
If high vacuum persists Air inlet filter element is clogged,
or inlet valve is malfunctioning.
Operation at high altitudes above Consult the factory to determine a
sea level better vacuum setting for the unit.
VAC PUMP PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Final required vacuum System leak Check lines and
level is not reached connections or leaks
Blades are worn or Replace blades
damaged
Vacuum pump is too hot Ambient or intake Contact factory
temperature is too high
Cooling air supply is Check & clean ventilation
obstructed slots
Vacuum pump is making Compressor housing is Contact factory
an abnormal noise worn (chatter marks)
Vacuum regulating valve Replace regulating valve
(if fitted) is vibrating
Blades are damaged Replace blades
Pumping capacity is Blades are worn or Replace blades
insufficient damaged
Vacuum leak Check pipework and
fittings / connections for
leaks and to ensure that
the system is sealed
Suction pipe is too long Check suction line sizing
or diameter is too small
Main voltage / frequency Contact electrician
does not correspond with
motor rating
Vacuum pump is Connection to motor Contact electrician

switched off by the motor terminal board is not
protection switch correct
Motor protection switch is Contact electrician
not set correctly
Motor protection switch is Use a motor protection
triggered too quickly switch with an overload-
dependent delayed
switch off that takes into
consideration the short
term excess current at
start up (version with
short circuit and overload
trigger as per VDE 0660
Part 2 or IEC947-4)

Reduced air flow out of air Dust and debris in coils Clean with high pressure air.
cooled condenser Fan motor inoperative  Check power lead from
electrical panel.
 Check motor for failure.
 Check 115V power
transformer for failure.
Improper motor maintenance on If failure is noticed, consult

cooled condenser factory for replacement.
7.0 Maintenance
7.1 Maintenance Schedule – Maximum suggested service intervals
ITEM AS REQUIRED 1000

HOURS
Change outlet oil filter element Yes (change on DP gauge
indication or when changing oil -
type)
Change vacuum chamber air
inlet breather element Yes Yes
Change vacuum chamber

If oil is very dirty resulting in low
dispersal elements (pleated Yes
flow condition change HPDEL11
HPDEL11)
Change vacuum chamber If oil is very dirty resulting in low Yes
dispersal elements (metallic flow condition remove and clean (remove &
WEL11 / PEL11 HPWEL11 or HPPEL11 clean)
Inspect vacuum pump blades Check blades and replace if Yes after
necessary. Recommend first 1000
replacement every 1000 hours hour
See section 7.6 inspection
Clean vacuum pump ventilation
Monthly see section 7.6
slots and motor cooling ribs
7.2 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (D Option)

The dispersal element function is to maximize the surface area of the oil exposed
to the vacuum by creating droplets as the oil passes through the element. The
elements are rated at 10-micron nominal and are not intended to act as a method
of “pre-filtering” the oil as it enters the vacuum chamber. However, by design,
the dispersal elements can be adversely affected by heavily contaminated fluid
entering the vacuum chamber; or they can be plugged over a period of time
even under fairly clean oil applications. If the oil level in the sight glass is
continually low, it is likely that the dispersal elements need changing. Under
normal conditions the frequency of element change can be at 1200 hour
intervals (with continuous operation applications) or longer depending on fluid
cleanliness. When closing the vacuum chamber do not tighten the lid hold down bolts
more than 2 foot pounds. Over tightening will result in cracked cover under vacuum.
WARNING: The HPDEL11 option is incompatible with fluids containing

phosphate-esters (Fyrquel) and if the working fluid contains phosphate-esters
the HPWEL11 elements must be used.
The dispersal element (HPDEL11) is ideal for fluid viscosities up to 500 SUS (100
cSt). If the viscosity exceeds 500 SUS (100 cSt) the vacuum chamber element
should be changed to the packed element (HPPEL11).
Due to the design of the element, it is suggested that the elements be replaced at least
every 4320 hours to prevent media breakdown from heat, water and pressure, even
when a decrease in performance is not noted.
7.2.1 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (Option P)

The “P” or packed element is used when heavily contaminated oil or very high
viscosity oil is used in the dehydrator. By design the “packed” elements are not
affected by these types of conditions and do not require replacing on a regular
basis, as do the “D” option dispersal elements because they can be cleaned. The
packed element (HPPEL11) is ideal for fluid viscosities greater than 500 SUS (100
cSt) up to 5000 SUS (1098 cSt).
Note: The Model Code “P” packed elements are not as efficient in the dehydration
process and may extend water removal time in some cases where very low water levels
are present. When closing the vacuum chamber do not tighten the lid hold down
bolts more than 2 foot pounds. Over tightening will result in cracked cover under
vacuum.
7.2.2 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (Option W)

The “W” or pleated stainless element is used when low viscosity photphate ester
or midrange high viscosity oil (ISO VG 150 cSt ~ 220 cSt) is used in the
dehydrator. By design the “pleated stainless” elements are not affected by these
types of conditions and do not require replacing on a regular basis, as do the “D”
option dispersal elements because they can be cleaned. The HPWEL22) is ideal
for fluid viscosities greater than 500 SUS (100 cSt) up to 1600 SUS (320 cSt). If
the viscosity exceeds 750 SUS (150 cSt) the vacuum chamber element should be
changed to the pleated stainless (HPWEL11) or packed element (HPPEL11).
7.3 Outlet Oil Filter Element:

The outlet oil filter is equipped with a differential pressure indicator to alert the user
when the element is ready to be changed. This indicator is set approximately 2 PSI
(103mm/hg) lower than the bypass valve in the filter assembly to allow the user to shut
the unit down prior to the filter entering a “bypass” state. If the element is not changed at
indication the unit will continue to operate but the filter will be in “bypass”. Element
change frequency can and will vary with every application and cannot be predicated
effectively. However, the filter has been oversized by approximately 6 times rated flow to
maximize the life of the element under normal operating conditions.
It is suggested that the element be changed every 2500 hours even if no indication is
shown during that time. The filter media can become fatigued and fail due to flow
surges, heat, water and pressure after continuous operation over a long period of time.
7.4 Vacuum Chamber Air Bleed Breather Element:

Metered outside air is used to control the vacuum pressure inside the vacuum chamber.
This air is cleaned using a filter/breather to remove particulate from the air as it enters
the vacuum chamber. The element can be plugged within a very short period of time if
large amounts of air-borne contamination are present. Under normal operating conditions
and continuous operation, the air breather element will last approximately 3-5
months.
It is suggested that the breather be changed at least every 2160 hours.
7.4.1 Vacuum Chamber Air Bleed Desiccant Breather (Hy-Dry)

The Hy-Dry Desiccant Air Breather may be used at the vacuum chamber air bleed inlet.
This feature prevents moist air from entering the vacuum chamber from the ambient air
outside the dehydrator. This element is normally blue in color and will change to pink or
white to indicate need of replacement. For more information refer to the Hy-Pro
breather literature sheet in the component literature section of this manual. The
installation of a desiccant breather is very useful in transformer oil applications where
reducing contaminant levels to below 50 PPM is desired.
7.5 Condensate Tank Cleaning:

The condensate tanks should be cleaned every 350-450 hours of operation. To clean
the tanks, remove the Plexiglas lid and wash the tank. When replacing the Plexiglas
cover, be sure to note which side of the cover has a Hy-Pro symbol, as that side should
be facing out. This is absolutely necessary because the inside of the Plexiglas lid has
been chemically treated to prevent any reaction with the condensate.
7.6 Vacuum Pump Blade Maintenance

Regular maintenance of the vacuum pump ensures performance and operational safety.
Maintenance intervals also depend on the operational demands on the machine.
Insufficient maintenance of vacuum pump blades can cause the efficiency of the pump
to be lessened and may cause damage.
Inspecting vacuum pump blades (e) The pump has 3 (VTE-6) blades or 4 (VTE-
10) blades which have a low but permanent wear factor. First check should be after
1000 operating hours, thereafter every 1,000 operating hours.
O1 Direction of rotation
x Minimum height
y Slanting side of the blade z
Drilled holes in the
housing b Housing cover
c Rotor
d Housing
e Blade
f Filter cartridge has been intentionally removed do not install a filter
g Filter cavity
m gasket
n gasket
s screws
To inspect vacuum pump blades (e):

1. Remove housing cover (b)
2. Remove the blades (e) for inspection
3. All blades must have a minimum height as stated below
a. Pump V-VTE3 or V-VTE6 minimum height is 10mm
b. Pump V-VTE8 or V-VTE10 minimum height is 12mm
4. If you detect during the blade inspection that the minimum height has been
reached or it has fallen below the minimum height, the entire blade set must be
changed.
To change vacuum pump blades (e):

1. Blow out the housing and the rotor slot
2. Insert new blades into the rotor slots
3. Ensure that the blades with the sloping side (y) point outwards and the direction
of the rotation of these sloping sides (O1) matches that of the drilled holes for the
housing (z).
4. Replace the housing cover (b)and tighten the screws but do not torque to 5,5
Nm.
5. Start the pump briefly and check for free and smooth running blades then tighten
the screws (s) to 5,5 Nm +0,5 Nm.
7.7 Vacuum and Pressure Gauges
The vacuum gauge and pressure gauge on the dehydrator are liquid filled. The liquid
with in the casings is a Silicone Oil. After shipment, gauge pointer may not rest at
zero due to internal pressure build up by temperature variations. This variation may
cause an inaccurate reading on the gauge. To restore the gauges to operational
condition, move the bleed valve (yellow, located on the top of the gauge) to the open
position. The gauge is placed in a vertical position, meaning the bleed valve can be
left in the open position, while the dehydrator is in operation. The system operator
may close the valve after bleeding out unwanted pressure within the gauge case,
however the valve must be periodically opened to maintain accurate readings.
Bleed Valve
Gauge Front
Silicone Oil Filled
Bleed Valve Bleed Valve

OPEN Position CLOSED Position
Gauge Front
Silicone Oil Filled
8.0 Frequently Asked Questions
1. Q: How do I know when to change the air inlet filter element?

A: If the vacuum pressure is too high, this could mean that the air inlet filter
element is clogged and needs replaced. Otherwise, this filter element should be
changed at every 450 hours.
2. Q: How do I know when to change the oil outlet filter element?

A: The dirty filter element indicator should signal when the outlet oil element
needs to be changed, otherwise, replace it every 450 hours.
3. Q: How do I know when to change the dispersal elements?

A: If the low oil indicator repeatedly displays a low oil level when the oil is not in
cold condition, then it is highly possible that the dispersal elements are clogged
and need replaced. Also, if changing oils that the Vac-U-Dry will be handling, it is
suggested that the dispersal elements be changed.
If the dispersal elements are Model Code P, then they do not need to be
replaced and can be cleaned and placed back in the unit.
4. Q: Why doesn’t the unit’s vacuum pull in oil fast enough?

A: The inlet line from the reservoir is most likely greater in length or smaller in
diameter than recommended. The recommended maximum length is 20’. Check
the manual for inlet line sizes (3.1 Number 2). Other possibilities may be that the
oil is not within the workable viscosity range, that the negative head is over the
recommended 8 ft (2.4m), the dispersal elements are clogged (see Question 2),
or that a quick disconnect is decreasing the flow of the inlet line.
5. Q: How much power is this unit going to use?

A: Look in the manual or on the inside of the door of the Smart Relay Panel on
the front of the unit for the voltage and amp usage. Overall usage could depend
on the heater selection, if your unit is equipped with heater selection.
6. Q: How often will I have to perform maintenance on this unit?

A: Scheduled maintenance and inspection should be at every 500~1000 hours of
operating time.
7. Q: Why do I have 500 PPM of water in the fluid running through the unit but
don’t see any water in the condensing tower?
A: Less than 500 PPM of water is very difficult to see because air has a natural
amount of water absorption ability (humidity), and thus it is still being removed
but may not be visible to the operator.
8. Q: Can the Smart Relay Panel be damaged by a power surge or a malfunction in

the breaker?
A: No, the Smart Relay Panel is protected by fuses, and cannot be damaged by
a power surge or a malfunctioning breaker, though should these conditions
occur, blown fuses will need to be replaced.
9. Q: I have switched to packed dispersal elements (Model Code P), why are they
still becoming plugged?
A: Packed Tower elements can plug eventually when exposed to large or heavy
particulate debris which collects on the inside of the perforated tube. The
elements can be removed from the tower, turned upside-down and pressure
washed inside and out to clear particulate build-up.
Warranty
Hy-Pro Filtration supplied equipment is warranted to be free from defective

materials and workmanship for a period of one year from the date of
shipment when used within the normal working parameters for which the
equipment was designed. Hy-Pro Filtration assumes no responsibility for
unauthorized installation of any added components, removal or repair of
originally installed components or alterations or rewiring of originally
supplied equipment. Any such changes without written instructions or prior
approval from Hy-Pro Filtration will void all warranties. If any Hy-Pro
Filtration supplied equipment does not perform as warranted, it will be
repaired or replaced on a no-charge basis by Hy-Pro Filtration with the
Purchaser initially bearing the cost of shipping to a Hy-Pro Filtration
manufacturing facility.
This warranty does not apply to parts, which through normal use require
replacement during the warranty period. Hy-Pro Filtration liability under
this warranty shall be limited to repair or replacement. In no event
however will Hy-Pro Filtration be liable for any labor or consequential
damages. This warranty shall not apply to any assembly or component
part of the equipment which has been furnished by Purchaser
Except for the express warranty set forth above, Hy-Pro Filtration hereby
disclaims all warranties, express or implied, to Purchaser, including but
not limited to, warranty of fitness for a particular purpose and warranty of
merchantability. Hy-Pro Filtration shall not be liable for any incidental or
consequential damages which might arise out of the use of this property.
Material Return & Warranty Authorization Policy
Any material returned to the factory for warranty credit or replacement must be accompanied by
a completed RGA (Return Goods Authorization) form. To complete the form you must contact
the factory for a RGA number, which will be used to track the material sent to the factory.
All shipments must be sent to the factory freight prepaid, unless otherwise approved, to the
appropriate address (confirm return location with customer service):
Hy-Pro Filtration Hy-Pro Filtration West

6810 Layton Road 1704 64th Ave Suite B
Anderson, IN 46011 Vancouver, WA 98661
In the case of multiple item returns, all must be tagged with possible causes of failure. Please
mark the outside of the shipping carton with the RGA number.
Return Disposition: Stock Items

1. Any items returned must be in unused condition unless otherwise authorized.
2. If items are returned for customer order error a restocking charge will be applied.
3. If items are returned for a Hy-Pro error a full credit will be issued.
4. Credit will not be issued on items which are no longer in specification with current design
or were manufactured more than 12 months prior to the return date. Hy-Pro will
determine if the items are suitable for return.
Return Disposition: Manufactured Items

1. Upon request a warranty claim form will be sent to the customer.
2. If the returned item has been determined to have a manufacturing defect and not
suitable for repair a replacement part will be supplied at no cost to the customer.
3. If the returned item has been determined to have a manufacturing defect and is suitable
for repair the item will be repaired or replaced at the discretion of the factory at no cost to
the customer.
4. If the item has been determined not to have a manufacturing defect and is suitable for
repair the customer will be sent a disposition report approval request to replace, repair,
or return the part at the customer’s expense.
5. If the item has been determined not to have a manufacturing defect and is not suitable
for repair the customer will be sent a disposition report and asked for approval to replace
or return the part at the customer’s expense.
Note: All correspondence must reference the RGA# to ensure proper tracking return or claim.
RGA # _
This form must accompany any items being returned to Hy-Pro Filtration.
Customer Contact: Position:
Company Name:
Customer Address:
Machine Part No.: Serial No.:
Part No Returned (Description):
Part No Returned (Description):
Describe Machine Application (Use) and cause of failure:
For Hy-Pro Internal Use Only
Hy-Pro Contact: Customer Contact:
Date Form Completed: Date Item Received:
Received By: Warranty Approved: Yes No
Warranty Approved By: Date of Approval:
Machine Specifications
V1S23D3MV4A-ST
20213164-1
INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS DESCRIPTION
INPUT VOLTAGE 230 VAC
DESIGNED FLA (full load AMPS) 22 Rated (21.5 tested @ 4.5 Kw)
INLET CONNECTION SIZE 3/4” MJIC
OUTLET CONNECTION SIZE 1/2” MJIC
WATER INLET CONNECTION SIZE N/A
HEATER SIZE 4.5 KW (1 x 4.5 KW)
MECHANICAL OPERATING SPECIFICATIONS DESCRIPTION
FLOW RATE 2 GPM
DESIGN DISCHARGE PRESSURE 10 PSI
MAXIMUM DISCHARGE PRESSURE 85 PSI
MAXIMUM VACUUM SETTING 25 IN Hg
MINIMUM VACUUM SETTING 21 IN Hg
OPTIMUM / NORMAL VACUUM SETTING 24.5 IN Hg
NORMAL HEATER SET POINT SETTING 150 F
NOISE LEVEL AT STD OPERATING CONDITIONS N/A
500 SUS use HPDEL11. (For Higher Viscosity use

MAXIMUM OIL VISCOSITY
HPPEL11 metallic packed style dispersal elements)
SEAL MATERIAL Viton mechanical, Viton lid seals
HY-PRO FILTRATION
VUD TEST REPORT
MODEL # V1S23D3MV4A-ST
CUSTOMER MACHINE RELIABILITY SYSTEMS
JOB # 20213164-1
DATE 5/31/2017
OIL PUMP & MOTOR DATA.

MOTOR CAT. # L3500
MOTOR S/N # F1704042956
RPM 1140 FRAME 56 VOLTAGE 230
HZ. 60 AMPS 2.6
OIL PUMP P/N# PMP2GPMV
OIL PUMP S/N # 8296700020
VACUUM PUMP & MOTOR DATA

MODEL # WB63C2STP
MOTOR S/N # B16355738
RPM 3200 FRAME IP54 VOLTAGE 230
HZ. 60 AMPS 3.4
VACUUM PUMP P/N VTE-10
VACUUM PUMP S/N 64005055
CONDENSOR MOTOR DATA

MOTOR CAT#
MOTOR S/N
RPM FRAME VOLTAGE 230V FAN
Hz AMPS
FILTER VESSEL SERIAL NUMBER

NA
TEST PARAMETERS
TEST VOLTAGE 208.7
TEST HERTZ 60
TEST OIL TURBINE 46
STARTING TEMP. 60
TEST TEMP. 150
VACUUM SETTING 25
RATED FLA. 22
TESTED AMPS 21.5
VAC.PUMP AMPS 3.2
OIL PUMP AMPS 2.1
CONDENSOR AMPS 0.3
HEATER 1 FLA. 17.3
HEATER 2 FLA NA
HEATER 3 FLA NA
HEATER 4 FLA NA
HEATER FLA TOTAL 17.3
RELIEF SETTING 84 PSI
OUTLET FLOW RATE 2 GPM
OVERTEMP SET 25F ABOVE SET POINT
RUNNING PSI 14 PSI
OPTIONS CHECK
AUTO DRAIN NA DISCHARGE AMT. 1 GAL
DISCHARGE TIME NA SET TIME NA
FOAM SENSORS NA
SIGHT OIL LEVEL 0.5
PHASE REVERSAL CHECK NA
HEATER CONTROLLER LOCKED NA
DP INDICATOR LIGHT NA
25" VACUUM HOLD / 3 MIN. X
RELAY PROGRAM BACKED UP / CHIP IN JOB FOLDER PC
WATER SENSOR SERIAL NUMBER NA
PM-1 PARTICLE MONITOR SERIAL NUMBER NA
PANEL JOB # 2010047-1
TESTED BY: JD
TEST DATE 5/31/2017
COMMENTS:
Recommended Spares List
V1S23D3MV4A-ST
20213164-1
PART NUMBER x (Qty) DESCRIPTION
HPDEL-11 x (1 ea) Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Elements
HP75L8-3MV x (1 ea) Particulate Filter Element
AV8210G095/230 x (1 ea) Inlet Control Solenoid
V6-EPB-B-S-1-0 x (1 ea.) Flow Switch
SKVC1 x (1 set) Chamber lid seals for condensate tanks and vacuum chamber
LIDVC1 x (1 ea) Vacuum Chamber Lid
LIDCT6 x (1 ea) Condensate Tank Lid
HP76L4-12MB x (1 ea) Air Inlet Breather Element
VPRKVTE-10 x (1 ea) Vacuum Pump Vane Kit (VTE-10)
HY-PRO, VANCOUVER, WA.
GND L2 L1 101 201
CPU INPUTS
201
101 L1 M
START
MIAN BREAKER
CB1 30A
101 111 I1
200 100
STOP
101 112 I2
100 ANALOG
101 LOW FLOW
101 113 I3
CONTROL BREAKER
CLOSES WHEN OIL FLOWS ANALOG
CB1 10A HIGH CONDENSATE
200 101 114 I4
201
HI SPEED
HI LIMIT HIGH OIL
W/MAN RESET 101 115 I5
SSR1
100 300 HI SPEED
4 5 I6
HEATING
ANALOG
SSR2 ELEMENT
200 400
4500W-20A @ 230V I7
ANALOG
I8
ELAPSED TIME METER
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OUTPUTS 201
101
1
Q1
1 2 121 SYSTEM RUNNING
L1 201
G
101 VAC PUMP MOTOR

1
M1 201
Q2 1.25A
2 2 122
CONDENCER MOTOR
M2 201
.25A
HEAT RELAY
101
1 SSR 201
1
Q3
THERMOSTAT
3 2 123 125 HEAT RELAY
2 1
SSR 201
2
OIL PUMP
101
1 L2 201
G
Q4
4 2 OIL PUMP MOTOR
124 M3 201
3.0A
HY-PRO JOB # TITLE: AUTHOR:
This document is the intellectual property of HY-PRO, 20088590 HY-PRO PGO

and/or its subsidiaries. Reproduction, distribution or any
DATE:
LUBE OIL DEHYDRATOR DATE:
-- 01/28/10
CONTROL SCHEMATIC
HY-PRO other use of the information contained herein without
previous, specific, written authorization is strictly
SCALE:
NONE
CONTRACT NO.:
220V
PROJECT NO.:
2010047-1
SHEET NO.: OF:
prohibited. PO NUMBER 1 1

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Hy-Pro Vac-U-Dry Owner’s Manual

Part No. V1S23D3MV4A-ST

Re-circulation Line Valve

Lower Condensate Tank

Press the RED Reset System Return

Main Power Breaker

Heater Solid State Relay

ESTIMATED FULL LOAD AMP's:22 FLA HY-PRO 6810 LAYTON ROAD

1.0 General Information

8.0 Frequently Asked Questions

1.1 Introductory Information

NOTE: THE HY-PRO UNIT SHOULD NEVER BE USED TO REMOVE VOLITILES

2.0 Installation and Startup Procedures

2.2 Mechanical Installation

2.3 Electrical Installation

Note: It is important that the unit be grounded properly before operation.

2.4 Vacuum Pump Pre-Start

3.1 Initial Set-up Instructions (Completed before startup)

2. Connect inlet and outlet hoses to supply oil reservoir.

6. Your dehydrator is now ready to operate.

3.2 Vac-U-Dry Smart Relay Operating Instructions

2. Oil visible in the vacuum chamber sight glass

3. Cold oil condition

2. Immediate shut down

1. Press STOP button 2 times.

2. To actuate auto condensate drain

1. During normal operation, press the Drain button.

4.0 Smart Relay Operation Details

4.1 Function Details

If the high-limit set point is exceeded the following will occur:

The procedure is as follows:

1. Immediate shutdown commences.

Normal Automatic Sequences

Normal Automatic Startup (after START button is pressed):

Normal Automatic Shutdown (after STOP button is pressed):

4.2 Button Function Guide

5.0 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

5.1 Safety Instructions

5.2 Precautions – Oil contaminated with hazardous materials

5.3 Safety Labels

The Hy-Pro dehydrator has been manufactured to

If the power supply needs

The normal operating temperature for the

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Heater circuit breaker/fuse is Reset circuit breaker or replace

VAC PUMP PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Vacuum pump is Connection to motor Contact electrician

PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION

Improper motor maintenance on If failure is noticed, consult

7.1 Maintenance Schedule – Maximum suggested service intervals

ITEM AS REQUIRED 1000

Change vacuum chamber

7.2 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (D Option)

WARNING: The HPDEL11 option is incompatible with fluids containing

7.2.1 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (Option P)

7.2.2 Vacuum Chamber Dispersal Element: (Option W)