Intec FORCE/3 HP2 Manuel utilisateur
Instruction Manual
Insulation blowing machine
Original Language –English
Intec — 4040 Kodiak Court – Frederick, CO 80504 USA
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing an Intec insulation system. Since 1977, both professional contractors and do-
it-yourself equipment users have looked to Intec as the industry leader in the design and manufacture
of innovative portable insulation blowing equipment. We take pride in making your job as easy and
profitable as possible.
The right system for your needs: Intec strives to provide you with the best combination of portability,
functionality, and installation versatility to surpass your desired success.
•FORCE® BLOWING MACHINES –Powered by Gas or Electric: From lightweight polyethylene units
with removable hoppers, to larger units with increased production rates and installation versatility,
all of our durable systems are made to maximize your profit generating potential.
•VORTEC® VACUUMS –Powered by Gas or Electric: Engineered for High Productivity and Built to
Last for High Value Generation, Intec’s VORTEC high powered vacuums provide the highest value
offered in today’s marketplace. With various sizes and gas or electric power options, we have a
vacuum that will enable you to profitably grow your business.
Best-in-class Customer Service: Total ease of use extends beyond your initial purchase of an Intec
system to your evolving needs thru the entire lifecycle. Both before and after the sale service is
important to keep you running at peak operating capabilities. Intec’s technical team provides
installation assistance in addition to maintenance suggestions and trouble-shooting support. In
addition to blowing machines, Intec produces a range of accessories that will increase your
productivity when dense packing, damp spraying, and installing net and blow.
Thank you for partnering with Intec. We appreciate the confidence and trust you have placed in us,
and wish you many profit-generating opportunities!
Ray Lavallee
President, Intec
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................... 1
SYMBOLS.................................................................................................... 3
SAFETY FIRST ............................................................................................... 3
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS................................................................................. 4
SYSTEM SET-UP: ............................................................................................ 8
SYSTEM OPERATION:...................................................................................... 11
MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................ 13
TROUBLESHOOTING....................................................................................... 14
SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................... 16
ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS ................................................................................... 17
MAKING A CLAIM FOR DAMAGE OR LOSS ............................................................... 20
WARRANTY ................................................................................................ 21
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Symbols
SYMBOL
SYMBOL
MEANING
Danger
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
will result in death or serious injury.
Warning
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
could result in death or serious injury.
Caution
Indicates a potentially hazardous situation, which, if not avoided,
may result in minor or moderate injury.
Safety First
Disconnect all power cords prior to working on the equipment. Failure to do so
could result in injury or death.
Never put hands into the hopper when machine is running.
Never operate equipment while standing in water as electrical shock may result.
Always use grounded extension cords when operating equipment.
When working with insulation, always wear a long sleeve shirt, gloves and a hat.
Wear goggles or safety glasses for eye protection. Wear a mask for respiratory
protection.
Keep tools and foreign objects out of the hopper.
Never leave the machine unattended during operation. Disconnect all power to the
machine when unattended.
Never operate the equipment with the access panels off, possible
injury may occur.
Prior to use, inspect power cord and remote cord prior to ensure
no damage exists.
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How the System Works
OVERVIEW: Cellulose, Fiberglass, or Stone Wool insulation is loaded into the hopper. The agitator
breaks-up and starts the insulation conditioning process prior to insulation entering the airlock. The
airlock transports the insulation into the airstream created by the blower system. Insulation is
discharged from the airlock, through the machine outlet, and into the hose. The insulation is further
conditioned as it travels through the hose.
An introduction to key components of the system follows:
Air Inlet Filter: Filters the blower intake air to prevent foreign particles from entering blower housing
to allow for a longer life blower motor. Clean regularly (i.e. clean prior to each use).
Agitator & Airlock Motor: This energy efficient motor powers both the agitator and airlock.
Hopper: The hopper contains the insulation being fed into the agitators.
Air Inlet Filter
Agitator Motor
Hopper
Control Panel
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Electrical Receptacles: The agitator / airlock motor & each blower motor require a dedicated 115 volt
15 amp circuit.
Wired Remote Receptacle: Twist lock receptacle to plug in the wired remote.
Control Panel: The electrical panel, combined with the remote (wired and/or wireless), provides
operation of the machine.
1. Agitator Circuit Breaker- push to reset if tripped.
2. Power ON Button- energizes the Control Panel.
3. Rotary Control Switch- selects operation mode: Wireless Remote Control when operating from
GOWIRELESS Long Range Transmission wireless transmitter (optional), Wired Remote Control when
operating from wired remote, Off, Blower & Blower / Agitator when desiring to operate machine from
its control panel.
4. LRT Antenna- receives signal from Wireless LRT.
5. Learn Button- used in reprogramming transmitter/receiver.
6. Sync LED- indicates programming status of transmitter/receiver.
7. Blower #1 Circuit Breaker- push to reset if tripped.
8. Variable Speed Control- allows user to control output (speed) of Primary Blower.
9. Blower #2 Circuit Breaker- push to reset if tripped.
10. Blower #2 On/Off Switch- energizes Blower #2.
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Primary Blower
Secondary Blower
Agitator / Airlock Motor
Wired Remote Receptacle
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GOWIRELESS: The optional GOWIRELESS LRT (Long Range Transmission) system enables wireless use.
The transmitter can be mounted on wrist, hose, belt clip, lanyard, or in pocket.
Agitator: The agitator is located in the bottom section of the hopper between the hopper and airlock.
The configuration of the agitator enables high production rates and appropriate insulation
conditioning.
Slide Gate: The slide gate is between the agitator
and the airlock. The slide gate allows the user to
alter the volume of insulation being swept into the
airlock over time. An open slide gate provides the
maximum amount of insulation into the airlock
over time; often this is the case when open blowing
attics. Closing the slide gate provides more
conditioning to the insulation. When the slide gate
restricts insulation flow into the airlock the
insulation comes into more contact with the
agitator, resulting in increased conditioning of the
insulation and more airflow vs. product flow ratio.
The slide gate is typically used during wall fill
applications where the user desired a higher ratio
of air to product flow to pack the insulation densely
into wall cavities.
Airlock:The airlock transfers the insulation from the agitation system into the airstream. Note
insulation does not come into contact with the blower. Insulation is discharged from the airlock by
way of the machine outlet into the hose. Hose is not shown in above diagram; hose is connected to
the Machine Outlet.
Each Blade is welded to the Airlock Shaft for superior strength.
Airlock Seal- 6 in total
Airlock Rotor Blade- 6 in total
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Backflow preventers: The backflow preventers (or one-way valves) are found in the base of the
system positioned between the blower and airlock. The backflow preventers will keep insulation from
flowing backwards through the airlock and into the blower which may happen when the pressure of
product in the hose is more than that of the pressure in the line between the blower and airlock -
examples include (i) hose moving straight up from machine to a second or third story, or (ii) during
some dense pack operation. The back blow preventer prolongs the blower motor’s life.
Control Panel
Agitator Motor
Primary Blower
Backflow Preventers
Airlock
Airlock Drive Sprocket
Gearbox
Secondary Blower
Self-Adjusting Chain Tensioner
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Set up and Operation
System Set-Up:
Set system on a dry, level surface.
1. Obtain appropriate protective equipment.
a. Recommendations: dust mask, eye protection, gloves, knife
to cut insulation bags, and a hat.
2. Power Connections:
FORCE/3 HP2: Obtain three 12 gauge, heavy duty twist-lock power cords (note: when requiring
over 100 feet per power cord, recommendation is to use 10 gauge in order to reduce the
voltage drop and allow for appropriate operation of motors). Connect one power cord to each
blower power receptacle, and one to the agitator & airlock power inlet. Note that each power
source is required to be an independent 115V - 15 amp (or greater) circuit.
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3. Attach 3” hose (100 feet minimum, 150 feet is recommended to provide
for additional insulation conditioning) to machine outlet using a hose
clamp. Note: If you desire to wall fill, you may benefit from Intec’s
Machine Insert Tube which converts your machine’s outlet to 2”; this is a
recommended procedure when using cellulose (Intec’s multi-reducer hose
kit is recommended when using fiberglass). You can now use 2” hose
from your machine’s outlet with no need to use various size hoses and
reducing couplers.
4. Slide Gate - Open slide gate & place pin in desired opening.
5. System Controls
Determine how you will operate the system. Choices are to control the system thru the:
•Control panel
•Wired remote
oConnect the wired remote to the wired remote
receptacle if you decide to utilize the wired remote.
•Wireless remote if you have the GOWIRELESS system
a. Power On system: Press the POWER ON BUTTON to
provide power to the system. Note the following:
i. When the system has power, the POWER ON BUTTON will glow green
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