GVL Self-Contained Motor Loader
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GLASS-VU LOADER The perfect blend of simplicity and control.

Installing the GVL GlassVu Loader ---General--2 Electrical Connection Orient lid opening for easy maintenance and cleaning 1 Material Line Connections 3 Compressed Air Connection Fitting on Blowback Accumulator Loader Control: see “Loader Control Instructions” for operation. GVL Mounting Plate; see “Mounting the GVL Loader” Plastic Pellets Feed Tube inserted into material GVL shown mounted on GVH GlassVu Hopper; see separate instructions. both ends, from feed tube loader. 1 Install flexible hose, secured with hose clamps atinstructions) is installed onto material inlet tube ofwith a A...

Mounting the GVL Loader GVL Mounting Flange Patterns by model Discharge Opening 9” Bolt Circle 4 eq. spaced holes Control Box 12” Hopper Opening 14” OD mounting flange 13” Bolt Circle 6 eq. spaced holes #ad-026 • New or existing Novatec hoppers will allow mounting the GVL directly or the GVL can be supplied with an adaptor, similar to the models shown here. Bolt the adaptor in place on the receiving hopper and then install the GVL using locking, captive fasteners. • For mounting to non-Novatec hoppers, note your model of GVL and prepare the hopper to be loaded with the appropriate cut-out...

Operating the GVL GlassVu Loader Vacuum motor should just glass section of loader with feed tube ring inserted into inlet opening Too much air... slow loading and hose wear more likely v^^^^^^^rToo little air... plugged /♦»/€*$s%j%ftfffii&i$J material line is possible ^ The feed tube joins air with material and it should be plunged (and kept) in the material supply, but allow upper section of feed tube to remain above material level. 2 Adjust load time. See next page for detailed instructions on control settings and options. 3 To allow optimum loading and longest filter life, adjust load...

Loader Control Instructions LOAD TIME • Increase (+) or decrease (-) seconds of vac motor time • Chirp confirms change • One press = one second • Pressing both buttons during loading will use that time setting • Press for On or Off • Slow flash green = Power connected, unit turned off • Steady green = On • Fast flash green = Loading ALARM • Red light and horn = Loading problem. • Press silence button to turn off horn. Red light stays on until problem is solved or power button is pressed. • Pressing silence button before alarm defeats alarm function. • Yellow light = alarm is defeated LOADER...

Making Detailed Control Changes Without The Use Of The Pendant The optional control pendant is the easiest way to make detailed changes to the loader control parameters, but changes are also possible with special keystrokes on the loader control itself, as described below: 1. Enter set-up mode by pressing +, - and at the same time. 2. Function selections are indicated by counting flashes of the yellow LED light (see list, below). 3. Hold and press either + or – to move through the function list. 4. Once a function is selected, its values may be changed by pressing + or -. 5. Values of each...

Description of Loader Functions Functions and Descriptions: 1 Load time Set the load time to fill the glass chamber to the desired level. Load time can be set from 2 to 60 seconds. Two-digit number. First digit is the frequency, which is the number of loads between cleaning the filter. Second digit is the number cleaning pulses that will be applied. st Frequency (1 digit): Range 0 to 5 th (0=after every load, 5=after every 5 load) Number of Pulses (2 (0=no cleaning, off) Number of load retries before alarm sounds. Number of retries can be set from 0 to 19. Zero turns off alarm. Unload time...

Electrical Connection of Loading Options -Proportioning Valve -Purge Valve -Output to Auxiliary Alarm Device Printed Circuit Board Inside Control Box Install wires from this side of terminal strip. Remote Alarm Relay Use flat blade screwdriver. Firmly tighten connections. Proportioning Valve Purge Valve Shield/ground wires on external devices should be grounded to control enclosure; not GND terminal. GND terminal is for input sensing devices ONLY. 1. Remove the screw from the top of the loader control enclosure, and carefully tip the enclosure out without straining wires connected to the...

Accessing the Vacuum Motor for -Inspection of motor or power supply -Motor replacement -Brush replacement Loader Model GVL-10 For easiest service, the entire motor lid may be removed from the loader by first disconnecting the power cable from the supply and unplugging the round connector that connects to the loader control. Then remove the hinge bolt, freeing the lid to be removed from the loader body. screws top of the motor 1 Remove 4 remove from thecoverand one screw on the front to separate the cover and the top plate (may require prying Power relay Power supply cover plate from the...

Replacing Motor Brushes Loader Model GVL-10 See “Accessing the Vacuum Motor” to remove cover from motor. motor by squeezing the top of 1 Remove plastic shield from top ofthe cover up away from colored each spring clip (A) while prying brush holder (green-120 volts, red-220 volts). Cover can be worked up and off, one side at a time. Take care to not break small positioning stubs and grip tabs (B) on the plastic cover. brush retaining 2 Remove two black screws that hold downconnected to the clip. Once removed, brush will be released, but still short electrical lead. Use caution to avoid...

Spare and Replacement Parts Model: GVL-10 Note: Part numbers are case-sensitive 9 Part Description Lance Assy w/Reg, 1.5” OD Vacuum Hose…1.5” ID* Hose Clamp Vacuum Motor…115 Volts* Vacuum Motor…230 Volts* Motor brushes…115 volts* Motor brushes…230 volts* Rubber gasket, lid to motor Motor cover (stainless grill) 24 VDC Power Supply Solid State Relay for motor Fuse, 10A for 115 volts* Fuse, 5A for 230 volts* Multi pin connector (F) Lid gasket (under lid) Filter, Dacron disk, 7 7/8” OD* Filter Support Ring Butterfly latch (2) Segment ring (alum, T profile) Material Inlet Ring, 1.5” Glass...