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Henkel, Inc.
P.O. Box 1322
Hammond, LA
70404
(985) 345-2171
www.keenovens.com
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Henkel, Inc. P.O. Box 1322 * Hammond, Louisiana * 70404 * (985) 345-2171 www.keenovens.com Models KF-100A Flux Holding Oven Installation Instructions & Repair Parts List One Year Limited Warranty Henkel, Inc. warrants its products against defects in material and workmanship. Henkel, Inc. will either repair or replace without charge any properly installed product which fails under normal operating conditions within one year from date of installation, provided it
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Recommended Spare Parts When it is critical to have continuous operation of this unit; we suggest having the following spare parts on hand: Heating Element Assemblies Thermostat General Information The model KF-100A is a portable hopper style flux oven capable of storing 125 pounds of welding flux. Flux is top loaded by way of a removable door and discharged through a slide valve located on the bottom of the unit. Safety Precautions Read all instructions completely before a
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• When using the unit at a distance where an extension cord becomes necessary, a 3-conductor grounding cord of adequate size must be used for safety, and to prevent loss of power and overheating. Use only a UL listed extension cord suitable for outdoor use. Make certain wire size is large enough for A/C amperage rating of unit. Operation Load oven with flux. To turn unit on, simply plug the power cord into the appropriate single phase A/C power source. (See oven nameplate for volt
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Scheduled Maintenance The manufacturer recommends that the operator periodically clean all flux residue from heating elements and brackets. Excessive flux buildup on elements may cause hot spots and shorten element life. Troubleshooting The Keen oven model KF-100A requires a minimal amount of electrical knowledge to repair if necessary. IF OVEN FAILS TO OPERATE – NO HEAT 1. Check power source. 2. Check power cord continuity. Replace cord assembly if faulty. (S
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Corrective Maintenance CHANGING THE HEATING ELEMENTS 1. Disconnect power source and empty oven of flux. 2. Remove element cover and leads from elements (Note: power cord strain relief may have to be removed to gain clearance.) 3. From interior of oven, remove elements from clips and pull elements free of hopper wall. 4. Replace new elements and electrical leads being sure terminals are not shorted to oven body. Replace element cover. CHANGING THE THERMOSTAT 1. Discon
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Model KF-100A Repair Parts List ITEM # QUANTITY DESCRIPTION PART NUMBER 1 1 * Elements 120V 301023 W/T 240V 301026 3 1 Power Cord 301018 4 1 Strain Relief 301043 5 1 Thermometer 301127 6 1 Pilot Light 301085 7 2 Wheel 460106 2 1 Thermostat 301024 ** Please state model number and serial number and specify voltage and wattage when ordering repair parts, spare parts, or accessory parts. All necessary attaching hardware is supplied with each part ordered.
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Phone (985) 345-2171 HENKEL, INC. Fax (985) 345-5653 PO Box 1322 Manufacturer of KEEN Ovens Hammond, Louisiana Quality Since 1923. 70401 Flux and Electrode Stabilizing Guide Dry Rod After Exposure to Moisture a Air Conditioned Oven Holding Sufficient Time to affect Weld Quality Storage Type (AWS) After Opening Recondition Rebake Before Opening IMPORTANT: Step 1 Step 2 This table is offered as a Standard 180 °F ± 25 ° 240 °F ± 25 ° guide to p
