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		 Part # 453905   
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					TUBE AXIAL UPBLAST FANS   
					Model TAUD (Direct Drive, Aluminum Propeller)   
					Model TAUB-CA (Belt Drive, Aluminum Propeller)   
					Model TAUB (Belt Drive, Steel Propeller, High Temp.)   
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					INSTALLATION, OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL   
					Greenheck Model TAUD, TAUB-CA and TAUB fans are thoroughly inspected and test run at the factory, however damage may   
					occur during handling and shipping. Consequently, it is important that the unit be carefully inspected for visible and concealed   
					damage before beginning installation. Report any damage to the shipper immediately. In addition, assure all accessory items   
					are present.   
					Fig. 1 Lifting Point   
					INSTALLATION   
					(4 places)   
					LIFTING - Attach a suitable chain or strap to the points depicted in   
					Fig. 1. The fan should never be lifted by the motor, tie down points, belt   
					tube, damper frame, windband or accessories.   
					Carefully lift the fan to the roof curb and install fasteners in all holes   
					provided in the unit base. The windband need not be removed for the   
					lifting operation.   
					ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS - The electrical supply must be   
					compatible with the fan motor voltage, phase and amperage capacity.   
					The electrical supply line must be properly fused and conform to local   
					and national electrical codes.   
					For direct drive units, the electrical supply may be routed internally   
					and exit through a hole provided in the fan housing if an optional service   
					disconnect switch is provided.   
					For belt drive units, the electrical supply line may be routed internally   
					and exit the fan housing through a hole provided below the belt tube   
					opening. The electrical supply line should then be either: (1) connected   
					to an optional service disconnect switch, or (2) wired directly to the   
					motor.   
					For belt drive units in continuous high temperature installations,   
					the electrical supply must be kept out of the airstream. This means   
					bringing the supply lines off the roof deck not through the fan. The   
					electrical supply line should then be either: (1) connected to an optional   
					service disconnect switch, or (2) wired directly to the motor.   
					For belt drive units in emergency smoke removal installations, the electrical supply must be kept out of the airstream.   
					They may also require an isolated power supply so that if power is cut to the building in the event of a fire, the fan will continue   
					to operate. Check the local and national electrical codes for emergency smoke removal fans.   
					** WARNING **   
					Disconnect and secure to the “off” position all electrical power to the fan prior to inspection or   
					service.   
					Caution must be used when working around the fusible link damper lifters. They contain preloaded   
					springs and may open the dampers unexpectedly.   
					Models TAUD and TAUB-CA may have fusible link damper lifters. All model TAUB units designed   
					for emergency smoke operation have fusible link damper lifters. TAUB fans UL listed as “Power   
					ventilators for smoke control systems” in sizes 42, 48, 54 and 60 have extra heavy duty fusible   
					link damper lifters under high spring tension that, for safety reasons, must be pinned to prevent   
					accidental release during inspection or service. See page 2 for details on how to secure the lifter   
					arms.   
					FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THESE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS MAY   
					RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH!   
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				ROUTINE MAINTENANCE FOR BELT DRIVE FANS — CAUTION: See **WARNING** on page 1   
					Once the fan has been put into operation, periodic maintenance should be scheduled to assure reliability and performance. The   
					following items should be checked as a part of this maintenance schedule:   
					1. Fasteners and set screws   
					2. Bearings   
					3. Lubrication   
					4. Belts   
					5. Removal of dust and dirt   
					1. FASTENERS AND SET SCREWS - Normal fan vibration has a tendency to loosen mechanical fasteners. Periodic inspection   
					should include checking all fasteners and set screws, including the propeller fasteners, for tightness.   
					2. BEARINGS - The pillow block ball bearings installed on Model TAUB-CA and TAUB fans are air handling quality, grease   
					lubricated, self aligning, and selected for a minimum L(10) 40,000 hours (equal to L(50) 200,000 hours). However, bearings are   
					one of the most critical parts of a fan and should be inspected at regular intervals. Locking collars, set screws and fasteners   
					attaching the bearings to the fan should also be checked.   
					3. LUBRICATION - Bearings operating in a clean environment and temperatures between 32°F and 200°F should be lubricated   
					semiannually using a high quality lithium based grease. Bearings operating outside these temperature parameters require   
					special high or low temperature grease. If contamination or high moisture conditions exist, more frequent lubrication is   
					required.   
					Model TAUB-CA and TAUB fans are equipped with extended lubrication lines as standard. The grease fittings are located on   
					the exterior of the fan housing next to the motor weather cover and should be wiped clean before adding grease.   
					When adding grease to the fan bearings, rotate the fan shaft while slowly operating the manual grease gun. Be careful not to   
					unseat the bearing seals by over lubricating or using excessive pressure. Stop pumping when a very slight resistance is   
					felt at the grease gun.   
					Lubrication of motors is intended only when fittings are provided. Many fractional horsepower motors are permanently   
					lubricated for life and require no further lubrication. Motors supplied with grease fittings should be greased in accordance with   
					the manufacturer’s directions on the motor nameplate.   
					4. BELTS - Premature belt failures are frequently caused by improper belt tension (either too loose or too tight), misaligned   
					pulleys or by prying belts on and off pulleys. The proper tension for operating a V-belt is the lowest tension at which the belts   
					will not slip at peak load conditions. For initial tensioning, the proper belt deflection is 1/64 in. for each inch of belt span,   
					measured half way between the pulley centers.   
					Example: A belt span of 32 inches should have a 32/64 or 1/2 inch of deflection using moderate thumb pressure at the   
					midpoint of the belt span. See drawing below. Check belt tension after the first 24 hours of operation, after 100 hours of   
					operation and periodically thereafter. Belt tension can be adjusted by loosening the motor plate hinge bolts and adjusting the   
					jack screws as required.   
					When replacing belts, always use the same size and type as originally supplied by the factory. Check pulleys for wear and   
					replace both pulleys and belts if wear is evident. NOTE: Model TAUB may require high temperature belts. It is very important   
					that the drive pulleys remain in proper alignment after adjustments are made. Misalignment of pulleys will result in premature   
					belt and bearing failure, noise and loss of fan efficiency.   
					Belt Span   
					Deflection =   
					64   
					CORRECT   
					WRONG   
					WRONG   
					WRONG   
					Belt Span   
					5. REMOVAL OF DUST AND DIRT - Model TAUB-CA and TAUB fans require very little attention when moving clean   
					air. If exhausting dirty or contaminated air, the propeller and butterfly damper assembly should be cleaned periodically.   
					Accumulations of dirt and debris on the propeller blades may cause an unbalanced condition resulting in excessive vibration   
					and premature failure of the propeller and bearings. Excessive buildup of dirt on the damper blades may cause binding and   
					sticking blade hinges resulting in loss of fan performance.   
					Periodically, the motor weather cover should be removed and the motor cleaned of dirt and debris. Cleaning should be limited   
					to the motor exterior. Removal of dust and dirt from the motor will assist in motor cooling. Motors should never be sprayed   
					directly with water, steam or solvents.   
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				PARTS LIST   
					Butterfly Dampers   
					Damper Hinge Rod   
					Windband Bracket   
					Motor Plate   
					Weatherhood   
					Motor   
					Outlet Screen   
					(optional)   
					Windband   
					Fusible Link Damper   
					Lifters (optional)   
					Tie Down Points   
					Propeller   
					Bearing Cover   
					Shaft Bearings   
					Fan Pulley   
					Motor Pulley   
					Belt(s)   
					Curb Cap   
					Shaft Pulley   
					Inlet Guard   
					(optional)   
					Access Door   
					(optional)   
					Always provide the fan serial number when requesting parts or information.   
					WARRANTY   
					Greenheck warrants this equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the   
					purchase date. Any units or parts which prove defective during the warranty period will be replaced at our option when   
					returned to our factory, transportation prepaid.   
					Motors are warranted by the motor manufacturer for a period of one year. Should motors furnished by Greenheck prove   
					defective during this period, they should be returned to the nearest authorized motor service station. Greenheck will not   
					be responsible for any installation or removal costs.   
					#453905 IOM Tube Axial Fans   
					Rev. 2, February 2007   
					Copyright © 2007 Greenheck Fan Corp.   
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