Chicago Dryer Machine Nameplate Guide (King Edge / Edge / Tri-Maxx)
How to Read a Chicago Dryer Machine Nameplate (King Edge / Edge / Tri-Maxx)
Chicago Dryer King Edge, Edge, Tri-Maxx and Flex-Feed machines use a similar nameplate format for electrical identification.
Chicago Dryer spreader/feeder machines include a metal nameplate that lists the machine model, serial number, and electrical requirements. Technicians use this plate to identify the exact machine and verify the correct power supply before installation, service, or ordering replacement parts.
Nameplate Example – Chicago Dryer King Edge
Nameplate Field Breakdown
| Field | What it means |
|---|---|
| Model | Machine model |
| Serial | Machine identifier |
| Phase | Electrical phase |
| Hz | Power frequency |
| Volts | Required supply voltage |
| Total HP | Combined motor horsepower |
| Total Amps | Electrical draw |
Where the Nameplate is Located
On Chicago Dryer King Edge spreader/feeders, the nameplate is mounted on the back of the right endframe near the electrical connection box. This plate provides the electrical requirements for the machine.
Why Technicians Check the Nameplate
- Verify electrical service before installation
- Identify the correct machine when ordering parts
- Avoid motor damage from incorrect voltage
Related Chicago Dryer Parts
- King Edge Bearings
- Spreader Belts
- Transfer Clamps
- Sensors