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Replacing
An Ionizing Wire
If an ionizing wire should break, it can be
replaced as follows:
1. Remove all pieces of broken wire.
Make sure supports at each end are in
good condition and not bent out of
shape.
2. Hook the new wire onto the support at
one end.
3. Hold your finger against the support at
the other end and hold the ionizing
wire between thumb and forefinger as
shown or use needle nose pliers. Press
on spring and on wire loop until it slips
over the end of the support. Make sure
wire is securely anchored at each end.
Support
Wire
TROUBLESHOOTING
INDICATION
SERVICE
CHECKS
ACTION
• On/Off switch "ON"
None
Normal Standby Operation.
• Green light "OFF"
• Blower Off
• On/Off switch "ON"
None
Normal Operation.
• Green light "ON"
• Blower On
AC Power is
• On/Off switch "ON"
• Green light "OFF"
• Blower On
not being supplied to air cleaner.
1. Check that power cord is properly connected to
power pack and to outlet.
2. Check for voltage at air cleaner outlet box. If
none, check fuse or circuit breaker at power
input line.
3. Check that fuse in power pack is not blown
4. Check for shorted collecting celt by installing
power door with collecting cells removed and
only pre-fitter installed. If green light turns "ON"
celt is shorted.
5. Check for dirt or blockage in air sensor tube.
6. Check that pre-filter is installed and not
damaged.
• On/Off Switch "ON"
• Green light flickering
• Blower On
1. Check for dirty collecting cells. Check cells for any
foreign object that might be lodged between plates
of celt.
2. Check cells for broken ionizing wires, cracked
insulator, or bent plates.
3,
All ionizing wires must be completely clean with no
dust build-up on wires.
1. Make proper power cord connections.
2. Replace fuse or reset circuit breaker.
3. Replace Fuse.
4. Wash cells. If short is not corrected,
call for service.
5. Clean air sensor tube.
6. Replace damaged filter
1. Remove cells and wash thoroughly.
2. Replace broken ionizing wires.
Replace celt if insulator cracked or
plates bent.
3. Clean ionizing wires.
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