Front Control Panel & Remote Button Functions; Maintenance - Pace ARM-EVAC 150 Operation Manual

Front Control Panel & Remote Button Functions
Power Button – Press the Power Button on the front panel or on the remote to activate the unit. When the
machine comes on, the Power Button on the front panel will light up red. Press the Power Button again to stop
the unit, and the button will begin flashing to indicate the main power switch is still on. ATTENTION: If the unit is
not going to be used again for a long time, turn off the main power switch at the side of the unit.
Motor Speed Indicator – The number of green illuminated LED's will increase or decrease to indicate motor
speed.
Increase Air Flow Button – With the machine running, each press of the button will increase the motor speed
by 10%. The number on the display will increase by 010 (e.g. S. 010) to a maximum of 100 (S. 100).
Decrease Air Flow – While the machine is running, each press of this button will slow the motor speed. The
number on the display will decrease by 10%. To turn the motor completely off, press the power button.
Time Set – While the machine is running, pressing this button will allow a timer to be set that will automatically
shut the unit off. Pressing the Time Set button will cause the display to switch from the flow speed display to
"HXXX", with "H" meaning Hours and "XXX" being the number of hours before the unit shuts off. The minimum
setting is 1 hour with a maximum of 300 hours. Press the Increase Air Flow or Decrease Air Flow buttons to
change the number of hours. Each digit is set individually. After setting the desired single digits, press Time
Set to advance to the tens and again to the hundreds. After completing the desired run-time entry, press the
OK-Setting button to save the setting.
Filter Condition Monitor – When the filter becomes clogged, a red LED will blink (along with an auditory
alarm), indicating a filter change might be required.
Filter Alarm – An auditory alarm will sound alerting the operator to check the filter condition, as it may be
clogged. Push the Ok/Setting button to mute the alarm sound.
OK-Setting – If the machine sounds an alarm, press this button to acknowledge the alarm and stop the auditory
tone. The total run-time of the machine (in hours) can also be displayed by pressing this button during normal
operation. The button also serves to save certain settings.
Control Panel Lock (Remote only) – On the Remote Control, pressing the Control Panel Lock button will lock
the buttons on the front panel of the unit. This is to prevent unauthorized personnel from changing the settings.
The front panel can be unlocked by pressing the button on the Remote again, or by turning the unit off then back
on using the main power switch.

Maintenance

Fuses: The fuse is located in a sliding tray at the left side of the unit, between
the power receptacle and power switch. Each Arm-Evac is supplied with one
replacement fuse, also located in the sliding tray.
Motor: The Arm-Evac 150 is fitted with a brushless, single inlet motor pump
assembly, which does not require routine maintenance. It is important that
fume extractor filters are changed on a regular basis to protect the fan
assembly.
Exhaust Vents: Vents are located on both sides of the unit to allow the cleaned air to return to the workplace.
Do not cover them as this may cause damage to the motor assembly.
Never operate the Arm-Evac 150 without filters installed.
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