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To test the ASV System:
1. Push the Open button to make sure ASV is open. When the ASV is opening or closing, you
will hear the valve motor operating for a few seconds.
2. Saturate a rag with water and squeeze over Leak Sensor, or dip the Leak Sensor into a small
bucket of water. Once the Leak Sensor is wet, it will signal the ASV to close, then an audible
alarm will sound and a red light will flash. Push the Mute button to silence the alarm, and
note that the red light will continue to flash. This means the ASV is closed, and will remain
closed until you push the Open button.
3. Before the ASV can be opened, the Leak Sensor needs to be dry! There is no need to unplug
the AC Adaptor when drying off the Leak Sensor. The water test can be done with the paper
sleeve still on the Leak Sensor if it was left in place.
8. Once a month, the ASV will automatically close and open by itself. The Control Panel is
programmed to run this cycle to ensure that the valve continues to function properly in the event
that it needs to shut off the water.
2.6. Vent Line Installation
Use only 2", 3" or 4" Schedule 40 PVC or equivalent pipe for vent line.
Follow all applicable AARST, EPA, and/or State Standards for Radon
or VOC venting.
1. Place the lid of the AIRaider on to the tank and secure into place
using the Hex Head Screws and Washers provided.
2. Connect vent line (piping purchased separately) toAIRaider lid using
the enclosed rubber coupling (See Figure 11).
3. The vent line must be routed in a manner that allows the system
to exhaust above the level of the roof (see Figure 12).
Note: When "Freeze Up" is posssible, a minimum pipe diameter of 3" is
recommended (See Figure 13, p. 18).
4. The vent line must be pitched back toward the system to prevent
condensation build up.
IN063 Rev.E
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
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Figure 11
Vent Line Connection
Figure 12
Vent Line Connection (2 Inch)
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