Aircare TRUCKMASTER II, Owner'S Manual

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DUCT CLEANING WITH THE TRUCKMASTER II
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TruckMaster II
The Air-Care TruckMaster II has a unique dual function. The motorized brush on the end of the vacuum
hose assembly agitates the dust and debris into the air duct, while your Truck Mount Vacuum functions
as the debris collector. This method of cleaning only requires that the supply and return grills be
removed and the air system is turned off.
Caution, some air systems may automatically cycle in
the OFF position on the Thermostat, so it is best to also shut off the main power breaker to the
furnace while cleaning.
1. Before applying power, be sure that
all 3 Switches on the Control Box are
in the OFF (0) position.
4. The electrical cord from the hose
will plug in to the TruckMaster control
panel socket. Unless your truck
vacuum has provision for “Dry Dust”,
you should install the “Dust Damper”
between the Truck vacuum hose and
the TruckMaster Hose and attach the
solution hose to the truck’s solution
hose.
2. After connecting the Air-Care
TruckMaster to an extension cord
and a wall outlet, turn on the Circuit
Breaker on the Right, then the Motor
can be started after a few seconds.
5. The Remote uses an Infrared Light
beam like a Television Remote. The
Remote Receivers are located on
the control panel and on the back of
the Power Box. The operator can be
across the room or up on a ladder
and the remote will often function
with the IR beam reflecting off light-
colored walls and ceilings even with
obstructions to visibility.
3. Connect the 1 ½” X 35’ hose
assembly (or the optional 2” X 35’ hose
assembly) to your Vacuum Source
Hose.
6. When using the Remote, BOTH
Switches on the control box for the
brush MUST BE OFF (DOWN)!
These switches can be used to
manually START/STOP or Change
rotation direction of the brush if the
Handheld Remote Transmitter is lost
or has a dead battery. When these
switches are ON (UP), it deactivates
the Remote.