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READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING AUTOCLEAN EQUIPPED UNIT.
RETAIN THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.
SAFETY RULES
Before installing or operating this system, read this supplemental Owners Manual. All safety and cautionary
notes from the primary Owners Manual are in effect after installation of the AUTOCLEAN system. As with
all electrical devices, it should only be serviced by a qualified electrical technician.
AIRFLOW SYSTEMS SETS THE STANDARD
The AUTOCLEAN filter cleaning control system automatically controls off line cleaning of the filters in the
equipment. Automatic operation assures the filters are cleaned regularly to assure peak equipment operating
performance and filter life. The system uses a timer sequence circuit board to activate from one to five filter
cleaning stations. User adjustments of cartridge cleaning duration, frequency of cleaning cycles and time
between individual filter cleaning times are easily set on the board. In the case of the single filter systems, the
duration of the cleaning is controlled by a time delay relay.
SPECIFICATIONS
ELECTRICAL:
Standard Input Voltage: 115 VAC single phase, 60 cycles ( Higher input voltages available when used with a
step-down transformer. )
AFS has a policy of continuous research and improvement, and reserves the right to change design and
specifications without notice.
INSPECTION AND UNPACKING
Immediately upon receiving the unit, carefully examine the unit for damage during transit. If the unit is
damaged, note on the Bill of Lading or contact the last carrier for filing a claim within 10 working days.
Even if there is no visible exterior damage to the shipping container, there may be CONCEALED damage
that could be caused by improper handling during shipping. Unpack the unit, saving all packaging materials,
and examine the contents carefully. If there is internal damage to the unit, it must be reported to the last carrier
and a claim filed within 10 working days. The damage inspector will want to see the damaged unit and all of
the packing materials.
Summary of Contents for V410
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