background image

12

MAINTENANCE

Standard water models (VAPORMIST, cont.)

Off-season shut-down procedure

1.

Switch off electrical power.

2.

Remove enclosure.

3.

Shut off water supply to makeup valve.

4.

Drain evaporating chamber, and clean if necessary
(see “To inspect and service” on previous page).

5.

Replace enclosure.

6.

Leave chamber dry, the power off and the
water shut-off valve closed until the next
humidification season.

DI water models (VAPORMIST DI)

The VAPORMIST DI unit uses DI/RO water. Because
these water types are mineral-free, cleaning of the
evaporating chamber should not be necessary. However,
there are some simple maintenance steps that should be
followed to ensure all parts of the unit are in working
order.

To inspect and service

1.

Remove the evaporating chamber.

Remove the two fasteners on each side of the
cover enclosure.

Remove the enclosure.

Do not remove the electrical panel cover or
heater terminal cover until electrical power
is disconnected. Safety first.

If the VAPORMIST has a space distribution
unit (SDU) mounted directly above it, the
SDU cover must be removed before
removing the unit cover.

If the tank is hot, cool it down by opening the
manual ball valve on the side of the tank.
The float valve will open allowing cool water
to run into the tank until it is cool enough to
handle.

Shut off the water supply.

Shut off the electrical supply.

Allow the tank to drain completely.

Disconnect the fill line at the fill fitting.

Disconnect the electrical plugs between the
tank components and the back of the electrical
panel (includes: power plug, low water switch
plug, tank temperature sensor plug and thermal
trip plug). 

DISCONNECT BY PULLING ON

PLUG HOUSING. DO NOT DISCONNECT
BY PULLING ON CORD OR WIRES.

Disconnect the drain union on the back left
corner of the frame.

Disconnect the steam supply hose from the
top of the tank.

Lift the tank foot above the frame flange and
slide the tank assembly forward to remove.

2.

Loosen the four cover bolts and remove the cover
assembly from the tank.

3.

Inspect the tank interior for debris or pitting.

4.

Inspect the valve inlet for debris.

5.

Check the operation of the float valve and the
condition of the float seat.

6.

Check the low water switch for free operation.

7.

Secure the chamber cover making sure the cover
gasket is seated and the chamber is sealed.

8.

Reinstall the evaporating chamber:

Reconnect the fill line.

Reconnect electrical plugs.

Reconnect drain union.

Reconnect the vapor hose.

9.

Close the drain valve.

10. Turn on the water supply.

11. Turn on the electrical power.

VAPORMIST DI off-season shut-down procedure

1.

Switch off electric power.

2.

Remove enclosure.

3.

Shut off water supply to makeup valve.

4.

Drain evaporating chamber by opening the drain
valve. For units with end-of-season drain, please refer
to the VAPOR-LOGIC

®

3

manual.

5.

Replace enclosure.

6.

Leave chamber dry, power off and the water shut-off
valve closed until the next humidification season.

VMOM-0600.PDF   12

11/19/2009   9:59:11 AM

Summary of Contents for VAPORMIST

Page 1: ...AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS VAPORMIST and VAPORMIST DI ELECTRIC STEAM HUMIDIFIERS Installation Operation and Maintenance Manual For toll free technical support call 1 800 328 4447 cETL LISTED ETL LIS...

Page 2: ...s DRI STEEM Humidifier Company VAPORMIST and VAPORMIST DI humidifiers 3 Installation Locating and mounting the VAPORMIST humidifier 4 Examples of mounting the dispersion tube 4 Mounting dispersion tub...

Page 3: ...INCOLOY alloy sheathed immersion heaters Keyholes for wall mounting Water fill NPT DN8 female 1 DN40 or 2 DN50 flexible vapor hose connects to dispersion tube in duct Condensate return line Duct Elect...

Page 4: ...in duct Vapor hose and dispersion tube s should be pitched back to the humidifier with a minimum gradual slope of 2 per foot 15 A single dispersion tube cannot be used with VM 30 or VM 34 Figure 4 2...

Page 5: ...ondensate drain tubing is not provided by DRI STEEM A minimum pitch of 2 ft 15 back to the humidifier must be maintained in the dispersion tube when there is no separate condensate drain Condensate dr...

Page 6: ...drain pipes into a single drain line may result in the backflow of drain water into the humidifier cabinet causing the unit to malfunction All wiring must be in accordance with all governing codes and...

Page 7: ...6 mm 2 25 57 mm Top view Back of enclosure Front of enclosure OM 282 1 Power wire knockout Humidistat or SDU knockouts 24 19 614mm 3 4 NPT DN20 tankdrain 3 4 NPT DN20 framedrain Model number Steam cap...

Page 8: ...re it disappears it could collect and drip as water The greater the space relative humidity the more the fog will rise throw and spread before disappearing The dis tances the fog travels before it dis...

Page 9: ...SDU E mechanical detail OM 54 1 2 25 57 mm Steam inlet Steam outlet If the SDU E or SDU I is immediately above the VAPORMIST disconnect both hose clamps on the steam hose grip the hose and rotate it t...

Page 10: ...that proper grounding and an approved earth groundareprovided 2 Confirm that the control signal being connected to the VAPOR LOGIC3 system is compatible with the VAPOR LOGIC3 program Identify the VAP...

Page 11: ...the electrical panel cover or heater terminal cover until electrical power is disconnected Safety first If the VAPORMIST has an SDU mounted directly above it the SDU cover must be removed before remov...

Page 12: ...tank to drain completely Disconnect the fill line at the fill fitting Disconnect the electrical plugs between the tank components and the back of the electrical panel includes power plug low water sw...

Page 13: ...control voltage across the fill valve output Humidifier does not stop filling Lack of tank to probe electrical continuity Water conductivity must be 100 micromhos cm 2 gr gal or 34 2 mg liter Add sal...

Page 14: ...oning float switch Check to make sure that float moves freely on stem Plugged fill valve Check fill valve inlet Humidifier does not stop filling Open drain valve Obstruction in drain valve will not al...

Page 15: ...ack 4 409593 002 No Description Qty Part No 1 Subpanel VM99 barrier 1 120801 2 Ground lug L 35 10 14 GA CP 8 1 409250 017 2 Ground lug L 70 6 8 GA CP 4 1 409250 018 3 Transformer 600V 1 408896 3 Trans...

Page 16: ...on pages 17 and 18 VM Model VMDI Model 3 1 2 19 25 6 7 34 8 34 22 24 28 20 15 16 11 33 32 31 10 18 25 9 4 5 13 35 36 12 15 11 27 20 16 17 29 30 23 21 26 25 37 3 4 NPT frame drain male Tank drain Hole...

Page 17: ...05390 006 5 Hose cuff 2 ID VM 21 34 1 305391 006 6 Cover tank 1 7 Heater element 8 Probe assembly cord and plug 1 406050 005 9 Probe assembly gasket 1 309750 004 10 Probe assembly VM 2 4 1 406270 10 P...

Page 18: ...pter VM 6 16 1 160224 041 22 Fill adapter VM 21 34 1 160224 052 23 Panel insulation 1 309845 003 24 Sensor temperature 1 405760 25 Screw Phillips head 8 32 x 8 700170 007 26 Frame assembly chassis 1 1...

Page 19: ...mer 600V 1 408986 3 Transformer 120 208 240 480 1 408965 001 4 Channel wire with cover 2 408999 003 5 Main board VL 3 1 408490 001 6 Keypad board VL 3 1 408490 002 7 Plug 4 prong female 4 409585 008 8...

Page 20: ...irect associated with the installation removal or reinstallation of any defective product DRI STEEM s limited warranty shall not be effective or actionable unless there is compliance with all installa...

Reviews: