Five Seasons FSHEPA-DM400 Owner'S Manual Download Page 4

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

 

The HEPA Air Cleaner is designed to run continuously 
to provide clean, filtered air 24 hours a day. The fan on 
the  heating/cooling  system,  to  which  the  HEPA  Air 
Cleaner  is  dependent  on  for  circulated  air,  should  be 
on ‘continuous’. 

Note:   

If the system fan setting is on  ‘automatic’, it is 

recommended  the  HEPA  Air  Cleaner  be  operated 
through  an  air  switch  or  relay  to  turn  the  Air  Cleaner 
off, when there is no system fan on. 

The  unit  plugs  into  a  regular  120  volt  outlet  and  is 
controlled by a switch located on the bottom of the unit, 
near the cord. 

Note:

  Do not allow the cord to be placed where it may 

be walked on or allow anything to roll over it. 

The  door  must  be  secured  for  the  Air  Cleaner  to 
operate.    All  filters  must  be  in  place  for  the  unit  to 
operate properly. 

MAINTENANCE

 

For efficient operation, the filters must be changed on a 
regular basis. If you notice a reduction in air flow from 
the system, check the filters.  
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1.  To  access  the  filters,  turn  the  Air  Cleaner 

OFF

  at 

the switch and remove the front door. 

2.  Carefully remove filters to avoid spilling of collected 

contaminants.  Dispose  of  filters  in  a  plastic  bag 
and discard with regular household trash. 

3.  Remove  plastic  from  new  filters  before  installing. 

Discard  plastic  safely.    Take  care  not  to  damage 
the filters.  Hold by the frame only. 

4.  Date the replacement filter in the space provided. 
5.  Place  the  filters  in  their  appropriate  track  with  the 

arrows pointing toward the fan.  

6.  Use  genuine  replacement  filters  only.  Call  the 

original installer for parts. 

Note:

  When the filters are new, you may notice a new 

smell from the system. This is normal and will dissipate 
within a few hours. 

Prefilter  (#DMH4-0855):

  This must be replaced every 

3-6 months.  A clean prefilter will increase the life of the 
HEPA filter and improve airflow. 

Carbon  Prefilter  (#DMH4-0810):

    This  must  be 

replaced every 3 - 6 months.  If there are heavy odors 
in  the  home  from  cooking,  smoking,  painting  or  other 
sources, the filter will require changing more often. 

HEPA Filter (#DMH4-0400):

  Replace every 2-3 years. 

The  life  of  this  filter  depends  on  the  amount  of 
contaminants in the air and the frequency in which the 
prefilter  has  been  changed.  Renovations  in  the  home 
that create  wood, drywall  dust or similar contaminants 
will shorten the life expectancy of the HEPA filter. 
 

Note:

    Handle  the  HEPA  filter  by  the  frame  only.  The 

paper  is  fragile  and  a  puncture  or  tear  will  reduce 
efficiency. 

 

WARNING  

Never use the unit without all of the filters in place. 

CAUTION  

Make  sure  to  turn  Air  Cleaner 

OFF

  before 

performing  any  maintenance  or  removing  any 
components. 

Prefilter 

 

Carbon Prefilter 

 

HEPA Filter 

 

Front Door 

Summary of Contents for FSHEPA-DM400

Page 1: ...g particles 0 3 micron Efficient MERV 8 Prefilter removes lint and large particles to extend life of HEPA Filter Activated Carbon Prefilter removes unpleasant odors Easy to change filters Powerful motor delivers 320 CFM of filtered air Heavy gauge steel cabinet and powder coat paint finish provide rigid installation and durability Plug in Power Cord provides easy electrical connection Duct mountab...

Page 2: ...ficient pleated MERV 8 Prefilter to remove lint and large particles to extend the life of the HEPA filter The Activated Carbon Prefilter activated carbon impregnated polyester filter removes odors before they enter the HEPA filter Smaller particles then pass through a long life True HEPA High Efficiency Particulate Air Media Filter which captures 99 97 of particles 0 3 micron 1 84 000 of an inch a...

Page 3: ...er Turn the collar in the hole until the holes in the enclosure line up to the holes on the collar flange Secure with the screws provided 3 The intake collar on the return duct must be installed after the last return branch connection on the plenum If outside air is introduced into the return air duct either through a HRV Heat Recovery Ventilator or direct it should be added to the system before t...

Page 4: ...fore installing Discard plastic safely Take care not to damage the filters Hold by the frame only 4 Date the replacement filter in the space provided 5 Place the filters in their appropriate track with the arrows pointing toward the fan 6 Use genuine replacement filters only Call the original installer for parts Note When the filters are new you may notice a new smell from the system This is norma...

Page 5: ...gnosis repairing removing installing shipping servicing or handling of either defective parts or replacement parts LIMITATIONS OF WARRANTY All implied warranties including implied warranties of merchantability are hereby limited in duration to the period for which the limited warranty is given The expressed warranties made in this warranty are exclusive and may not be altered enlarged or changed b...

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