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Fig. 3 

 DIMENSIONS 

MODEL 

DIMENSIONS 

 in  (cm)  

 

GA50A14 

19.8 

(50.4) 

15.9 

(40.5) 

26.1 

(66.3) 

13.6 

(34.6) 

24.1 

(61.2) 

1.0 

(2.5) 

26.6 

(67.7) 

25.8 

(65.4) 

GA50A22 

24.7 

(62.8) 

20.8 

(52.9) 

21.2 

(53.9) 

18.0 

(45.7) 

18.7 

(47.5) 

1.3 

(3.2) 

21.7 

(55.2) 

21.2 

(53.9) 

GA50A20 

24.7 

(62.8) 

20.8 

(52.9) 

25.8 

(65.4) 

18.0 

(45.7) 

23.3 

(59.1) 

1.3 

(3.2) 

26.3 

(66.8) 

25.8 

(65.4) 

Installation Location With Humidifier 

A  humidifier  should  be  installed  in  the  furnace  warm 

air  duct.  However,  it  may  be  installed  in  the  return  duct 
without  causing  problems  to  the  Air  Cleaner.  Care  must 
be  taken  to  ensure  that  the  humidifier  does  not  leak,  as 
this  may  cause  arcing  and  a  mineral  deposit  to  build  up 
on the collecting cells. 

An  atomizing  type  humidifier  should  be  installed 

downstream  from  the  Air  Cleaner.  If  the  atomizing  type 
humidifier  is  installed  upstream,  high  humidity,  salts  and 
minerals  may  decrease  the  efficiency  of  the  collecting 
cells and cause service problems. 

If  the  atomizing  type  humidifier  must  be  installed 

upstream, the following precautions should be taken: 
1.  Atomizing  type  humidifier  must  be  installed  as  far 

from the Air Cleaner as possible. 

2.  Collecting cells must be washed frequently to prevent 

a mineral deposit build-up. 

 

Installation Location With Air Conditioner 

Whenever  possible,  the  Air  Cleaner  should  be 

installed  upstream  of  the  cooling  coil.  This  location  will 
clean the air before it reaches the evaporator coil. 

Fig. 4 

 AIR CLEANER INSTALLATION LOCATION 

Allow 24 in (600 mm) clearance for cleaning air cleaner.  Allow 6 in. (150 mm) clearance for power box removal.

 

Fig. 4 

 AIR CLEANER INSTALLATION LOCATION 

Allow 24 in (600 mm) clearance for cleaning air cleaner.  Allow 6 in. (150 mm) clearance for power box removal.

 

Summary of Contents for GA50A14

Page 1: ...gi bacteria viruses and more down to 0 01 micron Light Weight Aluminum Collecting Cells are durable and easy to maintain Cell Guide ensures proper placement of collecting cells Activated Carbon Filter...

Page 2: ...le of electrostatic precipitation Millions of airborne pollutants are carried through the return air ducts of the heating cooling system and treated through four stages of filtration The prefilters 2...

Page 3: ...same time INSTALLATION Static Pressure The static pressure drop across the Air Cleaner will vary with CFM and whether the optional carbon filters have been installed in the unit Location The Air Clean...

Page 4: ...ner If the atomizing type humidifier is installed upstream high humidity salts and minerals may decrease the efficiency of the collecting cells and cause service problems If the atomizing type humidif...

Page 5: ...ent direction than the left to right set up The handle should face the door Close access door Wiring Wiring should only be performed by qualified personnel only All wiring must comply with all applica...

Page 6: ...ith DAX Detergent or a non chlorine non corrosive non abrasive liquid household detergent Allow detergent to run down both sides of plates and ionizing wires Let stand for 5 minutes or fill up laundry...

Page 7: ...age from the power board Measuring High Voltage At Power Board A high voltage meter capable of measuring up to 10 000 VDC is required to test the voltage 1 The Air Cleaner should be ON with the cells...

Page 8: ...oard is turned on and the performance light will come on The light on the power switch will be lit even when the APS is open If the power board fails to come on with the fan on check that the sensor i...

Page 9: ...Cleaner 8 Remove the high voltage meter 9 Replace the power box cover 10 Turn ON the Air Cleaner Setting Approximate Voltage Without High Voltage Meter A high voltage meter should be used to set the...

Page 10: ...ve it from the cabinet 6 If you are removing the power box for any length of time tape a cover over the top opening to prevent air from entering into the system Replacing A Tungsten Ionizing Wire Repl...

Page 11: ...er EAC14 11 EAC22 11 EAC20 11 12 Carbon Filters Set of 3 EAC14 12 EAC20 12 EAC20 12 13 Prefilter EAC14 13 EAC22 13 EAC20 13 14 Cell Guide Plastic EAC14 14 EAC14 14 EAC14 14 15 Collecting Cell EAC14 15...

Page 12: ...needle nose pliers gently pull contacts down or replace contacts Cells arcing excessively power light and per formance indicator light ON or flashing Cells wet from washing Allow cells to dry complete...

Page 13: ...basis for the Air Cleaner to function at its peak of efficiency The frequency of cleaning will vary from one house to another On average the cells should be cleaned every 3 months Use the chart below...

Page 14: ...NOTES 14...

Page 15: ...he defective part to General Filters Inc THERE ARE NOT EXPRESS WARRANTIES COVERING THIS ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER OTHER THAN AS SET FORTH ABOVE THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A...

Page 16: ...of the furnace or air handler ensure that there is 115 Volt output from these terminals when the unit is run manually and is running on low speed Some manufacturers do not supply full output voltage...

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