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Fig. 8 

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Description 

Part Number 

1  Front Grill 

EACGM-01 

2  Thumb Screw 

EACGM-02 

3  Prefilter 

EACGM-03 

4  Collecting Cell 

EACGM-04 

5  Cell Handle 

EAC14-16 

6  Ionizing Wire (with Spring & Hook) 

EACGM-06 

7  Door Link Assembly 

EACGM-07 

8  Door Link Bushing and Screw 

EACGM-08 

9  Power Switch 

EACGM-09 

10  Green Indicator Light 

EACGM-10 

Description 

Part Number 

11  Electrical Cover 

EACGM-11 

12  Air Switch Assembly with Slider 

EACGM-12 

13  24 Volt Transformer 

EACGM-13 

14  Power Board 

EACGM-14 

15  Safety Interlock Switch 

EAC14-02 

16  Copper Contact 

EAC14-08 

17  Fibreboard (with 2 Copper Contacts) 

EACGM-17 

18  High Voltage Contact Tray (Complete) 

EACGM-18 

19 

Door Label (Before Cleaning…)

 

EACGM-19 

20  Dax Detergent 

9900 

Use the diagram above to identify the part which is required. To order parts call the number listed below or 
call your local contractor. 

Summary of Contents for GA52F32

Page 1: ...ing Cells are durable and easy to maintain Plastic Intake Grille is easy to wipe clean Hinged Swing Out Door allows easy access to filters Automatic interlock switch disconnects power when unit is opened Durable Scratch Resistant powder coat paint finish resists abrasion Electronic Air Proving Switch allows for quick wiring and cycles Air Cleaner on off with system fan Indicator Light shows Air Cl...

Page 2: ...to be wall or ceiling mounted in the main return air duct of a forced air system The intake grille is hinged to allow easy access to the collecting cells and prefilters The unit is rated up to 2000 CFM 3398 m3 hr HOW IT WORKS The High Efficiency Electronic Air Cleaner operates on the principle of electrostatic precipitation Millions of airborne pollutants are carried through the return air duct of...

Page 3: ...or transition should end slightly behind the finished wall or framing It should be approximately 1 4 1 2 inch 63 1 27 cm larger than the Air Cleaner to allow the back of the unit to slip into the duct when installing When the air duct does not fit the Air Cleaner opening a gradual transition is recommended to reduce air turbulence through the Air Cleaner and to increase its efficiency There should...

Page 4: ... ducts The Air Cleaner will not run if the system fan is off For proper operation follow these simple steps 1 Run heating cooling system fan continuously and on low speed if available 2 Remove any furniture which may block the return air grille so that air moves freely to the furnace air conditioner 3 Check for proper operation of the system fan WHITE DUST After installation of the Air Cleaner you...

Page 5: ...Depth Turn the power switch OFF and wait 15 seconds then open the door to the collecting cells Remove the cells and prefilters Loosen the two screws on the hold down strap and pull out on the slide mechanism See Fig 2 Do not pull on the sensor Once the sensor is in the desired position tighten the two screws on the hold down strap Replace the cells and prefilters and test the unit for activation o...

Page 6: ... Voltage should read 24 28 VAC 5 If no voltage present check operation of the APS 6 Before replacing the transformer check the resistance across the power board 24 V input terminals without the transformer connected Resistance should read above 20K ohms with an analog meter and above 4M ohms with a digital meter If the resistance readings are below these values the power board may be the cause of ...

Page 7: ... This will only set an approximate voltage After using this method the voltage should be reset with a high voltage meter as soon as possible 1 Remove electrical compartment cover 2 Turn the HV ADJ potentiometer fully counter clockwise Air Cleaner may arc or snap at this point 3 Turn the HV ADJ potentiometer clockwise slowly until the arcing and snapping stops 4 Replace electrical compartment cover...

Page 8: ... until a replacement is received 4 Using needle nose pliers place spring hook in the hole of the ionizing bar near cell top 5 Place eyelet of wire over the S hook and place S hook into hole on ionizing bar on other side of cell Keep wire tight to ensure S hook remains in hole 6 Using the needle nose pliers grab the end of the spring and stretch towards loop in wire Place eyelet in wire over spring...

Page 9: ...icator Light EACGM 10 Description Part Number 11 Electrical Cover EACGM 11 12 Air Switch Assembly with Slider EACGM 12 13 24 Volt Transformer EACGM 13 14 Power Board EACGM 14 15 Safety Interlock Switch EAC14 02 16 Copper Contact EAC14 08 17 Fibreboard with 2 Copper Contacts EACGM 17 18 High Voltage Contact Tray Complete EACGM 18 19 Door Label Before Cleaning EACGM 19 20 Dax Detergent 9900 Use the ...

Page 10: ... up or replace contacts Cells wet from washing Allow cells to dry completely Particle s lodged in cell or broken ionizing wire Wash cell Shake particle out of cell Replace wire if necessary Ducts were not cleaned prior to installation of Air Cleaner Clean ducts Cell plate s are bent Remove cells and adjust to original spacing using needle nose pliers Voltage is too high Adjust high voltage potenti...

Page 11: ... 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 PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE EXPRESSLY EXCLUDED THE MANUFACTURER ASSUMES NO LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THE INSTALLATION OR USE OF THIS PRODUCT EXCEPT AS STATED IN THE LIMITED WARRANTY THE MANUFACTURER WILL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR...

Page 12: ... 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 to the terminals in the low speed mode so the Air Cleaner will not function The green Performance Indicator Light will not turn on The Air Cleaner performs best when the system fan is on FAN ON or Continuous mode and is run on the...

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