Goodman ASASD-10 Installation, Operation And Service Instructions Download Page 2

 

 

CONTENTS 

Certified for shock and electrical fire hazard only. 

 

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 

Read and follow instructions carefully. Follow all local 
electrical codes during installation. All wiring must 
conform to local and national electrical codes. Improper 
wiring or installation may damage Air Cleaner. 

Understand the signal words WARNING and 

CAUTION which are present in the Owner’s Manual. 

WARNING and CAUTION signifies a hazard which 

could result in property damage, personal injury or death.

 

Installation and servicing of Electronic Air 

Cleaners can be hazardous. Only trained and 
qualified service personnel should install, repair, or 
service Electronic Air Cleaners. 

Homeowners or untrained personnel can perform 

the basic maintenance functions of cleaning and 
replacing filters. 

When working on air cleaning equipment, 

observe precautions in the manual, labels attached to 
the unit, and other safety precautions that may apply. 
Follow all safety codes. Wear safety glasses and 
work gloves. 

 

WHAT THE ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER DOES 

Your High Efficiency Electronic Air Cleaner has been 

designed to remove atmospheric and household dust, 
coal dust, insecticide dust, mites, pollen, mold spores, 
fungi, bacteria, viruses, pet dander, cooking smoke and 
grease, tobacco smoke particles, and more down to .01 
micron (.01 micron = 1/2,540,000 of an inch). 

BENEFITS 

• 

Helps provide relief for allergy or asthma suffering. 

• 

Helps prevent damaging black dust from staining 
walls and furnishings, reducing the amount of time 
and money spent cleaning and redecorating. 

• 

Helps eliminate unpleasant odors (with use of Carbon 
Filters). 

• 

Helps protect heating/cooling equipment, prolonging 
the operating efficiency. 

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 ducts 
of the heating/cooling system and treated through four 
stages of filtration. 

The 

prefilters (2)

 remove all large visible particles 

such as lint. Smaller particles then pass through a 

two-

stage electrostatic collecting cell (2).

 First, particles are 

given a powerful positive electrical charge by the ionizing 
wires. Second, charged particles move into the collecting 

IMPORTANT:

  Please read entire instructions before 

installing the Electronic Air Cleaner. 

WARNING  

Before beginning any installation or modification, be 
certain that the main line electrical disconnect switch is 
in 

OFF

 position. Electric shock could result. Tag 

disconnect switch with suitable warning labels.  

 

SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS 

WHAT THE ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER DOES 

BENEFITS 2 

HOW IT WORKS 

COMPONENTS 3 

INSTALLATION 3-5 

Static Pressure 

Location 3 

Installation Location With Humidifier 

Installation Location With Air Conditioner 

Electronic Air Cleaner Installation 

Wiring 5 

SYSTEM CHECK 

OPERATION 6 

WHITE DUST 

MAINTENANCE 6 

Cell and Prefilter Cleaning 

Activated Carbon Filter Replacement 

SERVICE 7-10 

Quick Check 

Testing For High Voltage At Power Board 

Measuring High Voltage At Power Board 

Replacing Performance Light 

Replacing A Power Board 

Testing Air Proving Switch (APS) 

Replacing An Air Proving Switch (APS) 

Testing The 24 V Transformer 

Replacing The 24 V Transformer 

Setting Voltage Of Power Board 

Setting Voltage Without High Voltage Meter 

Testing Cell For Bad Contacts 

Testing Cell With An Ohmmeter 

Replacing A Tungsten Ionizing Wire 

10 

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 

12 

WARRANTY 15 

Testing For Voltage At The Cell 

EXPLODED VIEW 

10 

Removing Power Box 

10 

SPECIFICATIONS 3 

PARTS LIST 

11 

 

Fig. 1 

2 Prefilter 

1 Dirty Air 

3 Ionizing Section 

4 Collecting Cell Plates 

6 Clean Air to Heating/ 
Cooling System 

5 Carbon Filters (3) 
(optional) 

Summary of Contents for ASASD-10

Page 1: ...ruses and more down to 0 01 micron Dual Voltage Aluminum Collecting Cells are durable and easy to maintain Cell Guide ensures proper placement of collecting cells Activated Carbon Filters remove unple...

Page 2: ...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 re...

Page 3: ...oss the Air Cleaner will vary with CFM and whether the optional carbon filters have been installed in the unit Location The Air Cleaner must only be installed in the return air duct as close to the fa...

Page 4: ...pe 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 Wh...

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: ...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 tub with water and DAX...

Page 7: ...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 ins...

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: ...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 high voltage If one is not...

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: ...09 D0 0509 D1 0509 11 Power Box Complete No Cover 12 Carbon Filters Set of 3 1156 3 1156 3 1856 3 1856 3 13 Prefilter R0 0855 R1 0855 R2 0855 R8 0855 14 Cell Guide Plastic R1 0603 R1 0603 R1 0603 R1 0...

Page 12: ...vely power light and per formance indicator light ON or flashing Cells wet from washing Allow cells to dry completely Particles lodged in cell or broken ionizing wire Wash cell Shake particle out of c...

Page 13: ...basis for the Air Cleaner to function at its peak 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 to...

Page 14: ...NOTES 14...

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