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Ceiling-Mount Aerosol Extractor

HA-CMSC-G2-W-AEA

Owner’s Manual

Table of Contents

HealthyAir® Series-1219-CM Filters

Important Safety Instructions

Technical Specifications

Packaging Reference

4-5

Component Reference

6-7

Installation Instructions

8-25

Electrical Wiring Instructions

Electrical Wiring Schematic

Operation Guidelines

28-29

Filter Replacement

30-34

Maintenance

Basic Service and Troubleshooting

36-40

1-Yeart Limited Warranty

Product Registration Form

Healthy Air Inc.

800-259-2535

www.HealthyAir.com

Summary of Contents for HA-CMSC-G2-W-AEA

Page 1: ...ications 3 Packaging Reference 4 5 Component Reference 6 7 Installation Instructions 8 25 Electrical Wiring Instructions 26 Electrical Wiring Schematic 27 Operation Guidelines 28 29 Filter Replacement...

Page 2: ...1 HealthyAir Ceiling Mount Aerosol Extractor w Articulating Extraction Arm HA CMSC G2 W AEA HA SERIES 1219 CM Replacement Filters www HealthyAir com...

Page 3: ...cover the inlet and outlet of the unit Do not allow children to operate or play with the unit For safety reasons and to prevent electric shock cut power to the unit under the following conditions Whe...

Page 4: ...0V 60HZ Power Consumption 200W Unit Weight 70 lbs Extraction Arm Weight 18 lbs Base Dimensions 24 W x 24 L x 15 4 H Extraction Arm Dimensions 128 Extraction Arm Fully Extended 68 Vertical Section Fixe...

Page 5: ...s follows Note in cases when multiple units are ordered or customized orders are placed the secondary items may be packed in additional boxes Box 1 1 CMSC Ceiling Mount Source Capture Unit 1 Series 12...

Page 6: ...kaging Reference Box 2 1 Mounting Flange w 22 Pipe 1 T Outlet with 5 Pipe Stub 1 15 Pipe 1 3 Joint Articulating Extraction Arm Pipe 1 Hood w Mounting Rings 12 Screws Box 3 1 Inlet Tube 1 Flex Hose 2 H...

Page 7: ...ty Switch 18 Fuse 19 Control Panel 20 Control Panel Display 21 Remote Control 22 Inlet Port Cover Plate 23 Outlet Vent Cover Plates 1 Thumb Screw 2 Faceplate 3 Pre Filter 4 eGrid 5 eHEPA Filter 6 Acti...

Page 8: ...ting Extraction Arm 1 Mounting Base Flange w 22 Pipe 2 Airflow T Outlet w 5 Pipe Stub 3 15 Pipe Section 4 3 Joint Articulating Arm 5 Hood 6 360 Swivel Ring 7 Locking Knob 8 Airflow Control Valve 9 Han...

Page 9: ...the CMSC unit face down as shown in Fig 1 5 1 2 Screw the four 4 Eyebolts into the respective rivet nuts located at the four corners of the Casing 5 1 3 Ensure that each Eyebolt is fully and securely...

Page 10: ...ating Extraction Arm The Articulating Extraction Arm is specifically designed to work with the HealthyAir Ceiling Mount Source Capture unit model HA CMSC G2 Together this system will enable effective...

Page 11: ...ing CMSC Unit to I Beam Ceiling 5 5 Mount CMSC Unit to Concrete Ceiling Structure Fig 3 Mounting CMSC Unit to Concrete Ceiling I Beam 12 Gauge Wire Rope M6 Nut Concrete Ceiling Expansion Tube Suspende...

Page 12: ...rm in order to boost the inlet airflow at the Hood 5 6 1 Unscrew and remove the three 3 Thumb Screws that are mounted around the uncovered 4 Inlet Port on the Faceplate as shown in Fig 4 Fig 4 Facepla...

Page 13: ...ng and screwing in the 3 Thumb Screws Note that either Inlet Port can be used depending on the preferred arrangement In some cases both Inlet Tubes may be utilized for connection to one Extraction Arm...

Page 14: ...fit the pipe end into one end of the Airflow T Outlet as shown in Fig 6 Note To customize the overall length of the vertical section of the Articulating Extraction Arm the 22 Pipe Section may be cut t...

Page 15: ...nd the circumference of the pipe where the pipe sections overlap Fig 7 Installing T Section 5 7 5 Install the Mounting Flange onto the support structure in the main ceiling by using three 3 3 8 bolts...

Page 16: ...7 7 Connect the other end of the Flex Hose to the Inlet Tube and secure the connection by tightening the Hose Clamp as shown in Fig 9 Note It is recommended that the CMSC unit is mounted close to the...

Page 17: ...nto the 15 Pipe section as shown in Fig 10 5 7 9 Once in place use the holes in the aluminum ring part as a guide to drill 3 small holes in the pipe using a 3 16 drill bit 5 7 10 Screw in the 3 screws...

Page 18: ...ollars as shown in Fig 11 Fig 11 Aligning Hood and Retainer Collars 5 7 12 Slide the Female Retainer Collar onto the end of the Articulating Arm then insert the end of the Male Retainer Collar into th...

Page 19: ...Articulating Arm and insert 2 screws to secure the Male Retainer Collar to the Articulating Arm as shown in Fig 13 Fig 13 Installing Retainer Collar on Articulating Arm 5 7 14 Secure the Hood assembly...

Page 20: ...joints of the 3 Joint Articulating Arm shown in Fig 15 Once in position secure the assembly by tightening the Locking Knobs Note An Airflow Control Valve is provided in the last section of the extrac...

Page 21: ...et Ports and 2 Outlet Port Cover Plates that enable an exhaust duct to be connected to the right or left side of the unit depending on which configuration is preferred 5 8 1 Determine the ideal exhaus...

Page 22: ...ections 5 1 5 4 herein 5 10 2 Connect a universal 4 x10 to 6 Transition not supplied to the Outside Vent Outlet Port and ensure that the junction is secure 5 10 3 Connect a 6 Exhaust Duct not supplied...

Page 23: ...plate is to be configured as follows Recirculating Ventilation Remove the 2 Outlet Vent Cover Plates from the back of the Faceplate to enable airflow through the Outlet Vents Outside Ventilation Insta...

Page 24: ...1 2 Swing the Faceplate open about 90 to access the back side as shown in Fig 19 5 11 3 There are two 2 Outlet Vents on the Faceplate On the back side of the Faceplate each Outlet Vent has four 4 Thre...

Page 25: ...e eight 8 Hex Nuts that are preinstalled on the back of the Face Plate as shown in Fig 20 Fig 20 Back Side of Faceplate 5 11 5 Locate the two 2 Outlet Vent Cover Plates shown in Fig 21 Fig 21 Outlet V...

Page 26: ...ate Outlet Vents as shown in Figs 21 and 22 Fig 22 Installing Outlet Vent Cover Plates on Faceplate 5 11 7 Reinstall the eight 8 Hex Nuts to secure the Outlet Vent Cover Plates on the Face Plate 5 11...

Page 27: ...Coded Wires through the conduit to the Wiring Box of the unit as shown in Fig 24 6 1 3 Attach the Green wire to the external Ground Note that the Black wire and White wire are the power carries 6 1 4...

Page 28: ...27 VII Electrical Wiring Schematic Fig 25 Electrical Wiring Schematic...

Page 29: ...at the eHEPA system is activate 8 2 System Controls Each of the respective control elements shown on the Control Panel Display in Fig 29 work as follows SPEED button on the Control Panel and Remote Co...

Page 30: ...e it will run continuously until the unit is manually turned off eGrid Active indicator light on the Control Panel indicates the status of the eHEPA and eGrid system When the eGrid Active indicator li...

Page 31: ...lter Change When the unit has been in operation for 400 hours the Filter Change indicator light on the Control Panel will begin to flash indicating that the filters must be replaced as follows Note De...

Page 32: ...he Filter Housing slides down a track comprised of four rods Ensure that the Filter Housing is evenly pulled down as shown in Fig 29 9 2 5 Remove the used Pre Filter eHEPA Filter and Activated Carbon...

Page 33: ...es 1219 CM Replacement Filters into the Filter Housing as follows and as shown in Fig 30 Insert the HealthyAir Pre Filter Insert the HealthyAir eHEPA Filter Insert the HealthyAir Activated Carbon Filt...

Page 34: ...8 Swing the Face Plate back up so that it is flush and properly aligned with the body of the unit and secure the Face Plate by screwing in the 2 Thumb Screws Note Ensure that the Faceplate is properl...

Page 35: ...ing reset procedure 9 3 1 Turn the unit Power On 9 3 2 Press and hold down the Power Button on the Control Panel not the Remote Control for five 5 seconds while the unit continues to run 9 3 3 After f...

Page 36: ...r Housing is empty during the filter replacement process If particulate has accumulated in the unit clean the interior compartment of the unit as follows 10 1 1 Turn the unit Power Off and cut the pow...

Page 37: ...ionally licensed electrician Possible Cause Solution Blown Fuse Replace the Fuse Safety Switch not engaged Properly close the Face Plate Safety Switch malfunction Replace the Safety Switch HV Board ma...

Page 38: ...alfunction Replace the PCB Board 11 4 Reduced Airflow and or Reduced Odor Absorption If the fan motor is properly functioning but the unit exhibits reduced airflow and or reduced odor absorption the i...

Page 39: ...Fan Speed Cycle Error If the unit does not properly cycle through all three fan speed settings or the unit shuts off when cycling through the fan speed settings the issue may be the result of one of t...

Page 40: ...ckwise Loose Flex Hose connection Tighten Hose Clamp 11 8 Flex Hose Unravels If the Flex Hose is lengthened expanded or bent past its tolerance point the hose may come apart and unravel The issue may...

Page 41: ...Mount is faulty Replace LED Cable LED Bulb is burnt out Replace LED Bulb 11 10 Remote Control is Inoperable If the Remote Control fails to operate the unit the issue may be the result of one of the fo...

Page 42: ...ll other or additional warranties whether written or oral expressed or implied including but not limited to warranties of merchantability workmanship or fitness for a particulate purpose Retain proof...

Page 43: ...mpleted form via email by sending a scanned image or photograph to Sales HealthyAir com Note that the Model Number and Serial Number are written on the sticker located at the bottom of the side panel...

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