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K.  Any defect and/or any loss, damage, cost or expense incurred by Owner or any third party to 

the extent the same arise out of, relate to or result, in whole or in part, from any one or more 

of the following:

i.  Damage in transit or in handling;

ii. 

Theft, vandalism, accident, war, insurrection, fire or other casualty;

iii.  Incorrect installation, servicing or operation;

iv.  Defects or damage caused by Owner or any third party, including misuse, neglect or 

accident;

v.  Exposure to marine environments, including frequent or sustained salt or fresh water 

spray;

vi.  Operation beyond factory rated capacity;

vii. Exposure to corrosive, chemical, ash, smoke, fumes, or the like generated or released 

either within or outside of the structure on which the Components are installed from 

sources such as chemical plants, plating operations, foundries, kilns, fertilizer plants or 

paper plants regardless of whether or not such facilities are owned or operated by Owner 

or an unrelated third party;

viii. 

Any Industrial Maid Components that have been altered, modified or repaired by Owner 

or any third party without Industrial Maid’s prior written consent;

ix. 

The placement or attachment of any fixtures, equipment, accessories, materials, parts 

or Components not furnished by Industrial Maid on or to any of the Industrial Maid 

Components without the prior written approval of Industrial Maid;

x.  Exposure to or contact with animals, animal waste and/or decomposition;

xi.  The failure of Owner and/or any third party to:

a.  properly handle, transport and/or store any Industrial Maid Components;

b.  properly select and prepare a location that is adequate for where the Industrial Maid 

Components will be installed;

c.  properly erect and install the Industrial Maid Components, including, without limitation, 

installing an improper material or material containing defects that are detectable 

by visual inspection, or the failure to erect the Components in conformity with the 

Industrial Maid’s Manuals;

d.  properly design, construct and install all required heating, ventilation, air conditioning, 

and mechanical systems;

e.  properly design, construct and install all required insulation systems; and/or

f.  properly maintain, operate, and use, if applicable, any Industrial Maid Components 

either before or after installation.

4.  Resolution of Warranty Claims.

  In the event Industrial Maid is notified of a warranty claim 

within the notice Period, in conformity with the notice requirements set forth in Section 2 above, 

Industrial Maid shall, with the full cooperation of Owner, immediately undertake an investigation 

of such claim.  To the extent Industrial Maid shall determine, in its reasonable discretion, that 

the warranty claim is covered by the foregoing Limited Product Warranty, Industrial Maid will, as 

Owner’s sole remedy provide:

A.  Parts only replacement: Ship replacement Components to the Owner as soon as is 

reasonably possible and at Industrial Maid’s sole cost and expense. Industrial Maid shall 

not be responsible to Owner for the cost of dismantling any defective Components or 

installing replacement Components, all of which shall be and for all purposes remain the sole 

Summary of Contents for AZTech RH 60 Series

Page 1: ...1 Owners Manual AZTech Model RH 60 SERIES WELDING HOOD AIR CLEANER...

Page 2: ...2 Contents Safety Inspection 3 Specifications 4 Installation 5 Replacement Parts 6 Direct Drive Replacement Parts 8 Electrical 9 Filter Maintenance 10 Troubleshooting 15 Warranty 20 Appendix 23...

Page 3: ...bility if this unit is not used according to this manual Do not use the air cleaner for an application other than for which it was intended Consult your distributor Applicable Codes or call Industrial...

Page 4: ...7 amps OPT 7 5 HP 208 230 460 3 60 20 19 9 5 amps Air Volume 6500 CFM 75 W G Motor STD 5 HP 208 230 460 3 60 TEFC wired to junction Box OPT 7 5 HP 208 230 460 3 60 TEFC wired to junction Box Blower S...

Page 5: ...he air cleaner plus the additional weight of the material collected Consult your local building code for proper installation methods and materials Failure to use the proper materials could result in i...

Page 6: ...0060 11CS 2 5 16 GA POWDERCOATED PANELS TOP SIDE 6B 000060 10CS 1 16 GA POWDERCOATED PANELS EXHAUST 6C RH60 12 RHAP 1 16 GA POWDERCOATED PANELS MOTOR ACCESS 7 FR60 ASSY 2 4 14 GA FRAME ASSEMBLY 8 GR09...

Page 7: ...02 4 8 PLENUM FRAME 17 LL 4T54N C 3 2 48 DUSTPROOF LED LIGHT KIT 18 MT05 184M 1 MOTOR BASE 19 354580 PL1CS 8 12 16 GA STEEL PLENUM SIDE PANELS 20 354580 PL2CS 4 8 16 GA STEEL PLENUM END PANELS 21 RH3...

Page 8: ...BWBI T355 1 TEK 355 COMPOSITE BI WHEEL 3 ICBI T355 1 TEK 355 INLET CONE 4 M36V D 355 1 DIRECT DRIVE MOTOR CABINET 5HP 5 GR018 0018 1 18X18 EXHAUST GRILLE 6 HD35 44ST 1 MOTOR ACCESS PANEL 7A RH35 DD12...

Page 9: ...se motors can be reversed by switching leads L1 and L2 VERIFY rotation before operating the air cleaner to avoid over amping the motor voiding warranty After completion of the field wiring turn the un...

Page 10: ...ned for the safe operation of the RH series hood PLEATED PREFILTERS The RH Series hoods are supplied with a standard 4 pleated pre filter FP44 2424 rated Class 2 under UL standard 900 operating temper...

Page 11: ...00kcmil 4 0 3 600kcmil 400kcmil 1 0 1250kcmil 800kcmil 4 0 150 350kcmil 250kcmil 2 700kcmil 500kcmil 2 0 1500kcmil 900kcmil 250kcmil 200 500kcmil 350kcmil 1 0 1250kcmil 800kcmil 4 0 1750kcmil 1250kcmi...

Page 12: ...3 6 12 3 8 1 0 6 2 0 4 4 0 3 5 10 6 4 2 1 7 1 2 8 6 3 1 1 0 10 8 4 2 1 0 2 0 Table B Minimum Wire Sizes for Single Phase Motors Type S SO SJ SJO etc Flexible cable wire sizes See NEC Article 400 for...

Page 13: ...tor serviced by a qualified motor repair shop before operating Recommended Maintenance Remove dirt accumulations in and around vent openings by vacuuming Dirt accumulations can cause motor overheating...

Page 14: ...months Heavy duty use in dirty dusty locations high ambients moisture laden atmosphere constant vibration 4 Months 4 Months 3 Months NOTE 1 Motors operating faster than 1800 RPM should be relubricated...

Page 15: ...nd reset overload relay in starter Check heater rating against motor nameplate current rating 4 Overload internal thermal protector tripped 4 Check motor load If motor has an automatic or manual reset...

Page 16: ...loaded bearings 4 Replace bearings check loading and alignment 5 Defective winding Bent or bowed shaft 5 Repair or replace 6 Loose sheave or misaligned coupling 6 Tighten set screw s realign coupling...

Page 17: ...ate or terminal box cover 2 Follow motor manufacturer s instructions for motor lubrication Remove excess lubricant 3 Follow Replacement Parts Manual for blower bearing lubrication 4 Check wiring to ma...

Page 18: ...Too much air flow 1 Blower speed too high 1 Check for correct drives 2 Filter s not in place 2 Install filter s Unit fails to operate 1 Blown fuse or open circuit breaker 1 Replace fuse or reset circu...

Page 19: ...____ HP________________________ VOLTAGE____________________MFG DATE__________________ VOLTAGE L1_______________________L2________________________L3____________________ AMP DRAW L1_____________________...

Page 20: ...apply to covered defects in Components that are discovered by Owner within the respective thirty six 36 months or twelve 12 months following the Invoice Date the Warranty Period and are reported to I...

Page 21: ...or any third party to a properly handle transport and or store any Industrial Maid Components b properly select and prepare a location that is adequate for where the Industrial Maid Components will be...

Page 22: ...COST PAID BY OWNER AS TO SUCH NON CONFORMING COST OF SUCH NON CONFORMING GOODS OR SERVICES C Limitation on the Nature of Damages EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY PROVIDED IN SECTION 4 ABOVE INDUSTRIAL MAID SHALL N...

Page 23: ...23 APPENDIX A Hood Assembly 4 Hood Corners 4 Hood Sides 4 Hood Ends 2 Light Fixtures 36 1 4 x 1 Self Threading Bolts 36 1 4 x 1 Bolts Nuts Lock and Flat Washers...

Page 24: ...your way around the entire hood STEP 3 Make sure Pieces are Level then Tighten all bolts Tighten the self threading bolts first then the hood pieces together STEP 4 Fasten curtain to bottom of hood u...

Page 25: ...5 26 3 8 X 1 BOLT FLAT WASHER LOCK NUT 6 1 RH60 SERIES AIR CLEANER STD 7 1 RH60 SERIES HOOD KIT STD 8 8 1 2 X 5 BOLT WASHER AND LOCK NUT OTHER ITEMS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION 16 3 8 X 6 ANCHOR BOLTS 9...

Page 26: ...the desired location and elevate to install support columns Brace the unit to avoid fall 5 Carefully slide a 4 x 4 column into each support bracket and tighten all for pre installed 1 2 x 1 bolts Mak...

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