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1. Door on unit must be secured in place prior to 

operation.

2. Lamps to remain illuminated continuously except 

during service and maintenance.

3. For optimal odor control, fan should remain on 

continuously (i.e. run with thermostat fan setting 
in the “ON” position, not the “Auto” position.) 
Running fan continuously during cooling opera-
tion may result in higher humidity. If this occurs, 
set thermostat in the “Auto” position during cool-
ing operation. Running the fan continuously may 
also require more frequent filter changes.

Operation

Risk of Carbon Monoxide poisoning.

Can cause injury or death.

Do not operate without access panel 
in place. Operation of this equipment 
without the access panel in place may 
cause gas fumes from the heating sys-
tem to be drawn into occupied spaces.

WARNING

Electric shock hazard.

Can cause injury or death.
Disconnect  all  remote  electrical 
power supplies before servicing.
Access panels must be in place dur-
ing the appliance operation.

WARNING

The PCO-20P has three components that will 
require maintenance: MERV 16 pleated filter, 
insert, and UVA lamps.(For replacement part num-
bers refer to Replacement Parts section in these 
instructions. PCO-20P performance will be dramat-
ically reduced if the required maintenance is not 
performed on these three components.)

MERV 16 PLEATED FILTER

The pleated filter should be replaced every 12 
months when operated in the automatic fan mode. 
More frequent filter changes may be required in situ-
ations with high dust/dirt loads or when operating in 
continuous fan mode.

Maintenance

INSERT AND LAMP REPLACEMENT

Replace insert and lamps* every 24 months.  
Replace insert more frequently if you notice a sig-
nificant drop in odor removal efficiency.
If you find that you need to replace the insert more 
frequently than every 24 months, consider source 
reduction and/or ventilation to reduce the levels of 
contaminants in your home (see Homeowners IAQ 
Guide for additional recommendations).
* Lamps will continue to glow at the end of the 24 
months. However, their output efficiency will have 
degraded to the point that they must be replaced 
to assure effective performance of your PureAir™ 
system.
1. Turn off power to the unit.
2. Remove the filter access door.
3. Remove metal air seal strip. 
4. Slide out the PCO-20P assembly and disconnect 

the power cord.

5. Remove the PCO-20P cap.
6. Remove insert.
7. Twist/rotate each lamp approximately 1/4 turn to 

remove from sockets.

8. Install new lamps making sure to snap them 

completely into the sockets and twist/rotate 

1. Turn off power to the unit.
2. Remove filter access door.
3. Remove metal air seal strip.
4. Slide out the PCO-20P assembly and disconnect 

the power cord. 

5. Remove the PCO-20P cap.
6. Remove the pleated filter and replace with the 

same MERV 16 filter. (Performance of PCO-20P 
will be dramatically affected if improper filter is 
installed.)

7. Reinstall the PCO-20P cap.
8. Slide assembly back into rack and reconnect 

power cord.

9. Turn on power to the unit.
10. Verify that the lamps are illuminated.
11. Reinstall metal air seal strip and filter access 

door.

MERV 16 FILTER REPLACEMENT(Cont’d)

Maintenance

Summary of Contents for Healthy Climate PureAir PCO-20P-2

Page 1: ...sert The catalyst combines with water vapor in the air to form hydroxyl radicals that destroy a percentage of the remaining odors and chemicals In laboratory field tests we found greater than 50 reduc...

Page 2: ...V Model PCO 20P 120V 1 2 Amps 60Hz POWER CONSUMPTION Model PCO 20P 144 Watts OPERATING ENVIRONMENT 41 F 140 F 5 C 60 C Outside of duct 10 60 relative humidity PCO has optimal per formance at 50 relati...

Page 3: ...proper installation can damage HVAC system PureAir system or other equipment and may void warranty NOTICE Upper Return Cover Filter Panel Blower Panel Electrical Panel Fig 4 Remove return cover and fi...

Page 4: ...ction 1 Remove filter access door For installation from the outside i e before ductwork is installed 2 Slide rack into unit and align rack with Return Air RA holes in package unit The rack should be c...

Page 5: ...HE ASSEMBLY Fig 8 Oil on metal ducts can cause odors Wash all new transitions and duct surfaces with mild soap and water to remove oils prior to installation NOTICE Ultraviolet UV A radiation risk Pro...

Page 6: ...in situ ations with high dust dirt loads or when operating in continuous fan mode Maintenance INSERT AND LAMP REPLACEMENT Replace insert and lamps every 24 months Replace insert more frequently if yo...

Page 7: ...Lamps contain Mercury Ingestion or contact with mercury or mercury vapor is hazardous to your health Take care when handling lamps If lamp breaks avoid contact with mercury CAUTION PROPER CLEAN UP TEC...

Page 8: ...5X66 5 MERV 16 pleated filter X6669 6 Surge Protector Module 79M75 7 Ballast 69M77 3 8 Electrical Socket 75X77 9 Transformer 230V 208V to 115V X5404 10 Fuse Holder X5402 2 11 Fuse 2 Amp X5401 2 12 Tra...

Page 9: ...d components and plug unit in Are Lamps Lit Yes No No Are Lamps Lit Are Lamps Lit Did Lamps Light No Yes Continue with maintenance per unit instruction manual Yes Continue with maintenance per unit in...

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