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NEFFES 1200ST

 

Air Purifier User Manual

Sound isolation:

 The sound isolation cassettes must be cleaned within the scope of 

periodic maintenance. The silencer sets shown with numbers 8 and 9 in Figure-1 can be 
removed by pulling back. The front silencer numbered 3 can be removed by loosening the 
three M6 bolts under the cassette with a ten mm wrench. During cleaning, avoid contacting 
the sound isolation sponge with any liquid (water, detergent solution, etc.), clean it with 
gentle air flow. Do not use compressed air. Compressed air may deform the sound isolation 
surface by breaking of parti-
cles from the surface.

Fan Maintenance and 
Disassembly: 

In case of any 

fault or need of maintenance 
on the unit fan, you need to 
remove the fan group from 
its slides and demount the 
fan silencer numbered 3 
shown in Figure-1.

 The procedures described in this section must be performed by competent personnel wear-
ing/using the Personal Protective Equipment specified in this manual.

 

l

Pull the tab that secures the fan group 
on the casing with the slide mechanism.

 

l

Loosen the three M6x25 bolts under the 
tray carrying the fan by using a ten mm 
wrench (See Cleaning and Maintenance 
section, Sound isolation).

 

l

Pull the fan group out.

 

l

Remove the fan silencer.

Summary of Contents for ST

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Page 3: ...s may accumulate inside the unit and generate a pungent and hazardous substance under certain circumstances l Don t sit or stand on the unit or shake it Otherwise the unit may breakdown l Don t use th...

Page 4: ...unit from power supply before any cleaning maintenance and filter replacement operations l Position the unit upright on a surface that can bear the unit s weight l Make sure that the cables outside t...

Page 5: ...or forced ventilation purposes l Operation without filter l Use of non original spare parts AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL It is the person who was trained by the authorized company and has the necessary knowl...

Page 6: ...eople The unit casing is made of painted galvanized sheet metal that is resistant to corrosion and heavy operating conditions The unit has high efficiency and speed controlled EC motor fans The EC mot...

Page 7: ...OF THE COMPONENTS 11 9 8 6 10 1 2 3 4 5 7 Figure 1 Unit Components 1 Front Door 7 Casing 2 Fan 8 2nd floor Silencer Sets 3 Fan Silencer 9 1st floor Silencer Sets 4 HEPA Filter 10 Air Suction Vent 5 F...

Page 8: ...r pallet trucks must be used If they are to be handled through pallets they should be preferably positioned horizontally side by side The units should be properly fixed against falling and tipping bef...

Page 9: ...ION OF THE UNIT The unit is especially effective in enhancing the indoor air quality in places such as offices restaurants hospitals hotels cafeterias libraries sports halls kindergartens schools publ...

Page 10: ...osses in the unit The filters become dirty over time reducing air flow and causing performance loss There fore it is important to replace or clean the filters regularly General Cleaning Always disconn...

Page 11: ...uring the filter replacement HEPA Filter When the HEPA filter replacement indicator is on the filter should be replaced Time to filters to get dirty may vary by the environment where it is used and th...

Page 12: ...sed air may deform the sound isolation surface by breaking of parti cles from the surface Fan Maintenance and Disassembly In case of any fault or need of maintenance on the unit fan you need to remove...

Page 13: ...n on the keypad on the unit see Figure 4 Number 3 the fan speed will switch to the next level and the LEDs will be light on subse quently For example when the unit is at the 3rd level 3 LEDs will be t...

Page 14: ...ered and it is correct all LEDs flash and the unit exits the child lock mode If the password is incorrect this procedure will be repeated until the correct password is entered 6 Setting a Password l T...

Page 15: ...1 page 13 Password 1 1 Fan Level 2 3 1 2 Password 2 2 Fan Level 1 3 2 3 Password 3 3 Fan Level 3 2 1 3 Password 4 4 Fan Level 2 1 2 3 Password 5 5 Fan Level 3 2 1 2 ELECTRICAL WIRING DIAGRAM Figure 6...

Page 16: ...bjects around the unit that prevent air suction Eliminate such objects The filters have not been replaced for a long time Replace the filters Smell comes from the air outlet of the unit The filters ha...

Page 17: ...cterial toxic and radioactive particles after the use Therefore these components must be disposed according to the local regulations after the use For a filter to be considered domestic waste during d...

Page 18: ...er inspect the components for humidity The safety considerations are explained in this document Work Section in the User Manual Has it been done Cleaning of dust and foreign matter on the unit outer c...

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Page 20: ...and manufacturing in the fields of air conditioning and industrial systems Offering high energy efficient and environmentally friendly system solutions the Form Group preserves its position of being...

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