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Set up 

 

1.  The Arm-Evac 150 has been designed for ease of use and maximum installation flexibility in mind. The 

major considerations for placement of the unit are: 

 

Exhaust Vents: 

Located on both sides of the unit (see image on left). When 

positioning the unit, make sure airflow to exhaust vents are not blocked/restricted. 

Proximity to work area: 

The unit should be placed as close to the work area as is 

convenient. Do not create sharp bends in the Flex Arm, as this reduces airflow. 

Unit Location: 

The unit should be located so that it will not block aisleways or 

impede traffic of material handling pathways. It is important to position the unit in a 
way that allows clearance to remove the lid and replace the filter when needed. 

2.  Remove Arm-Evac 150 from packaging and place in suitable position. 

3.  Open the Arm Evac 150 Central Filtration Unit by unlatching the Lid Clasps. The General-Purpose 

Combo Filter P/N 8883-0932-P1 (includes Pre-Filter P/N 8883-0112-P5) is preinstalled 

– simply verify 

the Filter is directly in the middle, and in the correct position. Then re-latch the Lid Clasps. 

 

4.  Push the brake lever down on the 2 opposing Locking Casters to prevent the unit from rolling. 

 

5.  Install the Flex Arm by attaching the flange to one of the Air Inlets on the top of the Central Filtration 

Unit. After the Arm is secure, attach the Nozzle to the front of the Flex Arm 

– it should snap on easily. 

                 

        

 

 

6.  Plug the supplied power cord into receptacle at left side of unit, ensuring that it is connected to a 

properly grounded outlet. The Arm-Evac 150 will plug into a standard 110VAC or 230VAC electrical 
outlet depending on which version you have. The appropriate power cord is provided with each system. 

7.  Turn on the Arm-Evac 150 using the main power switch at the side of the unit. 

Summary of Contents for ARM-EVAC 150

Page 1: ...n Manual for ARM EVAC 150 Fume Extraction System MANUAL P N 5050 0593 REV 11 Nov 2018 This manual applies to Model Required Power Part Number ARM EVAC 150 120 VAC 8889 0150 P1 ARM EVAC 150 230 VAC 8889 0155 P1 ...

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Page 3: ...es of Arm Evac 150 Fume Extraction System 3 Set up 4 Front Control Panel Remote Button Functions 6 Maintenance 6 Filter Replacement Spare Parts 7 Troubleshooting 9 Warranty 10 WARNING Read the safety setup information sections in this manual before installing and using your fume extraction system ...

Page 4: ...ver use PACE Fume Extraction Systems to extract fumes from highly flammable liquids or gases such as Ether Gasoline Petrol and others Risk of serious injury death fire or explosion may result 3 High concentrations of some airborne contaminants such as Methyl Ethyl Ketone Cyclohexane Ozone and others may have an exothermic reaction when contacted with activated carbon possibly resulting in extreme ...

Page 5: ...r for longer maintenance intervals during normal soldering operations See Replacement Filter Chart on page 8 for full range of filters and part numbers The Arm Evac 150 Fume Extractor uses specially designed extraction accessories that can be conveniently mounted on any workbench or tabletop The Arm Evac 150 can be used to extract fumes from up to two different work benches collection points Speci...

Page 6: ...x Arm with Nozzle Assembly 2 Lockable Lid 3 Lid Clasp 4 Handles 1 on each side 5 Exhaust Vents 1 on each side 6 Power Switch Power Receptacle Fuse Tray 7 Locking Caster 1 on opposite corner also 8 Remote Control 9 Central Filtration Unit 10 Control Panel 11 Air Inlet 2 12 Inlet Cap Arm Evac 150 Fume Extraction System comes complete as shown above ...

Page 7: ... 150 from packaging and place in suitable position 3 Open the Arm Evac 150 Central Filtration Unit by unlatching the Lid Clasps The General Purpose Combo Filter P N 8883 0932 P1 includes Pre Filter P N 8883 0112 P5 is preinstalled simply verify the Filter is directly in the middle and in the correct position Then re latch the Lid Clasps 4 Push the brake lever down on the 2 opposing Locking Casters...

Page 8: ... 2018 PACE Inc Vass North Carolina All Rights Reserved www paceworldwide com Page 5 Operation Arm Evac 150 Front Control Panel Remote Control ...

Page 9: ... press Time Set to advance to the tens and again to the hundreds After completing the desired run time entry press the OK Setting button to save the setting Filter Condition Monitor When the filter becomes clogged a red LED will blink along with an auditory alarm indicating a filter change might be required Filter Alarm An auditory alarm will sound alerting the operator to check the filter conditi...

Page 10: ...rformance use only genuine PACE replacement filters in your PACE Fume Extraction System Arm Evac 150 Pre Filter P N 8883 0112 P5 The Pre Filter removes coarse particles from the air In general the Pre Filter should be changed on a monthly basis However depending on your particular process the filter may need to be changed more or less frequently A visual inspection on a weekly basis is recommended...

Page 11: ...t is used to protect the primary filter from large particles extending the life of the primary filter Available in packages of 5 each General Purpose Combo Filter P N 8883 0932 P1 Comes standard with Arm Evac 150 Also includes Pre Filter P N 8883 0112 Recommended for benchtop soldering and electronic rework applications where normal volumes of fumes are being generated for 1 or 2 shifts 2 80 micro...

Page 12: ... 8884 9962 P5 Replacement Fuses 230VAC Pkg 5 8884 9963 P5 Troubleshooting Symptom Possible Causes Solution System turns on but shuts off immediately Filter blocked Check change filter s Duct work blocked or restricted Check that the arms hoses are not pinched or bent to sharply System will not turn on No power supplied to unit Make sure the power cord is fully seated and that the power is turned o...

Page 13: ...ense and risk User will be responsible for all costs of shipping equipment to PACE or other warranty location for warranty service EXCEPT FOR THE REMEDY ABOVE DESCRIBED UNLESS OTHERWISE REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE LAW PACE WILL HAVE NO OTHER OBLIGATION WITH REGARD TO ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY OR OTHER CLAIM WITH RESPECT TO THE EQUIPMENT OR LIABILITY FOR ANY DIRECT INDIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL LOSS...

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