Parker CRYSTAL-AIRE, Owner'S Manual

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MAINTENANCE AND SERVICE
This section is for the use of trained service personnel only.
Disconnect from Power Source
Before Servicing
UV LIGHT SOURCE
Risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Eye damage
may result from directly viewing the light from UV lamps.
NOTE: Handle UV lamps with clean oil free hands
or gloves.
Risk of exposure to excessive ultraviolet radiation. Do
not operate UV without complete lamp enclosure in
place or if glass viewing lens is broken. Eye damage
may result from directly viewing the light produced by
these lamps. To reduce the risk of exposure to UV radia-
tion, take UV protection measures for personnel during
servicing.
The following procedures will expose hazardous live
and moving parts.
Switch Off/isolate the electrical supply to the
CRYSTAL-AIRE
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uv system.
Due to the simplicity of the design, breakdowns are
restricted to these components:
• motor/blower
• UV lamp and ballast power supply
• fan control switch
• fan speed selector
• low voltage transformer
MOTOR/BLOWER MODULE
MOVING PARTS
Motors are maintenance free. No lubrication is required.
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK. UV LIGHT SOURCE.
UV LIGHT SOURCE
Risk of exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Eye damage
may result from directly viewing the light from UV lamps.
UV LAMP BREAKAGE
CAUTION: Broken Quartz is SHARP.
Wear PPE including Tyvek suit, protective gloves, respirator
(N95 or better) and eye protection when handling broken ultra-
violet lamp(s). In the event of breakage,
DO NOT use a house-
hold vacuum cleaner to pick up quartz fragments. Sweep up
debris into a sealable plastic bag then place into another seal-
able plastic bag. Dispose of broken fragments and any items in
contact with the glass fragments and quartz properly.
DISPOSAL OF UV LAMPS
Germicidal UVC lamps, like standard fluorescent lamps contain
small amounts of mercury.
UV lamps should not be placed
in the trash. Dispose of properly. Follow local, state and
federal guidelines, standards and regulations for proper lamp
disposal. A list of commercial lamp recyclers can be found
through the National Electrical Manufacturers Association
www.lamprecycle.org website.
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