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1.

Remove the front access panel by following the instructions under removal of front and rear panels.  Set the front access

panel to the side.

2.

Disconnect the three-pin connector located near the UV lamp ballast and remove the wires from the wire routing clamp.

3.

Remove the five (5) screws on the left hand UV containment baffle, and then lift the baffle out of the unit and set it to the

side.  Repeat this for the right hand UV containment baffle. (

Note:

 This is for 

THRC

 

High Flow 

model only)

4.

Remove the two (2) screws that fasten it with the top of the UV lamp assembly.

5.

Remove the remaining two (2) screws that fasten the mounting bracket to the cabinet and set the mounting bracket to

the side.

6. Remove the two (2) screws fastening the UV lamp assembly to the bottom of the cabinet.

7.

Carefully remove the UV lamp assembly taking care not to touch the glass tube.

The expected life of the UV light tube is 9,000 hours.  To remove the UV light follow the below instructions.

1.

Rotate the light tube 90 degrees in either direction to enable removal (you should feel tension on the tube release). To

remove the light tube, carefully pull away from the UV lamp assembly, towards the HEPA filter. Dispose of the light tube

(or recycle) following local guidelines.

2.

Use Clean latex gloves to ensure that the new light tube remains clean. Clean the new light tube using a cloth dampened

with a 10% alcohol (or ammonia) and water solution. To replace, reverse the order of removal.

Power Cord

1.

With the back panel removed, unplug the white connector on the power cord.

2.

Remove nut on ground wire.

3. Remove strain relief on the side of the unit.

4.

Remove the old cord and replace with the new one by following the steps above in reverse order.

On/Off Switch

1.

With the back panel removed, unplug the white connector on the switch and squeeze the snap-in legs to remove switch

from side of the unit.

2.

Install new switch by snapping it into the cutout and then connecting it to the white connector.

Speed Control Switch

1.

Remove the exhaust grille by pushing down and lifting out.

2.

Remove J-box screws.

3.

Remove knob.

4.

Remove switch screws.

5.

Unplug connecting wires and replace with the new switch by following the steps above in reverse order.

Capacitor

1.

With the back panel removed, remove one screw from capacitor strap.  

Note:

  Make sure to provide ample time for

capacitor to discharge.

2. Slide capacitor out.

3.

Remove the rubber boot and disconnect wires.

4.

Replace with the new capacitor by following the steps above in reverse order.

Filter Change Indicator Light

1.

With the back panel removed, unplug the two (2) wires and push out the filter indicator light from the inside of the unit.

2.

Replace the filter indicator light by following the step above in reverse order.

Motor Assembly Removal

1.

The motor can only be removed from the front side of the unit.  First ensure that the front panel, UV light assembly (for

UV units), and filter are removed.  Refer to the removal of front and rear panels, primary filter replacment, and removal of

the UV light assembly sections.

2.

Remove the screw fastening the green motor ground wire to the motor panel.

3.

Remove the screw fastening the black wire clamp to the motor panel.

4.

Most of the motor wires feed into a quick-connect socket.  Disconnect this socket from its mating half.

5.

Remove the six (6) screws fastening the motor ring to the panel and remove the motor assembly from the unit.

CAUTION: WHEN REINSTALLING THE MOTOR ENSURE THAT IT DOES NOT TOUCH OR PUNCTURE THE HEPA FILTER.

Summary of Contents for THRC High Flow

Page 1: ...Redefine your comfort zone www titus hvac com INSTALLATION OPERATION MANUAL Titus HEPA Room Cleaner High Flow Low Flow Configurations...

Page 2: ...rt zone www titus hvac com IOM THRC HF LF Table of Contents Introduction 3 Installation 4 Operation 5 Maintenance Service 7 Troubleshooting 10 Wiring Diagram 11 Specifications 13 Replacement Parts 14...

Page 3: ...e pressure isolation room Simply roll the THRC into a standard room connect flexible ducting to the 6 in 152 mm collar on the top of the unit for partial exhaust or to the optional 8 in 204 mm flanged...

Page 4: ...unit in its final operating position 3 Lock the wheel locks on the casters to keep the unit from accidental repositioning Initial Start Up NOTE THECDCREQUIRESTHATQUANTITATIVELEAKAGEANDFILTERPERFORMAN...

Page 5: ...he airflow indicator should not be used as the only guide for when a filter change is necessary The unit should be checked at each use to ensure recommended room air changes per hour are being met 2 T...

Page 6: ...aust Collar with Flange is available to convert the THRC unit to the 100 exhaust mode 1 Remove the front exhaust grille by pulling down and lifting out 2 Place the optional 8 inch 203mm exhaust collar...

Page 7: ...leaks Maintenance Service CAUTION PROPER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND MEASURES MUST BE USED AT ALL TIMES DURING UNIT CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE CHECK WITH YOUR SAFETY OFFICE TO ASSURE THE CLEANING SOLUTIONS...

Page 8: ...cess panel The rear panel may now be lifted off Primary Filter Replacement The CDC recommends that in any application HEPA filters should be maintained meticulously and should be carefully installed b...

Page 9: ...f the unit 4 Remove the old cord and replace with the new one by following the steps above in reverse order On Off Switch 1 With the back panel removed unplug the white connector on the switch and squ...

Page 10: ...r can now be disposed of as general waste Phenolic Decontamination ln facilities where the above decontamination procedures are prohibited or not feasible the unit can be disinfected by the following...

Page 11: ...amperage and distribution frequency 5 Check for down stream obstructions or erratic isolation room ventilation balance 6 Replace HEPA filter if the air velocity remains low after checking all other ca...

Page 12: ...12 IOM THRC Redefine your comfort zone www titus hvac com IOM THRC HF LF Wiring Diagrams Cont THRC Low Flow Wiring Diagram...

Page 13: ...r MERV8 multi pleat anti microbial pleated prefilter with frame Motor 1 3 HP 0 25 kW direct drive three speed continuous duty Exhaust Port 6 inch 152 4mm Duct Collar THRC Low Flow Dimensions 38 25 H x...

Page 14: ...RC 1 11055 8 inch A C Collar with Flange for 100 1 267745 001 Intake Grille Painted 1 37453 Exhaust Grille 1 THRC High Flow UV Part No Description Quantity S62954 WIRED Motor 1 3 HP 3 Speed 115V 1 S63...

Page 15: ...Plate for THRC 1 11055 8 inch A C Collar with Flange for 100 1 267745 001 Intake Grille Painted 1 37453 Exhaust Grille 1 THRC Low Flow UV Part No Description Quantity S267793 001 Motor 1 4 HP 3 Speed...

Page 16: ...16 IOM THRC Redefine your comfort zone www titus hvac com IOM THRC HF LF Airflow Measurement Testing...

Page 17: ...605 Shiloh Rd Plano TX 75074 ofc 972 212 4800 fax 972 212 4884 Redefine your comfort zone www titus hvac com...

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