Triad Aer air purifier system, Owner'S Manual

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Tools Required
You will need a #2 Phillips screwdriver.
Workspace Recommendations
A countertop or flat surface is ideal for disassembling/
assembling your unit. You will need 2 ft. x 3ft. of clean,
accessible workspace. It is recommended to use a small
bowl or cup to hold any screws so they are not lost
during the disassembly/assembly process.
Disassembly Instructions
1. Turn the unit off.
2. Remove the Power Cord from the wall and rear
of the unit.
3. Clean exterior of unit if necessary (see “CLEANING:
Unit Exterior” page 12).
Removing the Rear Cover:
1. Using your screw driver, remove the Rear
Cover Screw from the Rear Cover (above the
Power Cord Port). Place the Rear Cover Screw
where you will find it easily during reassembly.
2. Squeeze the tabs on both sides of the Rear Cover
(where the grooves are) until they release and tilt
the Rear Cover upwards until the top tab releases.
Clean with compressed air or a damp cloth.
Set the Rear Cover aside.
Removing the Filter Assembly:
1. Remove Brass Thumbscrews from the top corners
of the Filter Assembly. Place Brass Thumbscrews
where you will find them easily during reassembly.
2. Grasp the top of the Filter Assembly and tilt away from
the unit. Clean if necessary (see “CLEANING: Filter
Assembly” page 12) and set the Filter Assembly aside.
Removing the Purification Plate:
Grasp the Purification Plate on the ceramic and gently
pull it out of the grooves on the sides. Clean (see
“CLEANING: Purification Plate” page 12) and set the
Purification Plate aside.
Removing the PCO Cell:
1. Locate the PCO Cell Power Connector on the right
of the rear of the unit (beside the Purification Plate
slot). Squeeze the tabs on the top and bottom of the
PCO Cell Power Connector and pull gently until
free from the PCO Cell Power Connector Outlet.
2. Remove the Thumb Nuts from the Screw Posts on the
right and left below the PCO Cell. Place the Thumb Nuts
where you will find them easily during reassembly.
3. Gently slide the PCO Cell out of the unit. Clean
(see “CLEANING: PCO Cell” page 12) and set the
PCO Cell aside. Clean the interior of the unit (see
“CLEANING: Unit Interior” page 12).
Dissassembly