Installation / Operation / Maintenance
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PHONE
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FAX
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INSTNeutralizerAC – 1/19
Maintenance
The Neutralizer
AC Ionizing Blow Gun is de-
signed to be durable, dependable, and trouble free.
It requires a minimal amount of maintenance.
Each application and environment in which static
control is required is different, making it difficult
to state accurately how often cleaning or mainte-
nance is needed.
After a period of use, a small sphere of dust will
accumulate on the emitter pin. Do not allow this
accumulation to continue indefinitely. Although
an ionizer may continue to perform satisfactorily
when it is dirty, gross contamination will degrade
its efficiency.
The Neutralizer
AC Ionizing Blow Gun is de-
signed with a replaceable emitter pin, and comes
with one (1) replacement pin. NRD recommends
that the emitter pin be replaced every three months.
Emitter pins may need to be replaced more often
depending on the amount of use. Additional re-
placement emitter pins are available by contacting
NRD.
This ionizer is categorized as “non-shockless”.
This means there is a High Voltage Shock Hazard.
Insert the safety key into the battery jack and
attach the trigger lockout clip behind the trigger
while maintenance is performed. Also, use cau-
tion whenever handling ionizers since the emitter
pin is sharp and can cause punctures or scratches if
mishandled.
Replace the emitter pin as follows:
1.
Turn off the compressed air.
2.
CAUTION:
To avoid shock hazard insert the
safety key into the battery jack and attach the
trigger lockout clip behind the trigger.
3.
Carefully squeeze tabs together and slide the
air nozzle off of the Neutralizer
AC Ionizing
Blow Gun.
4.
Using a pair of tweezers or pliers remove
emitter pin from the pin holder, then through
the outlet hole of the ionizer. Dispose of the
emitter pin.
CAUTION:
do not bend
the pin holder.
5.
Insert the new emitter pin using the tweezers
or pliers. Be sure to push the emitter pin in
as far as it will go.
CAUTION:
do not
bend the pin holder.
6.
Carefully slide the air nozzle back over the
tabs and snap it into place.
7.
Remove the safety key and the trigger lockout
clip. (Do not discard, save to use later)
8.
Turn on the compressed air.
Safety
key
Tab
Tab
Trigger
lockout clip
Pull pin
down
Pin
holder
Emitter
pin
