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6211_6212_Manual_03/15
4-2. Emitter Point Cleaning
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Remove filter cover from rear panel of main enclosure.
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Clean emitter points using cotton swab with DI water or Isopropyl Alcohol.
Caution
, emitter points are
very sharp.
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After cleaning, make sure ionizer is dry before turning power on.
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If there is any damage or excessive wear on the emitter point, it is recommended to replace it.
Note: Cleaning requirements of emitter points will vary based on operating environment and use.
Recommended cleaning interval is once a month to once every other month.
4-3. Filter Cover Cleaning
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Remove filter cover from rear panel of main enclosure.
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Clean filter cover with water or compressed air.
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After cleaning, make sure ionizer is dry before turning power on.
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If there is any damage on the filter cover, it is recommended to replace it.
Model 6211 Filter Cover Model 6212 Filter Cover
4-4. Emitter Point Replacement
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Remove filter cover from rear panel of main enclosure.
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Remove emitter points from sockets by gently pulling toward the middle of the ionizer.
Caution
, emitter
points are very sharp, using tweezers or pliers is acceptable.
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Insert new emitter points into sockets by gently pushing in as far as it will go.
Caution
, emitter points are
very sharp, using tweezers or pliers is acceptable.
Note: Emitter point useful life also varies based on operating environment and use. Recommended replacement
interval is once a year to once every other year.
5. Ionizer Status
5-1. LED
Topside LED gives indication of ionizer operation and alarm status.
5-2. Audio Alarm
Audible buzzer alarm gives recognition for user or operator