GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 293052 Commercial Air Scrubber 1000CFM Instruction Manual

GLOBAL INDUSTRIAL 293052 Commercial Air Scrubber 1000CFM

Safety Instructions

Please observe the following safety instructions to avoid personal injury and property loss.

1. Do not operate any air scrubber with a damaged cord or Plug.
2. Do not move or adjust air scrubber while in operation
3. Keep this unit out of the reach of children
4. Do not alter or modify your air scrubber in any way. Only authorized Global Industrial replacement parts can be used. Use of any unauthorized parts could cause hazards and void the unit’s warranty
5. Always store unit in a clean, dry environment when not in use. Care should be taken to prevent water from entering the unit’s motor. In the case that the unit’s motor does become wet, ensure that the motor is dried thoroughly before use.
6. Do not allow water near or inside the unit while in use to avoid risk of electric shock. Handle unit with care to avoid causing damage or personal injury.
7. Always operate the air scrubber on a flat, level surface. Operating the unit where it could slip or fall increases the risk of injury, fire, or electrical shock.
8. Never operate the air scrubber without the factory-installed safety screens in place. This will prevent liquids, gases, and other materials from entering the air scrubber.
9. Do not use air scrubber near combustible gas or flammable materials in order to avoid fire or electrical hazards.
10. Do not attempt to disassemble or repair unit on your own. Instead, bring to the attention of your distributor or a certified repair center. Never attempt to disassemble or repair unit while air scrubber is plugged in.

Operating Procedures

The Global Industrial Air Scrubber is a portable filtration system that removes airborne particles including mold, pet dander, dust, pollen, drywall dust, and other miscellaneous debris as small as 0.3 microns. The air scrubber utilizes up to 4 stages of filtration including a Pre-pad filter, a pre- filter, optional 2nd stage, and a HEPA filter. The air scrubber will create cleaner air in any environment. The pre-pad filter and pre filter capture larger particles and the HEPA filter captures smaller particles.

1. Ensure that the unit is on a stable, level surface, and remains stationary while in use.
2. Plug the air scrubber into a grounded outlet with the correct voltage(115v) and amperage. Ensure that the unit is plugged into a grounded outlet with voltage and wattage outputs that correspond with the unit’s specifications. For maximum protection against electrical shock, ALWAYS use a circuit that is protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter. If you are unsure about the outlet, check with a qualified electrician.

Controls

The air scrubber equip the 1 speed light led switch Control fan by press the switch knob
OFF-Turn off the air scrubber
ON- Turn on the air scrubber
The air scrubber equip the Circuit breaker to protect the Motor not over load. To reset, unplug the appliance Causing the breaker to trip and push the reset buttom.

Handle Assembly

The air scrubber has the metal handle for easy transportation. Use the 4 screw to fix the handle on the housing.

Filters

The air scrubber equip the 3 stage filters including 1 pre-pad filter, 1 pre filter, 1 optional carbon filter, 1 hepa filter.

1. The pre pad filter and Prefilter is used for Captures the largest particles to help extend the life of hepa Filter.
2. The hepa filter is used to against oily aerosol particles down to 0.3 microns
3. The carbon filter is used to Captures a wide variety of volatile organic compounds (VOCs).

Change Filters

Pre-pad filter and Prefilter is recommend to change for every job like painting or depends on the appearance. Hepa Filter need to be changed within 3 month or when the hepa change light is on.
Carbon Filter need to be changed monthly.
The user need to change all filters if there is risk of the cross-infection application, for example water damage restoration, fire remold.
PLS WEAR MASKS WHEN CHANGE FILTERS.

Maintenance

1. Inspect the electrical cord and wiring for damage or discoloration before use. NEVER use a air scrubber that has a damaged cord to avoid risk of electrical shock or fire.
2. Inspect for loose fasteners before each use.
3. Clean safety screens of the unit before each use.
4. Listen for abnormal sounds and shut unit off immediately upon hearing unusual noises.
5. Keep unit clean and free of blockages or obstructions.
6. Use compressed air or a vacuum to remove lint and other debris from the motor, inlet, or fan blade.
7. Do not use a pressure washer, water hose, or other water source to clean the unit. Ensure that the unit is completely dry before each use.
8. The air scrubber has sealed bearings and cannot be lubricated. No oiling is necessary.
   For information about authorized repair and maintenance contact Global Industrial.

Part List

Part

Number

| Descripti

on

| Qt

y

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AF1000

01

| Metal

Cover

| 1
AF1000 02| Top Hepa

Cover

| 1
293053| Pre Pad

Filter

| 1
293054| Pre-Filte

r

| 1
293056| Hepa

Filter

| 1
AF1000

06

| Fan

Motor

| 1
AF1000

07

| Handle| 1
AF1000

08

| Clamp| 4
AF1000

09

| Housing| 1
AF1000

10

| Wheel| 2
AF1000 11| Hepa

Filter Clamp

| 4
AF1000 12| Hepa Change

Light

| 1
AF1000

13

| Switch| 1
AF1000

14

| Connect

or

| 1
AF1000

15

| Power

Cord

| 1
AF1000

16

| Circuit

Breaker

| 1
AF1000

17

| Switch

Panel

| 1
AF1000| Metal| 1
18| Grill|
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AF1000

19

| Rubber

Fee

| 4

Specifications

Trouble Shooting

BLOWER DOES NOT TURN ON

| 1)     Switch not turned on – in this case, ensure that the knob is in the correct position to turn the unit on

2)     Circuit breaker or GFCI has tripped – press ‘reset button before attempting to turn the unit on

3)     Cord or wires are loose or damaged – Inspect to ensure that cords and wires are tight and free of damage

4)     Faulty switch – Contact your distributor if inside warranty period

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BLOWER STARTS AND THEN TURNS OFF| 1)     Obstructed inlet/outlet – remove obstructions and ensure that both inlet and outlets are clear before use.

2)     Faulty motor – Contact your distributor if inside warranty period

BLOWER VIBRATES

| 1)     Motor shaft is bent – Contact your distributor if inside warranty period

2)     Fan blade is bent – Contact your distributor if inside warranty period

3)     Excessive dirt built up on fan blade – Clean blade and ensure blade housing is free of dust and dirt before use

BLOWER MAKES SCRAPING

NOISES

| 1)    Damaged housing – Inspect housing for warps or dents. If housing is

rubbing against blade, contact your distributor.

MOTOR MAKES NOISE, BUT BLOWER WON’T TURN ON| 1)     Damaged/faulty motor or motor shaft – Contact your distributor if inside warranty period

2)     Motor shaft screw holding fan blade is loose – tighten

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