Aircare TURBOJET MAX User manual

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Division of D.P.L. Enterprises Inc.
3868 East Post Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89120, [phone], FAX [phone]
Website: www.air-care.com; E-mail: [e-mail]
T URBOJET
MAX & MAX I I
TurboJet
Max
TurboJet
Max II

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAP TER PAGE
Unpacking Instructions 4
Safety Precautions 4
Handle Installation 5
Set-Up and Testing 6
Duct Cleaning Procedures 6
Troubleshooting Guide 9
Maintenance 11
Parts and Accessories 13
Optional Parts and Accessories 16
Specifications 17
Glossary & Acronyms 18
Limited Warranty 20
TurboJet Max & Max II

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UNPACKING INSTRUCTIONS
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
TurboJet Max & Max II
Remove the outer box and inspect for damage. Report all damage immediately to your carrier. If
special set-up instructions are required, they will be taped to the outside of the equipment or in the
“Operating” section of this manual. Inspect all of the packing material for small parts before discarding
packaging material. Report all damage to Air-Care immediately. Any attempt at repairing damages may
void warranty.
Check that all parts are present (See Page 10)
TurboJet Max Main Assembly, with Wheels, Motor and Blower. Release the 4 side latches and lift the
front of the upper section so it hinges up to check for filters. The HEPA filter will remain in the bottom
section, the First Stage, 2” pleated filter will remain in the top section and the ½” electrostatic 2nd
stage filter will be between them.
o First stage, 18” x 24” x 2” Disposable Pleated Filter
o Second stage, 18” x 24” x 1/2” Electrostatic Air Filter
o Third stage, 18” x 24” x 6” Certified HEPA Filter
o 25’ Extension Power Cord.
o The Rotation molded handle is shipped loose in the box.
Always use safe and common sense precautions when working with Air-Care equipment. Do not
block walkways with equipment, and remove delicate and breakable articles from the immediate work
area. The following are precautions that should be reviewed by all persons who will be involved in the
cleaning activity:
• Other than the 3 filters, there are no user serviceable components in Air-Care TurboJets. Only
trained technicians should attempt to make internal repairs on this equipment.
• Always turn o the main power switch on the TurboJet front panel, or disconnect the power
before opening or removing the doors or filters.
• Inspect AC power plug to be sure the ground pin is in place. DO NOT USE AN EXTENSION
CORD. Plug directly into power outlet.
• Never connect power to Air-Care equipment unless all covers and safety shields are in place.
Mechanical and electrical parts could activate and cause injury.
• Never allow anyone but a properly trained technician to use the equipment or cleaning products.
• All Air-Care equipment is designed for US standard 115 volt, 60 Hz AC. Most Air-Care equipment
can be special ordered to meet other worldwide standards for a reasonable price and delivery
schedule. Always check the specifications on the equipment before connecting electrical power
to Air-Care equipment.
If you have questions about the safe use of any Air-Care product, call 702-454-5515

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TurboJet Max & Max II
HANDLE INSTALLATION
Handle is bubble wrapped and packed
near the bottom, front of TurboJet.
It must be installed with the 4 bolts
provided and your ½” socket wrench or
nut driver.

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TurboJet Max & Max II
DUCT CLEANING PROCEDURES
SET-UP AND TESTING
Air-Care TurboJet Negative air machines are designed to “Pull” loose debris out of the air system to
which they are connected and filter out harmful debris such as pollen, dust, mold spores and other
debris with its 3 stage HEPA filter system. An agitating device to “Push” debris is required to properly
clean an air system. The BrushMaster or Cobra Power Brush System or the Air Whisk and Sidewinder
air tools are designed to loosen and agitate debris so the TurboJet can pull it out. See the “Duct
Cleaning” section on page 4 of this manual for a summary of proper duct cleaning procedures.
To test the TurboJet, be sure all filters are in place and the Top is closed and latched in place.
1. Attach the 12 gauge x 25-foot power cord to a dedicated outlet (one that has no other devices
currently connected).
2. Turn on the circuit breaker/switch on the front panel.<
3. The Max 2 has “High” and “Low” speed, so Select either “Low” (13 Amp) or “Hi” (17 AMP) speed
then turn on the “Start” switch.
4. The soft start feature will slowly climb to full speed within a few seconds and you should see the
pressure gauge reading 1.8 to 4 inches of w.g. with nothing attached to the inlet.
5. If you observe other readings, see the trouble-shooting guide in this manual. The Single Speed
TurboJet Max operates in the same manner.
Eective duct cleaning can be accomplished with the TurboJet connected to one of the following
positions in the duct system. The “best” location is determined by the specific configuration of the
particular air system.
A. With a basement or crawlspace air conditioner/furnace
Cutting an access hole in the side of the supply side main trunk line is very eective. Be sure that
no airflows through the furnace. To stop air from coming through the furnace, block the return
openings with cardboard and duct tape. An alternate way to block the airflow would be to slip
the customers existing furnace filter in a plastic trash bag and reinstall. If there are returns in each
room, you will also need to connect to the return trunk line at the furnace and block it o while
cleaning the return ducts.
B. With a garage, interior closet or roof mounted up-flow air conditioner/furnace
Just remove the diuser grill from a large ceiling or wall mounted supply duct and use the Pogo
Pole hose adapter to connect the TurboJet inlet hose to the system. Connecting to a large supply

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TurboJet Max & Max II
DUCT CLEANING PROCEDURES (CONTINUED)
duct is very eective. Gravity will help “pull” dust and debris into the Turbojet.
In some cases, it may be best to attach the TurboJet to each Supply or return duct and insert the
agitation device into that same duct opening to disturb debris as far up stream and down stream as
possible.
To obtain maximum “ pull”, always keep the attaching hose as short and as straight as possible.
1. Bring the TurboJet into
close proximity to the planned
connection ducts.
4. Connect the other end to
the most eective supply duct
location using the optional Pogo
Pole hose adapter or adapter
plate.
2. Connect 12 gauge electrical
power cord directly to a suitable
electrical outlet (110V, 15AMP or
more)
5. Close o the return side of
air handler by putting a filter in
a plastic bag and reinstalling it
into its holder.
3. Connect a 12” hose to the 12”
TurboJet inlet.
6. Turn on the power switch
located on the control panel.

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TurboJet Max & Max II
DUCT CLEANING PROCEDURES (CONTINUED)
7. Then turn on the start switch
and the power light will go on
and the blower motor will start
providing strong suction. If a 20
amp Power outlet is used. The
TurboJet Max will run on 15 amp
or 20 amp circuits.
8. The TurboJet Max 2 can be
set to “High” speed.
Follow recommended
procedure to clean each supply,
beginning at the most distant
one, using the BrushMaster
Power Brush System,
Sidewinder or Air Whisk (sold
separately).
9. After all ducts are cleaned,
the ducts can be fogged with an
EPA registered Deodorizer and
Soot Set Sealer.
10. Before fogging the supplies, turn o the power switch.
11. Remove hose from the top of the TurboJet.
12. Place a piece of pellon, 20” X 22” over the 12” inlet.
13. Re-install the hose, and turn on the power switch.
14. Fog the supplies, beginning with the most distant supply.
15. When the fogging is complete, turn o the power; remove the hose from the TurboJet and the
supply duct.
16. Remove and discard pellon.
1 7. Inspect first stage filter, if loaded with debris, Dump it out or replace as required.
18. Inspect electrostatic flex filter and wash if soiled.
19. Unplug power cords, put TurboJet back into the vehicle, and complete the job.

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TurboJet Max & Max II
TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Symptom Check If Corrective Action
Motor does not start
when power switch is
turned on.
“Power” light on?
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
Check connections to motor and
control panel.
Test motor and replace if bad.
Check for manual reset button on
motor.
Check and reset circuit breaker and
verify electrical outlet has power. If
inverter has a slowly blinking green
light call Air-Care. (The inverter is
located behind the control panel inside
the TurboJet Max 2 ONLY).
No vacuum with motor
running. Is blower turning?
Ye s
No
Tighten shaft adapter bolts and align
wheel & inlet cone. (Call Air-Care)
Replace blower wheel and inlet cone.
W.G. 4.0” vacuum, with
motor running
Are the 1st stage
pleated filter and
2nd stage Electrostatic
filters clean?
Ye s
No
Replace HEPA filters as required.
Clean 1st and 2nd stage air filters.
Insuicient “pull” at duct. Is the W.G. gauge meter
reading 2.0” or more?
Ye s
No
No
Clean or replace filters as required.
Check for disconnected, collapsed or
broken system ducts.
Inspect 12” hose for cracks or holes.
Circuit breaker trips
when TurboJet is turned
on.
Is the TurboJet
connected to a
dedicated 115-volt, 15 or
20-amp line?
Ye s
Ye s
Ye s
No
Be sure TurboJet is connected directly
to the power outlet. DO NOT use an
extension cord.
Be sure that only the original 12 gauge
(or heavier) 25 ft. power cord is used on
the TurboJet Max.
Call Air-Care
Find an outlet on a line that does not
have other devices connected to it.
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TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE (CONTINUED)
Inverter Troubleshooting Guide
DIAGNOSTIC LEDS
The drive contains two diagnostic LEDs to display the drive’s operational status. See page 12, for the
location of the PWR and “ST” LEDs.
Power On (PWR) - The “PWR” LED will illuminate green when the AC line is applied to the drive
Status LED (ST) - The “ST” LED is a triclor LED which provides indication for a fault or abnormal
condition. The information provided can be used to diagnose an installation problem such as incorrect
input voltage, overload condition, and drive output miswriring. It also provides a signal which informs
the user that all drive and microcontroller operating parameters are normal. Table 1 summarizes the
“ST” LED functions
Normal Operation
Slow Flash Green
Overload
(120%-160% Full
Load)
Slow Flash Green
I2T
(Drive Timed Out)
Quick Flash Red
Short Circut
Slow Flash Red
Under Voltage
Quick Flash Red/
Yellow
Overvoltage
Slow Flash Red/
Yellow
Stop
Steady Yellow

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TurboJet Max & Max II
MAINTENANCE
The TurboJet requires a minimum amount of maintenance, normally limited to cleaning or replacing
filters as they become filled with dirt and debris. Cleaning the 1st and 2nd stage filters daily will extend
the life of the 3rd stage HEPA canister filter.
1st and 2nd Stage Filter Replacement
1. The 1st stage disposable Pleated filter and 2nd stage
Electrostatic air filter are mounted in the top section of the
TurboMax and held in place with a metal bracket at one end
and a Velcro strip in the center of the other end. They should be
cleaned when visibly dirty and at the end of each workday. The
duct debris captured in the upper section and first stage filter
can be collected in a trash bag placed over the 12” Hose inlet and
secured with the Velcro strap.
Unlatch the top section and tip it back on its hinge so the debris
falls into the bag from the upper section of the TurboJet and
its first stage filter. Follow all local regulations on disposing of
material removed from the ducts. In critical areas, such as hospitals, it is required to cover the inlet
with 6-mil plastic when the job is completed to prevent the collected debris from escaping and
contaminating the area while it is removed from the building to be emptied in a non- critical area
where the trash bag can be disposed of safely. The first stage filter can be put into the same trash bag
for disposal.
2. When necessary, wash the 2nd stage filters with a garden hose and nozzle at full force. First rinse
in the opposite direction of the airflow, then rinse both sides.
Occasionally, a degreaser such as Air-Care Zap electrostatic
filter cleaner may be required to restore this filter to its’ peak
performance. Let the filter air dry before reinstalling into the unit.
Note: When there is not suicient time to allow
The TurboJet requires a minimum amount of maintenance,
normally limited to cleaning or replacing filters as they become
filled with dirt and debris. Cleaning the 1st and 2nd stage filters
daily will extend the life of the 3rd stage HEPA canister filter.
1st and 2nd Stage Filter Replacement
1. The 1st stage disposable Pleated filter and 2nd stage Electrostatic air filter are mounted in the top
section of the TurboMax and held in place with a metal bracket at one end and a Velcro strip in the
center of the other end. They should be cleaned when visibly dirty and at the end of each workday. The
duct debris captured in the upper section and first stage filter can be collected in a trash bag placed
over the 12” Hose inlet and secured with the Velcro strap.
Continued on Page 9...

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Unlatch the top section and tip it back on its hinge so the debris falls into the bag from the upper
section of the TurboJet and its first stage filter. Follow all local regulations on disposing of material
removed from the ducts. In critical areas, such as hospitals, it is required to cover the inlet with 6-mil
plastic when the job is completed to prevent the collected debris from escaping and contaminating the
area while it is removed from the building to be emptied in a non- critical area where the trash bag can
be disposed of safely. The first stage filter can be put into the same trash bag for disposal.
2. When necessary, wash the 2nd stage filters with a garden hose and nozzle at full force. First rinse in
the opposite direction of the airflow, then rinse both sides. Occasionally, a degreaser such as Air-Care
Zap electrostatic filter cleaner may be required to restore this filter to its’ peak performance. Let the
filter air dry before reinstalling into the unit.
Note: When there is not suicient time to allow filters to dry
before using the TurboJet, simply dry vacuum the loose debris o
of the filters’ surfaces or use compressed air in an appropriate
outdoor area.
When the control panel pressure gauge reads 4 1/4” or more and
the 1st and 2nd stage filters are clean, the 3rd stage HEPA filter
should be replaced (approximately once or
twice per year, if other filters are cleaned regularly). There is no
safe way to clean the HEPA filter without a risk of damaging it.
NOTE: Never wash the Pleated or HEPA filter with water.
HEPA Replacement
1. Open the upper section of the TurboJet to gain access to the filters. The first and second stage filters
will be held in the upper section of the TurboMax.
2. Use care when removing the 3rd stage HEPA filter mounted in the bottom half of the cabinet. When
the airflow through the inlet is noticeably reduced and the 1st & 2nd stage filters are clean, it is time to
replace the 3rd stage HEPA filter.
NOTE: Applying compressed air pressure or using a vacuum brush on filter surface will damage
the filter. If you have any questions, please call Air-Care at 800-322-9919
MAINTENANCE (CONTINUED)

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TurboJet Max & Max II
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Ref # Description Part #
TurboJet Max COMPLETE ASSEMBLY (Single Speed) TurboJet Max 2
COMPLETE ASSEMLY (Two Speed)
CE2014
CE2015
Owners Manual For TuboJet Max and Max II MM0193
1TurboJet Max Main Assembly, with Wheels, Motor and Blower in tact Call
2First stage, 18” x 24” x 2” Disposable Pleated Filter F1686
3Second stage, 19” x 25” x 1” 82% Electrostatic Air Filter F1826
4Third stage, 18” x 24” x 6” HEPA Filter F1952A
525’ Extension Power Cord 1306
6Latches and keeper to hold upper and lower sections together 1316/1292
7Upper Handle (Part of Cabinet p/n 1904) Call
812” Non-Marking Wheels AC1578
9Front Swivel Casters 1582
Not Shown Bottom Carrying Handle, Spring Loaded 1310
10 Gauge, W.C. (Max 2 ONLY) 1317
11 Power Receptacle 1251
12 Light, Panel 3062
13 Switch, DPST Start 1913A
14 Switch, Hi/Low Speed (Max 2 ONLY) 3064
15 Circuit Breaker/Power Switch, Dual 20 amp. 3058
16 Pogo Pole Hose Adapter 12” (Optional) CE1630E
17 Cap Plug, 4” Red (for Pogo Pole Assembly) 4267
Not Shown 12” x 12.5’ Heavy Duty Hose with Velcro Straps CE1946A
18 12” x 12.5’ Light Duty Mylar Hose with Velcro Straps CE1341A
Not Shown 12” x 12.5’ Light Duty Mylar Hose Assembly|
Includes: (2) 12” x 12.5’ Hoses, (4) Velcro Straps (1) Hose Coupler CE1339A
Not Shown 12” x 25’ Light Duty Mylar Hose with Velcro Straps CE1340A
19 12” x 12”. 26 gauge, galvanized steel duct patches, 10/pkg. AC3002
20 Foam Register Plugs, 14pc./pkg. CE1695
21 Pre-Filter, Pellon Moisture Barrier Sheets, 12/pkg. F1682
23 12” Adapter Plate CE1513C
24 Air-Care Fogger Model 2600 120 Volt(for 220 Volt Call) CE1242
25 BrushMaster Power Brush System CE3050A
25A Cobra Power Brush System (Not shown) CE2011C
Continued on Page 11...

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PARTS AND ACCESSORIES (CONTINUED)
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Ref # Description Part #
26 Forward and Reverse Air Whisk System CE1448A
27 Sidewinder Hose Assembly CE1542A
28 HEPA Back Pack Vacuum 120 Volt (for 220 V Call) CE2297C
29 Panel with all Components for Single Speed TurboJet Max CE4211A
30 Panel with all parts for Two Speed TurboJet Max-2 CE4210
Not Shown Motor, 230 Volt, 3 Phase (For Max 2 ONLY) 3066
Not Shown Inverter for 3 Phase Motor (for Max 2 ONLY) 3052B
Not Shown Motor, 1.5 HP, 3450 RPM single phase 1718
Not Shown Inlet Cone 1917
Not Shown Blower Wheel, Backward Inclined 1916
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AMolded Handle (Ref#7)
BDia. Hose Inlet
CLocking Latch (Ref#6)
D1st Stage 18” x 24” x 2”Disposable
Pleated Filter (Ref#2)
E
2nd Stage 19” x 25” x 1” 82% Electrostatic Air
Filter ( Ref#3)
F
3rd Stage 18” x 24” x 6” HEPA Filter (Ref#4)
G
Exhaust Grills
H
Front Swivel Casters (Ref#9)
I
12” Non-Marking Wheels (Ref#8)
AB
C
D
E
F
G
HI
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LOWRUN
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Circuit
Breaker Power Receptacle
120 Volts AC
Serial
No.
Made in USA by Air-Care
Division of DPL Enterprises, Inc.,
Las Vegas, NV
Low = 13 Amps, Hight = 18 Amps
(220V Model: Low = 6.5 Amps, High = 9 Amps)
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Division of DPL Enterprises, Inc.,
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PARTS AND ACCESSORIES (CONTINUED)
AGauge, W.C. Max II ONLY (Ref#10)
BPower Receptacle (Ref#11)
CCircuit Breaker/Power Switch, Dual 20 amp. (Ref#15)
DMax II Complete Panel (Ref #29) Max Panel (Ref # 30)
ELight, Panel “PWR” and “ST” (Ref#12)
FSwitch, Hi/Low Speed Max II ONLY (Ref#14)
GSwitch, DPST Start (Ref#13)
A
B
B
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OPTIONAL PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
(Ref#21) Pre-Filter, Pellon
Moisture Barrier Sheets (12/pkg)
(Ref#19) 12” x 12”, 26 gauge,
Galvanized Steel Duct Patches
(Ref#23) 12” Adapter
Plate
(Ref#16) 12” Pogo Pole Hose Adapter (Complete
Assembly comes with Pole, Fork, 20 X 20 X 2 Foam
attached to 12” Steel Pogo Plate & (Ref#18) 4” Red
Cap Plug)
12” Pogo Pole Hose
Adapter (Complete
Assembly comes with
Pole, Fork, 20 X 20 X
2 Foam attached to
12” Steel Pogo Plate &
(Ref#18) 4” Red Cap
Plug) (Ref#16)
12” Adapter Plate (Ref#23) 12” x 12”, 26 gauge, Galvanized
Steel Duct Patches (Ref#19)
Pre-Filter, Pellon
Moisture Barrier
Sheets (12/pkg)
(Ref#21)
Air Care Fogger Model FG0186
(Ref#24)
HEPA Back Pack Vacuum (Ref#28)
Forward and Reverse Air
Whisk System (Ref#26)
12” x 12.5” Light Duty Mylar Hose
with Velcro Straps (Ref#18)
Foam Register Plugs
(14/pkg) (Ref#20)
BrushMaster Power Brush
System (Ref#25)
12” x 12.5” Light Duty Mylar
Hose with Velcro Straps
(Ref#18)

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SPECIFICATIONS
Specification Description
Size 19.5” W x 29” D x 55 ½” H
Weight 125 lbs.
Power required 120 V, 60 Hz, 13 to 17 amps.
Power Cord 25’ Extension Cord
Filtration 4 stages when Pellon pre-filter used
Pre-Filter Pellon Moisture Barrier
1st Stage 18” x 24” x 2” Disposable Pleated Filter
2nd Stage 18” x 24” x 1/2” Electrostatic Air Filter
3rd Stage 18” x 24” x 6” Certified HEPA Filter
Attachment 12” Dia. Inlet
Operating Environment 25 to 125 Deg. F (-4 to 50 Deg. C)
Construction Rotation Molded Poly
Operating Controls Single Plug-able Panel with all Gauges, Indicators, Switches, &
Meters
Air Flow Max 2: 3000 CFM Free Air/ 2700 CFM Filtered
Max: 2500 CFM 2000 Filtered
Static Pressure 5.0” W.G.
Motor
Max 2 – 1.5 HP 3 Phase Motor and One – Single Phase Inverter
with Soft Start and Dual Speeds.
Max – 1.5 HP, single phase, single speed, 120 volt motor.
Blower One - Backward Inclined
Wheels Two - 12” Fixed Rear and Two - 4” Front Swivel Non-Marking
Wheels
*All specifications and prices are subject to change and improvement without notice.

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GLOSSARY & ACRONYMS
1. ACGIH — American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists
2. ASHRAE — American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers
3. Air Handler/ AHU — The Furnace or air conditioner that heats, cools and moves the air.
4. Antimicrobial — Agent that kills Bacteria, Molds and viruses. See “Sanitizer
5. Arrestance — An ASHRAE standard procedure to measure air filter eiciency (52.1)
6. Bioaerosols — Molds and bacteria that are found floating in the air.
7. Biological Contaminants — Bacterial, Mold/Fungus, viruses and their waste, byproducts and
decomposition materials that can be inhaled and cause many types of health eects.
8. Building Related Illness — Diagnosable illness whose symptoms can be identified and whose
cause can be directly attributed to airborne building pollutants (e.g., Legionnaire’s disease, and
hypersensitivity Pneumonitis).
9. CFM — Cubic Feet per Minute, a measure of how much air is flowing in an air system.
10. CO — Carbon Monoxide, an odorless, toxic gas produced during combustion.
11. CO2 — Carbon Dioxide an odorless, non-toxic gas produced during combustion and exhaled by people.
12. Ceiling Plenum — The area above a suspended ceiling that may be used as a return path to the
Air Handler.
13. Conditioned Air — The air that has been filtered, heated or cooled by the air handler.
14. Dampers — Flaps or valves in the air duct that control the amount of airflow in the duct.
15. Di users & Grilles & Registers — The covers at the end of supply and return ducts that control
the amount and direction of the air-conditioned air entering or leaving a room.
16. Electrostatic Filter — A High Eiciency (95% Arrestance) Air filter that generate static electricity
from the air movement through the air handler and captures dust from the air while the clean air
move freely through it.
17. EPA — Environmental Protection Agency
18. Duct — A metal, plastic or fiberglass tube that transports air to and from the Air Handler. They can
be round, square or rectangular.
19. Duct Board — Compressed fiberglass material used to make air ducts, particularly in the southern U.S.
20. Fiberglass Filter — A disposable, very low eiciency filter (approx. 10% arrestance).
21. Flex duct — Plastic fabric duct with a spiral wire support. It us used extensively in the Western U.S.
22. HEPA — High Eiciency Particulate Air
23. HVAC — Heating, ventilation and air-conditioning
24. IAQ — Indoor Air Quality
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25. MSDS — Material Safety Data Sheet
26. Make-up Air — Fresh “outside” air that is brought into a Commercial building.
27. NADCA — National Air Duct Cleaners Association
28. NAFA — National Air Filter Association
29. NIOSH — National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
30.
Negative building pressure — A condition that allows air to flow into a building when a door is opened.
31. NSC — Nevada Safety Counsel
32. NSF International — An independent testing laboratory for Air filters
33. OSHA — Occupational Safety and Health Administration
34. Positive building Pressure — A condition when air will come out of a building when a door is opened.
35. Re-entrainment — The flow of dust and debris removed from an air system back into the same building
36. Return/Return Duct — Draws air out of each room through a separate air vent and convey it back to
the central unit to be reheated or cooled
37. Sanitizer — A material designed to kill mold, bacteria, and viruses.
38. Sick Building Syndrome — A group of symptoms such as headache and watery eyes that
disappear after the suerer leaves the building for a few hours.
39. Supply/ Supply Duct — The opening and related ductwork that delivers conditioned air to a room.
40. VAV—Variable air volume system — A system that varies the amount of flow of air to
regulate temperature.
41. VOC’s — See “ Volatile Organic Compounds”
42. Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC’s) — Chemicals that release gasses into the air such as solvents.
GLOSSARY & ACRONYMS (CONTINUED)

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TURBOJET MODELS
Turbojet Max – TurboJet Max II
Air-Care warrants this product to be free from defects in materials and workmanship to the original
purchaser for a period of Three (3) years from the date of purchase. Components listed below are
excluded from this Three year period and are covered for periods described below:
Warranty covers both parts and labor (labor is to be performed at Air-Care’s facility located at 3868 E.
Post Road; Las Vegas, Nevada).
Warranty is extended to the original purchaser and is not transferrable.
This warranty does not extend to any damage to a product caused by or attributable to freight damage,
abuse, misuse, improper or abnormal usage. Warranty is also void if the product has been modified or
altered in any way.
The purchaser is responsible for the cost of shipping the equipment to Air-Care’s facility for evaluation.
If found to be defective and covered by the terms of this warranty, Air-Care will pay FedEx ground
shipping charges on the repaired or replaced item back to the purchaser’s location. Any additional
expedited service charges for quicker shipping shall be born by the purchaser. If the product or
component is not found to be a warranty issue, the purchaser will be responsible for return shipping
charges.
Air-Care is not responsible or liable for indirect, special, or consequential damages arising out of or in
connection with the use of performance of the product; damages with respect to any economic loss,
loss of property, loss of revenues or profits, loss of use, or other incidental or consequential damages
of whatsoever nature.
The warranty extended hereunder is in lieu of any and all other warranties, and any implied warranties
of any type.
This warranty gives you specific rights. These rights and others vary from state to state.
Division of D.P.L. Enterprises Inc.
3868 East Post Road, Las Vegas, Nevada 89120, [phone], FAX [phone]
Website: www.air-care.com • E-mail: [e-mail]
LIMITED WARRANTY
Blower Motors 1 Year
Power Inverter 1 Year
Wheels & Filters No Warranty
TurboJet Max & Max II