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Because the expected life span of the Model E1 proprietary
lamps used in systems is approximately one year, all the
proprietary airocide PCO lamps must be changed every 12
months. In addition the protective 2” filter needs to be changed
approximately every 3 months*. This filter keeps dirt out of the
Model E1 reactor chamber. Failure to change this filter on a
timely basis will reduce the unit’s photocatalytic reaction and will
cause the unit to not operate at its maximum capacity and
efficiency. Contact Akida or your Model E1 distributor to purchase
your annual replacement lamp kit and replacement filter.
*Note: Depending on the par ticular dust load in a given facility,
the filter may need to be changed more frequently.
Lamp Warning - Use of any lamps other than those supplied by
Akida may result in the malfunctioning of the Model E1 unit, as
well as compromise its pathogen killing effectiveness. Use of any
other lamps will void warranty.
Caution: Be sure unit is unplugged before beginning service.
1) Disconnect the power source. Make certain all power is turned
off to the unit.
2) Remove the units cover unscrewing the 4 screws (one on
each side). Do not misplace the screws as you will need them to
re-connect the cover in a later step.
NOTE: Prior to disconnecting any of the wiring harness,
observe how the unit is currently wired. See Fig. 2 on page
5. Here are a few helpful tips.
The ballast will have a total of 4 wires coming off its
outlet side –2 red wires and 2 yellow wires. See
figure 2 on this page and wiring diagram on page
7.
Each set of 2 lamps will have (1) yellow wire going to
one lamp and (1) red wire going to the second lamp.
These 2 lamps are then connected via a small jumper
wire (either white or black –these jumpers are
interchangeable). See wiring diagram on page 7.
3) Disconnect the white and black jumper s. Then, on the other
side of the lamp, disconnect the red and yellow wires. See
Figures 1, 2, & 3.
Repeat the above for the second set of 2 lamps. Once
completed, you have a group of 4 lamps wired into (1) ballast.
NOTE: To aid in removing the lamp, wet the grommets with a
small amount of tap water or a cotton ball or swab.
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4) Gently remove each of the 4 lamps by grasping the metal
end on each lamp, and firmly sliding it out of the rubber
grommet. See figure 3 on page 5.
(Do not remove the cover when the unit is plugged in.)
NOTE: If proper power is supplied to the unit and the red
LED lights go out, call for service.
DO NOT supply power to the Model E1 unit until it is
completely installed, and its cover is securely fastened.
As the unit turns on, the red power indicator light should
come on and a very light hum can be heard from the fan in
the unit.