AtmosAir Rainier Summit R1 Instruction manual

OUR MISSION
To improve health and wellness by actively restoring indoor air to its pure, natural state where no pollution or
contaminants exist, while reducing energy use and emissions in the process. AtmosAir.com
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Rainier Summit R1
PRODUCT SUBMITTAL
APPLICATION
The AtmosAir Rainier Summit is a standalone self
contained compact unit designed to increase ionization
levels to restore indoor air to its natural state where no
pollution or contaminants exist. The Rainier’s patented
active ionization technology has been rigorously tested
and scientically proven to be extremely effective at
reducing harmful particulates, irritating volatile organic
compounds (VOC’s) and odors as well as signicantly
reducing mold, bacteria, viruses and germs in the air and
on surfaces.
The R1 model is typically used for spaces up to 58.06
square meters (625 square feet) in size. As odor
concentrations are greater the effective range of the unit
will be slightly decreased.
The R1 model uses 1 MC7 B ionization tube and is
equipped with a MERV 11 lter. A carbon impregnated
lter is also available in applications where pronounced
odors exist The tube will need to be replaced every 2 years
to ensure peak performance. The lter at the air intake of
the unit will need to be periodically replaced as required.
SPECIFICATIONS
Figure 1
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General Product Information
Air Flow Capacity Variable; Up to 60 CFM
Treatment Area 58.06 SQ. M (625 SQ.FT) or
141.58 CU. M (5,000 CU.FT)
Housing Material Powder Coated Steel
Weight 3.52 kg (7.75 lbs)
Maximum Operation
Temperature 54.4° C (130° F)
Electrical
Voltage 120 to 240 VAC | 10 VDC
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Power Consumption 45 watts
Current Draw 0.63 Amps (0.630 mA)
Fuse 1.25 Amp
Field Electrical
Connection
USA NEMA 15 Receptacle
EURO / UK / Japan / China
Ionization Tube
Material Mono-Core Glass
Number One (1)
Size B (76.2mm) (3”)
Tube Life 17,600 Hours (Two Years)
Dimensions
13.5” (342.9mm) x 6.375”
(161.9mm) x 7” (177.8 mm) See Figure 1 for more details
Features
■On/Off Switch on rear
■Soft-Glow Blue LED Power Light on front
■MERV 11 Filter or Carbon Impregnated Filter
■Noise level on max fan setting at 1 meter = 45 dB-A
177.8mm
7"
161.9mm
6.375"
342.9mm
13.5"
Rainier Summit R1/R2
User Guide &
General Maintenance

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SERVICE REMINDER
This handy reminder is included so you can keep track of needed lter and tube replacements:
Date Unit Placed in Service (enter date)
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Filter Replacement
Tube Replacement
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 3 months from above)
(enter date 2 years from purchase)

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! I M P O RTANT !
READ THIS BEFORE STARTING MAINTENANCE.
DO NOT THROW AWAY THIS GUIDE.
How to Contact Us: If you need help, please contact an
AtmosAir Representative for technical assistance.
For safe maintenance you MUST:
■Always disconnect power to the unit before handling any of the
components.
■DO NOT connect to the power before the maintenance is complete and
personnel are aware of the imminent operation. Secondary voltage to the
ionization tube can be as high as 3000 Volts AC.
■Carefully read this instruction booklet before beginning the maintenance.
■Follow each maintenance step exactly as shown and explained in this
guide.
■Observe all local, state, national and international electrical codes.
■Pay close attention to all warnings and caution notices given in this guide.
!CAUTION!
Do not touch while in operation shut off electricity before servicing!
This equipment should be inspected frequently and collected dirt removed from it regularly to prevent excessive
accumulation that may result in ashover or risk of re.
!MISE EN GARDE!
Ne touchez pas pendant le fonctionnement couper l’électricité avant l’entretien
Cet équipement doit être inspecté fréquemment et la saleté collectée doit être retirée régulièrement pour éviter
toute accumulation excessive pouvant entraîner un contournement ou un risque d’incendie.

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Table of Contents
01 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 5
Package Contents 5
Choosing Location 5
Unit Setup 5
02 GENERAL USE GUIDELINES 6
Unit Settings 6
Unit Settings Continued 7
Room Conditions 7
Care and Handling 7
Maintaining Your Unit 7
Maintaining Your Unit Continued 8
03 TROUBLESHOOTING 9
System Not Powering On 8
Power Light Will Not Illuminate 9
Unit Keeps Blowing Fuses 9
04 TUBE REPLACEMENT 10
Procedure 10
05 PRODUCT WARRANTY 18

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01 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Congratulations on your purchase of the AtmosAir Rainier Summit R1/R2 portable air purier. The Rainier uses state of the art bi-polar
ionization technology and high efciency ltration to provide cleaner healthier indoor air. The following guide will provide you with
instructions on how to properly setup and use your unit so you may enjoy its benets for many years.
Package Contents
After unpacking the Rainier be sure the following are included in the package:
■The Rainier R1/R2 Unit w/ Replaceable Filter
■Power Plug Adapter
■Warranty Registration Card
■User Instructions
■Spare Fuse
Choosing Location
The Rainier R1/R2 was designed to be able to purify an area up to 800 square feet (74 m2) at 1 air change per hour or 400 square
feet (37 m2) at 2 air changes per hour for spaces such as large bedrooms, ofces, kitchens, family rooms, etc. The best place to
locate the unit is 4’ to 7’ (1.2 to 2.1 meters) off the oor in a central area within the room you de-sire to purify. For example a desk,
table, shelf or other suitable space. The unit should never be placed on the oor as it will not be able to purify effectively. The
unit should never be placed in an unsteady spot as dam-age to the unit may occur if it falls. Also please never let the unit become
wet as damage to the unit may occur.
Unit Setup
After you’ve placed the unit in a suitable spot, simply plug into a standard wall receptacle. The unit comes with a universal wall
plug which can accommodate multiple wall plug adapters. Simply snap on the wall plug adapter included with the unit to the
universal wall plug. Turn the On / Off switch on the rear to the On position. The power light (1) will come on indicating the unit is
powered and ready for use. If the unit does not power on, check the troubleshooting steps included in this guide.

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02 GENERAL USE GUIDELINES
Unit Settings
There are 2 control knobs on each unit, one for Ion Control (2) and another for Fan Speed (3). These allow you to adjust the unit to
suit spaces small and large up to its maximum effective range. The Ion Control has a variable adjustment knob. Turning the knob
clockwise will increase the ion level. The Fan Speed Control also has a variable adjustment knob. Turning the knob clockwise will
increase the fan speed. After powering on the unit, adjusting these 2 controls will allow you to achieve the purication need best
suited for your application. It is recommended to initially start with the Fan Speed at full power, turned fully clockwise and the Ion
Control at 20% power or only turned 20% clockwise.
If needed, gradually increase the ion control clockwise to achieve the air purication or odor reduction effect to best suit your
application. It is always recommended to keep the Fan Speed at full power or fully clockwise as this will allow the system lter to
trap the most dirt and the bi-polar ions to be projected out into the room for optimal effectiveness.
General Use Guidelines
Unit Settings
There are 2 control knobs on each unit, one for Ion Control (2) and another
for Fan Speed (3). These allow you to adjust the unit to suit spaces small
and large up to its maximum effective range. The Ion Control has a variable
adjustment knob. Turning the knob clockwise will increase the ion level.
The Fan Speed Control also has a variable adjustment knob. Turning the
knob clockwise will increase the fan speed. After powering on the unit,
adjusting these 2 controls will allow you to achieve the purification need
best suited for your application. It is recommended to initially start with the
Fan Speed at full power, turned fully clockwise and the Ion Control at 20%
power or only turned 20% clockwise.
If needed, gradually increase the ion control clockwise to achieve the air
purification or odor reduction effect to best suit your application. It is always
recommended to keep the Fan Speed at full power or fully clockwise as this
will allow the system filter to trap the most dirt and the bi-polar ions to be
projected out into the room for optimal effectiveness.
Unit Settings continued
If during initial adjustment you notice a “sweet” or “metallic” presence in the
air, this may be caused by the Ion Control being set too high or the Fan
Speed set too low and too many ions for the space the unit is applied to.
Adjust the Ion Control down and the Fan Speed up to balance the ions.
Over ionizing is not optimally effective for air cleaning.
Room Conditions
The conditions of a space, dust levels, odors, chemicals and other
contaminants will have an effect on the square footage capacity of the unit.
As more odors are present or dusty conditions occur, more ions are needed
to achieve good air cleaning and will reduce the effective area the unit can
treat. Also in dusty conditions or heavy chemical contaminant conditions
the system filter may need to be replaced more frequently. Maintenance
and filter replacement will be covered on the following page.
Care and Handling
With some basic care and precaution your Rainier R1 should give you
years of trouble free use. Please follow all of the recommended
maintenance steps which are detailed on the following page. These are
intended to keep your Rainier operating at top performance and trouble
free. Failure to follow the recommended maintenance intervals may
result in premature wear of the unit and system failure which will not
be covered by manufacturer’s warranty.
While the unit is made of sturdy construction, please do not drop the unit as
damage may occur. Placing the unit in wet conditions, areas of condensing
moisture, or in areas of high relative humidity (70% or above) can cause
premature wear and malfunction. Please avoid these areas. Excessive heat
can also cause premature wear and malfunction. Avoid areas where
temperatures will exceed 100 degrees F or 38 degrees C.
Turn Either Knob to the Right to Increase Power
Or to the Left to Decrease Power
Ion Level Control Knob 2 Fan Speed Control Knob 3
Ion Level Control Knob
Fan Speed Control Knob
System Filter
1 3
4
Power On Switch 5
System Fuse 6
Power On Light
2
Maintaining Your Unit continued
AtmosAir recommends replacing the filter every three (3) months atPLQLPXP
to ensure optimal performance and system reliability. In some dusty, odorous
or contaminated situations, the filter may need to be replaced as often as
monthly. If you notice a large build-up of dirt on the filter or a loss of airflow
or fan speed then replace the filter immediately. A filter ser-vice reminder is
included on the back of this guide to help you keep track. You can purchase
a replacement filter pack that contains three (3) replace-ment filters from the
AtmosAir reseller where you purchased your Rainier.
The unit also contains an ion tube that will need replacement. The R1
contains one (1) ion tube. This will need replacement every two (2) years.
You can purchase these from the AtmosAir reseller where you purchased
your Rainier. Separate instructions on how to replace the tube is included
with the replacement tube pack.
Troubleshooting
System Not Powering On
Check your power source to be sure there is power to the unit. Check the
wall plug to be sure the plug adapter is securely snapped into place. Check
to be sure the unit is in the “On” position. Check to ensure the system filter is
securely in place and depressing the power defeat switch down so that the
unit can operate. Check the system fuse located at the rear of the unit and
replace if all the above have been checked and a blown fuse is causing the
malfunction. If all the above steps have been performed and the unit still will
not power on, contact the reseller you purchased your unit from for more
assistance and possible warranty service.
Power Light Will Not Illuminate
Follow all the above steps for powering on. The power light will illuminate if
the system is powered and functioning.
Unit Keeps Blowing Fuses
First check to be sure the power source is rated for the same voltage as the
unit. Also ensure you have a steady power source free of power surges, use
a surge protection device if needed.
If power is correct and stable, blown fuses can be a sign of an internal short
circuit or a malfunctioning bi-polar ion tube. Contact your AtmosAir reseller
for assistance if this problem persists.
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Unit Settings continued
If during initial adjustment you notice a “sweet” or “metallic” presence in the air, this may be caused by the Ion Control being set too
high or the Fan Speed set too low and too many ions for the space the unit is applied to. Adjust the Ion Control down and the Fan
Speed up to balance the ions. Over ionizing is not optimally effective for air cleaning.
Room Conditions
The conditions of a space, dust levels, odors, chemicals and other contaminants will have an effect on the square footage capacity of
the unit. As more odors are present or dusty conditions occur, more ions are needed to achieve good air cleaning and will reduce the
effective area the unit can treat. Also in dusty conditions or heavy chemical contaminant conditions the system lter may need to be
replaced more frequently. Maintenance and lter replacement will be covered on the following page.
Care and Handling
With some basic care and precaution your Rainier R1/R2 should give you years of trouble free use. Please follow all of the
recommended maintenance steps which are detailed on the following page. These are intended to keep your Rainier operating at top
performance and trouble free. Failure to follow the recommended maintenance intervals may result in premature wear of the
unit and system failure which will not be covered by manufacturer’s warranty.
While the unit is made of sturdy construction, please do not drop the unit as damage may occur. Placing the unit in wet
conditions, areas of condensing moisture, or in areas of high relative humidity (70% or above) can cause premature wear and
malfunction. Please avoid these areas. Excessive heat can also cause premature wear and malfunction. Avoid areas where
temperatures will exceed 100 degrees F or 38 degrees C.
Maintaining Your Unit
The Rainier R1/R2 will require maintenance at certain intervals to ensure optimal performance and protection against premature wear.
There are 2 main components that will need periodic replacement, the system lter and the bi-polar ion tube.
The system lter is intended to capture dust and dirt and chemical contaminants. The R1/R2 is equipped with a high efciency
pleated lter to help lter out dust and particles which is impregnated with carbon to help capture gasses and odors.
Warning—Before attempting any service to the unit be sure the unit is switched off and power plug is disconnected!
To replacethe lter, simply remove the lter which is located at the rear of the unit, by rst pulling upward and then outward and
replace with the new lter.
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Operating Instructions
Congratulations on your purchase of the AtmosAir Rainier Summit R1
portable air purifier. The Rainier uses state of the art bi-polar ionization
technology and high efficiency filtration to provide cleaner healthier indoor
air. The following guide will provide you with instructions on how to properly
setup and use your unit so you may enjoy its benefits for many years.
Package Contents
After unpacking the Rainier be sure the following are included in the
package:
The Rainier R1 Unit w/ Replaceable Filter
Power Plug Adapter
Warranty Registration Card
User Instructions
Spare Fuse
Choosing a Location
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family rooms, etc. The best place to locate the unit is 4’ to 7’ (1.2 to 2.1
meters) off the floor in a central area within the room you de-sire to purify.
For example a desk, table, shelf or other suitable space. The unit should
never be placed on the floor as it will not be able to purify effectively.
The unit should never be placed in an unsteady spot as dam-age to the unit
may occur if it falls. Also please never let the unit become wet as damage
to the unit may occur.
Unit Setup
After you’ve placed the unit in a suitable spot, simply plug into a standard
wall receptacle. The unit comes with a universal wall plug which can
accommodate multiple wall plug adapters. Simply snap on the wall plug
adapter included with the unit to the universal wall plug. Turn the On / Off
switch on the rear to the On position. The power light (1) will come on
indicating the unit is powered and ready for use. If the unit does not power
on, check the troubleshooting steps included in this guide.
Maintaining Your Unit
The Rainier R1 will require maintenance at certain intervals to ensure
optimal performance and protection against premature wear. There are 2
main components that will need periodic replacement, the system filter and
the bi-polar ion tube.
The system filter is intended to capture dust and dirt and chemical
contaminants. The R1 is equipped with a high efficiency pleated filter to
help filter out dust and particles which is impregnated with carbon to help
capture gasses and odors
Warning—Before attempting any service to the unit be sure the
unit is switched off and power plug is disconnected!
To replacethe filter, simply remove the filter which is located at the rear of
the unit, by first pulling upward and then outward and replace with the new
filter.
Be
sure to place the new filter in snugly and to note you are
placing the filter in the correct orientation, by noting the airflow direction
arrow on the side of the filter.
Inside the unit on the filter holder frame, there is a small power defeat
switch to ensure the unit cannot operate without a filter installed. When
installing the new filter be sure to place the new filter tightly down so that
good contact is made and the switch remains down so the unit can operate.
Replacement filters packs come in a quantity of three (3). These can be
purchased from the AtmosAir reseller where you purchased your Rainier.
The filters for this unit are custom designed for the unit and are only
available from an AtmosAir reseller.
System Filter
Maintining Your Unit continued
Be sure to place the new lter in snugly and to note you are placing the lter in the correct orientation, by noting the airow direction
arrow on the side of the lter.
Inside the unit on the lter holder frame, there is a small power defeat switch to ensure the unit cannot operate without a lter
installed. When installing the new lter be sure to place the new lter tightly down so that good contact is made and the switch
remains down so the unit can operate.
Replacement lters packs come in a quantity of three (3). These can be purchased from the AtmosAir reseller where you
purchased your Rainier. The lters for this unit are custom designed for the unit and are only available from an AtmosAir reseller.

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03 TROUBLESHOOTING
System Not Powering On Power Light Will Not Illuminate
■Check your power source to be sure there is power to the
unit. Check the wall plug to be sure the plug adapter is
securely snapped into place.
■Check to be sure the unit is in the “On” position.
■Check to ensure the system lter is securely in place and
depressing the power defeat switch down so that the unit
can operate.
■Check the system fuse located at the rear of the unit and
replace if all the above have been checked and a blown fuse
is causing the malfunction.
Note:If all the above steps have been performed and the unit still will
not power on, contact the reseller you purchased your unit from for
more assistance and possible warranty service.
Follow all the above steps for powering on. The power light will
illuminate if the system is powered and functioning.
Unit Keeps Blowing Fuses
First check to be sure the power source is rated for the
same voltage as the unit. Also ensure you have a steady
power source free of power surges, use a surge protection
device if needed.
If power is correct and stable, blown fuses can be a sign
of an internal short circuit or a malfunctioning bi-polar ion
tube. Contact your AtmosAir reseller for assistance if this
problem persists.

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04 TUBE REPLACEMENT
This is the procedure for replacing the glass ‘B’ Sized tube in an AtmosAir Rainier R1/R2 ionization unit.
At the end of its service life, the ionization tube must be replaced in order to keep the ionization unit working correctly. The End
user must remove the old tube and install a new, genuine AtmosAir ionization tube.
CAUTION! DO NOT LAY THE RAINIER DOWN ON ITS CONTROL KNOBS OR INDICATIOR LIGHT. THE ROTARY KNOBS AND
SWITCHES WILL IMMEDIATELY BE DAMAGED AND NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
Either, gently lay the unit on a rag/piece of thick foam and let the knobs protrude over a tabletop. Or prop the unit up on a suitable
spacer like wooden 2x4’s to assure no weight is put on the knobs.
Items you will need:
■New AtmosAir MCG glass tube ‘B’ size
■Phillips no. 2 screwdriver
■Needle nose pliers
■Recommended - Towel or foam pad to avoid scratching work surface or ionization unit
Procedure
1. Ensure the unit is turned off and unplugged before continuing. Never attempt to service the unit while it is plugged in and
or turned on.
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2. Identify the 4 Phillips-head machine screws that must be removed in order to open the unit. They are located on the right and
left side of the unit towards the bottom.
3. Place the unit standing upright, on one of its sides, preferably on a towel or foam pad in order to not scratch the unit or
work surface.
4. Begin by removing the two screws on one side, by hand, using a Phillips no. 2 screwdriver.
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5. Once the screws on one side are removed, turn the unit over and remove the screws onthe opposite side.
CAUTION: REFER TO STEPS 7 & 8 BEFORE PROCEEDING TO STEP 6. DO NOT PULL THE BLACK CHASSIS AWAY FROM
THE WHITE CHASSIS TOO FAR OR WITH TOO MUCH FORCE OR YOU MAY DAMAGE THE WIRES ON THE CONTROL
KNOB SWITCHES!
6. Once all four screws have been removed, with the unit still on its side, turn the back of the unit to face you.
7. Using one hand to grip the white part of the chassis, use the other hand to pull the black part of the chassis out and away from
the white part. Do not pull too far or with too much force.
8. Pull the black part out towards you so that the tube can be accessed from the front.
Do not pull too hard or with too much force.
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9. Turn the unit so that the ionization tube is facing you.
10. To remove the tube, use one hand to gently hold back the metal spring tang.
11. With the other hand, hold the plastic cap of the tube and spin the tube out of the tube holder.
Do not grab the glass or the screen. Do not torque on the glass.
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12. Once the old tube is removed, it may be discarded as it is made of recyclable materials.
13. To begin installing the new ionization tube, use one hand to gently hold back the metal spring tang.
14. With the other hand, hold the plastic cap of the tube and spin the tube into the tube holder.
Do not grab the glass or the screen. Do not torque on the glass.
15. Tighten carefully using the blue cap. Tighten until the nut on the tube screw is contacting the metal tab inside the tube
holder. Firmly screw down all the way.
16. Once the tube is fully inserted and screwed down securely, gently let the spring tang relax against the tube emitter screen
Note: If the spring tang is being held away from the screen by the plastic cap of the tube, the tube may not
be inserted far enough into the tube holder.
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17. Check that the spring tang is lying at against the screen without edge contact (as shown under step 18).
18. Needle Nose Pliers can be used to adjust the spring tang to lay at against the surface of the screen. Assure that the
maximum contact area is achieved.
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19. The unit is now ready to be reassembled. Begin by gently sliding the two halves of the chassis together, taking care not to
pinch any wires between the metal parts.
20. Tuck the black part of the chassis under the lip of the white part (indicated) and close gently.
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21. Align the holes, use a Phillips no. 2 screwdriver to start screwing in the two screws in one side but leave them loose. Do not
tighten them all the way until ALL screws have been inserted.
22. Turn the unit over and repeat on the other side.
23. Once all screws are in, tighten by hand with a screwdriver. Do not use a drill.

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CLEAN AIR GROUP, INC. – PRODUCT WARRANTY
Clean Air Group, Inc. d/b/a AtmosAir Solutions (“Clean Air Group”) warrants to the original purchaser of this product (“Customer”),
that should it prove to be defective by reason of improper materials or workmanship, for twenty-four (24) months from the date
of installation, or twenty-seven (27) months from the date of Clean Air Group’s delivery of the product, whichever occurs first,
Clean Air Group shall repair or replace the product without charge to the Customer. Proof of malfunction and return of the non-
working product must be presented by the Customer if submitting a warranty claim. This warranty is invalid if the factory applied
serial number has been altered or removed from the product. This warranty does not cover damage due to acts of God, misuse,
abuse, negligence, or modification of or to any part of the product. This warranty does not cover damage due to improper
installation, operation or maintenance, connection to improper voltage or electrical supply, or repair by anyone other than an
authorized Clean Air Group service provider. To obtain warranty service the Customer must: (1) provide proof of purchase in
the form of a Bill of Sale or receipted invoice, with evidence that the product is within the warranty period; (2) request a Return
Merchandise Authorization (“RMA”) from Clean Air Group prior to shipping; and (3) ship the product with the RMA to Clean Air
Group, freight prepaid, in either its original packaging or packaging affording an equal degree of protection. The product should
be delivered to AtmosAir, 2115 East Cedar Street, Suite 6, Tempe, AZ 85281. All transportation charges and shipping expenses
are the Customer’s responsibility. Clean Air Group will return the product by the same method it receives the product. A product
returned for repair after the warranty period, or that shows damage outside of the warranty coverage described herein, shall be
repaired for a reasonable charge as determined by Clean Air Group. The Customer will be advised of the cost of repair or
replacement before Clean Air Group proceeds.
THE OBLIGATIONS OF CLEAN AIR GROUP HERIN ARE EXPRESSLY GRANTED IN LIEU OF ALL WARRANTS, WHETHER
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND
FITNESS FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE LIMITED TO THE TERM OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY GRANTED HEREIN.
Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the foregoing limitation or exclusion may not apply
to you.
With the exception of damages resulting from Clean Air Group’s failure to comply with any obligation under federal or state
warranty laws, Clean Air Group SHALL NOT BE LIABLE TO THE CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR THIRD PARTY
FOR ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL AND
PUNITIVE DAMAGES AND/OR DAMAGES BY REASON OF INJURY TO ANY PERSON DUE TO ANY DEFECT OR
MALFUNCTION OF THE PRODUCT OR ANY PART OR PARTS THEREOF OR FOR ANY OTHER REASON. This warranty
gives you specific legal rights and you may have rights which vary from state to state. If your product is defective please contact
Clean Air Group or the dealer where you purchased the unit.
Disclaimer: The air purification technology provided by AtmosAir is intended to improve air quality. It is not intended to replace
reasonable precautions to prevent the transmission of airborne contaminants. Customer, its employees, invitees and all persons
having access to the serviced premises should comply with all applicable public health laws and guidelines issued by federal,
state and local governments and health authorities such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). These
precautions include but are not limited to wearing face masks, social distancing, hand hygiene and appropriate sanitizing and
disinfecting. Clean Air Group does not assert that its products can protect people from viruses, bacteria or other airborne
contaminants, expressly excludes liability for loss or damage arising from any such claims, and does not assume any liability for
the consequences arising out of the application, use or misuse of its products, including any injury or damage to any person or
damage to any property as a matter of product liability, negligence, contract or otherwise.
Manufacturer,
Anthony M. Abate
Chief Technology Officer
Clean Air Group, Inc.
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