CleanRooms International SAM MS 3S Series Manual

Installation Operation
and
Maintenance Instructions
SAM®MS 3S
Fan Filter Units
Table Of Contents
List Of Models.........................................................i
Read And Save These Instructions........................1
Receiving And Unpacking......................................1
Pre-installation Instructions....................................1
Installation Instructions..........................................1
Operating Instructions............................................2
Troubleshooting Guide........................................2
SAM Maintenance Instructions..............................3
When To Change A HEPA Or ULPA Filter................3
How To Change A HEPA Or ULPA Filter............4—5
Gel Seal Filter Replacement...........................6—7
Wiring Diagram......................................................8
Warranty..............................................................8
November, 2012
SAM MS 3S NCR Style
Designers and Manufacturers of
Legend Modular Hardwall Cleanrooms—Flexible Solutions
Softwall Cleanrooms— Cleanroom T Grid Systems—Cleanroom
Workstations—SAM Fan Filter Units and IndustrialAir Cleaning
Equipment
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Headquarters: 4939 Starr St. SE
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SAM MS 3S GS Style

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Key: MS = MicroSound, MW = MicroWatt, CRF = Ceiling Replaceable Filter, LW = Low Watt, P = Plastic Housing,
LC = Low Cost, LI = Lights, GS = Gel Seal , HO = High Output, 3S = Three Speed
LIST OF MODELS
Notes:
1. Line voltage can affect actual start-up amperage.
MFG
Code Model No. & Description UL Listed Size Volts Watts Hz Motor FLA Housing
280 310 1/5 HP
SAM MS 3S Series
12339 SAM 22MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 2’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12340 SAM 22MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 2’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal
12341 SAM 22MS 3S GS Y 2’x 2’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12342 SAM 22MS 3S GS Y 2’x 2’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal
12343 SAM 23MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 3’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12344 SAM 23MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 3’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal
12345 SAM 23MS 3S GS Y 2’x 3’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12346 SAM 23MS 3S GS Y 2’x 3’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal
12347 SAM 24MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 4’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12348 SAM 24MS 3S NCR Y 2’x 4’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal
12349 SAM 24MS 3S GS Y 2’x 4’ 115V 60 3.1 Metal
12350 SAM 24MS 3S GS Y 2’x 4’ 277V 60 1.1 Metal

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READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING- TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE,
ELECTRICAL SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS, OB-
SERVE THE FOLLOWING:
Use this unit only in the manner intended by the manufacturer.
If you have questions, contact the manufacturer.
Before servicing or cleaning unit, switch power off at service
panel and lock the service disconnecting means to prevent
power from being switched on accidentally. When the ser-
vice disconnecting means cannot be locked, securely fasten a
prominent warning device, such as a tag, to the service panel.
SAM Fan Filter Units are suitable for commercial and indus-
trial use only. They are designed for suspended installation or
installation in T-Grid Ceiling Systems for Vertical Flow.
SAM Fan Filter Units must never be exposed to rain, ice, snow,
or excessive moisture. Do not use this product near water,
i.e. near bathtubs, washbowls, whirlpools, etc. If the unit is
equipped with a flexible power cord, do not handle with wet
hands.
Do not place anything on top of the units. Do not restrict the
flow of air into the unit.
RECEIVING AND UNPACKING
All shipments are “FOB Ship Point”. This means once goods
are picked up and signed for by the driver, they are the respon-
sibility of the freight company. When the shipment is delivered
and signed for by your receiving personnel, the ownership and
responsibility is transferred to the receiving company.
Clean Rooms International, Inc. inspects each product before
packaging and does not ship damaged goods. Inspect the
incoming shipment with the freight carrier driver present. Note
any suspected damage on the receiving papers and immediate-
ly inspect the damaged carton(s). Note damages on the receiv-
ing documents and file a freight claim with the transportation
company. Clean Rooms International does not take responsi-
bility for damages caused by the freight company.
If damage is discovered after the carton is opened, it is the
buyer’s/receiver’s responsibility to file a freight claim. Keep
all incoming cartons and the product for inspection. Do not
send back to Clean Rooms International.
PRE-INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING- TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE,
ELECTRICAL SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS,
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING:
Installation work and electrical wiring must be done by
qualified person(s) in accordance with all applicable codes and
standards, including fire-rated construction.
SAM Fan Filter Units operate on 115 Volts, 277 Volts at 60 Hz.
Check the label on the front of the unit for voltage, current and
frequency of operation. Verify the rating of the branch circuit
protector and branch circuit wiring prior to installation and
electrical connection to the unit.
Certain models are provided with an optional flexible power
cord with plug. Do not use any type of adapter that will allow
the unit to be plugged into an outlet that is not grounded.
Do not plug the unit into an outlet that is controlled by an on/
off wall switch or by a facility house lighting control switch.
CAUTION: To Reduce the risk of injury to persons, install the
unit at least 7 feet above grade or in ceiling.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
CAUTION - HEPA and ULPA filter media is fragile and can
be damaged easily. Special precautions must be taken dur-
ing un-packaging and installation of SAM Fan Filter Units. To
avoid damage to the filter media, touch only the frame.
DO NOT PLACE HANDS ORANY OTHER OBJECTS ON
THE FILTER SURFACE.
CAUTION: Commercially available 1” or 1-1/2” T-Grid sus-
pended ceiling systems are not designed to support the weight
of any fan powered filter units. Clean Rooms International,
Inc. 2” T-Grid systems for softwall and hardwall cleanrooms
provide the support for direct mounting of SAM Fan Filter
Units. If Clean Rooms International, Inc. or equivalent 2”
T-Grid system is not installed, it is mandatory that SAM Fan
Filter Units be suspended independently from these suspended
ceilings.
Mechanical Installation of Suspended Vertical Flow Units:
SAM Fan Filter Units are equipped with attachment points
to make the installation hanging process easy. Units may be
supported with flexible or rigid hangers. Use at least 12 gage
hanging wire or the equivalent light chain or cable on each
corner to support the unit.

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Mechanical Installation of Units in 2” T-Grid Systems:
Install 2” T-Grid system in accordance with site plan and
manufacturers instructions. Install seal gaskets (if provided) in
pre-designated locations. Carefully place SAM Fan Filter Unit
into the grid opening taking care to observe the precautions not
to damage the filter media while handling the units.
Electrical Installation:
Refer to wiring schematics at the back pages of these instruc-
tions.
Provision of electrical branch circuit supply to the appropriate
location within close proximity to the SAM Fan Filter Units
is the responsibility of the customer’s electrical installer. If
local or national electrical codes or the customer’s installation
specifications require the provision of metal conduit directly to
the unit it is recommended that a Listed flexible metal conduit
be provided.
SAM Fan Filter Units may be supplied with optional flexible
power cord with grounded plug, optional 2”x 4” or 4”x 4” Me-
tallic wiring box with cover, with or without an on-off switch
mounted in the wiring box or optionally within the prefilter
frame housing. When an on-off switch is provided, field con-
nections are to be made directly to the open supply terminals
of the switch. When an on-off switch is not provided, field
connections are to be made to the non-connected pigtail leads
within the metallic wiring box or pre-filter frame.
CAUTION: When making field wiring connections within the
Pre-Filter Frame, make sure that all field installed wiring is
routed away from moving motor and fan parts and is secured
in place to prevent inadvertent damage to wires.
Start-up Check List—BeforeApplying Power:
Check the voltage on the Manufacturer’s Name Plate and
verify that the power supplied to the unit is the same as that
listed on the Name Plate. Remove the prefilter and determine
if the fan is free to rotate and has not been misaligned during
shipment or installation. Check nuts, bolts, screws and electri-
cal connections for tightness.
CAUTION: If the unit is provided with a square perforated
metal barrier over the opening to the prefilter frame, it must
be re-installed prior to application of power and start-up of the
Fan Filter Units.
Apply power and check that the wheel is rotating in the correct
direction. Looking through the prefilter frame the fan must be
rotating in a clockwise direction.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Principle of Operation:
SAM Fan Filter Units are self-contained, low profile, electric
powered, motor-fan driven HEPA or ULPA Filter, air filtering
appliances. The units are heavy-duty units suitable for many
industrial/commercial applications where clean air is needed.
This is accomplished by maintaining a flow of filtered air to
remove airborne particles within an enclosed room or chamber.
Where manufacturing and assembly processes require Federal
Standard 209 or ISO Classification clean rooms, multiple SAM
Fan Filter units can provide a sufficient number of filtered air
changes to maintain a positive pressure of clean air within the
controlled environment.
Because of the unique variety of sizes and options offered,
SAM units can be incorporated into many different areas such
as Softwall Cleanrooms, new Hardwall Cleanroom designs,
and facility upgrades over conveyors or free standing machin-
ery. They may also be incorporated into custom workbench
constructions providing concentrated filtered air to meet criti-
cal clean air process requirements.
Method of Operation:
Unfiltered air is drawn into the air inlet at the top of the unit
through an optional 20x20 Pre-Filter. This air is pulled through
the motor/blower assembly into a plenum designed to evenly
distribute air over and through the entire receiving surface
of the HEPA Filter. Thus, SAM Fan Filter Units efficiently
and quietly deliver the desired volume of cleaned air to the
controlled environment. The volume of air delivered can be
adjusted by means of a factory installed 3-speed switch.
Problem : Blower is running but no or very little air flow:
Possible Solution:
1. Make sure the blower is running clockwise as viewed
thru the prefilter frame and blower opening.
2. Prefilter is dirty and should be replaced.
3. HEPA filter is dirty and should be replaced.
Troubleshooting Guide
Problem: Blower does not run:
Possible Solution :
1. Make sure the unit is properly connected to the power
source.
2. Make sure the 3-speed switch is in the high, medium,
or low position.
3. Verify power to the outlet.
4. Check capacitor for loose connection.

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Switching SAM Unit Off
3-Speed
Switch
Off
High Med
Low
SAM Maintenance
Preventive Maintenance
It is the intention of Clean Rooms International, Inc. to deliver
a safe and reliable product that will give years of trouble-free
service.
To ensure optimum, safe performance and maximum product
life a preventative maintenance program must be established.
1. Inspect prefilter and HEPA or ULPA filter after the first
three (3) months of operation. Based on the findings,
schedule periodic inspections and maintenance for changing
prefilter and the HEPA or ULPA Filter.
2. (Fig. 1) Prefilters should be changed at least every six (6)
months.
3. Cleaning fan wheel is required to insure smooth quiet op-
eration. Periodic cleaning of all fan equipment is strongly
recommended because dirt accumulation on the impeller
can cause vibration which greatly increases stress and load
on motor bearings.
All services to be performed by a qualified technician.
Order replacement filters and parts from your local CRI dis-
tributor or contact CRI Customer Service at [phone].
Servicing SAM Units
WARNING - REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRICAL
SHOCK, OR INJURY BY OBSERVING THE FOLLOWING:
1. (Fig. 2) Turn Switch to the off position.
2. (Fig. 3) To prevent power from being switched on acciden-
tally before servicing, switch power off at service panel and
lock the service disconnecting means.
3. If the service disconnecting means cannot be locked, RE-
FER TO YOUR COMPANY OSHA MANDATED LOCK-
OUT/TAG-OUT PROCEDURES.
4. For units with an optional power cord, unplug unit and tie
cord out of reach of receptacle.
When to Change the HEPAor ULPA Filter
Static pressure can be measured with a Magnehelic gage or
manometer.
It is time to change the HEPA or ULPA filter when the pres-
sure drop across the filter reaches two (2) times the original
resistance.
Tools Required for NCR Style:
1. Power driver, 1/4” socket bit. Or,
2. Standard slotted screw driver.
Tools Required for CRF, CRF LI, GS and GS LI Style:
1. Standard phillips head screw driver.
2. 5/32” allen wrench.
3. (2) persons, if installing from roomside. To hold the filter
in place and to position the filter clamps correctly.
4. (1) person, if installing on a bench with housing upside
down.
Fig. 2
Typical Service Panel
DANGER
Disconnect Power
Before Servicing
W A R N I N G
Fig. 3
SAM Unit
Removing Prefilter
Fig. 1

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SAM 24 GS LI Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Filter Clamp
(D)
Filter
Housing
Fluorescent
Tube (C)
Swing Down
Grille
SAM 24 GS LI Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Filter Clamp
(D)
Phillips Screws
(B)
Filter
Housing
Fluorescent
Tubes (C)
Swing Down
Grille
C
C
Section “C-C”
Filter
Filter Clamp
Bolt
Filter Clamp
Gel Seal
Channel and
Knife Edge
Seal
NCR Style units with HEPAor ULPA Filter
(are not replaceable from roomside)
How to Change the HEPAor ULPA Filter
CAUTION: Do not touch either side of the HEPA or ULPA
filter surface while installing or removing the filter.
1. Remove SAM Unit from ceiling, and place on solid surface.
2. (Fig. 4) Using a power driver and 1/4” socket bit or,
phillips head screwdriver, remove twelve Self-Piercing
Screws(A) located on plenum flange.
3. Separate plenum hood assembly from filter.
4. Clean plenum flange surface.
5. Place plenum hood assembly on top of replacement filter.
Note: Gasketed surface of filter should mate with plenum.
6. Install all Self-Piercing Screws.
7. Replace SAM unit back into ceiling.
CRF, CRF LI, GS and GS LI Style units with HEPA
or ULPA Filter (are replaceable from roomside)
How to Change the HEPAor ULPA Filter
Note: For the purposes of this manual it is understood that
changing/installation (for CRF, CRF LI, GS and GS LI
styles) is being performed from roomside.
CAUTION: Do not touch either side of the HEPA or ULPA
filter surface while installing or removing the filter. For Gel
Seal units, do not touch gel. Do not allow gel to collect dirt or
dust. Inspect gel track on filters to:
1. (Fig. 5) Insure adequate gel depth, (within 1/16” from top
of gel track).
2. Check for consistency and color for uniformity.
Removal of unit from ceiling grid is not required.
1. (Fig. 6 and Fig. 7) Using a standard phillips head screw
driver, remove (2) Phillips screws (B) from the grille
assembly, lower grille. Proceed to Step 3 for CRF or GS
series units without lights.
2. (Fig. 8) To remove fluorescent tubes (C) from the housing:
• Carefully grasp one of the fluorescent tubes with both
hands.
• Rotate the fluorescent tube 1/4 turn in either direction
until the pins line up with the slot in the lamp holder.
• Then gently pull down on one end. The other end will
pull out easily once this is done.
• Repeat this procedure for all remaining fluorescent tubes.
SAM 24 NCR Style
Shown here all other
sizes use same method
(A)
Plenum Hood
Plenum Flange
Filter
Fig. 4
SAM 24 GS Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Section “B -B”
Filter
Filter Clamp
Bolt
Filter Clamp
Gel Seal
Channel and
Knife Edge
Seal
B
B
Filter Clamp
(D)
Phillips Screws
(B)
Filter
Housing
Swing Down
Grille
Fig. 6
Fig. 7
A
A
Section “A -A”
C
C
Gel Seal
Gel Track
Fig. 8
Fig. 5

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SAM 24 GS Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Filter Clamps
(D)
Filter Clamp
Bolts
Filter
Housing
Swing Down
Grille
Old Filter
Swing Down
Grille
Housing
SAM 24 GS Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
SAM 24 GS LI Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Filter Clamp
(D)
New Filter
Housing
Fluorescent
Tube (C)
Swing Down
Grille
Phillips Screws
(B)
New Filter
Swing Down
Grille
Knife Edge
Corner-Clean
of all Debris
Housing
SAM 24 GS Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
SAM 24 GS LI Style
Shown here all other sizes
use same method
Filter Clamp
(D)
New Filter
Housing
Swing Down
Grille
Fig. 9
Fig. 12
Fig. 10
Fig. 11
3. (Fig. 9) With a 5/32” allen wrench, remove the (4) filter
clamp bolts and (4) filter clamps (D) from housing.
4. (Fig. 10) Pull down on the HEPA or ULPA filter to break
the seal, then lower the filter straight down through the
housing. Discard the filter.
Note: (Fig. 11) For CRF units insure that the knife edge is
free of any and all debris. Paying special attention to the
(4) corners of the unit, as these are the areas that would be
most susceptible to debris/glue fragments, after removal of
the filter.
5. (Fig. 11) With the assistance of another person, center the
new HEPA or ULPA filter in the housing with equal clear-
ance on all four sides between the filter and the housing
guides. Then carefully install the new filter into the hous-
ing.
6. (Fig. 12) With the assistance of another person (to hold
the new filter in place), replace the (4) filter clamps and
the (4) filter clamp bolts. Using a 5/32” allen wrench hand
tighten firmly. Proceed to Step 8 for CRF or GS series units
without lights.
7. (Fig. 13) To replace fluorescent tubes (C) in the in the CRF
LI or GS LI housing:
• Carefully grasp one of the fluorescent tubes with both
hands.
• Gently insert one end of the fluorescent tube into the
lamp holder.
• Then align the pins on the other end, with the slot in the
lamp holder.
• Gently insert into the lamp holder. Rotate the fluorescent
tube 1/4 turn in either direction until the pins are firmly
locked in place.
• Repeat this procedure for all remaining fluorescent tubes.
8. (Fig. 13) Replace the grille assembly and fasten with the
remaining (2) Phillips screws (B).
Gel Seal Filters:
9. Refer to the following pages for more information. Fig. 13

6Origination Credit to Camfil Farr © 2005 Camfil Farr
Gel Filter Replacement
Polyurethane and Silicone Gel are often used in systems where HEPA filters
are installed into grids or housing and where ease of installation and removal
of the filter is desirable.
Both Silicone and Polyurethane base Gel offer properties that are suitable for a
wide variety of HEPA filter sealing applications. These applications consist of
two mating structures
One side of the seal consists of a channel or track containing the gel. The
other side of the seal consists of a “knife edge” which penetrates into the gel.
Modern systems often feature a knife edge on the housing or grid and the gel is
in a track integral to the filter, but the reverse construction is also common and
just as effective.
Gel can become damaged from a variety of factors including age, exposure
to chemicals, cutting and abrasion due to over-stressing the gel (sharp knife
edges, excessive penetration, shearing, etc.) and tearing due to too rapid
removal of the knife edge from the gel.
In situations where a filter is removed from the system and re-installed, the
question often arises, “Is the condition of the gel satisfactory for reinstallation
of the filter, or does the gel need to be replaced?”
Due to the nature of gel and the wide variety of circumstances that can exist in
actual installations, no “hard and fast” criteria exist.
It is the purpose of this guideline to discuss various possible conditions of the
gel and to assist the end user in making rational decisions of when to replace
the gel.
For the purpose of this guideline, gel damage may be divided into two catego-
ries; chemical damage and physical damage.
Chemical Damage to Gel
Chemical damage to gel may be due to the presence of external or internal
substances or conditions that result in a chemical change to the gel. These
include:
1. Reversion (degradation) of the gel into liquid state.
2. Chemical attach (usually by oxidizing agents like those used for sanitizing
clean rooms.) This usually results in a loss of surface tack the formation of
a skin or blisters on the surface of the gel.
3. Ultra Violet degradation which usually results in surface crazing, cracking,
skinning and may also result in liquefication of the gel.
4. Thermal degradation, which usually results in a loss in elasticity, surface
tack and increase in hardness of the gel.
Chemical damage can be separated into two groups; mild and severe.
Mild chemical attack results in slight changes in the physical characteristics of
the gel.
These include:
1. Change or loss in color that does not have measurable effects on gel hard-
ness or elasticity.
2. Formation of a slight skin, noticeable only when the gel is “pinched”
between the fingers.
3. Some loss of surface tack.
Sever chemical attack results major and significant changes in the physical
characteristics of the gel.
These include:
1. Significant change in hardness or elasticity.
2. Complete loss of surface tack.
3. Formation of thick Skin.
4. Formation of wet areas on or in the gel. Dripping of the gel.
Filters may be re-installed into gel showing mild chemical attack. Reinstalled
filters will likely continue to seal and perform without any problem. In any
case a scan test to verify and confirm the integrity of the filter and seal system
upon re-installation of the filter is necessary and should always be performed.
If the filter is found to be leaking at the gel seal during the test, the filter should
be removed and the gel should be replaced prior to reinstallation and testing.
Gel exhibiting severe chemical attack must be completely removed and re-
placed prior to reinstallation of the filter and subsequent scan testing for filter
and seal integrity.
Physical Damage to Gel
Physical damage to gel is the most common type of gel damage experienced
and is the result of subjecting the gel to forces that result in stress greater than
the strength of the gel. Physical damage to the gel can range from very mild to
severe. Most often, physical damage to the gel is caused by too rapid removal
of an object inserted into the gel. The most common causes of physical dam-
age are:
1. Too rapid removal of the knife edge from the gel. The knife edge must be
removed slowly, working from one corner and slowly removing the filter
allowing the gel to peel off of the knife edge at its own rate.
2. Too deeply inserting the knife edge into the gel. If the knife edge is allowed
to penetrate too deeply, the force exerted on the gel will be sufficient to
cut the gel or split the gel. We recommend that the knife edge clearance to
the bottom of the gel channel be not less than 0.10 inches (2.4 mm). We
recommend that the maximum penetration of the knife edge into the gel be
not greater than a depth equal to 70% the inside width of the gel channel.
3. Abrasion of the gel surface by dragging the knife edge or other object,
including fingers across the surface of the gel.
4. Cutting the gel by using a knife edge that is too sharp at the corners or at
the tip.
5. Careless removal of the plastic bag from the filter during unpacking can
cause the gel to adhere to the bag.
If the bag adheres to the gel during shipping, the bag can be slowly peeled
out of the gel. Slight surface disruption to the gel due to the plastic bag are
insignificant.
Physical damage to the gel can be divided into two groups; mild and severe.
1. Mild physical damage in most cases will not interfere with the proper
sealing of the knife edge to the gel since the surface disruption of the gel is
less than the penetration distance of the knife edge. Mild damage includes
small ripples, lines or rough spots that leave a pattern in the gel but do not
penetrate into the gel by more than 0.25 inches (6mm). Please refer to
figure 14 and 15 for examples of mild physical damage to gel. Figure 14
is of nearly new condition gel with the knife edge removed once. Figure
15 is of gel experiencing multiple but careful knife edge removal and
re-installation.
2. Severe physical damage results in a good probability that the proper seal-
ing of the knife edge to the gel will be compromised since the damage
may extend under a fully seated knife edge. Severe includes large deep
cuts, splits or craters in the gel surface that penetrate the gel by more
than 0.25 inches (6mm). Please refer to figures 16 and 17 for examples of
severe physical damage to gel. Figure 16 is of gel that was cut too sharp
knife edge and one that was also inserted too deeply. Figure 17 is of gel
that was subject to too rapid removal of the knife edge numerous times.
Filters may be re-installed into gel showing mild physical damage. Reinstalled
filters will likely continue to seal and perform without any problem. In any
case, a scan test to verify and confirm the integrity of the filter and seal system
upon re-installation of the filter is necessary and should always be performed.

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Origination Credit to Camfil Farr © 2005 Camfil Farr
If the filter is found to be leaking at the gel seal during the test, the
filter should be removed and the gel should be replaced prior to
re-installation and testing.
Gel exhibiting severe physical damage must be completely
removed and replaced prior to reinstallation of the filter and sub-
sequent scan testing for filter and seal integrity.
In all cases where gel is to be repaired it must be completely
removed from the gel channel and the channel must be completely
cleaned so that residual gel is removed. Open joints in the chan-
nel must be re-sealed to prevent gel from leaking out.
Gel must be mixed well and on ratio according to manufacturers
instructions and adequate time must be allowed for the gel to fully
cure before re-installation of filters. In no case is it permissible
to “touch-up” the gel by pouring new gel over defects in old gel.
This practice is to be avoided because the new gel will not adhere
to the old gel and problems will be encountered when the filters
are installed or when they are removed in the future.
A
A
Section “A-A”
Inset “A”
Fig. 14
(Fig. 14) Nearly new condition gel with the
knife edge removed once.
A
A
Section “A-A”
A
A
Section “A-A”
A
A
Section “A-A”
Fig. 17
Inset “D”
Fig. 16
Inset “C”
Inset “B”
Fig. 15
(Fig. 15) Gel experiencing multiple but
careful knife edge removal and
re-installation
(Fig. 16) Gel that was cut by a too sharp
knife edge and one that was also
inserted too deeply.
(Fig. 17) Gel that was subject to too
rapid removal of the knife edge
numerous times.
See
Inset “A”
See
Inset “B”
See
Inset “C”
See
Inset “D”

8Form No. 1066_12
Clean Rooms International Product Warranty
The manufacturer warrants this equipment to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of one (1) year from date of pur-
chase.
No other warranty is herein expressed and none shall be implied.
If failure appears within one (1) year from date of purchase, the buyer must notify the Company immediately. Documentary proof of length of
service (which shall include date of purchase) must be furnished to Company if the date of manufacture was more than one (1) year prior to the
date of alleged failure. Defective product may be delivered freight prepaid to the nearest Company authorized location. Company shall, at its
option, correct the defect, or supply a replacement.
The liability of Company shall not in any case exceed either the cost of correcting defects in the product or supplying a replacement for that,
whichever shall be less, and upon the expiration of one (1) year from date of purchase of product by customer all such liability shall terminate.
Company is not responsible for damage to product due to abuse, improper installation, use other than for which originally sold, or through
operation above rated load, either intentionally or otherwise of any product or party. Under no circumstances will manufacturer be responsible
for any freight (in or out), installation, or removal costs.
The foregoing warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, with respect to the product, including any implied or statutory
warranty of merchantability or fitness for purpose. Company shall not be liable by virtue of this warranty, or otherwise, for any consequential,
incidental or special loss or damage resulting from the use or loss of use of the product.
Off
High Med
Low
Standard Wring, 120 & 277v
Green
120v Motor
120v, Single Phase, 60 Hz
Regal-Beloit (Genteq)
5KCP39FGU972P
3.10 amps
Thermally Protected
277v Motor
277v, Single Phase, 60 Hz
Regal-Beloit (Genteq)
5KCP39FGU979P
1.10 amps
Thermally Protected
Brown/White
(Capacitor)
Brown
(Capacitor)
High (Black)
High (Black)
Medium (Blue)
Medium (Blue)
Low (Red)
Low (Red) Hot Line (Yellow)
Common (White)
Line In
Green
White
Black
Denotes: Field Connection
Denotes: Factory Connection
Capacitor
10 mfd for both
120v and 277v Units
DRAWING No.
0643-7
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WIRING DIAGRAM FOR SAM 22 & 24 MICROSOUND MODELS with 3- SPEED CONTROL and 1/5 HP MOTOR