Smokeeter CC User manual

Electronic Air Cleaner
MODELS CC & DC DIRECT DRIVE
INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL
MODEL DC
MODEL CC

SMOKEETER
MODELS CC/DC
DIRECT DRIVE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
SECTION PAGE
iSpecifications, Model CC ..............................................................................i
ii Specifications, Model DC..............................................................................i
I. Introduction .................................................................................................1
II. Inspection Note............................................................................................1
III. How Your SMOKEETER/CRYSTAL-AIRE Works...........................................1
IV. Installation ...................................................................................................2
V. Operation .....................................................................................................4
VI. Cleaning.......................................................................................................4
THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS PROVIDED
FOR TRAINED SERVICE PERSONNEL ONLY
VII. Periodic Maintenance and Troubleshooting .................................................7
VIII. Parts Ordering .............................................................................................8
IX. Illustrated Parts .........................................................................................10
Wiring Diagrams........................................................................................13
This manual is compiled for general information and does not necessarily represent
all options or accessories. If you have a model which is not illustrated, contact UAS
or your local distributor for service or parts.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
BEFORE OPERATION, PLEASE REMOVE ALL PACKING MATERIAL FROM
INSIDE UNIT. THIS CAN INCLUDE MARKED TIE DOWN SCREWS,
CARDBOARD, STYROFOAM AND PLASTIC WRAP ON CARBON FILTER.
MODELS VARY IN MATERIAL USED.

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SPECIFICATIONS — SMOKEETER MODEL CC-DAO
SPECIFICATIONS — SMOKEETER MODEL DC-DAO
• SHIPPING WT. — 380 LBS., 179 K.G.
• HANGING WT. — 319 LBS., 145 K.G.
• AIRFLOW AS SHOWN IS STANDARD (LEFT-TO-RIGHT)
• AIR HANDLING CAPACITY: 2200 CFM

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I. INTRODUCTION
NOW YOU CAN BREATHE A LOT EASIER... you and
everyone else who breathe the air cleaned
electronically by SMOKEETER. Your new electronic
air cleaner is the most advanced product of its type on
the market today. As you begin its operation, we
would like to remind you of a few important facts.
First, we appreciate your business... and because we
appreciate your business, we have manufactured an
electronic air cleaner worthy of your consideration.
Your unit is designed and engineered to rigid
specifications incorporating the latest technological
advances. It is built using the highest grade materials
available. It is subjected to rigorous quality control
checks before it leaves our factory.And, SMOKEETER is
backed by a factory warranty as described on the
back cover.
Second, like any piece of precision equipment,
your SMOKEETER needs periodic maintenance.
Properly cared for, it will operate at peak efficiency for
many years to come.
Finally, while we hope you never have any prob-
lems, United Air Specialists (UAS) is always ready
to lend assistance. We have factory-trained distrib-
utors worldwide. Should you need information or
service, contact your local distributor or Customer
Service at United Air Specialists, Inc., 4440 Creek
Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45242, 1-800-252-4647,
www.uasinc.com.
II. INSPECTION NOTE
Upon receipt of your unit, check for any shipping
damage. A damaged carton indicates that the equip-
ment may have received rough handling during ship-
ping that may have caused internal damage. Notify
your delivery carrier and enter a claim if any damage
is found.
III. HOWYOUR SMOKEETER
WORKS
The motor/blower draws the contaminated air through
an aluminum mesh prefilter, trapping the larger
particles. As the smaller particles enter the ionizer
section, they are given an intense positive charge.
Entering the cell section, they are collected by the
charged plates. Clean air is exhausted and
redistributed by adjustable diffuser vanes. An optional
carbon afterfilter aids in controlling odor.
1. PREFILTER(S) — evenly distributes the air across the
ionizing section to maximize efficiency. It traps the
larger particles that could short out the components.
2. IONIZER(S) — is made up of fine tungsten wires
supported between metal plates. When a high voltage is
applied to these parts, a “corona” field is generated
which imparts a high voltage charge on particles that
pass through it.
3. COLLECTION CELL(S) — is made up of a series of flat
metal plates. These plates act like a magnet and attract
the charged particles, removing them from the air. The
plates are alternately charged positive and ground. The
positive plates repel the particles while the ground
plates attract them, yielding a very high efficiency.
4. AFTERFILTER(S) — aids in air distribution to help
maintain high efficiency (carbon optional).
5. POWER PACK — the energy limiting power pack
provides 11,000 volts DC to the ionizer(s) and 5,500
volts DC to the collection cell(s) and is self-regulating
for voltage input variations from -30% to +13% of
nominal rating. In the event of an overload condition, the
power pack automatically de-energizes then resets
itself when the overload is corrected. Total current of the
high voltages is limited to a maximum of 5 milliamperes
to assure both equipment and personnel safety. An
internal resistor bleeds off the residual charge on the
cell(s) and ionizer(s) when power is removed from the
power pack.
6. MOTOR/BLOWER — air movement is produced by
a direct drive, centrifugal-type blower. The blower is
driven by a heavy-duty, thermally-protected 1⁄2horse-
power motor.
7. DIFFUSER VANES — four-way diffusers, standard
equipment on every unit, allow the most effective clean
airflow pattern possible.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2

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IV. INSTALLATION
NOTE: This product has been designed specifically for
commercial applications, such as autobody shops and
welding facilities. United Air Specialists assumes no
responsibility for those applications other than the afore-
mentioned.
UNIT MOUNTING
Models CC and DC are designed for ceiling mount only.
They are provided with eyebolts for chain hanging. The
eyebolts can be removed if threaded rod is desired
rather than chain. If chain is used, it should be welded
link type with a 500 lb. test or better. “S” hooks used for
connections should be closed. The chain should be
hung vertically. If any angle is introduced, the chain and
eyebolts should be sized to handle the added tension.
Figure 3 shows the recommended method for ceiling
mounting using chains.
Mounting dimensions for Models CC and DC can be
found on the specification sheet (see page i).
METAL TRUSS SUPPORTED CEILINGS
Figure 4 shows a Model DC unit suspended from a
metal truss supported ceiling. As shown, 2" x 2" x 1⁄4"
angle iron forms braces that are secured between two
steel trusses; 1⁄2" threaded rods are inserted into the
openings at the corner of the unit; and turnbuckles are
used inbetween the rods to provide an easy method of
unit leveling.
If preferred, vibration isolators can be substituted in
place of the turnbuckles (refer to Figure 5).
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
FIGURE 5
CORRECT
INCORRECT

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CONCRETE SUPPORTED CEILINGS
One-half inch threaded rod is used for hanging the unit
on concrete ceilings (refer to Figure 6). Metal fasteners
must be used in the ceiling.
Special consideration must be taken when sizing the
proper fastener. It is extremely important that a fastener
rated at 1,000 lbs. safe working load is used (i.e. Star
Double Expansion shield type - Cat. No. 7035-0000).
WARNING: The units are not to be used for support
of personnel or material.
WARNING: Test installation to support 212 lbs. for
Model CC and 319 lbs. for Model DC.
ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS
The Model CC and DC Direct Drive units (115V) are
provided with a 9' power cord with a three prong plug for
connection to a 115V grounded outlet. An on/off switch
is provided on the unit (refer to Figure 7).
CAUTION: Power connection — the power cord on
this product should be used in connec-
tion with a properly sized and appropri-
ately located 115 VAC grounded outlet
receptical. No alteration of the power
cord should be attempted nor should
extension cords be used.
To reduce the risk of electric shock, this equipment has a
grounding type plug that has a third (grounding) pin. This
plug will only fit into a grounding type power outlet if the
plug does not fit into the outlet contact qualified person-
nel to install the proper outlet do not alter the plug in any
way.
FIGURE 6
FIGURE 7
NOTE: Local electrical codes should be followed for
electrical installation.
MODEL VOLTAGE AMP
CC-DAO 115V/1/60 6.8
DC-DAO 115V/1/60 8.5

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V. OPERATION
For best results, your SMOKEETER should be start-
ed before the air becomes contaminated, ensuring
clean air all the time.
The indicator light shows that your power supply is
operating properly. As momentary shorts occur, the
light will indicate a loss of voltage by flickering. If it
fails to illuminate, the components may need cleaning
(refer to cleaning instructions) or may need servicing
(call your local distributor).
VI. CLEANING
This section is defined for cleaning and periodic mainte-
nance. The internal components must be removed prior
to cleaning.
WARNING: Servicing this product for purposes
other than routine cleaning of the collec-
tion components should be performed
by trained authorized service personnel.
Any effort to exceed this service (by non-
qualified personnel) may lead to bodily
injury and/or equipment failure.
CAUTION: The unit should be inspected frequently
and dirt removed to prevent excessive
accumulation which may result in
flashover or fire damage. An electrical
interlock is provided for protection — do
not defeat its purpose.
Periodic cleaning is necessary to maintain efficiency
and is confined to the ionizer(s), collection cell(s) and
mesh filter(s). A regular cleaning schedule is
suggested. Frequency of cleaning depends upon the
concentration of the contaminants and the type of
contaminants. Your local distributor will be able to
help you set up a schedule based on your require-
ments.
If a distributor is not available in your area, please
contact United Air Specialists, SMOKEETER
Customer Service, 1-800-252-4647.
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
•Turn off unit, open door and wait 15 seconds for
high voltage charge to bleed down from the
ionizer(s) and collection cell(s).
WARNING: Follow grounding procedure before
FOR YOUR INFORMATION — The unit has been
thoroughly tested prior to shipment from the factory.
Even so, there may be some initial arcing of the compo-
nents at start-up. The noise should cease after a few
minutes of operation.
FIGURE 8

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removing components.
When the 115V power is removed from the power
pack circuit, an internal resistor bleeds off the residual
charge on the ionizer and collection cell. As a precau-
tion when the access door is opened, the ionizer and
collection cell should be grounded. Using an insulated
handle screwdriver, touch the blade across high volt-
age cell rod (insulated post) and cell end plate and
touch the blade across ionizer wire support and ioniz-
er frame.
•Slide components from the cabinet.
•If the particulate being collected is dry, gently tap
the components to remove the loose particles.
•If a more thorough cleaning is required, the
components can be cleaned by soaking in a hot
solution of SMOKEETER brand detergent for 30 to
60 minutes followed by agitation in the solution to
remove loosened dirt. If agitation is not possible,
soaking time should be increased to compensate.
CAUTION: Do not use temperatures exceeding
160°F. Do not steam clean as this may
warp the aluminum plates. If detergent
other than SMOKEETER is used, care
must be taken to ensure that it con-
tains an aluminum inhibitor so that it
does not attack the aluminum compo-
nents.
•After removing components from the detergent
bath, immediately flush away any residue and
rinse thoroughly with hot water.
•Shake off excess water and let components stand
with the cell plates in a vertical position for 20 to 30
minutes or until they are dry to the touch.
•Reinstall components in the cabinet.
CLEANING INSULATORS
The unit is equipped with two ceramic insulators located
on the rear wall of the cabinet.
To clean, use a soft cloth and wipe off any accumulated
build-up on insulators and high voltage wires.
CAUTION: Do not use any abrasive cleaner or mate-
rial which will harm the protective glazing
of the insulator.
CLEANINGTHECABINETANDBLOWER COMPARTMENT
Vacuum all loose dirt from interior of the cabinet.
INSTALLING COMPONENTS
CAUTION: Components must be properly installed
as referenced in Figure 10. Failure to
install as shown may cause loss of high
voltage and loss of efficiency.
All contacts must be in their respective locations (i.e.
interconnecting springs, acorn nuts, cell contact screws).
After installing all components, close access door and
turn unit on. Indicator light should illuminate.
NOTE: If the unit crackles or snaps excessively, or if
FIGURE 9

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FIGURE 10
THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS ARE FOR
THE USE OF TRAINED SERVICE
PERSONNEL ONLY
WARNING:THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURES
WILL EXPOSE HAZARDOUS LIVE AND MOVING
PARTS. DISCONNECT AIR CLEANER
BEFORE PROCEEDING.

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VII. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE AND
TROUBLESHOOTING
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
EVERY 3 MONTHS
•Clean the ionizer and collection cell contact
springs and insulators located in the back of the
SMOKEETER. (For reference to location, refer to
Illustrated Parts.)
With the unit unplugged, clean all wiring
connections at the power pack and switches.
TROUBLESHOOTING TOOLS REQUIRED
•Screwdriver 8" or longer with insulated plastic
handle.
•High voltage probe used to check high voltage
power supply. Minimum range from 0 to 15 KV DC.
•Volt-Ohm Meter — used to check 115VAC input
voltage.
•Amp Probe — used to check motor current draw.
HIGH VOLTAGE COMPONENTS
POWER PACK — The electrical circuit is designed
around the power pack which contains the necessary
components to convert 115 volts, single-phase 60 hertz
(115/l/60) AC to the high voltage DC required for the
ionizer(s) and collection cell(s).
The total current in the secondary (high voltage)
transformer winding is limited to a maximum of less than
5 milliamperes to assure both equipment and personnel
safety.
In the event of a short circuit or other overload condition,
the power pack is designed to cause the voltage to
collapse. When the voltage collapses, the indicator light
will not illuminate. When the overload is removed, the
voltage automatically builds up to normal and the indicat-
ing light will illuminate. The power pack is thus self-pro-
tecting against overload.
When the 115 volt power is removed from the power pack
circuit, an internal resistor bleeds off the residual charge
on the cell and ionizer sections. As a precaution, when
the access door is opened, the blade of an insulated han-
dle screwdriver should be used to ground the charged
cell plate section before components are removed (refer
to Grounding Procedure.)
IONIZER — The ionizer supports thin tungsten wires
which carry a positive charge of 11,000 volts direct
current (11 KV DC). Its function is to electrically charge
(ionize) the particles of contaminant passing through the
unit.
COLLECTION CELL — The cell contains plates alter-
nately charged to a positive voltage of 5,500 volts direct
current (5.5 KV DC). Its function is to collect charged
particles which have passed through the ionizer.
CAUTION: Normal good electrical practices should
be followed when testing high voltage or
line voltage.
The test for high voltage is made by opening the access
door. This also shuts off power for the power pack
and motor/blower by means of the door interlock
switch.
Attach the alligator clip of the high voltage test probe
to the cabinet. Turn the unit on and depress the door
interlock switch, activating the power pack and motor/
blower. IONIZER CIRCUIT TEST
•Probe the ionizer at the ionizer wire support as
shown in Figure 11. If ionizer voltage falls below
8 KV, the SMOKEETER is not operating efficiently.
•Release door interlock switch, disconnect test
probe and ground cell as outlined in Grounding Pro-
cedures.
•Remove ionizer and collection cell to allow access
to the back of the cabinet.
•Attach test probe clip to cabinet and depress door
interlock switch.
•Probe ionizer contact spring located in back of
cabinet. If ionizer contact spring voltage is above 11
KV, the ionizer needs to be cleaned or repaired after
ensuring that good contact is made between contact
spring and ionizer.
FIGURE 11

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CELL CIRCUIT TEST
•Probe the collection cell at the high voltage cell
rod as shown in Figure 12. If collection cell voltage
falls below 4 KV, the SMOKEETER is not operating
efficiently.
•Release door interlock switch, disconnect test
probe and ground cell as outlined in Grounding
Procedures.
•Remove ionizer and collection cell to allow access
to the back of the cabinet.
•Attach test probe clip to cabinet and depress door
interlock switch.
•Probe collecting contact spring located in back
of cabinet. If collection cell contact voltage is above
5 KV, the collection cell needs to be cleaned or
repaired, after ensuring that good contact is made
between contact spring and collection cell.
POWER PACK TEST
If the contact spring for the ionizer and collection cell
produce sub-par voltages as outlined in the ionizer test
and collection cell test, check to make certain that
insulators for the contact springs are clean and not
damaged.
If the insulators are in good condition, check supply
voltage to power pack. This should be between 110
volts and 125 volts.
If there is proper supply voltage, remove the two red high
voltage lead wires from the power pack and measure the
output voltage at connectors 7 and 8.
Ionizer supply voltage should read 11 KV ± 1,000 V DC.
Cell supply voltage should read 7.3 KV ± 1,000 V DC.
If the voltages are below normal, replace the power
pack.
CHECKING LIGHT TERMINAL OUTPUT
1. Light Disconnected — should read 10 to 15 V DC.
2. Light Connected — should read 3 to 5 V DC.
VIII. PARTS ORDERING
Replacement parts can be ordered from your local dis-
tributor or from UAS. To order parts from UAS, call or
write:
United Air Specialists, Inc.
4440 Creek Road
Cincinnati, Ohio 45242
TEL. [phone]
Attn: www.uasinc.com
Customer Service
The following information will be required for prompt
service:
1. Unit model no.
2. Unit serial no.
3. Part no. (refer to Illustrated Parts breakdown)
When returning a defective part under warranty, you
must call UAS for a customer return authorization
number (RMA). This number should appear on the
package that is being returned. With this control number,
we can assure that you will receive prompt service. You
can also return defective parts to your local distributor.
FIGURE 12

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TROUBLESHOOTING CHART
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
1. Excessive dirt build-up or 1. Isolate problem between ionizer
Continuous clicking noise. foreign matter causing arcing and collection cell as outlined
in ionizer or collection cell. on page 7.
1. Excessive voltage to collection 1. With ionizer and collection cell
Indicator light flashing. cell. in place, check high voltage. Refer
to page 7.
1. Blower wheel making contact with 1. Loosen set screw on blower wheel
Scrapping or rubbing noise. blower housing. and realign. Tighten set screw.
Hissing noise. 1. Poor contact between contact 1. Check contact of ionizer and
springs and ionizer or cell. collection cell with contact spring
in back of cabinet.
2. Cracked or dirty insulator. 2. Visually check insulators on
ionizer, collection cell and back of
cabinet for crack or excessive dirt.
The unit does not remove 1. Blower not operating. 1. Check motor operation — and
smoke or other particles any starting capacitor — replace if
longer with light illuminted. necessary.
Indicating light fails to illuminate. 1. Components dirty. 1. Clean ionizer and collection cells as outlined
in Cleaning Instructions, Section VI.
2. Light bulb failure. 2. Replace bulb.
3. Defective insulators. 3. Check supply voltage to power pack.
4. Lack of voltage to power pack. 4. Check loose wires.
5. Power pack failure. 5. Check high voltage.
Control switch turned on — nothing 1. Unit unplugged or circuit breaker 1. Restore input power to unit.
happens turned off.
2. Loose or broken wire at switch. 2. Check wiring at switch.
3. Defective control, switch. 3. Replace control switch.

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FINAL ASSEMBLY
SMOKEETER MODELS CC & DC — DIRECT DRIVE
IX. ILLUSTRATED PARTS

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ASSEMBLY
SMOKEETER MODELS CC AND DC DIRECT DRIVE
1—CABINET 1 1
233-0001 FILTER, ALUMINUM MESH 2 4
3 (SELECT) 02-0089 IONIZER, 7 WIRE 1 2
02-0044 IONIZER, 9 WIRE 1 2
402-0086 COLLECTION CELL, CP 1 2
539-0071 LATCH, DOOR 1 1
6 (OPTIONAL) 33-0007 FILTER, CARBON 1 2
736-0015 SPRING, CELL TO CELL INTERCONNECT — 1
836-0016 SPRING, IONIZER TO IONIZER INTERCONNECT — 1
930-0062 RECEPTACLE WING HELD SCREW 1 1
10 41-0235 LABEL, SMOKEETER/CRYSTAL-AIRE 1 1
11 (SELECT) 02-0331 LIGHT ASSEMBLY (IND. P.P.) 1 1
02-0400 LIGHT ASSEMBLY (COMM. P.P.) 1 1
20-0467 BULB 6V REPLACEMENT (IND. P.P.) 1 1
20-0004 BULB 120V NEON (COMM. P.P.) 1 1
13 20-0326 SWITCH ON/OFF 1 1
14 30-0045 LOCK WASHER, 1/ 2" 1 1
17 30-0061 SCREW, WING HEAD 1 1
18 30-0063 RETAINER, WING HEAD SCREW 1 1
19 35-0028 BRACKET, SWITCH ACTIVATING 1 1
20 35-0026 ROD, SWITCH ACTIVATING 1 1
21 30-0371 SCREW, 8 - 32 x 3/8 2 2
22 30-0014 SCREW, 10 - 32 x 3/8 2 2
23 30-0015 SCREW, 6 - 32 x 3/8 1 1
24 30-0039 WASHER, #8 EXT. TOOTH 2 2
25 36-0014 SPRING, CONTACT 2 2
26 37-0013 INSULATOR, CAB. TO IONIZER 1 1
27 37-0063 INSULATOR, CAB. TO CELL 1 1
28 (SELECT) 33-0021 GRILLE, DISCHARGE (BLACK) 1 —
33-0026 GRILLE, DISCHARGE (BLACK) — 1
29 30-0322 SCREW, O. H. (PHIL.) 8 x 3/4 4 8
30 30-0119 SCREW - MCH. PHL. 8 - 32 X 5/16 2 2
31 30-0305 TEK SCREW 2 2
32 30-0076 SCREW, GROUNDING 10 - 32 x 3/8 2 2
33 (SELECT) 32-0150 BLOWER, SINGLE (9-7) 1 —
32-0148 BLOWER, SINGLE (12-12T) — 1
34 32-0013 GROMMET 4 4
35 30-0049 WASHER, 1/4" FLAT 4 4
36 30-0030 LOCK NUT, 1/4" - 20 4 4
44 (SELECT) 22-0166 MOTOR, 115/1/60 1/2 H.P. 1 —
22-0161 MOTOR, 115/1/60 1/2 H.P. — 1
44A 20-0569 CAPACITOR 12-1/2 MRD 1 —
(SELECT) 20-2640 CAPACITOR 20 MRD — 1
45 20-0155 BUSHING, H.V. WIRE 2 2
46 (SELECT) 02-1225 LEAD ASSEMBLY, HIGH VOLTAGE (CC) 2 —
02-1226 LEAD ASSEMBLY, HIGH VOLTAGE (DC) — 2
47 41-0384 LABEL, SWITCH/CONTROL 1 1
48 42-0058 FELT STRIP 3 FT. 6 FT.
49 30-0051 LOCK WASHER 5/16 2 2
50 02-0288 POWER CORD ASSEMBLY 1 1
51 21-0157 BUSHING, STRAIN RELIEF 1 1
52 30-0090 WASHER, 1/2" FLAT 4 4
53 30-0073 NUT, HEX 1/2 - 13 4 4
54 30-0252 EYE BOLT, 1/2" 4 4
55 30-0301 SCREW, P.H. 6 - 32 x 1-1/4 2 2
56 37-0038 INSULATOR, SWITCH 1 1
57 20-0436 SWITCH, DOOR INTERLOCK 1 1
58 30-0345 DOUBLE TINNERMAN NUT 1 1
59 30-0036 #10 EXT. LCK. WASHER 4 4
60 30-0004 NUT, HEX 1/4 - 20 2 2
61 (SELECT) 21-1218 POWER PACK — COMMERCIAL 1 1
21-1216 POWER PACK — INDUSTRIAL 1 1
62 30-0058 BOLT, HEX HD. 1/4 - 20 x 7/8 2 2
63 37-0036 SPACER, INTERLOCK SWITCH 1 1
64 36-0016 GROUND SPRING 2 4
65 20-0085 SWITCH PLATE 1 1
(SELECT) *03-0614 DC WIRING HARNESS — 1
(FOR POWER PACK 21-1218)
*03-0583 CC WIRING HARNESS 1 —
(FOR POWER PACK 21-1216)
*03-0574 DC WIRING HARNESS — 1
(FOR POWER PACK 21-1216)
*NOT SHOWN
QUANTITY
REQUIRED
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION CC DC
QUANTITY
REQUIRED
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION CC DC

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AIRFOIL IONIZER ASSEMBLY*
QUANTITY
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REQUIRED
130-0030 1/4 - 20 LOCK NUT 4
335-0027 ROD 2
4 (SELECT) 10-0465 CORNER CHANNEL (7 WIRE) 2
10-0426 CORNER CHANNEL (9 WIRE) 2
5 (SELECT) 37-0004 INSULATOR 4
37-0028 INSULATOR (CONVOLUTED) 4
6 (SELECT) 10-0570 IONIZER SUPPORT (7 WIRE) 2
10-0569 IONIZER SUPPORT (9 WIRE) 2
730-0142 #8 - 32 x 1/2" PAN HEAD SCREW 8
830-0081 #8 FLAT WASHER 4
910-0420 IONIZER PLATE A.R.
10 03-0555 IONIZER WIRE ASSY. (TUNGSTEN) A.R.
11 03-0559 IONIZER SPRING A.R.
*02-0089 - 7 WIRE IONIZER
02-0044 - 9 WIRE IONIZER
COLLECTION CELL ASSEMBLY*
QUANTITY
ITEM NO. PART NO. DESCRIPTION REQUIRED
130-0030 1/4 - 20 LOCK NUT 16
2 (SELECT) 37-0008 INSULATOR (STD.) 8
37-0007 INSULATOR (HORSESHOE) 8
3-A 10-0564 HANDLE 1
3-B 10-0559 COVER PLATE, HANDLE 1
4 (SELECT) 10-0348 END PLATE (GALVANIZED) 2
10-0347 END PLATE (ALUMINUM) 2
541-0330 WARNING LABEL 1
610-0157 “HOT” CELL PLATE 33
710-0158 GROUND CELL PLATE 32
835-0067 SPACER 260
935-0049 CORNER ANGLE4
10 35 0045 CELL ROD 8
*02-0086 - CP CELL
CELL ASSEMBLY
02-0086
IONIZER ASSEMBLY
02-0089 7 WIRE
02-0044 9 WIRE

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*Lead on Model CC Direct
Drive only.
Model CC Direct Drive
motor has low & high
speed taps.
Black lead is high speed.
Red lead is low speed.

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Telephone: [phone]
UNITED AIR SPECIALISTS, INC,
LIMITED WARRANTY
UAS warrants all equipment manufactured and sold by UAS against defective parts and
workmanship for one year from date of shipment to Purchaser, except that commercial or
nonindustrial air cleaners (other than engineered systems) are warranted for three years
from such date. This warranty is subject to the limitations in UAS’ standard terms and
conditions provided to Purchaser. Any unauthorized repairs or modifications or abnormal
use or misuse of equipment will void all warranties. In no case will UAS’ responsibility or
warranty extend to equipment not manufactured by UAS.
THE FOREGOING WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WHETHER
WRITTEN, ORAL OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR NONINFRINGEMENT.
As Purchaser’s exclusive remedy for any defects in the equipment, UAS will exchange or
repair any defective parts during the warranty period, provided such parts are returned,
prepaid, to UAS’ factory. The obligation of UAS is limited to furnishing replacement parts
F.O.B. UAS’ factory or making repairs at UAS’ factory of any parts which are determined,
upon inspection by UAS, to be defective. UAS is not responsible for labor or transportation
charges for the removal, reshipment or reinstallation of the parts.
IN NO EVENT WILL UAS BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY SPECIAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
© 1998, 2000 United Air Specialists, Inc.
PART NO. 44-0796
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United Air Specialists, Inc. reserves the right to
change design or specifications without notice.