Tanis Technologies MODULE-AIR AF-36 Series Instructions for use

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Operating Instructions & Parts Manual
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING – TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS, OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING:
A) Use this unit only in the manner intended by the manufacturer. If you have questions, contact the manufacturer.
B) 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 service disconnecting means cannot be locked, securely fasten a prominent warn-
ing device, such as a tag, to the service panel.
Read carefully before attempting to assemble, install, operate or maintain the product described. Protect yourself and
others by observing all safety information. Failure to comply could result in personal injury and/or property damage.
Retain instructions for future reference.
AF-36XX SERIES AIR CLEANER
(AF-3623 & AF-3653)
Description
This 14,000 CFM Air Cleaner was designed for use as ambient air filtration
where airborne particles are prevalent. The air cleaner consists of 6 intakes
and one exhaust, one motor, one blower, electrical components and a
riveted sheet metal housing.
These units are ~730-850 pounds, and cannot be handled or
transported without the help of lifting tools.
It is recommended that you consult a professional electrician prior to
installing this product. If this Air Cleaner is to be used in an application that
presents a potential fire hazard, a fire protection expert should be
consulted.
Unpacking
The machine should be unpacked carefully. Check if the machine and
components are consistent with those indicated in the Parts List. If any
doubt arises or if parts appear to be missing, contact your dealer.
Seen above: AF-3623 with Transion
MOTOR
MODEL
NUMBER VOLTAGE HP Hz AMP DRAW
AF-36XX230 208-230V THREE PHASE 10 HP 60/50
AF-36XX480 480V THREE PHASE 10 HP 60/50
AF-36XX575 575V THREE PHASE10 HP 60 11.2
MODEL NUMBER CFM:
(ALL) FORWARD INCLINE 14,000
SOUND LEVEL: 68 Db(A)
APPROXIMATE WIEGHT
AF-3623 730 LBS
AF-3653 850 LBS

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Troubleshoong Chart
Symptom Possible Cause(s) Correcve Acon
Excessive belt noise
1. Belt is misaligned 1. Remove access panel. Follow instrucons on page 8 to ad- just belt placement. For further instrucon, visit our website
(TanisTechnologies.com) for belt adjustment video.
2. Belt is worn out, broken, or defecve. 1. Remove access panel. Follow instrucons on page 8 to re- place belt. For further instrucon, visit our website
(TanisTechnologies.com) for belt adjustment video.
Air cleaner has poor perfor-
mance. 1. It’s possible that the air cleaner may have been wired backwards upon instal-
laon. Air will blow out the exhaust
either way, but if wired correctly it
should blow at about 58 mph.
1. If the motor is wired to run the wrong direcon, disconnect
power supply, & switch the necessary wires around to reverse
the motors rotaon with the voltage you are using.
2. The bag lter may not be seated
properly 2. Reach in each pocket to make sure fabric is not between lter stop and lter frame.
Air is not staying as clear as
usual 1. Prelters may be loaded with debris 1. Turn unit o, lock out power to unit, then replace the prel-
ter by pushing clips out of the way and then sliding it out and
sliding a new one in.
2. Bag lter(s) may be spent
2. Follow step (1) to remove the prelter, then if unit is
equipped with clips, push them out and away from the bag
lter, slide out the old bag lter and slide in new one unl clips
snap around it.
Operaon
Once installed using the above instrucons, your AF-36xx air cleaner(s) can be operated with the ip of a
switch. Because the AF-36xx series is designed as an “Air quality Maintenance” system, it is important that
the units are turned on in the beginning of the shi and le on unl the end of the shi. The reason the
units need to remain on is because Air Cleaners train the air current throughout the enre area in order to
ensure that all of the air is cycling through the lters. The process of training the air can take a while, but is
usually about 30 minutes.
Maintenance
Follow these precauons when performing maintenance on the motor or blower.
Turn o motor, and LOCK OUT electrical service to the unit.
LOCK OUT even when changing lters.
Change lters regularly to maintain opmum performance. If the performance of your air cleaners appears
to be declining, try replacing the lters.
Be sure that replacement lters are always rated for the correct CFM and air ow.
NOTE FOR INSTALLING BAG FILTERS:
When installing berglass bag lters, MAKE SURE THAT NO FABRIC IS PINCHED BETWEEN THE HEADER
AND FILTER FRAME. Performance will decrease dramacally if bag lters are not properly installed. To
ensure no fabric is pinched, place your ngers inside each cell, and gently move each bag cell side to side,
freeing any fabric sandwiched between the header and lter frame.
If the system requires maintenance exceeding lter change, read below…
Take the unit down and place it on a level surface that allows access to the access panel of the Main
Housing. To access the motor, pulleys and belt: Remove the access panel by removing (16) ¼-20x1-1/4”
bolts with a 3/8 socket.

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General Safety informaon
SAFETY GUIDELINES- DEFINITIONS
This manual contains informaon
that important for you to know and
understand. This informaon
relates to protecng YOUR SAFETY
and PREVENTING EQUIPMENT
PROBLEMS.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
General Safety informaon
SAFETY GUIDELINES- DEFINITIONS
This manual contains informaon that
important for you to know and
understand. This informaon relates
to protecng YOUR SAFETY and
PREVENTING EQUIPMENT PROBLEMS.
GENERAL SAFETY RULES
!WARNING!
This machine was designed for
certain applicaons only. Tanis
Technologies strongly recommends
that this machine not be modied
and/or used for any applicaon
other than that for which it was
designed. If you have any
quesons relave to a parcular
applicaon, DO NOT use the
machine unl you have rst
contacted Tanis Technologies and
conrmed that the product is
suited for your applicaon.
!WARNING!
Failure to follow these rules may
result in serious personal injury.
1. For your safety, read and
understand the instrucon manual
before operang the unit. Learn
the unit’s applicaon and
limitaons as well as the specic
hazards, related to it.
2. Don’t use in dangerous
environment.
Don’t use this unit in damp or wet
locaons or expose to rain.
3. Disconnect unit before servicing.
4. Check damaged parts before
future use of the unit, properly
repair or replace any part that is
damaged.
ADDITIONAL SAFETY RULES FOR
AIR CLEANERS
1. Install AF-36xx series air cleaners
according to all electrical and
safety codes as well as the Naonal
Electrical Code (NEC) Naonal Fire
Protecon Associaon (NFPA) and
the Occupaonal Safety and Health
Act (OSHA). Only someone who is
qualied to do electrical work
should wire the units in.
2. These air cleaners are intended
to be installed at least 8.2 feet (2.5
meters) above the oor.
3. Specic duct design and dust
collector conguraons are
required under standards set forth
by the Naonal Fire Protecon
Associaon (NFPA). These are
applicable when collecng
potenally reacve metal dusts
(like aluminum, magnesium and
other materials). NFPA also has
standards that cover other dusts
like grain and plascs, ect. For
guidelines on determining which
precauons should be taken,
please refer to NFPA
497. There may be other
specicaons that apply for your
parcular applicaon, so please
consult current NFPA standards
that may be acquired at:
NFPA
1 Baerymarch Park
Quincy, MA 02269
1-800-344-3555
This informaon may contain
safeguards that are required for
the installaon, operaon and
service of AF-36xx series products.
!WARNING!
4. Avoid mixing combusble
materials like (but not limited to)
the following: bung lint, paper/
wood dust, aluminum or
magnesium with dust generated
from the grinding of ferrous
materials. This creates a potenal
for res due to the mixing of sparks
and combusble materials.
5. A machine operator should
NEVER be allowed to put lit
cigarees or any burning object
into this or any dust control
system.
6. If there is a chance for heated
and/or ammable materials to
enter the unit, installaon of the
unit should be evaluated to
determine if a re protecon/
exhauson systems should be
installed. Federal, State or local
codes, as required by organizaons
such as NFPA and Factory Mutual
Insurance or your insurance carrier
may require such a system. Tanis
Technologies can oer basic
guidelines for such an installaon:
however, nal installaon design
is the responsibility of the
purchaser.
7. Securely anchor unit to a
permanent or xed supporng
structure, be sure the structure is
rated to hold the weight of the
unit.
8. Support this unit or clamp it to
the work surface when using it in a
portable applicaon to eliminate
potenal injury or damage to the

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unit
9. Ensure that the intake and exhaust
areas are clear prior to starng the
unit. Clogged intakes or exhaust can
cause explosion and/or re.
10. Keep arms and ngers away from
fan. Avoid all exposure to rotang
parts to prevent injury.
11. Do not aempt to remove/replace
lters while unit is running. Fan
blades can cause severe cuts. Be sure
the unit is disconnected from power
source
12. Maintain the unit in top condion.
Clogged lters can increase potenal
for re or explosion. Follow
instrucons for changing lters.
13. Turn the unit “o” and disconnect
power source before installing or
removing accessories, before adjusng
or changing set-ups or when making
repairs. An accidental start up can
cause serious injury.
14. Explosion relief vents are required
for some applicaons. Consult with an
insurance underwriter or an NFPA
manual to determine proper vent size
and rao. UNIT DOES NOT CONTAIN
EXPLOSION RELIEF VENTS as shipped
from the factory and must be eld
installed per NFPA standards.
15. The AF-36xx series units are made
to run connuously, check the lters
regularly for built-up debris.
Frequency of lter changes will
depend upon the environment in
which the unit is running.
16. To maintain warranty, be sure to
use only lters that are approved by
the manufacturer.
INSTALLATION AND PREPARATION
BEFORE OPERATING:
Disclaimer:
Although instrucons and
recommendaons are included for
installaon of your air ltraon
system, the manufacturer does not
assume responsibility for the
installaon of this equipment nor shall
be held liable for direct or
consequenal damages resulng from
improper methods, structural failure
or inadequate supports.
Installaon: (Diagram on PG. 5)
Installaon methods will depend upon
the style of intake opons that were
selected when your system was
ordered. The following is a basic guide
line and only a suggeson. A
professional installer should be
consulted.
One opon is to mount Uni-Strut to
the building structure, dangle
threaded rod through the holes in the
strut with a nut and washer 6” down
and under the strut. Li the unit up
unl the top of the unit taps the
threaded rod. Thread the connector
nuts onto the ½” studs provided in the
top of the unit. Start a ½” nut on the
threaded rod to be used as a jam nut.
Now screw the threaded rod into the
connector nuts and ghten up the jam
nuts.
The unit can now be lowered and the
nuts under the strut can be ghtened
up to nish the suspension.
The uni-strut rails, nuts, and threaded
rods are not provided with the units.
Again, mounng instrucons are only
a suggeson. Tanis Technologies is
indemnied from any liability related
to improper installaon. Improper
installaon could result in person
injury and/or damage to the unit.
Noise Declaraon
The gures shown are emissions levels
and are not necessarily safe working
levels. While there is a correlaon
between the emission and exposure
levels, this cannot be used reliably to
determine whether or not further
precauons are required.

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Simple Installaon Guide
For a more detailed descripon, see page 4.

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BELT REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1. REMOVE ACCESS PANEL
2. LOOSEN JAM NUT ON REVERSE TENSION BOLT
3. TURN REVERSE TENSION BOLT INWARDS TO ALLOW
TENSIONER TO MOVE
4. MOVE/PUSH TENSIONER PULLEY AWAY FROM BELT AND
REMOVE BELT
5. INSTALL BELT IN REVERSE ORDER, MAKE SURE BELT IS
ALIGNED PROPERLY AND ALL GROOVES ARE IN THE
CORRECT AREA
6. ADJUST REVERSE TENSION BOLT SO THERE IS 1/16”-1/8”
CLEARANCE BETWEEN BOLT AND THE BODY OF THE UNIT.

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Limited One (1) Year Parts Warranty
TANIS TECHNOLOGIES warranes all TANIS TECHNOLOGIES ltraon products to be free from defects in
materials or workmanship. This warranty is valid for the original purchaser and for a period of one (1) year
from the date of shipment or installaon sign o. The liability of TANIS TECHNOLOGIES is limited expressly to
the replacement or rebuilding of any arcle, or part thereof, proven defecve, when returned by authorized
approval to TANIS TECHNOLOGIES, transportaon prepaid, within a reasonable me aer the terminaon of the
365-day warranty. Customer must be able to provide proof of purchase in order to submit a claim.
NOTE: In order to maintain the one year warranty on TANIS TECHNOLOGIES products replacement lters must
be purchased from TANIS TECHNOLOGIES for that rst year. Proof of lter orders must be kept on le and be
readily available upon request by TANIS TECHNOLOGIES.
This warranty is void if the product is installed or assembled in any manner that contradicts the instrucons
specied by TANIS TECHNOLOGIES or if the product is dismantled, modied, altered or damaged from
improper maintenance, excessive temperature, excessively dirty lters, or other abuse. This warranty does
include standard warranes from purchased parts such as motors, blowers, ect. Any part which is determined
to be defecve in material or workmanship can be shipped, prepaid, to TANIS TECHNOLOGIES or authorized
service facility in which case a determinaon will be made whether to repair or replace the component.
TANIS TECHNOLOGIES is not responsible for shipping costs related to sending replacement parts to customer or
customer returning parts to TANIS TECHNOLOGIES for inspecon. All freight costs incurred by warranty claims
are the responsibility of the customer.
TANIS TECHNOLOGIES is not responsible for any damages to buildings or equipment nor is liable for any injuries
caused by lter res. Customers are responsible for choosing necessary spark arrestor accessories and
equipment.
No representave, agent or employee of TANIS TECHNOLOGIES has any authority to modify the terms of this
warranty. TANIS TECHNOLOGIES will not be responsible for any consequenal or resulng damage which may
be claimed to have occurred though the sale or use of such products or parts thereof, which might be defecve.
There are no warranes which extend beyond the descripon contained under this heading, express or
implied, including warranes of tness for a parcular purpose.
Any damages incurred while parts are in transit from customer to TANIS TECHNOLOGIES or authorized service
facilies are the responsibility of the sender. TANIS TECHNOLOGIES and distributors reserve the right to freeze
the warranty claim process if parts are damaged in shipping unl customer can be contacted and informed.
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