Wieland Electric Zenotec Air+ Instructions For Use Manual

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ZENOTEC Air+
Instructions for Use
iVT16-912 (120 volt) & iVT25-912(230 volt)
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You are now the owner of a Quatro IVac System, an advanced effective indoor air purification system designed specifically to remove particulate matter. You can expect a noticeable improvement in air quality as the IVac begins the process of reducing microscopic airborne particulate.
PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION
The iVAC features a four step AUTOMATIC method of operation: a) rear knockout chamber forces heavier particles to the tray; b) filter captures and holds lighter dust particles; c) AUTOMATIC CLEANING SYSTEM loosens and releases lighter particles captured in the filter down into tray followed by a cerified HEPA filter d) heavy duty blower section to overcome static pressure across the hose and filter. UP/DOWN Arrows on control panel allow you to increase and decrease speed in 10 increments. Tray beneath the filter can be easily released and unloaded, without manipulating the filter. This allows for easy and clean debris removal.
UNIT INSPECTION
Upon receipt, inspect unit for either visible or concealed damage. Damage should be immediately reported to the transport company.
If you suspect concealed damages inside the box indicate so on the transport companies’ shipping documents.
Bottom drawer of unit contains: a) Power cordset, b) 2”dia. 8 foot hose, c) Communication cable (9-pin), d) (4) EXTRA motor brushes, e) O&M manual.
Place extra motor brushes & manual in safe place for future use. Motor brushes will wear & must be replaced. These brushes will provide you with 1 replacement, please order next set after replacing, to avoid urgency.
2- IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING- To reduce the risk of severe injury read and follow all instructions
-To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not expose to water or rain. Do not operate the system in areas with excessive moisture .
-Ensure to use proper voltage as noted on the serial # sticker
-All filters must be in place whenever this machine is in operation.
-Use only on a grounded electrical circuit; do not use any two-wire electrical prong adapters to defeat the three-pronged plug on the end of the cord.
-Disconnect power prior to accessing unit, when checking or replacing filters, or servicing motor (blower).
-When servicing the motors be careful when touching the exterior of the motor as soon as it has been turned off; it may be hot enough to be painful or cause injury. With modern motors, this condition is normal when operated at rated load and voltage, as they are built to operate at higher temperatures. SAVE THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
Ensuring Proper Grounding of ABS/PVC Fittings and Tubing for a Dust Collection System.
For dust collection systems, galvanized metal pipe and fittings are best, but for most typical applications, fittings and dust collection tubing made of plastic (ABS or PVC) are sufficient, provided they are properly grounded static electrical charges. Dust and air in the right proportions can be an explosive mixture, and a build up of static electricity can provide the spark to ignite it. To safely collect and bleed off the static charge, bare copper wire (not insulated) should be run along the inside of the duct-work and be attached to grounding screws or a bare metal surface on both the dust collector and the unit that it is connected to (if it is connected to a unit). The power cords of both machines must be terminated in a grounded three­prong plug to complete the connection to the ground. Wires over the irregularities of fittings, especially at “Y”s or “T”s could form traps for particles. Therefore, bypass the fittings by running the wires to the outside through small holes. Seal the holes with silicone caulking compound and join the wires by twisting them together and securing them with a wire nut. As charges can also collect on the outside surface, we recommend wrapping bare copper wire in a spiral around the outside of the ductwork, securing it with electrical tape and connecting it to the ground system by means of wire nuts. If you have any difficulty securing the hose clamp to the hose and fittings, try wrapping the joints with duct tape first to provide a good gripping surface. If you are still having difficulty in obtaining a safe electrical ground, we recommend the services of a good electrician.
to dissipate
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3- IMPORTANT INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING – To reduce the risk of fire or injury read and follow all instructions.
-Do not install or operate the system in an enclosed space. Do not block discharge grill. Keep all objects at least 6” away from the casing. NEVER place the system up against a wall.
-Do not kink hose or restrict airflow in any way. SAVE THE INSTRUCTION FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
4- IMPORTANT OPERATIONS INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING – To reduce the risk of damage to your system read and follow all instructions. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in undesired operation or damage that will not be covered under warranty.
-THE SYSTEM IS DESIGNED TO BE CONSTANTLY POWERED (PLUGGED IN). USE THE ON/OFF ONLY
-ALWAYS POWER SOURCE OR BEFORE CUTTING POWER TO THE RECEPTACLE. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE SYSTEM THAT IS NOT COVERED UNDER WARRANTY.
-QUATRO IS NOT LIABLE FOR MISAPPLIED EQUIPMENT. ALWAYS BEFORE PLUGGING INTO POWER SOURCE Warning:
This is a class A product. In domestic environment, this product may cause radio interference in which case the user may be required to take adequate measures.
SWITCH TO TURN THE SYSTEM ON & OFF
SWITCH THE POWER OFF BEFORE UNPLUGGING THE SYSTEM FROM THE MAIN
CHECK SYSTEM VOLTAGE
5- PRE START-UP CHECKLIST
a) Place the IVac System in the desired area for use. b) Open bottom access door. Slide out drawer and remove all accessories & manual. Slide drawer back in and
close bottom access door. c) Open top access door & verify that all the filters are installed properly. Close access door and screw in knob. d) Connect the supplied hose to Wieland Zenotec Milling Machine
6- START-UP
a) Insert male end of power cord into grounded circuit of the proper voltage and that can handle the system amperage. b) Plug in the supplied remote cable to the iVac & the Wieland Zenotec Milling Machine. c) Start a process on the Zenotech Milling Machine. The iVac will start up by itself when it receives the 24VDC
control signal from the Zenotec milling machine system
d) Adjust fan speed controls to the minimum required airflow. As the filters get dirty the system will automatically
increase speed to keep a constant airflow.
WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE UNIT UNLESS ALL FILTERS ARE IN PLACE.
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7- i Series Controls
Our “i Series” Controls feature soft touch On/Off, Speed Up & Speed Down Buttons and a remote operation interface. It also features a visual and audible alarm system for the filters and the blower motors should service be required. The i-Series controls are equipped with an “Autoflow” pressure compensation feature. After setting the minimum speed required to properly evacuate your equipment the controls will automatically increase the motor speed to compensate for the increased pressure of dirtying filters until maximum speed is reached. As well after a filter change the system will automatically decrease the speed to the original set point.
Remote Operation
To enable the remote system startup simply ensure that the i-VAC system has the correct voltage connected to the unit, then connect the 9-pin control cable supplied with the system. Now when the unit receives a 24 VDC signal from the Zenotec unit the filter system will start automatically. The IVac System will respond by illuminating LED 1 (System On) & LED 5 (Remote/Standby). Whenever the remote signal is supplied the unit will instantly start, when the remote signal is stopped the unit will stop after a 3 second delay.
If applicable set the shut off delay in Zenotec control software to the shortest possible interval. The iVac System has a 3 second delay that cannot be turned off.
Note: When operating by remote control the use of the On/Off (Power) button on the panel is
disabled while the Remote/Standby light is ON Solid Or Fading In And Out.
If you wish to use the On/Off button on the panel after Remote Operation has been enabled the function is only available when the Remote/Standby light is flashing slowly (No Remote signal is present, system is in standby). While in operation via the ON/Off (Power) button, remote operation is temporarily disabled. Turn the unit off with the ON/Off (Power) button to go back into Remote Operation.
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AUTOMATIC FILTER CLEANING
The system is set from the factory to automatically clean the filter after every hour of operation.
MANUAL FILTER CLEANING
If additional cleaning is required, a MANUAL EXTRA CLEANING FEATURE is included. To initiate, do the following: a) Unit must be in operation (“SYSTEM ON” Led illuminated) b) PRESS & HOLD
POWER button for approximately 10 seconds (release button ONLY when
you hear the BEEP) c) Unit will STOP OPERATING d) “Remote / Standby “ Led will illuminate, Press POWER e) EXTRA Cleaning will cycle ON (and clean out dust particles) for 10 seconds, Once cleaning is
completed, unit will then go back to previous position.
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Light Diagnostics Table D10-8 & C10-8
Light Led 1 Led 2 Led 3 Led 4 Led 5 Audible
System
Operation
Illuminated
Illuminated
Flashing
Low System
Pressure
Service
Motors
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Service Filters
Flashing
Flashing
Illuminated
Filter Auto
Clean
(iVac Only)
Flashing
Illuminated
Fading
Fading Illuminated
Illuminated
FULLY
FULLY
FULLY
Flashing
Quickly
Flashing
Quickly
Flashing
Quickly
Illuminated
FULLY
FULLY
IN-OUT
None Unit is operating using POWER button
Illuminated
Fading
Fading IN-OUT
Slowly
Quickly
Quickly
Illuminated
FULLY
Fading
Flashing
Illuminated
OFF None Unit is in Constant AUTO Cleaning Mode
Fading IN-OUT
Beep
Beep
Beep
Beep
Slowly
Quickly
IN-OUT
FULLY
FULLY
IN-OUT
Slowly
Beep
None Filter Pressure High Prepare To Replace/Service Filters
Beep
Beep
Beep
None Unit in operation & filters are
Slowly
None Unit is OFF, filter being cleaned
Quickly
None Unit in operation.
FULLY
None Unit is in Constant AUTO Cleaning Mode Unit Automatically Shuts OFF
Alert
on panel, no remote signal
None Unit is operating using remote signal
None Shutdown delay
None Unit is in Standby mode, waiting for
Every
Second
Every 4
Hours
Every
15 Mins
Every 5
Mins
Every
Second
Every
Hour
Every
Second
Every
Hour
(or mc2 signal if provided)
(Remote /mc2 signal has been removed)
remote signal (or mc2 signal if
provided) to start unit
Abnormally Low Pressure, Unit has or
Will Shut Down If Not Corrected
50 hrs of life left in brushes Order brushes if not already on
30 hrs of life left in brushes Unit Will SHUT DOWN In 30 Hours to
10 hrs of life left in brushes Unit Will SHUT DOWN In 10 Hours to
Motor Brush Life Expired Unit Shut
Filter Pressure Close To Critical Replace/Service Filters Now.
Critical Pressure, Unit Shut Down Verify Blockage, Verify All Filters
Replace Filter (s) ASAP Replace Filter (s) ASAP
scheduled to be cleaned the next time
unit is shut off for more than 5
ALERT, filter cleaning motor not
Vacuum Controlled By POWER Button On
Condition Action
Down
seconds
operating at optimum
Control Panel
Using The POWER button while L5 is Flashing SLOWLY will temporarily disable any active remote standby. To Re-Establish STANDBY turn the unit off using the POWER button.
Check Motor(s), Check Motor Brushes,
Verify If Filters Are Installed,
Close All Filter Access Points
hand.
If brushes on hand change now and
reset alert.
prevent motor damage
prevent motor damage
Replace ALL motor brushes.
Reset Brush Life Alert
See Video Link:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOm81obvaDE
Continued Operation Will Result In
Unit Shutdown
Reset Filter Life Alert
See Video Link:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=LOm81obvaDE
Replace Filter Cleaning motor
Unit Automatically Shuts OFF Vaccum , Cleans & The ReStarts
Vaccum
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IN-OUT FULLY Vacuum Controlled By Remote or mc2 Vaccum , Cleans & The ReStarts
Vaccum
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8- IVac i Series Specifications
Description iVT16-912 iVT25-912 Approximate Dimensions: 29”h x 16”w x 20”d 29”h x 16”w x 20”d
Voltage, current 120/1/60, 12.8 amps 230/1/50,8 amps Approx. Weight: 85lbs 85lbs
9- General Maintainence & Inspection
Proper maintenance is critical to extend the life of the filtration system. The information presented below outlines basic maintenance procedures ensuring the unit will provide trouble-free operation for years to come. The purifier is designed to allow quick access to the filter.
The “Replacement Indication System” monitors system pressure and tells you when the particulate filter need servicing.
If a critical pressure is reached the unit will shut down to prevent damage. This will occur even if your equipment is in mid process. It is advised to service/change the filter when prompted or ASAP to avoid a shutdown.
JUST BECAUSE THE SERVICE FILTERS LED IS NOT ILLUMINATED DOES NOT MEAN THAT THE DUST TRAY DOES NOT NEED TO BE SERVICED/EMPTIED.
ANNUAL GENERAL INSPECTION
Sealing integrity of iVAC is essential. Every 12 months, verify all gaskets are in proper condition. Should the door gaskets adhere slightly to the unit when opening a door, lubricate its surface with a transparent grease or petroleum jelly. Should unit be moved on occasion, ensure that rubber grommets are tightly
fastened. is well fastened to the walls. In the event of a problem, call your authorised distributor for spare parts and replace immediately.
Disconnect the unit by unplugging the power cord from the wall, and access the fan section. Verify that the acoustic insulation
10- Filter Replacement Guide
Filter requires replacement if appropriate light on control panel illuminates (and beeper sounds for 2 s econds every 4 hours). Filter replacement is ALSO required if you notice the following: a) If you are losing suction capacity, after filter has been used…..FILTER IS CLOGGED; b) If dust is coming through the filter and dust is present in the motor section even though filter is seated properly……..FILTER IS PUNCTURED;
c) Gasket on BASE of filter is even slightly worn….GASKET NEEDS TO BE IN GOOD CONDITION TO ENSURE DUST DOES NOT GET THROUGH
RESETTING MICROPROCESSOR AFTER FILTER HAS BEEN REPLACED
Whether your Led is illuminated or not, RESETTING the Microprocessor is essential, as it provides microprocessor with true information. A Clean Filter has a much lower pressure, if you do not RESET, it may interpret lower pressure readings as a low pressure warning & a signal of other type of imminent failure.
AFTER REPLACING THE FILTER:
Plug power back to the unit
Press P ower ON
HOLD SPD UP & DN ARROWS (at the same time) until microcontroller BEEPS continuously
Once panel BEEPS, “System ON” light will flash quickly & lights below will be FLASHING or Dimming in-out:
using UP/DN arrows, Press UP or DN until “Service Filter(s)” light is FLASHING
Press and HOLD POWER button, “Service Filter(s) light will go OFF
light will STOP flashing, filter is now reset and unit is operational again after 20 seconds
NOTE: if at any time y ou are in RESET MODE and wish to leave w ithout pressing any buttons or resetting any Alarm Lights, simply do not touc h the
panel for 20 sec onds and unit will go back to Operational Mode (Microprocessor will keep in memory any RESET that you have pressed)
(so unit motor is operating)
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11- MOTOR SERVICE
BLOWER MAINTENANCE, CHANGING BRUSHES
This unit is also equipped with an Automatic Motor and Brush Optimization System. To optimize motor life, motor brushes need to be monitored and replaced PRIOR TO BEING WORN RIGHT OWN TO THE BASE. If brush is worn to the base, there is HIGH RISK of brush damaging the motor. If this happens, you will require replacement of entire motor. To avoid this, QUATRO has developed an Automatic Motor and Brush Optimization System replace brushes (wear factor is down to 10-20% life remaining). As soon as “Service Motors” light starts flashing continuously order new brushes right away. When Automatic Motor and Brush Optimization System
estimates motor brushes have been worn to dangerous level, UNIT WILL SHUT DOWN.
BRUSHES MUST BE REPLACED AT THIS POINT, UNIT WILL NOT OPERATE FOR FEAR OF MOTOR DAMAGE.
To optimize and ensure longest brush life, AFTER REPLACEMENT, START motor right away, speed will automatically default to LOW Operating the motor at Low speed for 15 minutes will “break-in” the new brushes, optimizing and prolong their life.
WARNING: Switch unit off and unplug power cord from wall before servicing the blower.
. When “Service Motors” light FLASHES continuously, it is time
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Figure 1
Figure 2 Figure 3
1) Using a phillips screwdriver, unscrew the 2 screws holding down each of 2 gold colored brush casings (see Figure 1)
2) Lift gold colored tab and lift/pull out each brush (Figure 2 shows right brush removed)
3) Replace each brush onto turbine motor, screwing down the phillips screws over tab.
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO REMOVE TURBINE FROM UNIT TO CHANGE BRUSHES!
Motor(s) located in the
rear of unit
Motor(s) located in the rear of unit
iVAC models have 1 motor
Main Filter Section
iVAC TWIN models have 2 motors
Dust Collection
Chamber
To access motor, remove blower section door. TURBINE & BRUSHES are visible once door is removed.
RESETTING MICROPROCESSOR CONTROLLER AFTER REPLACING MOTOR BRUSHES
If Motor Brushes are repla ced WHILE BRUSH REPLACEMENT LIGHT was FLASHING
Unplug POWER to unit
Replace Motor Brushes
Close motor access door
Plug power back to the unit
When you Press “System ON”, MOTOR WILL START
BUT “Service Motor(s) Light will continue flashing
Press & HOLD SPD UP & DN at the sa me time until unit BEEPS (5 seconds)
“Service Motor(s)”, “Service Filter(s)” & “AutoCleaning Filter” Lights will be Dimming
In-Out or flashing
Press SPD UP or DN until “Service Motor(s)” light is FLASHING
Press and HOLD POWER button, “Service M otor” light will go OFF
DO NOT PRESS ANY OTHER BUTTON, after 2 0 seconds, speed will default to
LOW SPEED to break new brushes in (to prolong brush life)
IT IS ADVISED TO LET MOTOR OPERATE AT LOW SPEED FOR 15 MINUT ES
If Motor Brushes are replaced AFTER MICROPROCESSOR HAS SHUT UNIT DOWN (Brush Replacement Light is FULL ON, not flashing)
Unplug POWER to unit
Replace Motor Brushes
Close motor access door
Plug power back to the unit
When you Press “POWER ON”, MOTOR WILL NOT START
BUT “Service Motor(s) Light will continue flash ing
Press & HOLD SPD UP & DN at the same time until unit BEEPS (5 seconds)
“Service Motor(s)” Light will be FLASHING, & “Service Filter(s)” & “AutoCleaning Filter”
Lights will Dim In-Out
Press & HOLD POWER button, “Service Motor” light will go OFF
DO NOT PRESS ANY OTHER BUTTON, after 20 seconds, speed will default to LOW
SPEED to break new brushes in (to prolong brush life)
IT IS ADVISED TO LET MOTOR OPERATE AT LOW SPEED FOR 15 MINUT ES
12- TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
Symptoms Possible Cause Suggested Solution
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Unit Will Not Start Faulty Power Supply
Control Panel Circuit Breaker Tripped Unit Not Plugged Into Receptacle
Excessive Pressure
Unit Starts,Then Stops
Hose Blocked Particulate Filter Blocked Filter Not Installed
Excessive noise Motor Bearing Failure
Rubber Motor Isolators Broken
Check Breaker Box Reset Circuit Breaker Plug Unit In
Change filters, look for system blockage
Remove Obstruction Check For Proper Installation Of Filters Install Filters
Replace Motor Replace Isolator
13- WARRANTY
QUATRO Air Technologies warrants its equipment to be free from defect in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of one year from date of shipment. QUATRO's obligation under this warranty shall be limited to replacing any parts, thereof, which shall be demonstrated to have been defective. This is expressly in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied, including the warranties of merchantability and fitness. QUATRO claims no warranty as to merchantability or as to the fitness of the merchandise for any particular use and shall not be liable for any loss or damage. No person, firm or corporation is authorised to assume for QUATRO any other liability in connection with the sale of these goods. Equipment, parts and material manufactured by others and incorporated in QUATRO's equipment are warranted by QUATRO only to the extent of the original manufacturer's liability to QUATRO Air Technologies Inc. Conditions and Limitations:
This warranty does not cover abuse, misuse, maintenance negligence, improper assembly, acts of vandalism, acts of God, fear wear, modifications of the equipment or installation of a part not recommended by QUATRO Air Technologies, as well as operation of the equipment at voltages other than those specified by QUATRO Air Technologies Inc.
14- iVacTwin REPLACMENT FILTER & PARTS
Qty Description Part
1 Blower Motor Assy 120v 75-22-0813 1 Blower Motor Assy 230v 75-22-0814 1 Motor Brush Kit 75-22-0815
1 Power Cord 120v 75-22-0816 1 Power Cord (Euro 230V) 75-22-0817 1 Filter Cartridge 75-22-0818 1 Hepa Filter 75-22-0819 1 Filter Cleaning Motor 120V 75-22-0820 1 Filter Cleaning Motor 230V 75-22-0821
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