White Rodgers 2SD1 User Manual
0508082120/101203/C
Page 8
Owner’s manual
Technical Repair Guide
• Press W: medium HV level (7300 V); leds • and •• are
burning.
• Press W: low HV level (7100 V); led • is burning.
• Press V: to increase efficiency again up to maximum HV
• Press V: to increase efficiency again up to maximum HV
level (7900 V); leds •, ••, ••• and •••• are burning.
• Press
PROGRAM
: confirm setting 5 and go to setting 6.
Program Setting 6: Maximum fan speed remote control/
panel button
In setting 6
STANDBY
led will flash six times every two seconds.
Adjusting the maximum fan speed for remote control/panel
button is very convenient for air cleaners installed in meeting
rooms and open plan offices.
• Default: •••• (
button is very convenient for air cleaners installed in meeting
rooms and open plan offices.
• Default: •••• (
TURBO
).
• Press W and so on to go to the desired maximum fan speed.
• Press
• Press
PROGRAM
: confirm setting 6 and go to setting 7.
Program Setting 7: Sensitivity adjustment Air Quality
Analyzer
In setting 7
STANDBY
led will flash seven times every two
seconds.
Setting the sensitivity of the Air Quality Analyzer. The more
sensitive, the quicker the reaction to changes in pollution level.
• Default:
Setting the sensitivity of the Air Quality Analyzer. The more
sensitive, the quicker the reaction to changes in pollution level.
• Default:
OFF
(all leds are off), meaning the lowest sensitivity
• Press V: led • (
LOW
) will light up, meaning you've set the
pollution sensitivity to low.
• press V: led •• (
MEDIUM
) will light up, meaning you have set
the pollution sensitivity to medium.
• Press V: led ••• (
HIGH
) will light up, meaning you have set
the pollution sensitivity to heavy.
• Press V: led •••• (
TURBO
) will light up, meaning you have set
the pollution sensitivity to extreme.
• If you want to go back to one of the previous pollution
sensitivity, press W.
• Press
PROGRAM
to confirm setting 7 and go to setting 8.
Program Setting 8: Time without high voltage after
Service (Electronic Air Cleaners only)
In setting 8
STANDBY
led will flash eight times every two
seconds.
Setting a specific time for no high voltage after servicing is
useful when the filter cells are damp or condensed in winter
time. This setting will go back to default value if power is
interrupted to the air cleaner.
• Default:
Setting a specific time for no high voltage after servicing is
useful when the filter cells are damp or condensed in winter
time. This setting will go back to default value if power is
interrupted to the air cleaner.
• Default:
OFF
(all leds are off), when the air cleaner is
switched on, there's always high voltage on the cell(s).
• Press V: led • (
LOW
) will light up, meaning you've set the
time of no high voltage to 30 minutes.
• Press V: led •• (
MEDIUM
) will light up, meaning you've set
the time of no high voltage to 60 minutes.
• Press V: led ••• (
HIGH
) will light up, meaning you've set the
time of no high voltage to 120 minutes.
• Press V: led •••• (
TURBO
) will light up, meaning you've set
the time of no high voltage to 240 minutes.
• If you want to go back to one of the previous time setting
levels, press W.
• Press
PROGRAM
to confirm setting 8. The air cleaner will
return to the normal running mode.
Reset to factory default
To reset the factory default settings:
Open the inlet grid, press the panel button (>> ). While pressing
the panel button (>> ) close the inlet grid. Release the panel
button (>> ) when you hear two beeps.
Everything is now back into the default setting, except the
Service Indicator (hours in use).
Open the inlet grid, press the panel button (>> ). While pressing
the panel button (>> ) close the inlet grid. Release the panel
button (>> ) when you hear two beeps.
Everything is now back into the default setting, except the
Service Indicator (hours in use).
9
FILTER REPLACEMENT/CLEANING
See fig. 8 on page 25
In order to open the inlet grid (i.e. access the filter components),
a narrow round screwdriver type tool will be needed (such as a
torx type). The inlet grid is secured by two mechanical clips. To
release these clips there are two access holes parallel to the
control board faceplate on the inlet grid (approx. 3½" from the
sides).
Insert the tool into the access holes and gently push further
through some light resistance. This will allow the clips to be
"unlocked" and thus the inlet grid will open easily.
a narrow round screwdriver type tool will be needed (such as a
torx type). The inlet grid is secured by two mechanical clips. To
release these clips there are two access holes parallel to the
control board faceplate on the inlet grid (approx. 3½" from the
sides).
Insert the tool into the access holes and gently push further
through some light resistance. This will allow the clips to be
"unlocked" and thus the inlet grid will open easily.
DO NOT PULL THE DOOR OPEN WITHOUT RELEASING THE
CLIPS.
CLIPS.
9.1
Prefilter replacement
The disposable prefilter can only be used once and cannot be
cleaned. Do not turn the prefilter around since it can only be
used in one flow direction.
cleaned. Do not turn the prefilter around since it can only be
used in one flow direction.
9.2
Electronic filter cleaning
A crackling or snapping sound will be heard occasionally during
use of the air cleaner. This is normal and is caused by high
voltage arcing in the filter. Cleaning the electronic filter is
necessary when the crackling is heard frequently.
use of the air cleaner. This is normal and is caused by high
voltage arcing in the filter. Cleaning the electronic filter is
necessary when the crackling is heard frequently.
For maximum efficiency your air cleaner cell(s) should be
cleaned regularly. When cleaning is required the following
procedure should be used:
cleaned regularly. When cleaning is required the following
procedure should be used:
Cleaning the cell(s)
A Turn the air moving system
OFF
and disconnect the air
cleaner from power. Wait 15 seconds for the collecting
cell(s) to discharge.
cell(s) to discharge.
B Remove the cell(s) and prefilter(s) from cabinet. Using a
solution of warm water and low sudsing detergent, soak
cell(s) for 20 to 30 minutes. Discard prefilter(s) and carbon
filter(s).
NOTE: Ionizing wires may become coated causing loss of
cleaning ability by the collecting cell. Using a damp cloth,
wipe each ionizing wire, exercising care not to damage
them.
cell(s) for 20 to 30 minutes. Discard prefilter(s) and carbon
filter(s).
NOTE: Ionizing wires may become coated causing loss of
cleaning ability by the collecting cell. Using a damp cloth,
wipe each ionizing wire, exercising care not to damage
them.
CAUTION
CELLS MAY CONTAIN SHARP EDGES.
Use care when servicing unit or handling cells. Failure
to do so could result in minor personal injury.
to do so could result in minor personal injury.
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