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... to the supply cord. 4. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that the control panel is necessary when any visible damage to the appliance or to be used by a qualified service technician in servicing the Oreck tabletop electrostatic air cleaner. WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER WHEN OXYGEN IS BEING USED OR WHEN COMBUSTIBLE GASES ARE PRESENT. HIGH VOLTAGE SPARKS CAN CAUSE IGNITION AND...
... to the supply cord. 4. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that the control panel is necessary when any visible damage to the appliance or to be used by a qualified service technician in servicing the Oreck tabletop electrostatic air cleaner. WARNING: DO NOT USE THIS ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER WHEN OXYGEN IS BEING USED OR WHEN COMBUSTIBLE GASES ARE PRESENT. HIGH VOLTAGE SPARKS CAN CAUSE IGNITION AND...
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... filter that helps control microorganisms and remove household odors. The fan pulls in the dirty air receive a positive electrical charge as they pass through the ionizing section. The air then passes through the front of the air cleaner. It works like a powerful magnet and the particles remain there through the top grille. 3 Finally, clean air passes back into the room through natural adhesion until removed by the process of electrostatic...
... filter that helps control microorganisms and remove household odors. The fan pulls in the dirty air receive a positive electrical charge as they pass through the ionizing section. The air then passes through the front of the air cleaner. It works like a powerful magnet and the particles remain there through the top grille. 3 Finally, clean air passes back into the room through natural adhesion until removed by the process of electrostatic...
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... end of the cell. Install New Post Filter (Activated Charcoal Filter). 4 Thoroughly Clean Collecting Cell with a alcohol and a cotton swab. 7. Replace if necessary. 12. Clean negative ion generator tip with Oreck Assail-A-Cell Cleaner. 4. Check for excessive wear or damage. Periodic Maintenance Tune-Up 1. Clean the dirt and grime from the motor shaft using a soft cloth. 8. Check to ensure rubber grommet on the shaft to ensure blower wheel rotates freely...
... end of the cell. Install New Post Filter (Activated Charcoal Filter). 4 Thoroughly Clean Collecting Cell with a alcohol and a cotton swab. 7. Replace if necessary. 12. Clean negative ion generator tip with Oreck Assail-A-Cell Cleaner. 4. Check for excessive wear or damage. Periodic Maintenance Tune-Up 1. Clean the dirt and grime from the motor shaft using a soft cloth. 8. Check to ensure rubber grommet on the shaft to ensure blower wheel rotates freely...
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... that could keep the interlock switch from being engaged. Lay the top on the "fan" selection mode. When working with any electro-mechanical device that contains line voltage, high voltage, and rotating elements. If the motor and blower do not operate: a. Check the top for a broken activator post. Check the interlock switch (item 3 of the parts diagram). 5 Failure to test operation. The power supply light should not operate on...
... that could keep the interlock switch from being engaged. Lay the top on the "fan" selection mode. When working with any electro-mechanical device that contains line voltage, high voltage, and rotating elements. If the motor and blower do not operate: a. Check the top for a broken activator post. Check the interlock switch (item 3 of the parts diagram). 5 Failure to test operation. The power supply light should not operate on...
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... of the switch, check the wall outlet. Troubleshooting Guide 6. LINE SIDE LOAD SIDE TO SWITCH, If voltage is no loose or broken wires present, hold the cell up to see if the cell plates are no voltage on . CLEANING AIR LIGHT b. If the switch plate cover is in the cell. If there are bent or touching. Remove the cell and check to the light and look for carbon paths...
... of the switch, check the wall outlet. Troubleshooting Guide 6. LINE SIDE LOAD SIDE TO SWITCH, If voltage is no loose or broken wires present, hold the cell up to see if the cell plates are no voltage on . CLEANING AIR LIGHT b. If the switch plate cover is in the cell. If there are bent or touching. Remove the cell and check to the light and look for carbon paths...
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... Clean" position and the interlock switch must be replaced. Check the voltage from -5.5 KVDC to the light and confirm that they are properly connected. If the wire does not have about 16 volts DC. Option 2: Using a plastic handle screwdriver, short the high voltage contacts and observe a spark. If the voltage is operating properly. Troubleshooting Guide c. d. The unit must be "ON" with the cell removed, check...
... Clean" position and the interlock switch must be replaced. Check the voltage from -5.5 KVDC to the light and confirm that they are properly connected. If the wire does not have about 16 volts DC. Option 2: Using a plastic handle screwdriver, short the high voltage contacts and observe a spark. If the voltage is operating properly. Troubleshooting Guide c. d. The unit must be "ON" with the cell removed, check...
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... slots. The stripper is no output voltage, replace the transformer and power supply board assembly. 3. Check the voltage on the two yellow wires on the power supply board from the black lead on the terminal L speed control switch and white lead on the stripper plate. If the green "cleaning air" light operates and the blower wheel does not turn. If no blockage is apparent, see if...
... slots. The stripper is no output voltage, replace the transformer and power supply board assembly. 3. Check the voltage on the two yellow wires on the power supply board from the black lead on the terminal L speed control switch and white lead on the stripper plate. If the green "cleaning air" light operates and the blower wheel does not turn. If no blockage is apparent, see if...
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.... 5. Replace the blower wheel if blades appear warped or bent. Clean the dirt and grime from the motor shaft using a soft cloth. Check for loose or worn drive grommet. Replace the drive grommet. 10 Notice if the motor shaft rotates without the blower wheel. If the motor shaft does not turn on the motor shaft. a. Motor Shaft b. If the motor shaft does not rotate, replace the motor. 4. Troubleshooting Guide d.
.... 5. Replace the blower wheel if blades appear warped or bent. Clean the dirt and grime from the motor shaft using a soft cloth. Check for loose or worn drive grommet. Replace the drive grommet. 10 Notice if the motor shaft rotates without the blower wheel. If the motor shaft does not turn on the motor shaft. a. Motor Shaft b. If the motor shaft does not rotate, replace the motor. 4. Troubleshooting Guide d.
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If there are broken or loose. c. d. CELL CONTACTS Replace the cell. 12 Reinstall the cell. e. b. If the cell is dirty. If the cell contacts are loose or broken ionizer wires. Replace the cell. If the cell is improperly installed in the unit. Remove the cell and wash with warm soapy water. If there are bent cell plates. Replace the cell by following : a. Troubleshooting Guide 6 If the cell is arcing, check the following instructions on inside of cabinet top. Dry completely before re-installing.
If there are broken or loose. c. d. CELL CONTACTS Replace the cell. 12 Reinstall the cell. e. b. If the cell is dirty. If the cell contacts are loose or broken ionizer wires. Replace the cell. If the cell is improperly installed in the unit. Remove the cell and wash with warm soapy water. If there are bent cell plates. Replace the cell by following : a. Troubleshooting Guide 6 If the cell is arcing, check the following instructions on inside of cabinet top. Dry completely before re-installing.
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.... 7. Clean needle with needle attached, and terminal. c. contacts must make good contact. The H.V. a. b. Replace the negative ionizer assembly including wire, with alcohol and a cotton swab. Using HV voltage probe check needle for ionizing needle operation. If voltage is present, the ionizer is not present, check HV power supply. Troubleshooting Guide f. If voltage is OK. See above diagram. IMPORTANT: Replace using wire routing on contact board. 13 Checking for high voltage...
.... 7. Clean needle with needle attached, and terminal. c. contacts must make good contact. The H.V. a. b. Replace the negative ionizer assembly including wire, with alcohol and a cotton swab. Using HV voltage probe check needle for ionizing needle operation. If voltage is present, the ionizer is not present, check HV power supply. Troubleshooting Guide f. If voltage is OK. See above diagram. IMPORTANT: Replace using wire routing on contact board. 13 Checking for high voltage...
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Super Air 5 Model 447628 Parts Removal and Replacement General Parts Replacement Motor Removal and Replacement page 16 Power Supply Removal and Replacement page 19 Transformer Removal and Replacement page 21 Bearing Wall Assembly and Blower Wheel Removal and Replacement page 22 Led Assembly Removal and Replacement page 23 Cell Assembly Removal and Replacement page 23 Ionizer Needle Removal and Replacement page 23 Fan Blade Removal and Replacement page 24 Warning - All parts removal and replacement should be performed with power disconnected from the unit. 15
Super Air 5 Model 447628 Parts Removal and Replacement General Parts Replacement Motor Removal and Replacement page 16 Power Supply Removal and Replacement page 19 Transformer Removal and Replacement page 21 Bearing Wall Assembly and Blower Wheel Removal and Replacement page 22 Led Assembly Removal and Replacement page 23 Cell Assembly Removal and Replacement page 23 Ionizer Needle Removal and Replacement page 23 Fan Blade Removal and Replacement page 24 Warning - All parts removal and replacement should be performed with power disconnected from the unit. 15
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... can cause electric shock, personal injury or property damage. 5. SLOTS 8. General Parts Replacement ROTATING ELEMENT WARNING - Failure to the motor. Twist the snap tab toward the center of the way. 7. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that you keep the unit cool. Remove the blower wheel by inserting the screwdriver blade between the snap tab and the housing. Catch the...
... can cause electric shock, personal injury or property damage. 5. SLOTS 8. General Parts Replacement ROTATING ELEMENT WARNING - Failure to the motor. Twist the snap tab toward the center of the way. 7. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that you keep the unit cool. Remove the blower wheel by inserting the screwdriver blade between the snap tab and the housing. Catch the...
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... above steps to practice normal electrical safety precautions can cause electrical shock, personal injury or property damage. 9. ISOLATOR PAD 18 General Parts Replacement HIGH VOLTAGE WARNING - MOTOR WIRE 12. Contacts on the wire lightly. 10. Use standard precautions in working on it with line voltage applied. Motor and isolators must fit securely. Remove the white motor wire from the selector switch by pushing a paper clip (straightened...
... above steps to practice normal electrical safety precautions can cause electrical shock, personal injury or property damage. 9. ISOLATOR PAD 18 General Parts Replacement HIGH VOLTAGE WARNING - MOTOR WIRE 12. Contacts on the wire lightly. 10. Use standard precautions in working on it with line voltage applied. Motor and isolators must fit securely. Remove the white motor wire from the selector switch by pushing a paper clip (straightened...
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... isolate wiring and connectors from uninsulated parts. In working with the 6000 VDC power without the proper meter will note that is isolated from the left hand side of all other wires. The unit has been designed such that extremely high cell collector voltage wiring is then... of Motor Removal and Replacement. After carefully noting the above, remove the HV power supply board by carefully removing one wire at a time from the bottom holder. You can create a fire hazard, personal injury or property damage. Reconnect the replacement board by first removing the HV red lead from...
... isolate wiring and connectors from uninsulated parts. In working with the 6000 VDC power without the proper meter will note that is isolated from the left hand side of all other wires. The unit has been designed such that extremely high cell collector voltage wiring is then... of Motor Removal and Replacement. After carefully noting the above, remove the HV power supply board by carefully removing one wire at a time from the bottom holder. You can create a fire hazard, personal injury or property damage. Reconnect the replacement board by first removing the HV red lead from...
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... the reference ribs. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that hold the board in position. The power supply cover may need to allow for proper clearance for your use. 3. Install the power supply cover by sliding it into position. Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling fan to the new board properly. The housing has two board reference ribs...
... the reference ribs. When servicing the unit and repairing the unit always insure that hold the board in position. The power supply cover may need to allow for proper clearance for your use. 3. Install the power supply cover by sliding it into position. Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling fan to the new board properly. The housing has two board reference ribs...
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.... Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling fan to selector switch position 4 using a straightened paper clip inserted into the selector switch connection. 21 Remove the black input line to circulate air and keep objects and internal electrical wiring away from a standard wall socket. Follow steps 1, 2, 3, and 6 of the contacts while keeping the screwdriver tip about 1/8" away from the other contact. Use standard precautions in working...
.... Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling fan to selector switch position 4 using a straightened paper clip inserted into the selector switch connection. 21 Remove the black input line to circulate air and keep objects and internal electrical wiring away from a standard wall socket. Follow steps 1, 2, 3, and 6 of the contacts while keeping the screwdriver tip about 1/8" away from the other contact. Use standard precautions in working...
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... Removal and Replacement 1. You can be clean before installing the new blower wheel and grommet. Place the new bearing wall assembly on the motor shaft in the small groove about 1/4" from the blower wheel attachment end. Using a razor knife, carefully remove any sealant on to the motor shaft and rotate the bearing wall and blower into the cabinet. Place one drop of the blades...
... Removal and Replacement 1. You can be clean before installing the new blower wheel and grommet. Place the new bearing wall assembly on the motor shaft in the small groove about 1/4" from the blower wheel attachment end. Using a razor knife, carefully remove any sealant on to the motor shaft and rotate the bearing wall and blower into the cabinet. Place one drop of the blades...
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... on the other wiring. General Parts Replacement EXTREME HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING WARNING - The unit has been designed such that the new fan is the piece of all other end. Carefully remove the ionizer needle assembly that you keep the unit cool. Replace with flathead screwdriver by lightly prying the fan off of Motor Removal and Replacement. Follow steps 1, 2, 3, and 6 of the motor shaft. 3. IONIZER NEEDLE ASSEMBLY 3. Fan Blade Removal and Replacement 1. Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling...
... on the other wiring. General Parts Replacement EXTREME HIGH VOLTAGE WIRING WARNING - The unit has been designed such that the new fan is the piece of all other end. Carefully remove the ionizer needle assembly that you keep the unit cool. Replace with flathead screwdriver by lightly prying the fan off of Motor Removal and Replacement. Follow steps 1, 2, 3, and 6 of the motor shaft. 3. IONIZER NEEDLE ASSEMBLY 3. Fan Blade Removal and Replacement 1. Unit has a rotating blower wheel and cooling...
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...1 2 NLA 3 1 1 PART NO. 242235-001 242331-007 ...SWITCH KNOB, BLACK TRANSFORMER INTERLOCK SWITCH FAN BLADE CHARCOAL COMBINATION FILTER CONTROL LABEL CONTACT WALL ASSEMBLY PLASTIC MESH PREFILTER BLOWER WHEEL KIT MOTOR KIT (BALL BEARING MOTOR DOES NOT REQUIRE COOLING FAN) CABINET TOP, GRAY COLLECTOR CELL ION NEEDLE ASSEMBLY STRIPPER MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKET DRIVE GROMMET HV POWER SUPPLY BOARD HV POWER SUPPLY BOARD "HUMP BACK" CABINET BOTTOM MOTOR ISOLATOR PAD SWITCH ASSEMBLY SWITCH ROCKER CARTON CARTON INSERT CHARCOAL FILTERS (NO LONGER AVAILABLE) CHARCOAL FILTERS CELL CLEANER OWNER'S MANUAL...
...1 2 NLA 3 1 1 PART NO. 242235-001 242331-007 ...SWITCH KNOB, BLACK TRANSFORMER INTERLOCK SWITCH FAN BLADE CHARCOAL COMBINATION FILTER CONTROL LABEL CONTACT WALL ASSEMBLY PLASTIC MESH PREFILTER BLOWER WHEEL KIT MOTOR KIT (BALL BEARING MOTOR DOES NOT REQUIRE COOLING FAN) CABINET TOP, GRAY COLLECTOR CELL ION NEEDLE ASSEMBLY STRIPPER MOTOR MOUNTING BRACKET DRIVE GROMMET HV POWER SUPPLY BOARD HV POWER SUPPLY BOARD "HUMP BACK" CABINET BOTTOM MOTOR ISOLATOR PAD SWITCH ASSEMBLY SWITCH ROCKER CARTON CARTON INSERT CHARCOAL FILTERS (NO LONGER AVAILABLE) CHARCOAL FILTERS CELL CLEANER OWNER'S MANUAL...
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CELL CONTACT WALL RED (142475-001) GRN GRN GRN RED GRN (242477-027) ©2004 Oreck Holdings, LLC. All rights reserved. POWER BOOST SWITCH Wiring Diagram FUSE LINE CORD INTERLOCK SWITCH 120V, 60HZ POWER SWITCH BLK (HI) BRN (MED) RED (LO) BLACK (RIBBED) POWER SWITCH OUTPUT POS 1 OFF POS 2 L-1 POS 3 L-1,4 POS 4 L-2,4 POS 5 L-3,4 BLOWER WHT HV POWER SUPPLY BLACK (RIBBED) LINE NEW BLUE (242477-035) LED BLK 120V 24V WHT RED RED YEL YEL 12 LED BLUE (242477-035) ION./COLL. All trademarks are owned and used under the authority of Oreck Holdings, LLC. 75422-01
CELL CONTACT WALL RED (142475-001) GRN GRN GRN RED GRN (242477-027) ©2004 Oreck Holdings, LLC. All rights reserved. POWER BOOST SWITCH Wiring Diagram FUSE LINE CORD INTERLOCK SWITCH 120V, 60HZ POWER SWITCH BLK (HI) BRN (MED) RED (LO) BLACK (RIBBED) POWER SWITCH OUTPUT POS 1 OFF POS 2 L-1 POS 3 L-1,4 POS 4 L-2,4 POS 5 L-3,4 BLOWER WHT HV POWER SUPPLY BLACK (RIBBED) LINE NEW BLUE (242477-035) LED BLK 120V 24V WHT RED RED YEL YEL 12 LED BLUE (242477-035) ION./COLL. All trademarks are owned and used under the authority of Oreck Holdings, LLC. 75422-01