Amano EM-e II User Manual (English)

Questions and Answers:

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Gloria PetersAug 2, 2025
What to do if my Amano EM-e II unit stops suddenly?
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  Daniel GatesAug 3, 2025
  If the Amano Fan unit stops suddenly, it might be due to several reasons. A thermal relay may have tripped because of a drop in power voltage; in this case, remove the cause and press the reset switch. There could be a power failure, so stabilize the power source. Abnormal spark discharge or a short-circuit in the charging or collecting electrode could be the issue; if caused by contamination, clean the electrodes, or if by deformation or damage, replace them. A fuse might have burned out, requiring a replacement. Finally, there could be an electric outage; simply wait for the power to resume.
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Mr. Paul Nolan Jr.Aug 7, 2025
Why is the suction force of my Amano EM-e II Fan weak?
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  Michelle PattonAug 7, 2025
  If your Amano Fan's suction force is weak, it could be due to several reasons. There might be a block on the inlet duct, so eliminate the cause of blockage. The duct diameter on the inlet side might be improper; change to an appropriate bore of suction duct. The eliminator could be clogged, so clean the preceding filter or replace it. The exhaust port may be clogged, so eliminate the cause of blockage. The duct on the inlet side might be inadequately sealed; attach a metal piece to the connected portion of the duct. Finally, the motor's rotation could be reversed; check the rotation direction of the motor.
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Suzanne DrakeAug 13, 2025
How to troubleshoot an Amano EM-e II Fan that won't start?
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  Garrett SchmidtAug 13, 2025
  If the Amano Fan unit won't start, even when the ON switch is pressed, consider these potential causes: * The unit may not be receiving power. Check the power supply source. * There might be a disconnection in the power cord. Inspect for any broken parts and repair or replace them. * There could be an electric outage. Wait for the power to resume. * The motor might be broken down. Replace the motor. * The inspection door might be open. Ensure the inspection door is correctly closed. * The set maintenance time might have been reached (if the panel is operated). Check the electrode and cancel by reset switch.
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Catherine WashingtonAug 17, 2025
What to do if Amano EM-e II has abnormal discharge?
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  James HodgesAug 17, 2025
  If you notice an abnormal discharge, such as a spark, from your Amano Fan, it could be due to a dirty collecting or charging electrode. Clean the charging/collecting electrode. Alternatively, there might be a fault in the collecting unit, such as contamination or deformation. In this case, check the charging/collecting electrode and eliminate the cause.
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parkersheilaAug 28, 2025
Why does my Amano EM-e II Fan have abnormal vibration?
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  Eugene TaylorAug 28, 2025
  If your Amano Fan is producing abnormal vibration, noise, or smell, it could be due to a trouble in the fan or motor. Check the installation condition or look for failures, and replace them if necessary. Another cause could be ozone generated from the electrode. In this case, lower the output of the electrode or review the system of ventilation.

Amano EM-e II Specifications

General

Brand	Amano
Model	EM-e II
Category	Fan
Language	English

Summary

For Safety Operation

Safety Definitions and Symbols

Explains Warning/Caution classifications and pictorial symbols used in the manual.

Prohibited Substances and Locations

Lists substances and locations that must not be used or entered into the mist collector.

Electrical and Handling Precautions

Details safety measures regarding power cables, wet hands, and modifications.

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Operational Safety Warnings

Covers warnings about operating with open doors, sucking dust, and maintenance procedures.

Grounding and Maintenance Safety

Emphasizes correct grounding and periodic maintenance for safe operation.

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Protective Gear and Handling Cautions

Advises on using protective gear and handling electrical components safely.

Operational Prohibitions and Requirements

Outlines prohibitions on operation, noise, fumes, and safe placement on surfaces.

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Operational Parameters and Limitations

Details airflow, mist properties (pH, conductivity, concentration), and environmental limits.

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Suctioning Requirements Checklist

Provides a checklist of requirements for safe and optimal mist suctioning.

Name of Parts

External View and Components

Illustrates and labels the external parts of the mist collector unit.

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Control Panel Overview

Details the function of each button, lamp, and the message window on the control panel.

Preparation

Installation Site Requirements

Specifies environmental and location criteria for installing the mist collector.

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Installation Spacing Guidelines

Provides recommended clearances around the mist collector for installation.

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Oil Drainage Setup

Explains the proper method for setting up the oil drain hose and ensuring continuous drainage.

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Ducting Installation Requirements

Details criteria for duct materials, diameter, joints, and resistance for optimal performance.

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Ducting Installation Best Practices

Offers guidance on duct branching, airflow, baffle plates, and preventing oil accumulation.

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Power Supply Connection

Step-by-step instructions for safely connecting the unit to the electrical power supply.

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Motor Rotation Direction Check

Procedure to check and correct the motor's rotation direction if it's reversed.

Operation

Pre-Operation Checks

How to verify power distribution and indicator lamps before starting operation.

Starting and Stopping Procedures

Instructions for initiating and concluding the mist collector's operation.

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External Operation Wiring

Guides on connecting wires for remote control and external operation setup.

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Signal Wire Routing for External Control

Details how to route and connect the signal wire for external operation.

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External Signal Input Configuration

Explains connecting external signals for sequential or one-shot operation modes.

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Alarm Relay and External Setting

How to connect signal wires for alarm relays and activate external control settings.

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Data Setting Overview

Introduces the process of setting operational data like mode, timer, and external control.

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Mode Selection Guide

Instructions on how to select the appropriate mist collection mode (oil or soluble).

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High Voltage Delay Setting

Configuration options for delaying the high voltage output after starting.

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Continuous Fan Operation Setting

How to enable continuous fan operation while high voltage output is stopped.

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Maintenance Timer Configuration

Steps to set the timer that alerts for electrode and unit maintenance.

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External Operation Mode Selection

How to choose between continuous or one-shot signals for external operation.

Maintenance

Message Window Display Functions

Explains the information displayed in the message window for errors and maintenance timers.

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Error Message Classification (STOP)

Lists STOP error codes, their causes, and corrective actions.

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Error Message Classification (WARNING)

Lists WARNING error codes, their causes, and corrective actions.

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Error Cancellation Procedure

Steps to reset the system after an error, emphasizing removing the cause first.

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Thermal Relay Reset Procedure

Instructions for resetting the thermal relay, typically done by trained personnel.

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Key Inspection Points and Safety

Important safety notes and key aspects to check during inspection.

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Inspection Door Operation

Detailed steps for safely opening and closing the main inspection door.

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Eliminator Inspection

Procedure for inspecting the eliminator component, including handling precautions.

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Charging Electrode Inspection (Part 1)

Guidance on carefully inspecting the charging electrode and handling it.

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Charging Electrode Inspection (Part 2)

Continues charging electrode inspection and provides reinstallation steps.

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Collecting Electrode Inspection

Procedure for inspecting the collecting electrode, including handling and removal.

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Collecting Unit Cleaning Precautions

Key safety guidelines and material restrictions for cleaning the collecting unit.

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Eliminator Cleaning Procedure

Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the eliminator using detergent and water.

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Charging Electrode Cleaning (Part 1)

Procedure for cleaning the charging electrode with cleaning liquid and rinsing.

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Charging Electrode Cleaning (Part 2)

Continues charging electrode cleaning, drying, filter check, and reinstallation.

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Collecting Electrode Cleaning (Part 1)

Procedure for cleaning the collecting electrode with cleaning liquid and rinsing.

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Collecting Electrode Cleaning (Part 2)

Continues collecting electrode cleaning, checking feed springs, and reinstallation.

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Product and Pipe Cleaning Guidelines

General precautions and material recommendations for cleaning the collector and pipes.

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Internal Pipe Cleaning Procedure

Steps for checking and cleaning the inside of the mist collector's pipes.

Troubleshooting

Common Problems and Solutions

A comprehensive table of problems, their causes, and corrective actions for troubleshooting.

Periodic Inspection

Inspection Schedule and Methods

Details the recommended frequency, standards, and methods for inspecting various components.

Specification

Model Specifications

Lists detailed technical specifications for the EM-15e II and EM-30e II models.

External Dimensions

EM-15e II Dimensions

Provides dimensional drawings and measurements for the EM-15e II model.

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EM-30e II Dimensions

Provides dimensional drawings and measurements for the EM-30e II model.

Wiring Diagrams

Electrical Circuit Schematics

Presents schematic diagrams of the electrical circuits and connections for the unit.

Expendable Parts

Replacement Parts Identification

Lists and illustrates common expendable parts, including their part numbers.

Amano EM-e II User Manual

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Amano EM-e II Specifications

Summary

For Safety Operation

Safety Definitions and Symbols

Prohibited Substances and Locations

Electrical and Handling Precautions

For Safety Operation (Continue)

Operational Safety Warnings

Grounding and Maintenance Safety

For Safety Operation (Continue)

Protective Gear and Handling Cautions

Operational Prohibitions and Requirements

For Safety Operation (Continue)

Operational Parameters and Limitations

For Safety Operation (Continue)

Suctioning Requirements Checklist

Name of Parts

External View and Components

Name of Parts (Continue)

Control Panel Overview

Preparation

Installation Site Requirements

Preparation (Continue)

Installation Spacing Guidelines

Preparation (Continue)

Oil Drainage Setup

Preparation (Continue)

Ducting Installation Requirements

Preparation (Continue)

Ducting Installation Best Practices

Preparation (Continue)

Power Supply Connection

Preparation (Continue)

Motor Rotation Direction Check

Operation

Pre-Operation Checks

Starting and Stopping Procedures

Operation (Continue)

External Operation Wiring

Operation (Continue)

Signal Wire Routing for External Control

Operation (Continue)

External Signal Input Configuration

Operation (Continue)

Alarm Relay and External Setting

Operation (Continue)

Data Setting Overview

Operation (Continue)

Mode Selection Guide

Operation (Continue)

High Voltage Delay Setting

Operation (Continue)

Continuous Fan Operation Setting

Operation (Continue)

Maintenance Timer Configuration

Operation (Continue)

External Operation Mode Selection

Maintenance

Message Window Display Functions

Maintenance (Continue)

Error Message Classification (STOP)

Maintenance (Continue)

Error Message Classification (WARNING)

Maintenance (Continue)

Error Cancellation Procedure

Maintenance (Continue)

Thermal Relay Reset Procedure

Maintenance (Continue)

Key Inspection Points and Safety

Maintenance (Continue)

Inspection Door Operation

Maintenance (Continue)

Eliminator Inspection

Maintenance (Continue)

Charging Electrode Inspection (Part 1)

Maintenance (Continue)

Charging Electrode Inspection (Part 2)