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BuildClean 512000 - Operating the BuildClean HEPA 360° Air Scrubber; Plugging In and Powering On; Starting the Air Scrubber Operation

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Operating the Air Scrubber
Plugging In the Air Scrubber
Fire and Electric Shock Hazard Unit must be
electrically grounded.
The BuildClean HEPA 360° Air Scrubber is equipped
with a short three-prong powercord that must be
used with a UL
®
approved 15 Amp, 125 Volt, 1875
Watt three-prong extension cord and a three-prong
grounded outlet.
Keep wiring and motor dry. Do not operate in standing
water. If electrical components become wet, allow
them to dry completely before using.
CAUTION
If using the exhaust vent hose, attach the hose using
an 8” screw clamp before plugging in the unit.
1. Avoid blocking the exhaust vent.
2. Do not put anything in the exhaust vent as it may
damage the fan blades.
Turning ON the Air Scrubber
Turn on the air scrubber by pressing the Main Power
Switch located on the back of the unit.
Starting the Air Scrubber
Start the air cleaning process by turning the
START knob to AUTO or the desired fan air speed:
H (High 600 CFM*),
M (Medium 400 CFM*),
L (Low 200 CFM*).
* Cubic Foot per Minute
When started the unit performs a systems calibration
test prior to starting the fan; during this process the
word CAL will appear in the Hour Meter, and the
green lights blink. This is the rst of two performance
tests that are run every time the air scrubber is
started.
Once completed, you will hear the fan start, ramp
up to maximum speed and run for several seconds
to completed the second performance test that
determines the cleanliness of both the pre-lter and
the HEPA lter. During this process the Power Status
Display will be green, the Hour Mete will display tESt
and the Filter Status Display will ash yellow.
WARNING
WARNING
WARNING