Comfort where it counts 34 P/N 240008111, Rev. G [06/18/10]
WARNING
Service should be performed by a quali-
fied service agency
and an annual system
check is recommended.
Electrical shock hazard Before re-
moving the access panels, make sure that
all power is disconnected from the unit.
Failure to do so could result in injury or
electric shock.
Clean the filter
EMI units are designed and constructed for
reliability and long life with minimal mainte-
nance. To insure peak operating eciency,
clean the lter as needed, following the pro-
cedure given here.
WARNING
The filter must be cleaned regularly
Allowing dust to collect on the lter will
result in reduction of air ow and cause the
unit to lose eciency. is condition will
cause the unit to malfunction.
Clean the lter monthly or when it is vis-
ibly dirty.
Li and remove the front grille (Figure 30, 1.
Page 34).
Open the two clips at the base of the lter. 2.
carefully pull the lter out. Place the lter
on a at surface (Figure 31, Page 34).
To vacuum Use a brush aachment a.
and vacuum all visible dirt (Figure 32,
Page 34).
To use a garden hose — Hose off b.
thoroughly. en let lter dry before
replacing.
Maintenance
Remove the front access grilleFigure 30
Removing the filterFigure 31
Close-up of lter clip
Cleaning with a vacuumFigure 32
To Next Page
Loading...
