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E. Slide charcoal filter upward from back of cell
(Figure 8).
D. After the cell has soaked sufficiently, it should be
shaken vigorously in water until clean. (Figure 9).
Figure 8
REPLACEMENT OF CHARCOAL FILTER
ACTIVATED CHARCOAL FILTER HELPS REMOVE
HOUSEHOLD ODORS:
Washing the charcoal filter with soap and water will
destroy its ability to adsorb odor. However, lint and dirt
build-up can be removed with a vacuum cleaner using
a brush attachment.
Odor adsorption effectiveness will gradually deterio-
rate and the charcoal filter should be replaced every
three months.
TO CLEAN CELL
NOTE: When handling collecting cell, extreme care
should be taken so fine ionizing wires and metal plates
are not damaged. (Do not wash charcoal filter.)
A. Slide out pre-filter located on front of cell. Rinse
thoroughly with clean warm water. Set aside to dry.
B
Use dishwashing detergent and the hottest water
available to make a good soaking solution.
NOTE: If cell is extremely dirty, spray the cell with a
household cleaning agent such as 409, Fantastik or
Lysol, let soak five (5) minutes before proceeding to
washing instructions.
C. Completely immerse the cell and soak for 20 to 30
minutes.
Figure 9
E. Thoroughly rinse both sides of cell. If a sprayer is
available, spray with water (Figure 10). Check to
make sure cell plates are clean.
F. Repeat (C) to (E) if necessary.
Figure 10
G. Shake as much water out of the cell as possible
and allow at least one hour for cell to dry.
H. Check to make sure cell is thoroughly dry and
replace in unit as described below.
TO REPLACE CELL AFTER CLEANING
NOTE: Use label located on top of cell for proper
placement of filters into cell and for replacing
cell into unit. Unit will not operate properly if
cell is not replaced correctly.
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