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2. Soak the cells for the time indicated on the
cleaning solution label. Before removing the
cells, slosh them around several times.
3. Rinse the cells with a fine spray.
4. Soak the cells and let the water drain. If the
water draining from the cells feels slippery,
they need more rinsing.
5. Inspect the cells for cleanliness. If any dirt
remains, it probably indicates that the cells
should be washed more frequently. Repeat
this soaking procedure, if needed, to get the
cells clean.
REPLACE THE ELECTRONIC CELLS
AND THE SPRAY SHIELDS
1. Replace the electronic cell so that the arrow
on the handle-side of the cell points in the
direction of the airflow.
2. Insert the spray shields in the channels
provided.
3. Replace and close the power door.
NOTE: The just washed cell may be replaced in
the cabinet even though it is still wet. The system
light may come on during the normal drying
period.
IONIZING WIRE REPLACEMENT
The fine wire electrodes in the charging section of
the electronic cell may break or become damaged.
During operation, a broken or deformed wire
generally causes a short to ground, possibly with
visible arcing or sparking. This condition, or any
other short in the charging section, is indicated by
the status light on the power door. Broken wires
must be replaced. Remove all parts of the broken
wire and temporarily use the cell short of one wire
until it can be replaced as directed below. See the
PARTS LIST to order wires.
To replace the ionizing wires, remove the
electronic cell from the cabinet and proceed as
follows:
1. Remove all of the broken wire from the cell
mounting brackets. See Fig. 16.
2. Install the new wire.
a. Insert the “T” end of the ionizing wire into
the keyhole spring until the hooked end
can be secured in the mounting bracket
hole.
Use a long nose pliers and carefully pull the
spring until the hooked end can be secured in
the mounting bracket hole.
FIGURE 16 – METHOD OF REPLACING THE
IONIZING WIRE