User manual HERRMIDIFIER 707

[. . . ] Since every degree of temperature setback represents about 3% of your heating costs, this can possibly represent a significant annual savings. During the heating season, cold air is brought into the home and heated. When heated, this air dries out and greatly increases its capacity to hold more moisture. By using a humidifier, a source of water is provided to satisfy this increased moisture holding capability, rather than having it drawn from our body surface and the surrounding furnishings in the home. Specifications SPECIFICATIONS Model Type of Unit Duct Mounting GPD @ 140° GPD @ 120° GPD @ 100° Voltages Unit Dimensions Duct Opening Shipping Weight Standard Equipment Mister 707/Mister 707-1 Atomizing Supply 11. 0 11. 0 Not recommend for heat pumps 24V, 120V 6" W x 2 3/4" D x 6" H 5" W x 5 3/8" H 3 lbs. [. . . ] Tilt the humidifier into position and fasten with (2) sheet metal screws. 5 Screw CAUTION: Only a trained service person should install this humidifier. Do not connect the unit to power source until installation is complete. A thorough checkout of the unit installation should be completed before operation. Failure to follow these directions may void the manufacturer's original warranty. Duct Cut-Out Retainer Humidifier Foam Seal Screws Installation 16. Install the saddle valve (from parts bag) per instructions printed on valve packaging. Place the compression nut on one end of the water tubing, with the threads facing toward the tubing end. Slide the Delrin sleeve (from parts bag) over the tubing with the short beveled end toward the nut. Leave 5/32" of tubing protruding beyond the end of the delrin sleeve. Press the insert (from parts bag) into the water tubing. If the tubing is too small to allow the insert to enter, place the end of the tubing in hot water to soften the plastic. The internal thermostat indicates the temperature at which the humidifier will turn on. The humidifier should activate after the furnace blower comes on and shut off before the furnace blower turns off. If this does not occur, readjust the furnace fan switch as required. If applicable, set the humidistat in the recommended range of 30-40% Relative Humidity for automatic humidity control during the heating season (a lower setting may be used to control condensation on single pane windows). Due to the operation cycle of the furnace and humidifier, it may take two to five days to reach the proper humidification level. Recommended Relative Humidity Levels vs. Temperature Outside Temperature (°F) 40 30 20 10 0 Recommended Relative Humidity % 45 40 35 30 25 Note: When shutting the humidifier down for the summer months turn the water off and clean any mineral accumulation from the unit. If the furnace fan is to be used for cooling purposes, disconnect power to the humidifier or turn the humidistat to the OFF position if applicable. 9 Maintenance Like your heating system and air conditioning unit, periodic maintenance and cleaning are required to ensure the safe and efficient operation of your humidifier. To improve the efficiency of your humidifier, and to reduce the possibility of a health hazard, it is recommended that you take the following precautions: · Follow the manufacturer's recommended cleaning and maintenance instructions. · The amount of minerals and other impurities in a water source can vary greatly, therefore the frequency of cleaning the humidifier also varies. · During the heating season, check for film or scale build-up on the atomizing nozzle and drip sleeve on a monthly basis. Establish a proper cleaning schedule to ensure the efficiency of the humidifier. [. . . ] Remove the solenoid valve assembly from the case using a Phillips head screwdriver. Note: Be careful not to puncture the filter. 11. Remove the coil from the assembly by turning the valve body counter clockwise. Clean and remove all particulates from the brass fittings, filter, plunger/spring assembly and orifices in the valve body using a 707/707 solution of white vinegar and water or a liquid humidifier cleaner. Reassemble the parts, paying careful attention to the diagram below for the correct placement. [. . . ]