Honeywell F52F Bedienungsanleitung

F52F

ELECTRONIC

AIR CLEANER

OWNER’S GUIDE

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CONTENTS

PAGE

THE SOLID STATE PERFORMANCE INDICATOR 2

OPERATINGYOUR ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER 3

GETTING THE MOST FROMYOUR AIR CLEANER 5

CLEANING THE CELL(S) AND PREFILTER 6

HOW ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANING WORKS 15

BEFOREYOU CALL FOR SERVICE 20

HONEYWELL 10YEAR CLEAN COIL GUARANTEE 22

PERFECT CLIMATE® 24

LIMITED TWO-YEAR WARRANTY 25

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THE SOLID STATE PERFORMANCE INDICATOR

This air cleaner is equipped with a

special solid state circuit that operates

the optional W8600E Solid State

Performance Indicator (see photo).

The W8600E Indicator is designed to be

mounted next to your thermostat, and to

monitor the air cleaner performance.

If you have ordered the W8600E

Indicator, you will notice three light-

emitting diodes (LEDs) on the W8600E

labeled ON, WASH and CHECK.

• During normal air cleaner opera-

tion, the ON LED is lit (whenever

the system fan is on).

• If excessive dirt has accumulated on the air cleaner’s cell(s), the

WASH LED will light to alert you that a cell and prefilter wash is

past due.

• Extreme dirt loading (beyond that required to activate the WASH

LED), electronic malfunction, or other equipment problems will

cause the CHECK LED to light.

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OPERATINGYOUR ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER

Set the ON-OFF switch to ON.The air

cleaner will now operate whenever

your furnace/air conditioning system

fan operates. For maximum air

cleaning benefit and cleaner air

conditioner coils, leave the air cleaner

switch on at all times and the fan

switch on your thermostat on. Of

course, continuous fan operation will

add a small amount to your electric bill

each month.

When the fan comes on, the neon light

located near the ON-OFF switch will

light, indicating that the air cleaner is

functioning.

ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.

If your air cleaner is equipped with a

wall-mounted W8600E Solid State

Performance Indicator (see page 2),

the ON LED will be on

whenever the

air cleaner is in operation

. Of course,

the system fan will also be running.

You may hear a snapping electrical

arcing sound occasionally as the air

cleaner operates.This is usually

caused by a larger dust particle

causing a high voltage discharge.The

snapping sound means that your air

cleaner is working as it should.

CHECK

WASH

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ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.

If you do not want the air cleaner to

run, set the ON-OFF switch to OFF to

turn off the air cleaner.Your furnace

and air conditioner will still operate

normally, but without the added benefit

of air cleaning. Normally, this switch

should be ON at all times.

When the fan stops, the neon light

goes out, as does the ON LED on the

Solid State Performance Indicator.The

air cleaner is off until the heating or air

conditioning and fan start again.

ONE-CELL MODEL SHOWN.

CHECK

WASH

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GETTINGTHE MOST FROMYOUR AIR CLEANER

For greatest efficiency, the air cleaner should

run all the time.To do this, set the fan switch on

your thermostat to ON, and make sure the air

cleaner is switched on.The fan and air cleaner

will run even when the furnace or air conditioner

is off.Note: A manual fan switch may be built

into the furnace fan controller.

The air cleaner itself uses less power than a

40 watt light bulb (two-cell model—33 watts;

single-cell model—22 watts).You will also have

the cost of running the system fan to consider.

Generally the added cost is more than offset by

the added benefits of full time air cleaning and

improved air circulation. Some people feel that

room temperatures stay more even when the

fan is always on.

Even if your thermostat does not have a fan ON

position, you can obtain maximum available air

cleaning benefit by making sure the air cleaner

is always switched on so it operates whenever

the furnace or air conditioner is on.

Although the air cleaner is designed to be

efficient over a wide range of cell loading

conditions, regular cleaning is your best

assurance of consistent performance. Also, a

very dirty cell and prefilter reduces air flow and,

in turn, this reduces the efficiency of the furnace

or air conditioner.

Run the air

cleaner as much

as possible

Keep the cell(s)

and prefilter clean

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CLEANINGTHE CELL(S) AND PREFILTER

To ensure optimum performance from the air

cleaner, the cell(s) and prefilter must be cleaned

regularly—every one to six months.Washing

frequency will vary depending on the number of

family members, pets, activities (such as cooking,

woodworking, etc.) and smoking habits. Use the

wash reminder schedule included in the literature

package to help establish and maintain a regular

cleaning schedule.

Setting a

regular cleaning

schedule

If your air cleaner has a W8600E Indicator (shown on page 2), the

WASH LED will light to remind you that a cell and prefilter washing is

past due.When the WASH LED comes on, it means that the cell(s) are

loaded with dirt to the point that air cleaning efficiency is diminished.You

should plan to wash the cell(s) and prefilter as soon as possible. By

using the wash reminder schedule, a washing schedule can be

established that keeps the cell(s) clean enough so the WASH LED does

not come on.

If you find that the WASH LED is coming on more frequently than the

schedule that was established on the wash reminder schedule, you may

have a buildup of residue on the ionizer wires.If the collector plates on

the cell(s) look clean, you can try wiping the ionizer wires with a clean

cloth instead of washing the entire cell.

You can also consider whether some activity in your home has changed,

causing the cell(s) to become dirty faster. Have the windows been open

more often? Has someone been smoking more often? Has someone

taken up woodworking?

NOTE: You can let the heating or air conditioning system operate

normally while the cell(s) is being washed. Simply turn off the

air cleaner switch.

ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANER WASH REMINDER SCHEDULE

INSTALLATION DATE

JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC

M7811

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Removing the

electronic cell(s)

and prefilter TURN LATCH

M7814

F52 ACCESS

DOOR

STEP 1

Open the door by turning the two door latches.

SPRING

CLIP

PREFILTER

SCREEN

M7812

STEP 2

The prefilter is held in place by a spring clip and a

U-shaped channel. Lift the prefilter at the spring clip

end and slide it out of the U-shaped channel.

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STEP 3

The electronic cell(s) are held in the air cleaner

by a latch at the top, and metal hooks on the

bottom. Push the cell inward to release the latch

and rotate the latch away from the cell. See

photo.

STEP 4

Lift the cell and tip it slightly to release it from

the cell hooks.

The prefilter can be vacuumed, brushed,

sprayed with a garden hose, or washed at the

same time as the electronic cell(s).

CAUTION

Burn hazard.

Can cause personal injury.

Allow the cell(s) to cool completely in the

dishwasher at the end of the wash cycle or

wear protective gloves to avoid burns.Hot

water can accumulate in the tubes

supporting the collector plates.Tip the cell(s)

so these tubes drain.

Cleaning the

prefilter

CELL LATCH

M9676A

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