5.
There should be no obstructions directly in the path of the
discharge mist. Failure to follow this direction could result
in
decreased efficiency and/or unwanted condensation.
6.
Ensure that there is adequate air movement
in
the application.
Failure to follow this direction could result in overspray or
excessive condensation.
7.
Position the wire bracket to the wall and mark the screw hole
locations. Attach the corners with (4)
3,411
sheet metal screws
provided. Move the side adjusting arms vertically until the shelf
is level. Mark the location of the hole and use the (2)
3,4
II sheet
metal screws to fasten the side arms securely.
8.
Carefully rotate the impeller by hand, making sure that it turns
freely before mounting the unit in place.
9.
Mount the unit with the float & valve assembly connection
positioned atthe mostconvenient location that allows a minimum
of obstructions due to traffic.
10.
Ensure thatthe reservoir feet do not rest on the wire bracket and
that the reservoir is level when positioned
on
the bracket.
11.
Place the compression nut
on
one end of the water tubing, with
the threads facing toward the tubing end.
12.
Slide the Oelrin sleeve over the tubing with the thick end toward
the nut.
13.
Press the insertinto the watertubing. Ifthe tubing is too small to
allow the insert to enter, place the end of the tubing
in
hot water
to soften the plastic. Place the insert against a flat surface and
press the tubing onto the insert.
14.
Fasten the water line securely to the float & valve assembly.
NOTE: Ensure that the float & valve assembly does not turn
when tightening the compression nut.
15.
The float and valve assembly has already been factory adjusted
to maintain 1 -1
~II
of water in the water reservoir pan at normal
water pressure. If necessary, bend the float arm to the required
position to maintain the water level at other water pressures.
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