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Installation

Physical installation

Remember to select a location that is
readily accessible for periodic inspection
and cleaning of your humidifier.

1.  Read the instructions carefully prior to

installing this product to ensure safe
operation. Failure to follow these
instructions could damage the humidifier or
cause a hazardous condition.

2.  Check the ratings given on the product to

make sure it is suitable for your application.

3.  Tape the template (found in the parts bag)

in place on the duct and punch the (4) holes
as marked. Also punch holes at the (4)
corners of the cut out to use as reference
points.

4.  Drill the (2) 1/8” diameter holes at the top of

the template.

5.  Drill the (2) 7/32” diameter holes at the side

(bottom).

6.  Neatly cut out the duct as shown on the

template.

7.  Remove all sharp edges and burrs to prevent

damage to the unit or injury to yourself.

8.  Remove the Retainer and (4) sheet metal

screws  from the parts bag.

9.  Carefully place the Retainer inside the duct

and fasten loosely with (1) screw.

10. Place the bottom lip of the humidifier on the

bottom edge of the cut out.

11. Slide the Retainer over the lip and secure

with (1) sheet metal screw at the other side.

12. Tighten both screws securely to fasten the

unit into place.

13. The unit should now hinge up easily and

align with the holes drilled at the top.

14. Remove the foam seal from the parts bag,

remove the paper backing and place on the
sheet metal around the cut out opening to
seal the humidifier.

15. Tilt the humidifier into position and fasten

with (2) sheet metal screws.

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

Screw

Humidifier

Foam Seal

Screws

Summary of Contents for Herrmidifier Mister 50

Page 1: ...To Check for Leaks 10 To Clean Spray Nozzle 11 To Clean Solenoid Valve 12 Unit Diagram and Parts List 13 Warranty Back cover Manual for Installation Operation Maintenance Duct Mount Atomizing Humidifi...

Page 2: ...y are many They include both personal comfort as well as the preservation of furniture draperies carpets wooden floors and cabinets paintings pianos etc Your home will be more comfortable at a lower t...

Page 3: ...me of 70 This chart uses A R I standard designations A Tight Home is assumed to be well insulated with vapor barriers tight storm windows and doors and a dampered fireplace Air exchange rate of 5 chan...

Page 4: ...185 4 44 225 5 44 50 250 6 00 300 7 20 75 375 9 00 445 10 68 1 0 500 12 00 600 14 40 WATER PRESSURE Oil Nozzle 80 PSI 100 PSI size GPH GPD GPH GPD 37 275 6 60 300 7 20 50 350 8 40 400 9 60 75 550 13...

Page 5: ...hermostat can be located upstream from the nozzle For plenum mounting the nozzle should always be pointed in the up position When the position of the nozzle has been determined tighten the nozzle sole...

Page 6: ...ourself 8 Remove the Retainer and 4 sheet metal screws from the parts bag 9 Carefully place the Retainer inside the duct and fasten loosely with 1 screw 10 Place the bottom lip of the humidifier on th...

Page 7: ...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 20 Fasten tubing assembly securely to the saddle valve but do not...

Page 8: ...hermostat Mister 50 24v Humidifier Solenoid Valve Electrical connections 24v Fan Limit Fan Motor Humidistat Thermostat Mister 50 1 120v Humidifier Solenoid Valve Electrical connections 120v WARNING Im...

Page 9: ...on BEFORE the humidifier 3 The solenoid valve will make an audible click when it operates either on or off 4 If necessary adjust the furnace fan control to a lower setting to allow the blower to turn...

Page 10: ...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 se...

Page 11: ...er is not the source of these impurities Maintenance To check for leaks 1 Turn the furnace and humidistat on and ensure that the humidifier has operated for at least 1 minute 2 Remove the screws from...

Page 12: ...ench into the set screw and turn it counter clockwise and remove the components 10 Rinse and clean all parts Suggested cleaners include 50 50 solution of white vinegar and water or liquid humidifier c...

Page 13: ...brass adapter from the IN port of the valve 10 Remove the filter from inside the inlet brass adapter using a small nail or paperclip Note Be careful not to puncture the filter 11 Remove the coil from...

Page 14: ...13 Unit Diagram 9 8 13 10 11 12 20 Humidifier 20 19 17 19 15 18...

Page 15: ...olt Valve Assembly 12004 002 10 Street Elbow 12009 12009 11 Adapter Brass G 157 G 157 12 Filter Conical G 125 G 125 13 Cover 12002 12002 14 Humidistat 24 volt not shown 352680 004C 14a Humidistat 120...

Page 16: ...edders com Humidifiers which have been installed or become part of real estate cannot be returned CareCo will receive freight prepaid only removable parts or components of such defective humidifiers 6...

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