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Operation

This 465-C1 humidifier operates on the silent principle of
evaporation. When your unit is operating properly, you may
observe the drum turning freely by looking through the
observation window. Evaporation takes place as the air passes
through the moistened evaporator pad held in place by the
specially engineered rotating drum assembly. Operation is
completely automatic. Working in conjunction with the
heating system blower, a portion of the warm air is bypassed
through the humidifier for quiet and economical
humidification of the air in your home. The humidifier is
designed for use with either hard or softened water.

Set the humidistat in the recommended range of 30-50%
Relative Humidity for automatic humidity control during the
heating season (a lower setting may be used to control
condensation on single pane windows). During the first
heating season, check for mineral build-up on the evaporator
pad every month to establish the proper cleaning schedule.
Clean the unit at the end of each heating season or whenever
mineral deposits appear to clog the openings in the
evaporator pad

You can easily check your humidifier to be sure it is in working
condition. Simply turn the humidistat to a higher setting and
look through the observation window (a flashlight may be
needed). If the unit is working properly, the evaporator pad
will be rotating. Be sure to set the humidistat back to the
desired level.

Summer

When shutting the humidifier down for the summer months,
start with cleaning any mineral accumulation from the unit.
Leave the water turned off and the unit dry. If the furnace fan
is to be used for cooling purposes, disconnect power to the
humidifier or turn the humidistat to the OFF position and
remove the entire evaporator pad and cage assembly.

Winter

At the beginning of the heating season, return the entire
evaporator pad and cage assembly to their original location. It
is recommended that the evaporator pad be replaced before
each heating season. Turn on the water, check the water level
within the humidifier and return the humidistat to the desired
level. 

Summary of Contents for 465-C1

Page 1: ...Maintenance 7 Unit Diagram and Parts List 9 Warranty Back cover Manual for Installation Operation Maintenance Duct Mount Rotating Drum Humidifier Model 465 C1 Table of Contents 252911 001 9 04 CAUTION...

Page 2: ...storm windows Air exchange rate of 1 0 change per hour A Loose Home is generally one constructed before 1930 has little or no insulation no storm doors storm windows weather stripping or vapor barrie...

Page 3: ...his product 1 Read the instructions carefully to ensure safe operation Failure to follow them could damage the product or cause personal injury and or property damage 2 Check the ratings given on the...

Page 4: ...motor shaft and place the other end in the U shaped holder 8 Slide the stainless steel retainer over the shaft notch to hold the drum shaft in place NOTE Do NOT use the drum to turn the motor Damage...

Page 5: ...ould occur from accidental overflow connect a 1 2 drain hose to the brass overflow nipple 16 Do NOT solder the drain line directly to the humidifier because heat can warp and damage the pan 17 Mount t...

Page 6: ...lectrical wiring can cause personal shock injury or property damage It is required by local codes that the unit be installed by a properly qualified HVAC technician or electrician following NEC and an...

Page 7: ...the proper cleaning schedule Clean the unit at the end of each heating season or whenever mineral deposits appear to clog the openings in the evaporator pad You can easily check your humidifier to be...

Page 8: ...e OFF position and disconnect the humidifier from the power source 3 Turn off the water at the saddle valve by turning clockwise 4 Remove the window panel panel with label attached on the front of the...

Page 9: ...ly into the humidifier and replace the drain plug 13 Latch the pan onto both metal loops at the outlet end of the unit 14 Swing the pan up to engage the Mounting Plate tang The pan will nest into the...

Page 10: ...9 21 20 2 7 1 3 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 18 16 17 15 4 19 23 22 6 5 Unit Diagram...

Page 11: ...ve FV 11 7 Brass Compression Nut FV 12 8 Closed End 1221 9 Cage 1219 10 Evaporator Pad 1220P 11 Open End 1222 12 Drum Bearing 1223 13 Bracket 1213 14 Drum Bearing Clip 1316 15 Outlet Clamp 251040 001...

Page 12: ...ders 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 T...

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