down the edge of fixture slightly, so that the fixture will be locked in.
Note: Make figures of the fixture and the shield superposed. Keep the
arrowhead adown.
SECTION 6 Operation
Put the plug of power into the socket and turn on the power switch, the air blower
start working. Activate the BLOWER by turning the FAN SPEED knob clockwise.
The IONIZATION INDICATOR will illuminate to indicate the presence of ionized
air.
Set the air flow as desired by adjusting the FAN SPEED knob. To clean the ion
emitter points, rotate the POINT CLEANER knob clockwise to the stop
(approximately one turn) and release. Turn on the lighting switch if need.
The BLOWER OVERHEAD produces an ionized air stream that covers a targeted
area. The time required to neutralize a static charge on an item in the air stream
depends on many factors. Two important factors are: distance to ionizer and air
velocity. Air ions constantly “neutralize” each other. Positive and negative ions are
statically attracted to each other. When they contact, the charge transfers and the
ions “recombine”. With high air velocity, the air ions travel further before they
“recombine”. Setting the fan speed as high as acceptable results in more rapid
neutralization. For fast neutralizing, the item should be held within 1 to 3 feet from
the BLOWER.
When using the BLOWER in an electronics assembly area, the ionized air stream
should cover as much of the work area as possible. Charged items introduced into
the work area will be neutralized and will remain neutral while in the ionized air
stream.
SECTION 7 Maintenance
The BLOWER OVERHEAD has been designed with low maintenance in mind. The
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