Air King AKCV1310 User's Manual
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1. Figure 19 see step 7 in Installing the Tubing section for cementing instructions Figure 18 gt Mounting Plate a Figure 19 Figure 20 5 Tape the low voltage wire minimum solid 18 gauge two conductor to the end of a sufficiently long enough piece of tubing and pass it up through the previously drilled hole Figure 8 6 Remove the wire and pass it through the upper hole of the mounting plate and connect to the terminal screws on the rear of the wall inlet Figure 11 7 Angle the mounting plate and elbow into the previously cut hole in the wall and make the connection with the tubing Figure 20 000000 Rev A 3 05 WWW AIRKINGLIMITED COM 8 Align the inlet screw holes with the mounting plate holes and lightly press the inlet into place guiding any extra wire back through the mounting plate as you go Attach wall inlet to mounting plate with provided screws making sure mounting plate is properly seated in hole Figure 12 NOTE Do not cement wall inlet to mounting plate the built in mounting plate gasket will provide a positive seal Installing the Tubing NOTE When installing the tubing start at the farthest inlet and work towards the power unit Keep the tubing as straight as possible with the least amount of elbows and tees as possible to ensure maximum performance of your system When installing tees or elbows make sure the curve in the fitting is aligned so that the air flow is towards the2. 000000 Rev A 3 05 WWW AIRKINGLIMITED COM 5 of 16
3. 12 Installing Electric Wall Inlet Models CVIV65A or CVIV65W CAUTION INSTALLATION WORK AND ELECTRICAL WIRING MUST BE DONE BY QUALIFIED PERSON S IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS INCLUDING FIRE RELATED CONSTRUCTION CAUTION MAKE SURE POWER IS SWITCHED OFF AT SERVICE PANEL BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION 1 Before the drywall is installed run wire from a nearby electrical outlet box or junction box through the supplied strain relief and into the hole in the mounting plate leaving about 10 of excess to make the connections to the inlet Secure the wire in place by tightening the strain relief Figure 13 Low Voltage Wire Supply Wires from Electrical Box Figure 13 2 Cap the loose wires and tuck back inside of mounting plate Once the drywall has been completed the wall inlets can be installed Start by checking the mounting plate for any debris that might have been left from the drywall process and clean if necessary 3 Connect the low voltage wire to the terminal screws on the rear of the wall inlet Second connect the black wire from the supply to the black wire of the inlet then connect the white wire from the supply to the white wire of the inlet Use approved electrical wire nuts for all connections Figure 14 4 Align the inlet screw holes with the mounting plate holes and press the inlet into place guiding any extra wire back through the mounting plate as you go Attach wall inlet to
4. and should be installed at this point 2 of 16 Installing the Tubing NOTE When installing the tubing start at the farthest inlet and work towards the power unit Keep the tubing as straight as possible with the least amount of elbows and tees as possible to ensure maximum performance of your system When installing tees or elbows make sure the curve in the fitting is aligned so that the air flow is towards the power unit 1 Cut a 2 1 2 diameter hole in the sole plate header or stud directly in line with the opening of the inlet fitting Figure 5 2 Measure the length of tubing needed to connect into the main trunk line adding approximately 3 4 of tubing for insertion into fittings 3 Cut the tubing taking care to keep the straight square edge The use of a miter box is recommended Figure 6 4 Remove rough edges with a utility knife or coarse sand paper Figure 7 Extra wire for inlet connection Low Voltage Wire Figure 7 Figure 8 5 Dry fit all pieces and ensure proper fit and alignment before cementing 6 When dry fitting tubing run low voltage wire minimum solid 18 gauge two conductor by securing to tubing with tape Allow approximately 6 of excess wire for connection to each inlet Figure 8 NOTE PVC solvent cement welds the fitting to the tubing through a chemical reaction to produce an air tight seal It is important to make sure all surfaces are clean and free of burrs to ensure a pr
5. mounting plate with provided screws Figure 12 NOTE The electrified wall inlet should be listed on the inspection report for building inspection purposes 3 of 16 Installation into Existing Construction Installing the Inlet Valves 1 Once the desired location of the inlet has been determined drill a small pilot hole through the subfloor directly below the center of the inlet and as close to the wall as possible Figure 15 Drywall 2 1 2 Hole Pilot da 2 1 4 Figure 16 Sole Plate Baseboard Figure 15 2 From below locate the pilot hole and measure over approximately 2 1 4 1 2 for the drywall 1 3 4 to the center of a standard 2 x 4 sole plate Add extra for any additional material such as baseboards thicker drywall etc Using a 2 1 2 hole cutter drill through flooring and sole plate Using a flashlight inspect the interior of the wall to confirm that there are no obstructions Figure 16 NOTE Installation height will depend on personal preference but generally the inlet is installed 18 above the finished floor 3 After confirming that there are no obstructions within the wall cut a 2 1 2 x 4 3 8 hole in the wall at the desired wall inlet location Figure 17 Break Off Tab Figure 17 4 Remove the perforated section of the mounting plate Figure 18 and cement a model CVFE90S short 90 elbow to the mounting plate facing the correct direction to make the connection to the tubing
6. 2 Plug the power unit s grounded cord into a 120 volt grounded receptacle Check the System 1 Make sure all inlets are closed and the collection canister is in place Switch the power on using the manual power switch on the power unit to test 2 Test the inlets by inserting the power hose The power unit should turn on and begin suctioning Check for any air leaks in the system Maintenance CAUTION make SURE POWER UNIT IS UNPLUGGED BEFORE SERVICING THE UNIT 1 The only regular maintenance your system will need is for the collection canister to be emptied Usage will dictate how often this needs to be done To empty the canister release the two clips on either side of the canister and slide off When reinstalling make sure the canister is properly seated in the rubber gasket 2 Your unit is equipped with a self cleaning filter and it should not be removed If an excess of debris has built up on the filter you can simply shake it off It is recommended that you place a large plastic garbage bag under the unit when doing this CAUTION DO NOT USE GASOLINE BENZINE THINNER HARSH CLEANSERS ETC AS THEY MAY DAMAGE THE RANGE HOOD NEVER USE ALCOHOL OR SOLVENTS 3 Ifthe power unit needs to be cleaned use a damp towel with a mild detergent such as dishwashing liquid and dry with a soft cloth NEVER USE ANY ABRASIVE PADS OR SCOURING POWDERS Use caution when cleaning around motor area and DO NOT allow water to enter into moto
7. FOR USE ON A NOMINAL 120 VOLT CIRCUIT AND HAS A GROUNDING PLUG MAKE SURE THAT THE UNIT IS CONNECTED TO AN OUTLET HAVING THE SAME CONFIGURATIONS AS THE PLUG NO ADAPTER SHOULD BE USED WITH THIS UNIT This unit requires a dedicated grounded electrical outlet of 120 volts AC 60 Hz 15 amp circuit SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS 000000 Rev A 3 05 WWW AIRKINGLIMITED COM 1 of 16 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 1 Unpack central vacuum power unit from the carton and confirm that all pieces are present In addition to the power unit you should have 1 Power unit mounting bracket 1 Inlet valve 1 Instruction Safety Sheet Planning the Installation The Air King Central Vacuum System consists of three major components The power unit fittings including the inlet valves and tubing and the tool kit The power unit is designed to be permanently mounted in one location with connections made to the living area with a network of inlets and tubing Locating the Power Unit 1 The power unit can be located in a garage basement utility room or any other room that allows for sufficient ventilation is dry and provides accessibility to the unit for emptying the collection canister CAUTION IF THE POWER UNIT IS INSTALLED IN A CLOSET OR UTILITY ROOM IT MUST BE VENTED TO PROVIDE ENOUGH AIR FLOW LOUVERED DOORS CAN BE USED DO NOT MOUNT IN A HIGH AMBIENT TEMPERATURE AREA SUCH AS ATTIC FURNACE ROOM ETC NOTE If venting the unit to the outdoo
8. IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS OPERATING MANUAL Models AKCV1225 AKCV1380 AKCV1310 g e K C Ventilation Products Central Vacuum READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS READ CAREFULLY BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO ASSEMBLE INSTALL OPERATE OR MAINTAIN THE PRODUCT DESCRIBED PROTECT YOURSELF AND OTHERS BY OBSERVING ALL SAFETY INFORMATION FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH INSTRUCTIONS COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE RETAIN INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE GENERAL SAFETY INFORMATION When using electrical appliances basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk of fire electric shock and injury to person including the following WARNING To REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK AND INJURY TO PERSON OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING 1 Read all instructions before installing or using the central vacuum 2 Use this central vacuum only as described in this manual Any other use not recommended by the manufacturer may cause fire electrical shock or injury to persons WARNING Do NOT DEPEND UPON THE UNIT S CONTROLS AS THE SOLE MEANS OF DISCONNECTING POWER WHEN INSTALLING OR SERVICING ALWAYS UNPLUG THE UNIT 3 Before servicing or cleaning the unit unplug the unit 4 Installation work and electrical wiring must be done by qualified person s in accordance with all applicable codes and standards including fire related construction 5 Make certain that the power source conforms to the electrical requirements
9. cidental or consequential damages and some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so these exclusions or limitations may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state and province to province Troubleshooting Guide Trouble 1 Unit will not turn on Probable Cause Power unit is not plugged in Fuse or circuit breaker blown or OFF Loose connection in wiring to inlets Collection canister is full Collection canister not properly installed Blockage in the hose Blockage in the pipe 2 Loss of suction power Suggested Remedy Plug power unit in Check main and branch fuse or circuit breaker Check wire connections to the inlet to insure proper connection 1 Check to see if collection canister needs to be emptied 2 Check to make sure canister is properly seated in rubber gasket 3 Use along blunt object to clear the blockage 4 Check at inlet location for any obstructions If the blockage is further into the system contact your local dealer for assistance FOR PARTS OR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Please call 1 800 465 7300 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 8 AM AND 4 00 PM EST PLEASE DO NOT RETURN PRODUCT TO PLACE OF PURCHASE Reference the type and style of product located on label on product when you call For more information please visit our website wwwairkinglimited com
10. ide of collection canister during shipping using at least two appropriate screws not included for the wall material Figure 21 The bracket must be level and mounted high enough to allow a minimum of 18 from the floor to the bottom of the collection canister AKCVM1 Sound Power Unit Bracket Cross Bolt Mounting Bracket Screw Holes Figure 21 Figure 22 2 Hang power unit on bracket so that it is properly seated between the two brackets of the power unit and tighten cross bolt Figure 21 3 Make tubing connections by cementing intake tubing from the inlets to the intake valve and connecting exhaust tubing to the exhaust valve An optional model AKCVM1 sound muffler not included can be installed to the exhaust tubing to reduce the sound of the exhaust air Figure 22 NOTE Exhaust should not be vented into a wall ceiling or concealed space within the home It is best to exhaust to the outdoors 4 of 16 Wiring 1 Make connections to low voltage wire from inlet to inlet in parallel Connect any low voltage wire along trunk and branch lines using suitable wire connectors Connect the low voltage wire to crimp connectors located on the top outside of the power unit Figure 23 Low Voltage Wire le Low Voltage Wire lt Crimp Connector Power Unit Lead To Other Inlets Figure 23 Inlets
11. of the unit CAUTION THIS UNIT MUST NOT BE USED IN POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS LOCATIONS SUCH AS FLAMMABLE EXPLOSIVE CHEMICAL LADEN OR WET ATMOSPHERES 6 When cutting or drilling into wall or ceiling do not damage electrical wiring and other hidden utilities CAUTION EXHAUST SHOULD NOT BE VENTED INTO A WALL CEILING OR CONCEALED SPACE WITHIN THE HOME 7 This unit is not intended for use on wet or outdoor locations flammable or combustible liquids burning or smoking items such as cigarettes matches or hot ashes 8 The central vacuum must be grounded as a precaution against possible electrical shock 9 Do not use with damaged cord or plug 10 Do not insert any objects into openings other than acceptable hose connections 11 Use extra care when vacuuming on stairs 12 To avoid motor bearing damage and noisy and or unbalanced impellers keep drywall spray construction dust etc off power unit WARNING To REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT USE THIS FAN WITH ANY SOLID STATE SPEED CONTROL DEVICE ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS WARNING improper CONNECTION OF THE EQUIPMENT GROUNDING CONDUCTOR CAN RESULT IS A RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK CHECK WITH A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN OR SERVICE PERSON IF YOU ARE IN DOUBT AS TO WHETHER THE OUTLET IS PROPERLY GROUNDED DO NOT MODIFY THE PLUG PROVIDED WITH THE UNIT IF IT WILL NOT FIT THE OUTLET HAVE A PROPER OUTLET INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN WARNING THIS UNIT IS
12. oper seal 7 Once all tubing has been cut cleaned and checked for fit apply model CVFA35 PVC cement not included or equivalent cement to the outside of the tubing covering about 1 DO NOT allow any of the cement to enter the inside of the tubing Figure 9 Cement Applicator Cement H Figure 10 8 Insert tubing with cement into fitting with a twisting motion to ensure the cement has been evenly spread Check that the tubing is evenly seated in the fitting and is aligned properly with the rest of the line Figure 10 000000 Rev A 3 05 WWW AIRKINGLIMITED COM Installing Wall Inlet Models CVIV60A or CVIV60W CAUTION INSTALLATION WORK AND ELECTRICAL WIRING MUST BE DONE BY QUALIFIED PERSON S IN ACCORDANCE WITH ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND STANDARDS INCLUDING FIRE RELATED CONSTRUCTION CAUTION MAKE SURE POWER IS SWITCHED OFF AT SERVICE PANEL BEFORE STARTING INSTALLATION 1 Once the drywall has been completed the wall inlets can be installed Start by checking the mounting plate for any debris that might have been left from the drywall process and clean if necessary 2 Connect the low voltage wire to the terminal screws on the rear of the wall inlet Figure 11 Figure 11 Figure 12 3 Align the inlet screw holes with the mounting plate holes and press the inlet into place guiding any extra wire back through the mounting plate as you go Attach wall inlet to mounting plate with provided screws Figure
13. ormance When elbows are needed 45 fittings should be used or if a 90 connection is required a sweep elbow should be used 000000 Rev A 3 05 WWW AIRKINGLIMITED COM 45 Elbows Obstruction Trunk Line to Power Unit Trunk Line to last Inlet Figure 2 2 Branch lines join the remaining inlets to the trunk line and can be run through walls closets cold air return duct etc As with the trunk line branch lines should be kept at straight as possible 3 Avoid gravity drops in the branch line A branch line located directly below an overhead trunk line will accumulate dirt due to the effects of gravity The result will be a pile of debris at the base of the inlet valve each time it is opened Figure 3 l Wrong Correct Figure 3 CAUTION MAKE SURE TUBING WILL NOT OBSTRUCT OR INTERFERE WITH ELECTRICAL PLUMBING OR OTHER MECHANICAL INSTALLATIONS Installation into New Construction Installing the Inlet Valves 1 Using flush mounting screws not provided install the appropriate inlet mounting plate to the wall stud Figure 4 l Model CVIV70 Standard Inlet Mounting Plate Model CVIV65 Electric Inlet Mounting Plate Model CVIV80 Plaster Guard NOTE Installation height will depend on personal preference but generally the inlet is installed 18 above the finished floor 2 To protect the system during the drywall phase of construction an optional CVIV80 plaster guard can be utilized
14. power unit 1 Measure the length of tubing needed to connect into the main trunk line adding approximately 3 4 of tubing for insertion into fittings 2 Cut the tubing taking care to keep the straight square edge The use of a miter box is recommended Figure 6 3 Remove rough edges with a utility knife or coarse sand paper Figure 7 Dry fit all pieces and ensure proper fit and alignment before cementing 5 When dry fitting tubing run low voltage wire 18 gauge two conductor by securing to tubing with tape Allow approximately 6 of excess wire for connection to each inlet Figure 8 NOTE PVC solvent cement welds the fitting to the tubing through a chemical reaction to produce an air tight seal It is important to make sure all surfaces are clean and free of burrs to ensure a proper seal 6 Once all tubing has been cut cleaned and checked for fit apply model CVFA35 PVC cement not included or equivalent cement to the outside of the tubing covering about 1 DO NOT allow any of the cement to enter the inside of the tubing Figure 9 7 Insert tubing with cement into fitting with a twisting motion to ensure the cement has been evenly spread Check that the tubing is evenly seated in the fitting and is aligned properly with the rest of the line Figure 10 Installing the Power Unit 1 Determine a mounting location within 5 feet of a grounded electrical outlet and install the included mounting bracket located ins
15. r chamber Completely dry the unit before connecting to power source NEVER IMMERSE ELECTRICAL PARTS IN WATER LIMITED WARRANTY All products manufactured by Air King Limited are warranted for one year from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship and or material In addition all ventilating exhaust fans heaters combination fan lights and or heaters and range hoods are guaranteed for five years from the date of purchase against defects in workmanship and or material This warranty does not cover any labor or shipping costs or the cost of replacement components as part of routine maintenance such as range hood grease filters charcoal filters or combination charcoal grease filters replacement light bulbs in range hoods or bathroom fan light bulb heater combinations As well any damage or failure caused by abuse misuse abnormal usage faulty installation or improper maintenance will not be covered by this warranty In order to make a claim on this warranty you must be the original consumer of the product You will be required to present to Air King the original bill of sale showing date of purchase place of purchase and model purchased Failure to meet these requirements will void your warranty Air King will not be held responsible for any bodily injury or damages to personal property or real estate whether caused directly or indirectly by the product Some states and provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of in
16. rs avoid venting to areas such as patios or entranceways 2 The power unit should be mounted within 5 feet of an acceptable outlet Check the electrical specifications of your specific unit to ensure the circuit is not being overloaded A dedicated 15 amp circuit should be used Locating the Inlet Valves 1 The number of inlet valves will be determined by the layout of your home The hose must be able to reach every corner of the home including inside closets and around furniture Inlets should be placed in central locations and avoid placing behind furniture or doors 2 Using a 30 foot piece of string or the hose itself have one person hold one end to the planned inlet location and have the second person walk around the room s to determine if more inlets are needed Continue this exercise until you can reach every area of the home Figure 1 1 1 1 i i 1 1 v 3 Ifthe installation is for new constructions and you are working with 1 4 scale blueprints use a seven inch string to represent the hose NOTE If an electrical tool kit with a corded hose will be used make sure an electrical outlet is located within 5 feet of the inlet Planning the Tubing System 1 The tubing system will include a main trunk line that will flow from the furthest wall inlet back to the power unit and can be run through the basement or the attic Figure 2 The trunk line should be kept as straight as possible to maximize the unit perf
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