Pearson WHIRL GEN-2 Manuel utilisateur

5420 Newport Dr. Suite 56 Fax: (847) 963-9733

8” WHIRL GEN-2

OWNER’S MANUAL

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS -MAINTENANCE -SAFETY -

TROUBLESHOOTING

This manual contains very important safety warnings and information.

Read and save these instructions for future reference.

Serial No.

Purchase Date

Dealer

Pearson Industries •5420 Newport Drive STE 56 •Rolling Meadows, IL 60008 •Phone: (847) 963-9633

1-888-3 •Fax: (847) 963-9733 •Toll Free 888-364-9836

Rolling Meadows, IL 60008

MOTOR SPECIFICATONS

USA

www. WHIRL GEN-2

Voltage 115VAC~

Phase Single

Frequency 50/60

Electric Motor 1/3 H.P.

Current (amps) 2.2

R.P.M. 3450

Max. S.P. 1.8”

AIR FLOW RATES CFM M3/min.

Free Air 868 24

DIMENSIONS

Size 8” diameter (203 mm)

Weight 16 lbs. (7 kg)

Height 14” (356 mm)

Length 13” (330 mm)

Width 13” (330 mm)

pearsonind.com

Tel: (847) 963-9633

5420 Newport

Dr. Suite 56

5420

Newport

Drive

Suite

•

Rolling

Meadows,

60008

Tel:

847-963-9633

•

Fax

847-963-9733

Toll

Free:

888-364-9836

www.pearsonind.com

ITEM

PART#

DESCRIPTION

PII-15002R-C

Grill (REAR)

PII-15004W-C

Fan Blade Assembly

PII-15002F-C

Grill (FRONT)

PII-15003

Capacitor

PII-15008-NS

Switch Plate

PII-0200979A

Rocker Switch

PII-00163

Cord Strain Relief

PII-V71787

Screw

PII-15010G2

Motor 1/3 hp 50/60 hz

PII-15005G2

Shell

PII-0010

Rivet

PII-V00137

Rubber Foot

INTRODUCTION

Congratulations

your

purchase

new

8”

WHIRL GEN-2 vane axial fan from Pearson Indus

tries.

Itis our goal to provide you with the highest

qualityair mover.

The WHIRL GEN-2 is durable

and will provide years of trouble free service when

you follow there commendations included in this

manual.

Please

read

this

manual

before

operating

the

unit.

If you do not understand any portion of this

manual,

please

contact

Pearson

authorized

dealer

for

additional

assistance

and

guidance

before operating the fan.

GETTING

STARTED

1) Read this owner’s manual to familiarize your-

self with all warnings and precautions.

2) Inspect the fan to confirm that it’s in its original

factory configuration.

If it is not, contact Pearson

or an authorized Pearson representative.

Always

use

your

legs

lift

the

fan

help

prevent back injury.

The

fan

should

not

operated

minor.

Use caution when operating this fan around chil-

dren.

Inspect the fan on aregular basis for signs of

any damage and lose or worn parts.

Inspect all

accessories as well.

Understand how to turn the fan off in anemer-

gency.

Turn it off by pushing the ON/OFF switch

which is located on the side of the unit or unplug

it at the power source.

The fan uses aNEMA 5-15P plug and is de-

signed to work ONLY from agrounded, 115 volt

nominal AC,

60Hz,

single

phase

power

source.

This power source should utilize aNEMA 5-15R

receptacle.

Use aground fault circuit interrupter

(GFCI) to further protect against electrical shock

hazards caused by ground faults.

SAFETY

INFORMATION

DO NOT operate the 8” WHIRL GEN-2 fan

without first reading this owner’s

Manual and understand-ing the fans operation.

Pearson has endeavored to design and make

the best ventilation equipment possible.

How-

ever, the possibility exists that the fan can be

subjected to applications for which it was not

designed.

This misuse can lead to serious in-

jury or death.

Refer to current OSHAjob safe-

ty and health rules and regulations pertaining

to the construction industry.

Pay particular at-

tention to the rules governing Permit-Required

Confined Spaces for General Industry 29 CFR

1910.

DANGER!

This fan is designed and made for air ventila-

tion only.

It is not designed to move/transport

any sort of liquid or semi-liquid material.

not

operate

the

fan

any

explosive

flammable

atmosphere.

Neither

the

mo-

tor

nor

the

fan

designed

work

such

environments.

Serious

property

damage,

injury

death

may

result

used

ex-

plosive

flammable

environment.

Keep the unit grounded with athree pronged

grounding plug and agrounded electrical out-

let.

Do not use an ungrounded extension cord

or an ungrounded adapter.

DANGER!

Always

use

caution

before

entering

con-

fined

space

area.

Test

all

confined

space

air

with

gas

detection

equipment

that

appropriate

for

the

job.

Assume

that

confined

space

contaminated

until

proven

otherwise.

GENERAL

SAFETY

INFORMATION

Do not operate any fan with adamaged cord

plug.

Discard

fan

return

authorized

service facility for examination and/or repair.

Do not run cord under carpeting. Do not cover

cord

with

throw

rugs,

runners,

similar

cover-

ings. Do not route cord under furniture or appli-

ances. Arrange

cord away

from traffic area

and

where it will not be tripped over.

Do not block the

air intake grill.

Do not put any object in the air intake grill.

not

place

the

fan

standing

water

be-

cause of extreme shock hazard.

Do not operate the fan outside when it is rain-

ing.

Only store the fan indoors.

7) Do

not

discharge

flammable

solvents

chemicals through the fan air intake grill.

Do not use the Fan in areas where flamma-

ble

combustible

liquids,

gases,

vapors,

dust,

fibers, or filings may be present.

This fan is not toy.

properly

grounded

outlet

should

only

used with this fan.

Unplug the fan from the power supply before

servicing and when not in use.

10)

Do not handle thefan with wet hands. Do not

pull or carry the fan by its cord, do not use cord

as ahandle, do not close adoor on the cord, and

do not pull cord around sharp edges or corners.

Keep

cord

away

from

heated

surfaces.

not

unplug the fan by pulling on cord, grasp the plug

and not the cord.

11)

not

place

hair,

loose

clothing,

fingers,

and any partsof the body near the air intake grill.

12)

Do not allow water inside the motor. Un-

plug

the

fan

and

let

dry

thoroughly

before

using again, if the motor becomes wet.

13)

not

remove

ground

from

the

power

cord.

Removing

may

result

electrical

shock or electrocution.

Removing the ground

will void the warranty.

14)

Inspect the fan if it has been dropped, left

outdoors,

dropped

into

water,

etc..

Thor-

oughly inspect it prior to use.

15)

Do not install ducting when the fan is in

operation.

DANGER!

NOT

USE

THE

FAN

THE

INLET

AND

OUTLET

GRILLS

ARE

NOT

INSTALLED.

the

Fan

not

working

you

have

question

about

its

safe

operation,

not

operate

it.

Contact aPearson Industries Authorized Ser-

vice Center, or the factory direct at (847) 963-

9633 or www.pearsonind.com.

OPERATION

When unpacking the fan, inspect it for any

damage that may have occurred during ship-

ping.

Read

this

manual

before

connecting

and

operating the fan.

Determine if your job is considered hazard-

ous.

The

working

environment

may

contain

explosive gases or dust in explosive amounts.

The outlet to be used must be grounded.

Make

sure

that

both

grills

the

fan

are

not obstructed in anyway that may restrict the

airflow.

not

operate

the

fan

anytime

the grills are not installed.

The fan is marked with an arrow on either

side.

This is the direction of airflow.

Never

stand

front

the

fan

the

di-

rection of airflow.

Serious injury or death may

occur

from

being

struck

with

debris

that

are

sucked

into

the fan

and discharged

at a

high

speed.

Install

duct

when

the

fan

turned

off

and

unplugged.

Do not place the fan next to an obstruction

such as awall as this will decrease airflow.

10)

Keep in mind that using duct will decrease

the airflow rate.

11)

Always test the atmosphere for explosive

gases prior to turning on the fan.

Be sure to

continually retest the atmosphere.

MAINTENANCE

DANGER!

Shut off the fan and unplug it before conduct-

ingany service orinspection.

Accidentalelec-

trocution or shock may occur if the fan is not

disconnected

from

power

supply.

Confirm

that the fan blade has stopped rotating before

removing the grills and handling the fan blade.

Check

for

any

loose

broken

fasteners

or components.

Replace, repair or tighten as

needed with only factory approved parts.

Clean the fan blade of any debris.

Abuild

debris

such

paint,

cement

dust,

dirt,

etc can unbalance the fan blade

and damage

the unit.

TURNED

OFF

AND

UNPLUGGED!

TROUBLESHOOTING

DANGER!

ALL

THE

SERVICE

PROCEDURES

BELOW

SHOULD

CONDUCTED

WITH

THE

UNIT

For parts and service contact aPearson IndustriesAuthorized Service Center, or the

factory direct at (847) 963-9633 or www.pearsonind.com.

PROBLEM

CAUSE

SOLUTION

Unit does not run

1. Switch is not on.

2. No power at outlet.

3. Switch is broken.

4. Loose wiring.

1. Turn on switch.

2. Check circuit breaker for power to

outlet.

3. Replace Switch.

4. Check wiring, tighten as needed.

Unit runs briefly,

then shuts off on

overload.

1. Duct length is to long.

2. One or both grills are exhausted.

3. Motor bearing are failing or have

failed.

4. Internal motor wiring is faulty.

1. Shorten duct length.

2. Clear grills.

3. Replace motor

4. Replace motor

Unit vibrates exces-

sively when oper-

ating.

1. The fan blade is damaged.

2.Thereis dirtbuild up onthefanblade.

3. The motor shaft is bent because of a

severe jolt.

1. Replace fan blade.

2. Clean fan blade.

3. Replace motor.

If necessary,

replace fan blade.

Unit makes a

scraping sound

while running.

Asevere jolt has deformed the hous-

ing.

sever

jolt

has

dislodged

the

mo-

tor

from

the

housing

and/or

the

motor

mount vanes.

1. Replace the housing or the entire

unit if necessary.

Replace

the

motor

necessary.

Replace

the

motor

mount

vanes

necessary.

Fan does not run,

but motor makes

noise.

1.Asevere jolt has deformed the hous-

ing

causing

interference

with

the

fan

blade.

The

capacitor

has

failed

the

ca-

pacitor wire is broken.

Repair

replace

the

housing

necessary.

2. Repair or replace the capacitor as

necessary.

8”

WHIRL

GEN-2

EXPLODED

VIEW

PEARSON

INDUSTRIES

LIMITED

WARRANTY

The original purchaser of anew Pearson Industries fan is entitled to alimited warranty subject to the

termsand conditionsset forthherein.

Pearson’s limited warranty is forthe replacement or repair of any

part that proves to be defective in workmanship or materials for aperiod of two (2) years from the date

of purchase by the original purchaser.

During these two years, Pearson will provide all partsnecessary

to correct any defects free of charge.

This limited warranty is not transferable and is only available for

the original purchaser.

The limited warranty is only for the repair or replacement of parts found to be defective upon Pearson’s

examination. This limited warranty will be null and void unless the assembled unit is returned, freight

pre-paid, together with aletter describing the problem to Pearson or an authorized Pearson dealer,

This warrantyis limited to ninety (90) daysfor laborfrom the date of the purchase.Thereafter, any labor

costs incurred will be charged to the customer at the current hourly rate.

This limited warranty is null and void if the product has been used in an improper manner, disassem-

bled, altered or not maintained properly.

Furthermore, this limited warranty is null and void if fan has

been

subjected

unauthorized

repairs,

corrosive

chemicals,

improper

voltage,

fire,

flood,

abnormal

wear or any causes beyond Pearson’s control.

This limited warranty is null and void if the serial number has been removed, obliterated, or defaced.

Pearson Industries reserves the right to make changes to the fan design, materials or specifications as

necessary and without priornotice.

Pearson shallnot be obliged to make any changes or modifications

to any product previously manufactured.

Please provide the serial number of the fan and call Pearson to receive areturn authorization number.

Replacements parts cannot be provided unless Pearson has the proper information from the customer.

To obtain replacement parts pursuant to this limited warranty, you must write to Pearson or call (888)

364-9836 to receive an authorization number.

5420 Newport Drive STE 56

Rolling Meadows, IL 60008

Toll Free: (888) 364-9836

Phone: (847) 963-9633

Fax: (847) 963-9733

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