MODEL MA4210

Installation and Operation Manual

Important:
This manual contains specific cautionary statements relative to worker safety. Read this manual thoroughly and follow
as directed. It is impossible to list all the hazards of dust control equipment. All persons involved with the equipment or
systems should be instructed how to operate in a safe manner.
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MODEL MA4210 SPECIFICATIONS 5. Slide the pre-filter into the channels provided at
INPUT VOLTAGE: the bottom of the unit making sure that the air flow
120V 60Hz 1 Phase directional arrows are pointed upward.
208-230V / 460V 60Hz 3 Phase 6. Making sure that the loops on the filter are towards the
door, carefully slide the bag filter back into the cabinet.
MAX. CURRENT: Do not snag or rip the delicate media material that is
20 Amps (at 120V, 1 1/2HP, Single Phase) used to make this filter. When properly inserted, the
5.2 Amps (at 208-230V, 1 1/2HP, Three Phase) bag filter will not protrude past the filter slide and will
2.6 Amps (at 460V, 1 1/2HP, Three Phase) allow the door to close securely.
6.8 Amps (at 208-230V, 2HP, Three Phase) 7. Insert the filter hanger bar through the loops in the
3.4 Amps (at 460V, 2HP, Three Phase) filter pockets and place the bar in the hooks located just
9.6 Amps (at 208-230V, 3HP, Three Phase) inside the cabinet near the top of the filter door.
4.8 Amps (at 460V, 3HP, Three Phase) 8. Close and latch the filter door.
3.9 Amps (at 575V, 3HP, Three Phase)
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS:
MOTOR: NOTE: It is recommended that a properly sized motor
TEFC 1 1/2 HP, 1 Phase starter/ overload protector be used in the supply circuit for
TEFC 1 1/2 HP, 3 Phase any three phase motors. The 120V units have thermally
TEFC 2 HP, 3 Phase protected motors with on/off switches.
TEFC 3 HP, 3 Phase
1. Make electrical connections as shown in the wiring
DIMENSIONS: 86” h. X 26” w. X 36” l. diagram to the wires protruding from the conduit on the
side of the unit.
SHIPPING WEIGHT: 444 lbs. 2. Check blower for proper rotation direction. Blower
should rotate clockwise when viewed from the pulley
ACTUAL WEIGHT: 402 lbs.* end. If the blower rotates backwards, interchange two
* Add 35 lbs. per charcoal module as option of the motor supply connections.
3. Check current draw of motor, do not exceed Amps
PACKAGE CONTENTS: specified.
1 Ea. MA4210 16 Ea. 5/16” Bolt
1 Ea. Owner’s Manual 16 Ea. 5/16” Hex Nut PRE-OPERATION CHECKLIST:
2 Ea. Swivel Caster 16 Ea. Flat Washer • Check blower drive belt for proper tension. Belt
2 Ea. Fixed Caster 16 Ea. 5/16” Lock Washer should deflect approximately 3/4” when firm pressure
1 Ea. Filter Hanger Bar 1 Ea. Handle is applied midway between the pulleys.
• Check that motor, blower, and drive pulleys are
Caution: mounted securely.
! All electrical work must be done by a • Make sure that both corners of every pocket in the filter
qualified electrician according to local, state bag is supported by the filter support rods and that filter
support rods are fully engaged in their support brackets.
and national codes. • Air flow direction arrows on the pre-filters must point
toward the blower.
PRE-OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: • Make sure that all access panels removed during
1. Remove the shipping crate and remove the cardboard installation are replaced and the filter access door is
carton and plastic wrapping from the unit. closed.
2. Open the filter door and remove the bag filter, pre-filter,
hood, handle, filter hanger bar, and handle.
3. Lay the unit down on its back (the side opposite the
hose). Unbolt the wooden pallet from the unit.
4. With the unit still in the horizontal position, secure the
casters to the bottom of the unit using bolts, nuts and
washers provided.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS: CHANGING FILTERS:

1. Choose a suitable, level place near the workstation ! Always make sure that the unit is turned
and position the unit so that the arm assembly will be
placed near the source of pollution being generated.
off before changing filters or servicing the
2. Grasp the hood by the handle ring and position within unit.
18” of the source of pollution.
3. Connect power (stated above in ELECTRICAL 1. The MA4210 is equipped with a filter change light or
CONNECTIONS). optional Magnahelic Gauge. If the differential pressure
4. Adjust the hood to capture the maximum amount of has been set properly the light or gauge signals the need
contaminants. Periodically adjust the position of the for examination for the filters.
hood to keep it in maximum capture range. 2. When the light comes on, or gauge reads high
differential pressure, turn the unit off and remove the
pre-filter only. Replace with a new pre-filter, making
PRESSURE SWITCH ADJUSTMENT:
sure that the air flow directional arrow is pointed
1. The pressure switch which turns the light on with a
toward the outlet end. Turn the unit back on. If
differential pressure increase, should be wired to poles
the filter change light is off, or the gauge reads low
L1 (red) and L2 (blue) at the time of installation with
differential pressure, then the unit is operating properly.
208/230/460 volt source (See Wiring Diagram).
3. If the filter change light fails to go out, or the gauge
2. The pressure switch is preset at the factory to indicate
continues to read high differential pressure after
(light on) dirty filters, but may need readjustment
replacing the pre-filter, then the media filter also needs
due to a desire for earlier or later filter changes, a
to be replaced.
different combination of filters, or because the set point
4. To install a new bag filter, turn the unit off. Remove
shifted during shipping. The pressure switch is also
the filter from the channel and insert a new filter.
orientation sensitive. To readjust the switch, remove
5. Start the unit. The filter change light should be off
the hole plug in the side of the unit for access to the
or gauge reads low differential pressure and the unit
adjustment screw. Make sure filters and pre-filters are
should be operating properly.
installed in unit. Turn the unit on and place a piece of
cardboard over the intake covering about 80% to 85%
of the intake area. With a standard screwdriver, turn AIR FLOW ADJUSTMENT:
the adjustment screw clockwise until the light goes off, The MA4210 is equipped with a variable diameter pulley
or counterclockwise until the light comes on. on the motor to allow the air flow to be adjusted to the
3. For more time between filter changes (less air flow), installation requirements. The pulley is set for maximum
cover slightly more of the opening, and for less time air flow at the factory. The air flow rate can be reduced as
between filter changes (more air flow), cover less of the follows:
opening.
1. Remove motor compartment access cover. Be careful
to avoid tearing gasket material between door and
GENERAL MAINTENANCE:
cabinet.
1. Occasionally check the condition of the drive belt for
2. Remove belt.
tightness and wear.
3. Loosen pulley adjustment set screw on motor pulley
2. Check the bower bearings for unusual wear and
and screw adjustable shive out away from fixed shive.
the blower wheel for debris and dirt. Clean when
Tighten set screw onto flat of fixed screw (FIG. 1).
necessary.
4. Adjusting the motor pulley may require a size larger or
3. Check the wiring for loose connections or for cracked
smaller belt, depending on the application.
insulation.
5. Replace belt and check belt tension. Proper tension
4. No lubrication is required for the motor because it is a
should be between 1/2” and 3/4” deflection when belt is
permanent pre-lube design. Excessive dirt/oil should
squeezed with normal pressure between fingers.
be periodically removed.
6. Replace motor compartment access cover.
5. Once per month grease the suction arm base assembly
7. Recheck for correct draw of motor amprage.
with a bearing grease listed to not react with aluminum.
Note: All filters and panels must be on unit and door closed
for current measurements of motor.
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Increase Decrease Set Screw to

Diameter Diameter Set Desired O.D.
Motor Access Door..

Motor / Blower
Module
Adjustable Shive - Rotate by 1/2 turn
increments to tighten set screw against
Fixed Shive flats.

Fig. 1

INSTRUCTIONS FOR SIDE DISCHARGE

BLOWER EXHAUST: Filter Module

Caution:
! Read instructions completely before
making changes.
Filter Door

! Due to relocation of internal

components, some wiring may be loose. Be
sure to retain wires so they will not become
Fig. 2
loose in air stream of blower inlet.
1. The MA4210 motor/blower module can be rotated so
that exhaust air exits from the side of the unit. Before
rotating the motor/blower module be sure that all input
power is disconnected and the unit is turned off.
2. Remove the motor access door and exhaust grille.
3. Remove 5/16” hex bolts and washers that secure the
motor/blower module to the filter module.
4. Rotate the motor/blower module 90 deg. (Fig. 2).
5. Using 5/16” hex bolts and washers re-secure the motor/
blower module with filter module.
6. Reinstall motor access door and exhaust grille.
7. Reconnect input power and turn unit on. Check for
proper air flow and blower rotation.

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UNITS WITH HEPA OR CHARCOAL AS INSTALLATION:

A SECOND MAIN FILTER: 1. Place supports in cabinet at a dimension of 13-1/4” and
On units with optional HEPA or charcoal filters, an secure with self tapping screws.
adjustable filter track kit is used to complete the seal of the 2. Place track in cabinet so it rests upon supports and 1/2”
filters to the filter stop (Fig. 3 & Fig. 4). If the unit was diameter pin is located behind brackets on supports.
ordered with either a HEPA or charcoal filter this adjustable 3. Place handle on supports so that it rests in notches.
filter track kit was included with the unit. If a HEPA 4. Lock 1/2” diameter rods on handle and track in place
or charcoal filter is ordered as an after-market item the with brackets and self tapping screws.
adjustable filter track kit should be ordered as well. Order 5. Place handle stop bracket at a dimension of 15-1/2” and
part number 38036-01. secure with self tapping screws. This is to keep handle
from rotating past 90 degrees and allowing filter to
Each filter track kit is supplied with: loosen.
1. 1 Ea. Filter Track 6. Horizontal support is not used in this application.
2. 2 Ea. Supports
3. 1 Ea. Handle
4. 4 Ea. Retaining Brackets
5. 1 Ea. Door Stop Bracket
6. 3 Ea. Horizontal Support
7. 16 Ea. #8-32 Self Tapping Hex Screws

RCM or HEPA

Door Removed
For Clarity

Support

Door Stop
Bracket

Retaining
Brackets
Typ. (4)
Support
Handle
Filter Track

Fig. 3
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UNITS WITH HEPA OR CHARCOAL AS INSTALLATION:

A FIRST AND SECOND MAIN FILTER: 1. Place supports in cabinet at a dimension of 24 5/8” and
On units with optional HEPA or charcoal filters, an secure with self tapping screws.
adjustable filter track kit is used to complete the seal of the 2. Place track in cabinet so it rests upon supports and 1/2”
filters to the filter stop (Fig. 3 & Fig. 4). If the unit was diameter pin is located behind brackets on supports.
ordered with either a HEPA or charcoal filter this adjustable 3. Place handle on supports so that it rests in notches.
filter track kit was included with the unit. If a HEPA 4. Lock 1/2” diameter rods on handle and track in place
or charcoal filter is ordered as an after-market item the with brackets and self tapping screws.
adjustable filter track kit should be ordered as well. Order 5. Place handle stop bracket at a dimension of 27” and
part number 38036-01. secure with self tapping screws. This is to keep handle
from rotating past 90 degrees and allowing filter to
Each filter track kit is supplied with: loosen.
1. 1 Ea. Filter Track 6. Place horizontal supports (Typ. for two) on sides of
2. 2 Ea. Supports cabinet at a dimension of 10” and the other horizontal
3. 1 Ea. Handle support on rear of cabinet at 5” and secure with self
4. 4 Ea. Retaining Brackets tapping screws.
5. 1 Ea. Door Stop Bracket
6. 3 Ea. Horizontal Support
7. 16 Ea. #8-32 Self Tapping Hex Screws

RCM or HEPA

Horizontal
Support

Door Removed
For Clarity

Support

Door Stop
Bracket

Retaining
Brackets
Typ. (4)
Support
Handle
Filter Track

Fig. 4
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FILLING OF RCM MODULES

1. Remove bulk charcoal or purasorb from the shipping container.
2. Set module on a level surface. Remove fill cover by removing six #10-32 Phillip head screws, that secure cover. Set
cover aside (Fig. 5).
3. Open the lid of the charcoal or purasorb bucket. Pour the material from the plastic bag into the module through
the slots. It may be necessary to slightly shake the module to assure an even fill. Excess material may be saved by
resealing the bucket. Note that slow pouring will minimize dust that will be present during filling.
4. After filling the module, discard the bucket and reinstall the fill cover removed in step 2.
5. With filter track in place and handle pulled out away from cabinet load RCM modules into track.
6. With filters in place rotate handle 90 deg. and lock filter modules in place.

Fill Cover

Pour Material
Into Slots

Fig. 5
OPTIONAL SILENCER INSTALLATION
1. Remove exhaust grille from unit as shown in Fig. 6.
2. Slide silencer over blower assembly.
3. Align holes from silencer with those located on side of the blower assembly.
4. Attach silencer to blower assembly using 3/8” bolt, lock washer and flat washer.
5. Center exhaust grille over hole in silencer and attach using #8-32 self tapping machine screws.
#8-32 SMS

Exhaust Grille

Silencer

3/8” Bolt,
Flat Washer
Lock Washer

Blower Assembly

Fig. 6
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ARM ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION

1. P2466 6” Hood Assembly 13. P2479 1/2-13 Nylock Hex Nut
P2469 8” Hood Assembly 14. P141 3/8-16 Hex Nut
2. P164 1/4-20 x 3/4” Hex Head Bolt 15. P142 3/8” Lock Washer
3. P246 1/4 Flat Washer 16. P2206 Flat Washer
4. P2482 Hood Disc Pad 17. P2481 3/8-16 x 1.25” Carriage Bolt
5. P2485 1/4-20 Nylock Hex Nut 18. P2461 6” Gas Shock
6. 37104-01 Damper Handle Stop Plate P2462 8” Gas Shock
7. P2206 5/16” Flat Washer 19. P2483 1/4-20 x 1” Hex Head Bolt
8. P2484 5/16” Nylock Hex Nut 20. P2312 Micro Air Decal
9. 37103-01 Damper Handle 21. P2232 Hose Clamp
10. P2478 1/2-13 x 2.25” Hex Head Bolt 22. P2616 6” Dia. Flex Hose
11. P2468 Cup Washer P2617 8” Dia. Flex Hose
12. P2467 Friction Pad
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MA4210 ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST

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MA4210 ASSEMBLY PARTS LIST

ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION ITEM PART NO. DESCRIPTION
1. 38027-01 Base Assembly 14. P2105 1-1/2HP, 5/8” Shaft, Motor Pulley
2. P3283 Swivel Caster P3578 2HP, 5/8” Shaft, Motor Pulley
P2724 Big Wheel P3579 2HP, 7/8” Shaft, Motor Pulley
3. P3284 Rigid Caster P2140 3HP, 7/8” Shaft, Motor Pulley
4. 38033-01 Spark Tray 15. P3545 1-1/2HP, 120V, 1 Phase Motor
5. 33299-03 Spark Tray Door P1966 2HP, 208-230/460V, 3 Phase Motor
*6. P1809 Foam Gasket P3495 3HP, 208-230/460V, 3 Phase Motor
7. P1856 Spark Tray Door Latches P2813 3HP, 575V, 3 Phase Motor
P1857 P3546 1-1/2HP, 208-230/460V, 3 Phase
P1858 Motor
8. 30473-01 Handle 16. 38011-02 Motor Access Door
9. 38070-01 Cabinet Assembly *17. P1032 Access Door Gasket
10. P3498 Blower 18. P1372 Latch
11. 38010-01 Blower Access Panel 19. 38022-01 Filter Access Door
12. P3207 43” Belt 20. 33346-02 Filter Rod
P3198 45” Belt 21. P3505 Pressure Switch
P3213 46” Belt 22. P3206 On/Off Switch (120V only)
P3195 47” Belt 23. P1363 Cord Set (120V only)
P3548 48” Belt 24. P3214 Seal Gasket
P3550 49” Belt 26. P1429 Light (120V)
P3549 50” Belt P1481 Light (208-230, 460, 575V)
13. P1710 4.95” Blower Pulley N.S. P3547 Wiring Diagram
P1974 6.25” Blower Pulley N.S. P2250 Magnahelic Gauge
P1711 7.25” Blower Pulley N.S. 38050-01 Silencer
P3218 7.95” Blower Pulley N.S. 38036-01 Filter Track
P3183 9.95” Blower Pulley

* Specify Length

REPLACEMENT FILTER LIST

PART NO. DESCRIPTION PART NO. DESCRIPTION
P1411 24” X 24” X 4” Pleated Pre-Filter P1439 24” X 24” X 32” 55% Bag Filter
P1586 24” X 24” X 2” 96% Washable Pre-Filter P1442 24” X 24” X 32” 95% Bag Filter
P1585 24” X 24” X 2” 70% Washable Pre-Filter P2179 24” X 24” X 32” 95% Oil Mist Bag Filter
P1799 24” X 24” X 2” Baffle Oil Impinger P2104 24” X 24” X 32” Duo Cube Bag Filter
P1475 24” X 24” X 2” Mesh Oil Impinger P1455 24” X 24” X 12” 95% DOP HEPA
P1461 24” X 24” X 2” Pleated Pre-Filter P2101 24” X 24” X 12” 99.97% DOP HEPA
33740-00 Refillable Charcoal Module P1456 24” X 24” X 12” Disposable Charcoal Filter
33740-00 Refillable Purasorb Module P1460 24” X 24” X 15” 95% Short Bag Filter
38086-01 Wrap Around Pre-Filter Module
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MA4210 WIRING DIAGRAM

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TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART

CAUTION: BEFORE DISASSEMBLING THE UNIT OR DOING ANY INSPECTING OF THE PARTS, MAKE
CERTAIN THAT THE POWER HAS BEEN CUT OFF AND THE BLOWER HAS COME TO A COMPLETE STOP.
NEVER RUN THE UNIT WITH THE ACCESS DOOR OPEN OR REMOVED.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE REMEDY
Blower fails to No incoming power Check line voltage
start
Blown breaker or fuse Replace fuse or throw breaker

Primary voltage to motor contactor is below 10% Take steps to increase voltage to primary
tolerance

Burned out motor Replace motor

Unit runs slowly or Wired for wrong voltage or improper rotation Check input voltage
inadequate capture Check wiring diagram
velocity Switch L1 & L2 (3-phase only)

Dirty filters Service / Replace filters

Internal obstruction Check if damper is open

Check inlet for blockage
Check hoses for proper connection
Check hoses for holes

Pulleys set for improper static Adjust or change pulleys

Vibration Loose motor mount bolts Tighten bolts

Foreign objects in blower Remove debris from blower

Dirty disposable filters Service or replace filters

Mist coming from Dirty disposable filters or torn filters Replace filters
exhaust
Air bypass around filters Check for proper seal against picture
frame and seals on door and back wall
Stronger resistance Lack of grease in the rotating socket Grease the rotating socket
during rotation of
the arm
Arm will not stay The joints are loose Tighten the joints
where it is placed

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Serial Number:

Supply Voltage:

Date Installed:

Installed By:

Notes:

L1468
07/13
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