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Donaldson Dust Collector DFEP8
Donaldson Dust Collector DFEP8

The Donaldson Dust Collector DFEP8 is a high-performance industrial dust collection system designed to efficiently capture airborne particulates. With robust filtration technology, this model ensures optimal air quality and compliance with safety standards, making it ideal for various industrial applications.

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Donaldson Dust Collector DFEP8

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Filter Access Cover Assembly Replacement

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Turn off collector and lock out all energy sources

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Open the damaged filter access cover assembly by rotating the knob counterclockwise

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Swing the filter access cover assembly to the open position

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Remove the Access Cover Pin, Clevis, and E-Clip from the collector end of the access cover hinge assembly

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Position the new filter access cover assembly and install the Access Cover Pin, Clevis, and E-Clip. Be careful to retain both the upper and lower Hinge Pin Shoulder Spacers

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Swing the new filter access cover assembly closed and tighten the knob clockwise. After the knob has been hand tightened three turns, a tool assist may be used

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Do not exceed 150 inch-pounds torque when securing the access cover to avoid damage to the filter or collector. The access cover is considered closed when it is seated and sealed against the filter housing to ensure a dust-tight seal

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Sign off on the filter access cover assembly replacement

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Dust Collector Solenoid Valve Maintenance

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Identify the damaged valve

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Turn off the collector and lock out all energy sources

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Close the compressed air shut-off valve and bleed the pressure from the DFEP manifold

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Remove the rear access panel of the DFEP. For collectors with optional afterfilters, remove the afterfilters

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Locate and mark each tube between the diaphragm valves and the solenoid enclosure

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Disconnect all tubes from the solenoid enclosure

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Remove the bolts attaching the solenoid enclosure to the manifold

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On the underside of the solenoid enclosure, unscrew the two screws securing the solenoid cover until the cover comes loose

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Remove the solenoid cover

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Dust Collector Fan and Motor Replacement

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To replace a damaged fan or motor assembly:

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1. Turn off the collector and lock out all energy sources.

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2. Open the dust bin access door.

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3. Remove the dust bin. If the collector has an extended capacity dust bin, skip to step 5.

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4. Remove the lower hopper assembly:

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a. Block up the sides of the dust bin assembly.

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b. Loosen the lower hopper hardware, nuts and bolts, and remove the lower hopper assembly.

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c. Remove all rope caulk from the hopper and lower assembly flanges to provide a clean surface when reinstalling.

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d. Install a temporary guard over the hopper flange to prevent dust from exiting the hopper.

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Dust Collector Diaphragm Valve Maintenance

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Identify the damaged valve

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Turn off the collector and lock out all energy sources

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Close the compressed air shut-off valve and bleed pressure from the DFEP manifold

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Remove the rear access panel of the DFEP. For collectors with optional afterfilters, remove the afterfilters

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Locate and repair or replace the damaged valve

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Re-install the rear access panel or afterfilters

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Open the compressed air shut-off valve and re-pressurize the manifold

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Resume DFEP operation

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Sign off on the valve maintenance

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Dust Collector Filter Replacement

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Warning: Most dusts present safety and health hazards that require precautions. Wear eye, respiratory, head, and other protection equipment suitable for the type of dust.

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Warning: Dirty filters may be heavier than they appear. Use appropriate lifting methods to avoid personal injury and or property damage.

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Turn off collector and lock out all energy sources.

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Open a filter access cover by rotating the knob counterclockwise.

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Slide the exposed filter cartridge out of the access port along the suspension yoke.

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Remove the filter cartridge and dispose of properly.

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Align the gasket end of a new filter cartridge on the end of the suspension yoke.

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Slide the new filter fully into the collector along the filter suspension yoke.

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Inspect and clean the access cover gaskets. Replace gaskets if they become worn or damaged.

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Parts for Donaldson Dust Collector DFEP8

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Part Number

Ultra-Web Spunbond Earthed

2626915E-000-440

Ultra-Web

2626827-000-440

Ultra-Web Earthed

2626827E-000-440

Fibra-Web Flame Retardant

P034307-016-431

Ultra-Web Spunbond Anti-Static

2627283-000-440

Ultra-Web Spunbond Earthed

2626915E-000-440

Ultra-Web

2626827-000-440

Ultra-Web Earthed

2626827E-000-440

Fibra-Web Flame Retardant

P034307-016-431

Ultra-Web Spunbond Anti-Static

2627283-000-440

Ultra-Web Spunbond Earthed

2626915E-000-440

Ultra-Web

2626827-000-440

Ultra-Web Earthed

2626827E-000-440

Fibra-Web Flame Retardant

P034307-016-431

Ultra-Web Spunbond Anti-Static

2627283-000-440

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