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Donaldson Torit Dust Collector UMA 72V

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Donaldson Torit Dust Collector UMA 72V

Donaldson Torit Dust Collector UMA 72V

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Absolute Filter Replacement

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Warning: For trained personnel only

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Open secondary/absolute filter door

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Lift bar to release sealing mechanism for UMA 40MM

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Undo clamping nuts or clips as appropriate and remove retaining mesh or frame for UMA 100-450

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Undo clamping nuts sufficient to allow element removal for UMA 750

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Remove used element, place it directly into a plastic bag and then seal the bag

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Slide the new element into the housing, with the element seal against the secondary/absolute filter seal frame, until it reaches the backstop

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Clamp element in position using the arrangement provided

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Close secondary/absolute filter door

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Fan Bearings Replacement

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Isolate electrical supply and remove fan chamber lid

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Disconnect electrical wiring to terminal box

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Remove the four bolts securing the motor drive bed-plate and withdraw the complete assembly from the unit case

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Loosen, but do not remove, the four socket screws in the base flange and withdraw drive cover

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Remove drive belt

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Remove the six nuts securing flange of bearing housing to the bed-plate and withdraw the housing

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Remove fan pulley and the six bolts securing the fan case

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Remove fan impeller and fan case

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Remove end caps and spacers from fan bearing housing

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1 Weekly Dust Collector Maintenance

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Pressure drop across the filter assembly

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Record the figure in the log book

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Pressure drop increased significantly over two or three successive checks

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If pressure drop increased significantly, check the filter

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Is the collector fitted with a secondary or absolute filter?

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Pressure drop across the secondary or absolute filter

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Pressure drop across the secondary or absolute filter reached 100 mm W.G.

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If pressure drop reached 100 mm W.G., change the filter

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Is the collector fitted with an explosion relief assembly?

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1000 Hourly Dust Collector Check

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Every 1000 working hours the following parts should be checked:

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1) Filter bag – for wear.

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2) Rubber seals – for tears and over-compression.

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3) Shaker mechanism with particular attention to:

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- Tightness of mounting bolts.

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- Play in eccentric.

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- Splits in diaphragm.

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- Broken locators on shaker bar.

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- Torn shaker bar support strap(s).

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Fan Assembly Replacement

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Fan assembly removal/replacement (UMA 70-750)

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Isolate electrical power supply.

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1 Open fan access door.

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2 On UMA 750 collectors only – Remove door frame centre member, remove mattress support frame from its storage position and remove fork lifting beam.

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3 Disconnect electrical cables from terminal box.

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4 Remove fan outlet grille cover plate.

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5 Remove fan securing bolts.

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6 The fan assembly can now be removed using a suitable lifting arrangement.

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Renewing fan impeller and/or motor:

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