Plymovent Mist Eliminator ME 31

- During use, you must check the level of contents in the oil container regularly. The emptying frequency depends on the intensity of use and will be a matter of experience

- Check the level of contents in the oil container on a regular basis

Always wear face mask and protective gloves when you empty the oil container

To empty the oil container, do the following:

Remove the oil container and close it by the supplied cap

Empty the container and put it back in place

When you empty the container, prevent oil to drip out of the filter unit on the floor;

- During use, you must check these gauges regularly. When the pressure reaches a certain value, you must replace the filters

- Check differential pressure gauges on a regular basis

- Replace filter(s) if necessary

Differential pressure gauges on each filter module indicate when you must replace the filters. Except for the HydroFilter and the mesh filter, the filters cannot be cleaned

The table below shows the max. pressure level at which filter replacement is required:

Bag filter | 500 Pa (2.0 in. WG)

Oil mist filter cassette OC-1 | 500 Pa (2.0 in. WG)

Oil mist filter cassette OC-2 | 800 Pa (3.2 in. WG)

To clean the filters, do the following:

1. Open the door of the lower filter module (B)

2. Remove the mesh filter (A) and the HydroFilter (C)

3. Clean them with industrial detergent, e.g. Plymovent EFC

4. Install the filters in reverse order and close the filter module;

Check all filters of Filter package for damage

Upload a photo of the replaced filter, if any

Clean the inside of Air inlet module

Check the connections of Air tubes inside filter modules

Upload a photo of the repaired Air tubes, if any

General mechanical check of Housing, including sealing

Sign off on the Mist Eliminator Maintenance

WARNING! Always wear face mask and protective gloves during maintenance

Obey the maintenance intervals. Overdue maintenance can lead to high costs for repair and revisions and can render the guarantee null and void

During service, maintenance and repair jobs, always use Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to avoid injury. This also applies for persons who enter the work area

Use sufficient climbing gear and safety guards when working on a higher level than 2 metres (local restrictions may apply)

ATTENTION! Service, maintenance and repairs must be performed in accordance with directive TRGS 560 and TRGS 528 by authorised, qualified and trained persons (skilled) using appropriate work practices