Quincy Low Pressure Rotary Screw Compressor QSLP 60

Check that the scavenge line fitting at the bottom of the scavenge line cavity is open and clear

Ensure the scavenge line is not plugged

Check Valve Performance Inspection

Inspect the scavenge line check valve for sticking

Is the check valve stuck in the open position?

Is the check valve stuck in the closed position?

Describe any issues found during inspection

Ensure the equipment is turned off and cooled down

Gather necessary tools and replacement filter

Install the new genuine Quincy replacement filter

Check for any leaks after replacement

Ensure all tools are removed from the work area

Record the pressure gauge reading

Record the temperature gauge reading

Are all gauges and indicators showing normal operation?

Fluid Level and Leak Inspection

Check and record the fluid level

Is the fluid level within the normal range?

Is the Differential Pressure Indicator showing a need for replacement?

Is there excessive fluid carryover with normal scavenging system, fluid temperature, and running fluid level?

Has it been 4,000 hours since the last replacement?

Has it been one year since the last replacement?

Ensure the compressor is turned off and depressurized before starting the replacement.

Carefully remove the air/fluid separator element without removing the staples.

Inspect the separator element for any dents or punctures.

Is the fluid up to its operating temperature?

Has the fluid filter maintenance indicator been checked?

Replace the filter cartridge if any of the following conditions are met

Remove the complete filter cartridge

Install a new genuine Quincy replacement filter