Torit Dust Collector 124

Warning: This maintenance check requires trained personnel with PPE!

Filters in the Dust Collector are semi-permanent

After each day’s operation, filters are shaken to remove the clinging material

If the collected material sticks to the filters, they are hand brushed or vacuum cleaned

Filters are not torn or punctured during cleaning

If the filters become saturated with oil, they are dry cleaned

Filters are replaced every two years under normal operating conditions

Filters are not removed except for replacement

Model and serial number of your Dust Collector for Torit Replacement Filters

Remove filters by loosening Set Screws “D” and removing front and back hold down bars “C”

Lift bag collar from filter frame until filter bag clip clears the bag frame

Remove old filters from cabinet

Insert new filters into Dust Collector Filter Frame “B”

Place rear Hold Down Bar “C” in position and finger tighten Set Screws “D”

Place one Filter Inserter pointing toward the back and one as far forward as possible

Rotate the handle of the rear Filter Inserter to the right and push toward the rear of the cabinet until the Angle Plates are parallel

Rotate the handle of the front Filter Inserter to the left and pull towards the front of the cabinet until the Angle Plates are parallel

Place one of the remaining filters in the space created

Warning: For trained personnel only

Check if the filters in the Dust Collector are semi-permanent

After each day’s operation, shake the filters to remove the clinging material

If the collected material sticks to the filters, they may require occasional hand brushing or vacuum cleaning

Check if the filters become saturated with oil, they must be dry cleaned

Enter the date of filter replacement

Enter the model and serial number of your Dust Collector for Torit Replacement Filters

Check if Torit Filters are chemically treated for fire-resistance

Sign off on the daily cloth filters maintenance