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A8 

 

FILTER REPLACEMENT/ REMOVAL FOR CLEANING 

 

 

1.  Turn unit 

OFF

 and disconnect from  power source. 

2.  Remove filter access panel. 
3.  Release filter retaining latch located  between cartridges, 

(see Figure 11.) This will lower the filter holding frame.  
Unhook latch to let holding frame rest at lowest  position. 

4.  Remove filters, being careful not to damage the Vibra 

Pulse

 hose which hangs suspended in   the center of each 

filter. 

5.  To replace, reverse above  procedure.  Avoid inadvertently 

trapping the Vibra Pulse

 hose between filter end cap and 

cabinet.  Also, make certain that the filters are not cocked.  
(A cocked filter will not properly seal to the blower inlet, 
resulting in significant contaminant by-pass.) 

 
 
 
 
FILTER CLEANING - VIBRA PULSE

 SYSTEM 

 
 
1.  Turn unit 

OFF

 and let motor/blower come to a complete stop. 

2.  Connect the 3/8” airline (supplied) to 

REGULATED

  shop air (80 PSI, see Compressed Air Supply 

section).

 Compressed air filter provided by others.

 

3. 

PRESS

 and hold the pulse cleaning button in for 5 - 10 seconds. Next,

 

PULL

 the button outwards for 5 - 10 seconds. This will clean the other 

side of the filter. Repeat this process 2 or 3 times. See Figure 12. 

4.  Open the filter access door. Remove and empty the dust tray in the 

bottom of the unit. This will prevent the dust from recollecting on the filter 
when the unit is restarted.  Close door. 

5.  Turn the unit 

ON

 and check suction and/or pressure gauge. If additional 

cleaning is needed repeat the steps listed above

. (During multiple 

cleanings, some dust may come out of the hose or blower

 

outlet.  

This is normal.) 

6.  If the filters are overloaded, in-place cleaning may not dislodge all of the collected dust. The filter will need 

to be removed and tapped out in the dust pan or replaced with a new filter. DO NOT BLOW OFF 
WITH COMPRESSED AIR DUE TO POSSIBLE OVER-EXPOSURE OF WORKERS AND 
POTENTIAL FILTER DAMAGE. 

7.  Any moisture such as oil or water on the filter will cause shortened filter life. 

If the filters plug with dirt 

due to oil or water, they may not pulse clean.  

(See Note below.)

 

8.  If shop air is not clean and dry it  may be necessary to install an airline filter/drier to prevent premature filter 

replacement. 

 
 

CAUTION 

 

Figure  11. 

 

 

 

Figure 12. 

 

Summary of Contents for V410

Page 1: ...ORE OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER A FIRE PROTECTION EXPERT SHOULD BE OBTAINED IN THE EVENT THE PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR USES WHICH PRESENT A POTENTIAL RISK OF FIRE OR FIRE PROPAGATION...

Page 2: ...ND FILTERS TO MAINTAIN WARRANTY TO ORDER SPARE PARTS CONTACT The Local Exhaust Ventilation Company Inc 22 1050 Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1W 3X4 Tel 905 831 7001 Fax 905 831 7443 Toll Free 1 888 862...

Page 3: ...7 Vibra Pulse Filter Cleaning System 7 8 Electrical 8 Three phase 8 9 Operation 9 10 Maintenance 10 Vibra Pulse System Hose Replacement 10 11 Filter Service 13 Filter Replacement Removal for Cleaning...

Page 4: ...by a dust collector unless it is determined that mixing of materials does not cause hazardous conditions to occur or creates a condition of operation for which the equipment was not intended 2 Under...

Page 5: ...ron particles are captured The main filters have 150 ft2 collection area each for maximum intervals between service The Vibra Pulse is for filter cleaning with dry dust applications After passing thro...

Page 6: ...8 Figure 1...

Page 7: ...SE LEVEL 10 HP STD 76 dBA 5 72 dBA 5 w optional silencer ELECTRICAL Standard Blower Motor 10 HP 7 46 kW TEFC BB motor 3450 RPM 208 230 460 3 60 27 3 25 15 A FILTRATION STANDARD OPTIONAL 1st Stage 16 D...

Page 8: ...f the air cleaner is maintained while the filter is cleaning of 80 PSI Pressure over 100 PSI is NOT recommended at any time and generally reduces cleaning performance A pressure below 70 PSI may decre...

Page 9: ...he Full Load Rating FLA refer to the TROUBLESHOOTING Section of this manual THREE PHASE MOTORS Three phase motors do not have overload protection included in the standard configuration and must be sup...

Page 10: ...VERSING SWITCHES ARE AVAILABLE IF REQUIRED CAUTION CABINET DOORS MUST BE CLOSED WHEN OPERATING THE BLOWER MOTOR WILL BE OVERLOADED IF RUN WITH THE FILTER DOOR OPEN OPERATION Operation of the Model V41...

Page 11: ...Vibra Pulse hose that is used to clean the filter will eventually wear out Check for signs of excessive wear when doing normal filter service or if a decrease in filter cleaning effectiveness is obser...

Page 12: ...ches to the 3 8 hose barb Slide the spring and hose clamp down the VP hose and set aside for later use Next remove the old VP hose this is sometimes easiest to do by cutting the hose at the top where...

Page 13: ...ew Vibra Pulse hose onto the air cleaner s hose barb until fully seated against brass hex on barb see Figure 9 Lubricate with water or Windex to ease installation Do not use oil or grease as lubricant...

Page 14: ...pre coat will stay on the filters Save any material that falls into the pan for treating replacement filters A Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS will be furnished upon request Please contact the Airflow...

Page 15: ...10 seconds Next PULL the button outwards for 5 10 seconds This will clean the other side of the filter Repeat this process 2 or 3 times See Figure 12 4 Open the filter access door Remove and empty the...

Page 16: ...al activated carbon or other can be emptied from the module and refilled with fresh adsorber Refer to the Figure 13 Use the large opening to fill the majority of the module After as much material can...

Page 17: ...some dust may be expelled when unit is first turned on The unit should be test run after each refilling operation OTHER SERVICE Most other components of your Model V410 air cleaner require little or n...

Page 18: ...Access Door Gasket 8 7KB2 3001 2 Knobs Door Retaining 9 1PN3 2735 1 Filter Access Door 10 7PH3 8003 A R Filter Access Door Gasket 11 7HG4 3002 2 Lift Turn Latch 12 1PN3 2740 1 Dust Tray 13 1AC5 7743...

Page 19: ...A12 Figure 14 Model V410 filter lifting assembly Figure 15...

Page 20: ...ource inadequate Static load on blower too low Check voltage at motor with motor running Voltage should be 10 of motor rating If not check 1 Power source 2 Wire size from source Check running amps of...

Page 21: ...FROM NAMEPLATE MOTOR VOLTAGE FROM NAMEPLATE ALWAYS USE AIRFLOW SYSTEMS REPLACEMENT PARTS AND FILTERS TO MAINTAIN WARRANTY TO ORDER SPARE PARTS CONTACT The Local Exhaust Ventilation Company Inc 22 1050...

Page 22: ...BRANCH WIRING A1 2 MOTOR TROUBLE GUIDE A2 3 TYPICAL INSTALLATION WIRING DIAGRAM A3 4 4KT11096 OWNERS MANUAL ADDENDUM OPTIONAL AUTO CLEAN CONTROLLER SYSTEM A4 5 OWNERS MANUAL ADDENDUM STATIC PRESSURE R...

Page 23: ...ompressors rotation of flywheel should direct air towards the cylinders Look for rotational arrow on flywheel All motors must be securely and adequately grounded by wiring with a grounded metal clad r...

Page 24: ...an electric motor service firm for assistance TROUBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO MOTOR 1 Blown Fuses 1 Replace with time delay fuses FAILS or circuit breakers Check for TO START grounded winding 2 Low voltage 2...

Page 25: ...VIBRATES 2 High voltages 2 Check wiring connections OR IS transformer EXCESSIVELY 3 Worn damaged dirty or 3 Replace check loading and NOISY overloaded bearings alignment 4 Loose or defective or 4 Tigh...

Page 26: ...A19 TYPICAL INSTALLATION WIRING DIAGRAM...

Page 27: ...E IMPOSSIBLE TO LIST THEREFORE OBTAIN THE SERVICES OF A PROFESSIONAL INSTALLER A FIRE PROTECTION EXPERT SHOULD BE OBTAINED IN THE EVENT THE PRODUCT IS INTENDED FOR USES WHICH PRESENT A POTENTIAL RISK...

Page 28: ...A21 PART 4KT1 1096 REV 11 98 A 26 1894...

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Page 30: ...ND FILTERS TO MAINTAIN WARRANTY TO ORDER SPARE PARTS CONTACT The Local Exhaust Ventilation Company Inc 22 1050 Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1W 3X4 Tel 905 831 7001 Fax 905 831 7443 Toll Free 1 888 862...

Page 31: ...2 Airflow Systems Sets the Standard 4 3 Specifications 4 Electrical 4 4 Inspection 4 5 Preparation and Installation 5 6 Electrical 5 Single phase 6 Three phase 7 7 Autoclean Unit Operation 9 8 Mainten...

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Page 33: ...leaning times are easily set on the board In the case of the single filter systems the duration of the cleaning is controlled by a time delay relay SPECIFICATIONS ELECTRICAL Standard Input Voltage 115...

Page 34: ...VAC single phase units supply 115V to the AUTOCLEAN control with one power lead and the neutral connection The step down transformer is located inside the enclosure with the AUTOCLEAN board to minimi...

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Page 37: ...electrical connections for a 115 VAC single phase unit with a single cartridge See Figure 2 for 115 VAC single phase dual cartridge units with a relay Figure 3 illustrates115 VAC single phase dual car...

Page 38: ...ing any two of the leads will reverse the motor but will not have any effect on the AUTOCLEAN control e g reverse L1 and L2 or L2 and L3 Figure 4 shows the typical electrical hook up for the AUTOCLEAN...

Page 39: ...7 Figure 5 Dual Cartridge with Relay Figure 6 Dual Cartridge without Relay...

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Page 41: ...8 Figure 7 DT 3000 with Relay Figure 8 DT 3000 without Relay...

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Page 44: ...TIME duration or start with an initial setting of 15 seconds Once the complete sequence has been followed the control waits for motor startup to occur again Restarting the motor during a cleaning cycl...

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Page 47: ...EPLACEMENT PARTS Listed below are common replacement parts for the AUTOCLEAN controller system Check nameplate for actual voltage used Consult with a local Airflow Systems Representative for ordering...

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Page 50: ...N AIR PLENUM WHICH INCLUDES THE STATIC PRESSURE RELIEF VALVE The Local Exhaust Ventilation Company Inc 22 1050 Brock Rd Pickering Ontario L1W 3X4 Tel 905 831 7001 Fax 905 831 7443 Toll Free 1 888 862...

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