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MAINTENANCE
OVERVIEW
Aeras compressor preventive maintenance is simple, clean and inexpensive. It can help ensure your system provides
years of predictable performance. While most maintenance tasks can be performed by the user, Ramvac recommends
having all service and maintenance conducted by a dealer service technician.
This compressor system, when correctly specified for a dental office, should accumulate around 700 hours per year, or
run at approximately a 50% duty cycle (3 minutes on, 3 minutes off). Service and maintenance intervals are calculated
accordingly, but could vary greatly depending on the installation. It is important to occasionally inspect the compressor
for emerging issues or maintenance requirements that may not conform to the average.
NOTE:
When servicing this compressor, only use Ramvac approved service parts. Utilizing non-approved components
could lead to system damage and possible termination of product warranty. Circuit diagrams, parts lists and other required
information is available to service personnel by contacting Ramvac.
KEY POINTS FOR TROUBLE-FREE OPERATION
Follow the recommended
PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
.
Check the coalescing and particulate filters indicator every month (see
Keep compressor clean and free of dirt.
Keep area surrounding compressor free of debris.
Maintain a controlled ambient temperature between recommended levels of 35°F to 100°F (2°C to 38°C). High
temperatures will shorten the life of the air compressor (see
SECTION I - INTRODUCTION - SPECIFICATIONS
CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
1.
Always disconnect the power from the equipment prior to cleaning.
2. Some parts/components on the compressor get hot during operation; provide the equipment ample time to cool prior
to cleaning.
3. All components can be safely wiped down with a damp cloth, wet with water. Using any cleaners or harsh chemicals to
clean this equipment is NOT recommended; potentially harmful effects have not been evaluated.
4. Do not heavily wet electrical components.
5. Allow equipment to air dry or dry with clean, soft cloth.
SECTION V - CARE