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MANN+HUMMEL Industrial Filters 

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NLG 

5.4  Maintaining the dust discharge 

valve

Dust discharge valves should be checked 

according to  dust concentration in the sur-

roundings and preferably daily at heavy dust 

occurence. Remove any dust deposits by 

squeezing the valve (see Fig. 6). The valve 

must be free and should not strike anything. 

Replace damaged valves.

6. Storage of filter elements

Protect  stored  filter  elements  from 

exposure to dust, moisture and dam-

age. Store vertically, preferably in their 

original packaging. 

It is practical to keep at least one replace-

ment element in stock for each filter element 

required.

7.  Disposal of components

Figure 6: Draining the valve

Component

Material

Disposal

Main element

Filter paper 

Polyurethane foam PP-T20

Dispose of as per local 

regulations

Secondary element

Filter paper/fleece (depending on model)

 

Polyurethane foam / glue

 

PA 6 - GF 30

Dispose of as per local 

regulations

Housing cover

PP-GF30

Plastics recycling

Middle section of the housing

PP-GF30 + steel inserts

Plastics recycling

Lower section of housing

PP-GF30

Plastics recycling

Diffuser

PP

Plastics recycling

Wire clamp latches

Spring steel wire

Metal recycling

Screws

Steel

Metal recycling

Dust extraction valve

NBR

Rubber recycling

Screening valve

TPE-S

Plastics recycling

Summary of Contents for NLG Series

Page 1: ...19 611 28 017 Version 0806 NLG series Operating Instructions ...

Page 2: ...personnel to familiarize them selves with the NLG series and to use it in the various application areas for which it was designed The operating instructions contain important information on operating the components safely correctly and economically These instructions must be followed in order to avoid danger reduce repair costs and down times and increase the reliability and working life of your m...

Page 3: ... aggressive combustible and or explosive materials is considered incorrect use In this case the manufacturer supplier will reject all liability in event of resultant dam age Intended use also includes observing operat ing instructions and complying with inspection and maintenance requirements It is imperative for the operator to check the filter regularly for externally visible signs of damage or ...

Page 4: ...filters Pico as a water extractor Wire clamp latches connect the lower hous ing section with the middle housing section The housing cover is screwed to the middle section Do not untighten these screws As an option seals can be installed on the non filtered air side as hose proof protection However only limited water passage is possible The intake neck can also be fitted with a rain cap as an optio...

Page 5: ...ed on the main element 5 times or after 2 years at the latest Dust discharge valve if available Check for damage function and clean Depending on the dust concentra tion in the environment e g daily if large amounts of dust Plastic housing Check for damage and cracks When performing maintenance on the filter Maintenance display switch on clean air tube Check function 1 Annually 1 In order to attain...

Page 6: ...2 2 Cleaning the main element Never wash brush or knock the main element Only blow it out in cases of emergency However no dust may touch the inner side of the main ele ment In cases of emergency the main ele ment can be cleaned as described below Because minimal damage is often very difficult to detect or cannot be detected at all we always recom mend using new elements to protect the motor or eq...

Page 7: ...r casing Carefully insert the main element into the housing open end first Position lower housing section observe position of the dust discharge valve see also Section 4 Position the wire clamp latches in the groove on the flange on the middle housing section and tighten same as Fig 1 but in reverse 5 3 Servicing the secondary element The secondary element must be replaced every 5th maintenance se...

Page 8: ... at least one replace ment element in stock for each filter element required 7 Disposal of components Figure 6 Draining the valve Component Material Disposal Main element Filter paper Polyurethane foam PP T20 Dispose of as per local regulations Secondary element Filter paper fleece depending on model Polyurethane foam glue PA 6 GF 30 Dispose of as per local regulations Housing cover PP GF30 Plasti...

Page 9: ...l lines and connections Dust on clean air end in and downstream of filter Main element defective Remove dust carefully inspect main element and if necessary replace together with secondary element see section 5 Incorrect maintenance Remove dust carefully perform main tenance as per section 5 Housing not closed correctly Remove dust carefully check main element housing and connections for damage re...

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