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When the buzzer continues to beep after you have 

replaced the pre filter cassette, it is time to replace 

the HEPA filter cassette.

6.2.2 

HEPA filter cassette

To replace the HEPA filter cassette, do the following.

Fig. 6.2

• 

De-energize the unit.

•  Open the front door (A).
•  Remove the pre filter cassette.
•  Loosen the wingnuts (C) and put the clips (B) in the 

upright position. Make sure that the handle of the wingnut 

is in a vertical position.

•  Gently pull and remove the HEPA filter cassette (D).
•  Dispose of the used HEPA filter cassette in accordance with 

state or local regulations.

Fig. 6.2 

A

A

B

B

C

D

45°

B

C

1
2

Removal of the HEPA filter cassette

Fig. 6.3

•  Put a new HEPA filter cassette in the unit. The side pins 

exactly fit in the slits (A) inside the housing.

•  Lock the HEPA filter cassette with the clips (B). Make sure 

to push the clips in the slits (angle 45°).

• 

Tighten the wingnuts.

•  Put the pre filter cassette back in the housing. Make sure 

that the arrow on the frame points upwards

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•  Close and lock the door.

A

A

B

B

C

D

45°

B

C

1
2

A

A

B

B

C

D

45°

B

C

1
2

Fig. 6.3 

Slits + clips (left + right)

6.3 

Arm adjustment

If the extraction arm, or a part of it, does not stay in the 

desired position, you must adjust the friction.

6.3.1  Hose tube arm (Economy Arm)

• 

Determine which joint needs more or less friction.

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  The arrow indicates the airflow direction. An incorrectly placed pre filter 

cassette affects the filter lifetime.

•  Loosen the hose tube to get access to the hinges.
• 

Pull the arm in a horizontal position.

•  Adjust the friction; refer to Fig. VI on page 12 for the 

adjustment points.

6.3.2  Metal tube arm (KUA)

• 

Determine which joint needs more or less friction.

• 

Loosen the hose at that position to get access to the hinge.

• 

Pull the arm in a horizontal position.

•  Adjust the friction; refer to Fig. VI on page 12 for the 

adjustment points.

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the unit does not function (correctly), consult the 

checklist below to see if you can remedy the error 

yourself. Should this not be possible, contact your 

supplier.

WARNING

Obey the safety regulations that are written in 

chapter 3 when you carry out the activities below.

Symptom

Problem

Possible 

cause

Solution

The fan does 

not start

The unit does 

not function

No mains 

voltage

Connect the mains 

voltage

Thermal 

overload 

protection is 

activated

 

- Examine the fan 

and motor to find 

the cause and 

remedy the 

problem

 

- Push the red 

button behind the 

front panel to 

reset. Refer to 

Fig. V on page 

11

The mains cord 

is defective

Repair or replace 

the mains cord

Loose contacts

Repair the contacts

Motor defective Repair or replace 

the motor

The green 

LED is on but 

the fan does 

not run

The unit does 

not function

Relay is 

defective

Replace the relay

Thermal relay is 

defective

Replace the thermal 

relay

Motor defective Repair or replace 

the motor

Poor 

extraction 

capacity

The unit does 

not function 

properly

The shut-off 

damper in the 

hood of the 

extraction arm 

is (partly) 

closed

(Fully) open the 

shut-off damper

Clogged filters 

& loose 

connection of 

pressure sensor

Repair the 

connection of the 

pressure tubes

Clogged filters 

& defective 

pressure sensor

Replace the 

pressure sensor & 

the pre filter 

cassette
Replace the HEPA 

filter cassette as 

well

Summary of Contents for DUALGO

Page 1: ...www plymovent com Stationary welding fume extractor with flexible arm MONOGO MONOGOPLUS Installation and user manual EN...

Page 2: ...and is therefore subject at any time to change or amendment and the right to change or amend is hereby expressly reserved The instructions in this publication only serve as a guideline for installati...

Page 3: ...ing specifications at hand product name serial number You can find these data on the identification plate Product indications Unless specifically stated the contents of this manual applies to the Mono...

Page 4: ...elements 2 2 Operation The MonoGo works in accordance with the recirculation principle Welding fume is extracted through the hood of the connected extraction arm by the built in fan The polluted air p...

Page 5: ...product is suited as specified by the manufacturer inclusive of his directions in the sales brochure In case of doubt it is the use which can be deduced from the construction the model and the functio...

Page 6: ...4 The type of hardware depends on the wall type 5 Alternative direct connection to the mains additional main switch 4 3 Stationary filter unit ATTENTION Before you install the unit make sure that the...

Page 7: ...tube arm 4 6 Switch box Install the switch box at an appropriate position Connect the switch box to the filter unit and to the mains in accordance with the separately supplied electrical diagram 5 USE...

Page 8: ...X Check sealing material of the door Replace if necessary X Extraction fan Check for encrusted particles Clean if necessary X Mains cord Check for damage Repair or replace if necessary X Extraction a...

Page 9: ...sition Adjust the friction refer to Fig VI on page 12 for the adjustment points 6 3 2 Metal tube arm KUA Determine which joint needs more or less friction Loosen the hose at that position to get acces...

Page 10: ...DISPOSAL Dismantling and disposal of the unit must be done by qualified persons Personal protective equipment PPE Wear respiratory protection and protective gloves when you dismantle and dispose of t...

Page 11: ...3 3 3 4 4 4 m ft ft m 0 0 2 2 4 4 6 6 8 8 10 10 12 14 12 14 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 0 1 1 1 2 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 m ft ft m A A B B C C A A B B C C A EA 2 H KUA 160 2H B EA 3 H KUA 160 3H C EA 4 H KUA 160 4H...

Page 12: ...0000111691 011121 B MonoGo 11 ANNEX Fig V Reset button A B C 0 1...

Page 13: ...0000111691 011121 B MonoGo 12 ANNEX Fig VI Adjustment of the extraction arm Adjustment points 17 17 17 10 10 17 6 6 C A F H G D 2x D 2x E 2x...

Page 14: ...ANNEX Fig VII Exploded view MonoGo MonoGoplus 0000100583 0000117142 0000111637 0000111628 0000111636 0000117141 0000117114 0000117117 0000117118 0000117128 0000117129 0000117135 0000117136 0000117904...

Page 15: ...r cassette 15 m 0000117114 Buzzer 230V 0000117118 Service indicator green 230VAC 0000117121 Pressure switch CE 0000117129 Circuit breaker ST 1 10A 0000117136 Motor 1 1 kW 230V 1ph 50Hz IEC 0000117142...

Page 16: ...ANNEX Fig VIII Exploded view hose tube arm Economy Arm 0000101937 0000101550 0000101912 2x 0000101912 0000101917 0000101918 0000101919 0000101908 0000101537 0000102989 0000101395 0000101903 0000101944...

Page 17: ...washer 0000101908 Hood collar incl handle damper and hood hinge 0000101911 Hood hinge incl mounting material 0000101912 Friction plate 83x10x3 mm set of 2 0000101937 Safety mesh 300 mm 0000101944 Con...

Page 18: ...37 0000101550 0000101906 0000101915 0000101904 0000101905 0000101913 0000101914 0000101908 0000101537 0000102989 0000101903 B C D C D A A B B 0000102396 0000102398 0000102400 0000102397 0000102399 000...

Page 19: ...ion flange with grid 0000102199 Elbow joint KUA 160 0000102409 Rotating flange ball bearing 0000102525 Mounting kit for middle hinge KUA 160 0000102960 Brackets outer tube KUA 2 pcs 0000102989 Rubber...

Page 20: ...www plymovent com 0000111691 011121 B MonoGo...

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