This is a recommended schedule for a compressor in a clean, dry environment.
Test for Air Leaks
1st Week and Annually
Replace Intake Filters
Annually
Replace Coalescing Filter
Replace Particulate Filter
Inspect Dryer
Annually
Test Safety Valves
Annually
Replace Dessicant Cartridges
Every 5 years
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
Replace annually or when filter indicator moves
to completely red while running. (see blue diagram)
Replace annually or when filter indicator moves
to completely red while running. (see blue diagram)
MAINTENANCE OVERVIEW
Osprey 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.
RAMVAC
®
OSPREY
MAINTENANCE CHART
KEY POINTS FOR TROUBLE-FREE
OPERATION:
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Check the Coalescing and Particulate filter
indicator every month.
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Keep compressor clean and free of dirt.
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Keep area surrounding compressor free of debris.
•
Maintain a controlled ambient temperature
between recommended levels.
•
High temperatures will shorten the life of the air
compressor.
•
Follow the recommended preventative
maintenance schedule.
REPLACING COALESCING FILTER
Note: All models use the same coalescing filter
1. Turn compressor off.
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For Smart models use the stop button on the C2 Control.
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For Basic models use the switch toggle turning it to off.
2. Remove power from the compressor.
3. Pull tab down and turn coalescing filter bowl slightly right and
remove.
4. Remove filter by turning completely out.
5. Install new .3 micron filter.
6. Position filter bowl, push up slightly and turn left into place. Tab
will snap down into place.
7. Return power to the compressor.
8. Return compressor to service.
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. We do not recommend using any cleaners or harsh chemicals to clean
this equipment since their 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.
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ALWAYS READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY/REGULATORY INFORMATION
AND NOTIFICATIONS PROVIDED IN THE USER MANUAL.
