Changing the filter
Personnel:
Properly trained person
Protective equipment:
Industrial safety helmet
Light respiratory protection
Protective gloves
Fig. 11: Filter change
Before you start changing filters, switch off the air
conditioning system.
1.
Remove the diffuser face,
Ä
‘Removing the
diffuser face’ on page 9
.
2.
Remove the clamping frame. To do so,
loosen the clamping screws (Fig. 11/3) and
press the release buttons (Fig. 11/2) in.
Remove the clamping frame (Fig. 11/4) with
the filter element.
3.
Remove the dust-laden filter (Fig. 11/1) from
the clamping frame, put it into a plastic bag
and dispose of it properly, see
Ä
‘Disposal ’
on page 11
.
4.
If the filter casing is dirty, clean and disinfect
it
Ä
‘Cleaning the filter casing’ on page 12
.
5.
Insert a new filter element, reinstall the
clamping frame including the filter, and fix
the diffuser face again, see
Ä
Chapter
6 ‘Commissioning’ on page 7
.
Disposal
ENVIRONMENT!
Risk of harm to the environment due to the incor-
rect handling of hazardous materials and sub-
stances.
Filters and cleaning materials that have been
contaminated with bacterial, toxic or radioactive
particles are considered hazardous waste and
have to be disposed of by an authorised business
in compliance with local regulations.
Disposing of filter elements with household waste is
allowed only in the following cases:
For unused filter elements
For filter elements that have been exposed
only to atmospheric outdoor air
Ordering replacement filters
To ensure permanent protection from particulate
matter and other pollutants we recommend using
only original TROX filters.
Original TROX filters carry a sticker on the frame
with both the use before date and information on
how to order replacements.
To avoid downtime of the ventilation and air con-
ditioning system, we recommend you to always
have the required filters in stock.
To order filters go to:
www.troxtechnik.com
Maintenance
TFM Particulate filter modules for ceilings
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