UAS SMOGHOG SHM-C Series, Owner'S Manual

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SHM Series Models
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5. SERVICE
Before servicing equipment:
• Wear appropriate protective equipment when
servicing oil mist collector.
• Disconnect and lockout electrical power to the unit
and control panel.
5.1 GENERAL MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES
Proper maintenance of the SHM is essential for the unit
to provide excellent oil mist collection capabilities and
long‐term service. By keeping the unit well‐maintained,
you will also reduce operating and parts replacement
costs. a scheduled preventive maintenance program,
specifically designed for the SHM and its associated
components, is the best possible method to ensure the
unit stays in proper working order.
refer to Section 6 for troubleshooting guide to correct
any problems that may occur with your oil mist collection
unit. if the problem or condition continues, contact uaS
customer service for assistance.
5.2 FILTER SERVICE
automatic filter replacement warnings should display on
units so equipped.
on unequipped units, when the primary filters reach the
point of not being able to maintain proper unit function
they must be replaced.
to order filters, contact your uaS sales representative.
identify your filter part number from your sales order, your
unit nameplate, or the inside cover of this manual.
the aluminum mesh pre-filter can be washed and rinsed
with a moderately powerful spray from a power-washer or
hose. this filter can be replaced if contaminants become
impossible to remove or due to excessive wear.
always wear proper PPe including goggles, dust mask
and work gloves when installing or replacing filter
elements. oil accumulated on the filter elements can
result in irritation of the lungs, skin, and / or eyes.
remove used filter elements from the collector and dispose
of properly, in accordance with governing restrictions. Be
sure there is no excess oil or residue build-up inside the
primary filter cabinet. clean or rinse as necessary. inspect
all filter sealing cam bars and filter support parts for
unusual signs of wear or failure. checking all gaskets and
seals is recommended at this time, as well as replacement
if necessary.
the surface of the filter element can be damaged as a
result of improper moving or handling. care must be taken
to prevent any damage to the filter media.
inspect each filter element for damage from shipping,
storage or handling. do not use damaged elements, they
may leak or fail prematurely.
review installation procedures for filter elements before
beginning the installation procedures and accessing the
oil mist collector. follow the proper lockout, tagout.
numbers in figure 5 coordinate directly with numbering
below.
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D A N G E R
CAUTION
Task Maintenance Interval
Check Sump Level, Verify Proper Drainage Weekly (increased frequency may be necessary)
Check For Accumulated Material
Monthly (or when filters are replaced or bin emp�ed)
*Add to this list and adjust the maintenance interval as necessary based on applica�on.
TABLE 4
Maintenance Schedule