Gardner Denver L160 110A V2, Руководство пользователя

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Appendix 9
January 2017 America 57 /72
Remove the electrical connection
DANGER
Electric shock
Deadly electrical voltage
➯
Work on the electrical equipment
may be performed only by
authorized electrical technicians.
1 Disconnect the feed cables. See wiring
diagram.
2 Remove the feed cables.
3 Apply seal plugs to the feed line openings.
Removing the pipework
1
Disconnect the compressed air connection.
2 Disconnect the condensate drain lines.
3 Allow the condensate to drain out completely.
4 Clean up any escaped condensate
immediately.
Draining the lubricating oil
1
Open the enclosure, create access.
2 Place a suitable container below the oil drain.
3 Open the drain valve and allow oil to drain out
completely. Dispose of the lubricating oil.
4 Close the drain valve.
5 Close the enclosure.
Remove the oil filter
1
Remove all oil filters in the lubrication system.
Dispose of the filters.
– Oil filter
– Oil fine separator
Remove the drive motor lubricator grease
cartridges
1
Open the enclosure, create access.
2
Pull the plug from the lubrication system.
3
Unscrew the lubricator (grease cartridge with
drive and cover) from the lubrication point.
4
Seal off the lubrication point.
5
Close the enclosure.
Remove the air filter
1
Remove all filter elements and filter mats.
Dispose of filter elements and filter mats.
– Air filter cartridge
– Filter mat
– Switch cabinet cooling air inlet filter (only
RS compressors )
– Control air filter
9.4 Disposal
General
The compressor must be dismantled and removed
by technicians. The applicable local safety and
environmental protection regulations must be
complied with.
When disposing of materials that are hazardous
to health, the instructions on the corresponding
material safety data sheets must be followed.
Packaging materials, cleaning agents, and used or
residual consumables must be fed to recycling in
accordance with the regulations applicable at the
installation site.
9.5 Limit values of dissolved matter
NOTE
The data listed below are guidelines that may deviate under certain operating conditions. The overall
composition and operating temperature are the critical factors. This cannot be used to justify a warranty
claim.
Dissolved matter / key values Circulating water Flow-through water
pH value (at 25 °C / 77 °F) 6 - 9 6 - 9
Carbonate hardness CaCO
3
< 0.0008 lb/gal < 0.0004 lb/gal
Overall hardness < 36 mg/dl
< 200 ppm
< 11.5 °dH
< 20 °fH
< 9 mg/dl
< 50 ppm
< 2.8 °dH
< 5 °fH
Chloride Cl
-
< 0.0016 lb/gal < 0.0004 lb/gal
Chart 9-1: Limit values of dissolved matter