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Mini-Gorilla Owner’s Manual O.A.S. 2010
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II. General Specifications
600 cfm
Industrial Baldor TEFC 1.5hp motor
110 / 230v - 16 / 8 amps / 1.15 Service Factor
5” dia. inlet
Composite fan wheel - Backward inclined, non-sparking,
non-ferrous.
Sound 76 dBA
40 Sq. Ft. Filter media / Spun-Bonded
600 cfm
Industrial TEFC 1hp motor
115v - 9.6 amps / 1.15 Service Factor
5” dia. inlet
Composite fan wheel - Backward inclined, non-sparking,
non-ferrous.
Sound 76 dBA
40 Sq. Ft. Filter media / Spun-Bonded
1.5hp
Mini
Dust Gorilla System
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XXP010100
1hp Standard
Mini
Dust Gorilla System
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XXP010101
III. Filter Maintenance
External Filter Cartridge Cleaning Intervals
Cleaning Procedures for HEPA Filters
Gasket Repair / Replacement
Remove filter from collector. Hold nozzle at least 6” away from
filter pleats* Wear a mask, safety glasses and do it outside.
A hand-held compressed air nozzle should be used to backflush (with 30 - 60 psi air) by running the nozzle up and down the
exterior of the filter cartridges. If a residue on the inside (ePTFE membrane side) of the filter cartridge remains, low velocity
compressed air may be used directly on the inside,
but care must be taken not to damage the membrane.
If there is significant backside blinding, compressed air may be used. However, forcing the dust further into the media from
the backside is likely.
Wahing the filter cartridge with a high pressure water jet or stream is not recommended. Washing in place must be done
only after air cleaning and with no greater than 40 psi water, unassisted by a nozzle or jet acceleration. A water force similar
to a soft garden spray attachment is appropriate. Filter must be thoroughly dry before using again.
Gaskets may become loose over time and should be repaired or replaced as follows:
1. Remove the gasket completely. Excess adhesive should be removed from the endcap.
2. Roughen the surface of the endcap where the gasket attaches with an emery cloth.
3. Clean the gasket and endcap with isoprpyl alcohol to remove residue.
4. Apply liquid silicone (GE RTV-118) to the endcap and attach the gasket.
5. Apply a small bead of silicone (GE IS808) to ID and OD of the gasket.
6. Allow the silicone adhesive to cure a minimum of 24 hours before using the filter.
*WARNING: A close, direct blast with the compressed air nozzle
too close to filter, may damage filter media. Always wear safety
glasses and mask while blowing off filter.
Caution: Fine dust collected in filter is hazardous
to your health! Do not breathe!
