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3.4. Replacing the filter cartridge
The filter cartridge must be changed when contamination of the filter cartridge is signaled by the
contamination indicator "O" on the filter (red display field).
The filter cartridge must be changed when the filter unit is in the idle condition (device plug
disconnected from the grid).
To remove the contaminated filter cartridge, unscrew it from the filter top in a counter-clockwise
direction. Collect the oil contained in the filter cartridge in a suitable container.
Depending on the level of contamination in the open filter housing, it may be necessary to clean
the filter top before a new filter cartridge is inserted.
Lubricate the seal of the replacement filter cartridge with the operating fluid. Position the filter
cartridge and turn it clockwise until the seal touches the filter top, followed by another half turn.
The replacement cartridge must not be removed from the packaging until just before it is inserted
into the filter housing, at which point it must be checked for integrity (no visible mechanical
damage) and completeness.
Ensure that neither the filter housing nor the replacement cartridge are contaminated with dirt at
any point during the replacement process.
3.5. Cleaning the filter housing
It is necessary to clean the filter housing if liquid containing coarse contaminants has been filtered
and visible dirt is present in the filter housing. The filter housing is to be cleaned during filter
cartridge replacement.
The interior of the filter housing must be cleaned with conventional cleaning equipment and
solvents.
During the cleaning process, ensure that no dirt comes into contact with the clean side and that no
solvent remains in the filter housing.
3.6. General notes
•When carrying out any work on or with the circulating filter unit, care must always be taken
to ensure that suitable protective equipment is worn in accordance with accident prevention
regulations (UVV).
•The electric motor is equipped with a thermal and pressure-dependent safety switch, which
takes effect in the event of overload and automatically switches off the electric motor.
•If the protective function has taken effect on the electric motor, the status of the
contamination indicators must be checked and the element designated as contaminated
must be replaced.
•The electrical equipment has an IP 54 protection rating (device must not be used outdoors!)