KAESER SK 19 User manual

SERVICE MANUAL USE
Screw Compressor
Model: SK 19
GL---Nr.: BA---SK19.L---1.9760.50011---00 03
LVolt LCabinet heaters..........................
LWye---Delta Start L115 V receptacle
LD.O.L. Start LOutdoor modification
Lpsig LRainhoods..........................
LLSwitchable Modulation.............................
LLSynthetic lubricant............................. ...................
LWiring Diagram: LFoodGradelubricant.................
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Serial No.: ...............................................

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1 Technical Specification 1 --- 1.........................................
1.1 Compressor Unit 1 --- 1.....................................................
1.2 Noise Level 1 --- 1..........................................................
1.3 Motor 1 --- 1...............................................................
1.4 Electrical Connection 1 --- 1.................................................
1.5 Set Point of the Safety Relief Valve 1 --- 2......................................
1.6 Installation Requirements 1 --- 2..............................................
1.7 Oil Capacities 1 --- 2........................................................
1.8 Fluid recommendations 1 --- 3...............................................
1.8.1 General Information 1 --- 3...................................................
1.8.2 KAESER Fluids 1 --- 3.......................................................
1.8.3 Compatibility of KAESER Sigma Lubricants 1 --- 4..............................
1.9 Maintenance for the Electrical Motor 1 --- 5....................................
1.10 Dimensional Drawing 1 --- 5.................................................
2 Safety Regulations 2 --- 7.............................................
2.1 Explanation of Symbols and References 2 --- 7.................................
2.2 General Safety Precautions 2 --- 8............................................
2.3 Electrical Power Supply 2 --- 9...............................................
2.4 Spare Parts 2 --- 9..........................................................
2.5 Compressed Air System 2 --- 9...............................................
2.6 Environmental Protection 2 --- 10..............................................
3 General 3 --- 11.......................................................
3.1 Proper use of the Compressor 3 --- 11.........................................
3.2 Improper use 3 --- 11........................................................
3.3 Compressed Air Treatment 3 --- 11............................................
3.4 Copyright 3 --- 11............................................................
4 Transport 4 --- 12......................................................
4.1 Transport Instructions 4 --- 12.................................................
4.2 Packaging 4 --- 12...........................................................
4.3 Storage 4 --- 13.............................................................
5 Construction and Operation 5 --- 14....................................
5.1 Principle of Compression 5 --- 14..............................................
5.2 Brief Description 5 --- 14......................................................
5.3 Pipe and Instrument Flow Diagram (P & I Diagram) 5 --- 14.......................
5.4 DUAL Control 5 --- 17........................................................
5.5 QUADRO Control 5 --- 18.....................................................
5.6 VARIO Control 5 --- 19.......................................................
6 Installation 6 --- 20....................................................
6.1 Installation Requirements 6 --- 20..............................................
6.2 Connection of the Compressed Air Supply 6 --- 21...............................
6.3 Electrical Connection 6 --- 21.................................................

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7 Putting into Operation 7 --- 22..........................................
7.1 Points to be Observed before Putting into Operation 7 --- 22......................
7.2 Points to be Observed before Starting the Compressor Unit 7 --- 22...............
7.3 Checklist 7 --- 24............................................................
7.4 Direction of Rotation Check 7 --- 25............................................
7.5 Motor Overload Relay Adjustment and Changing 7 --- 26.........................
7.6 Setting the Air System Pressure 7 --- 27........................................
7.7 Functional Check of the Door Interlock Switch 7 --- 28...........................
7.8 Measures to be taken before Initial Start 7 --- 30.................................
7.8.1 Pour a small quantity of oil into the air inlet port 7 --- 30..........................
7.8.2 Running the compressor in idle 7 --- 30........................................
8 Operation 8 --- 31.....................................................
8.1 Control Panel 8 --- 31........................................................
8.2 SIGMA controller 8 --- 31.....................................................
8.2.1 Emergency Stop Pushbutton 8 --- 31..........................................
8.2.2 Function keys 8 --- 32........................................................
8.2.3 Light emitting diodes and plain text display 8 --- 32..............................
8.3 Starting and Stopping the Compressor Unit 8 --- 33..............................
8.4 Acknowledgement of Alarms 8 --- 33...........................................
8.5 Acknowledgement of Service Messages 8 --- 34.................................
8.6 Faults: Possible cause --- Remedy 8 --- 35......................................
8.6.1 Working temperature too high 8 --- 35..........................................
8.6.2 Motor overload protection relay trips 8 --- 35....................................
8.6.3 Compressor runs but does not reach pressure. 8 --- 36..........................
8.6.4 Oil leaks out of air filter 8 --- 36................................................
8.6.5 Full---load/Idle sequence occurs too frequently (short cycles) 8 --- 37..............
8.6.6 Safety relief valve blows off 8 --- 37............................................
8.6.7 Oil in the package 8 --- 37....................................................
8.6.8 Excessive oil consumption 8 --- 37.............................................
9 Maintenance 9 --- 39..................................................
9.1 Observe the following rules during all maintenance and servicing work: 9 --- 39.....
9.2 Regular Maintenance 9 --- 40.................................................
9.3 Opening and Closing the Compressor Package 9 --- 41..........................
9.4 Checking the Drive Belt Tension 9 --- 42........................................
9.5 Drive Belt Change 9 --- 42....................................................
9.6 Cleaning or Replacing the Filter Mat 9 --- 43....................................
9.7 Cleaning or Replacing the Air Filter 9 --- 44.....................................
9.8 Servicing the Electric Motor 9 --- 44............................................
9.9 Testing the Safety Relief Valve on the Oil Separator Tank 9 --- 45..................
9.10 Venting the compressor unit 9 --- 45...........................................
9.11 Oil Filter Change 9 --- 46.....................................................
9.11.1 Removal and replacement of the oil filter cartridge 9 --- 46........................
9.12 Oil Top --- Off 9 --- 47..........................................................
9.13 Cleaning the Oil Cooler and Aftercooler 9 --- 49.................................

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9.13.1 Removing and cleaning the oil cooler/air aftercooler 9 --- 49......................
9.14 Oil Change (Oil Separator Tank and Oil Cooler) 9 --- 51..........................
9.14.1 Oil change using external pressure source 9 --- 52..............................
9.14.2 Oil top---off 9 --- 53...........................................................
9.14.3 Draining the oil using own compressed air 9 --- 54...............................
9.14.4 Procedure for putting back into operation 9 --- 54...............................
9.15 Changing the Oil Separator Cartridge 9 --- 55...................................
9.16 Maintenance Schedule 9 --- 57................................................
10 Spare Parts and After Sales Service 10 --- 58.............................
10.1 Service parts and maintenance parts 10 --- 58...................................
10.2 Service and Maintenance Agreement 10 --- 59...................................
11 Appendix 11 --- 60......................................................
11.1 Wiring Diagram 11 --- 60......................................................
11.2 Spare Parts List 11 --- 77......................................................

Technical Specification
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1 Technical Specification
1.1 Compressor Unit
Model SK 19...........................................
Maximum gauge working pressure 110/125/145/190 psig........
Minimum gauge working pressure 80 psig......................
Free air delivery at max. gauge 68/ 64/ 58/ 45 cfm..............
working pressure
Operating temperature approx. 167---200 EF...................
(Varies with ambient temperature and operating conditions)
Weight 595 lbs.............................................
Drawings:
Dimensional drawing T 7471.5............................
P & I flow chart FSK19STL---00022.00......................
(Pipework and instrument flow chart)
Electrical diagram SSK19.Y---U1013.00.....................
1.2 Noise Level
Noise level to CAGI---Pneurop 67 dB(A)..........................
at 1 m distance (free sound field measurement)
1.3 Motor
Compressor motor:
Rated power 15 hp.........................................
Rated speed 3600 rpm.......................................
Specification class TEFC.................................
1.4 Electrical Connection
Main voltage 230 V 3---phase........................................
Full load current FLA 39.2 A................................
Frequency 60 Hz...........................................
Recommended main disconnect fuses
(Dual element or time---delay) 60 A..........................
Recommended power supply cable (CU multi---stranded)
cross---section 4 AWG.........................................

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Mains voltage 460 V 3---phase.......................................
Full load current FLA 19.6 A................................
Frequency 60 Hz...........................................
Recommended main disconnect fuses
(Dual element or time---delay) 30 A..........................
Recommended power supply cable (CU multi---stranded)
cross---section 8 AWG.........................................
Maximum dual element time--delay fuses are selected according to
2002 N.E.C. Article 240--6, 430--52 and Tables 430--52, 430--148 &
150.
Select multi--strand copper core wire at 40C ambient temperature
according to 2002 N.E.C. 110--14(c), 220--3, 310--15, Table 310--16,
430--6, 430--22, 430--24 and Tables 430--148 & 150.
For electrical power supply please refer to chapter 2.3 and 6.3
1.5 SetPointoftheSafetyReliefValve
110 psig Compressor Unit --- Activating pressure 140 psig........
125 psig Compressor Unit --- Activating pressure 155 psig........
145 psig Compressor Unit --- Activating pressure 175 psig........
190 psig Compressor Unit --- Activating pressure 230 psig........
1.6 Installation Requirements
Max. height above sea level of the place of installation 3000 ft...
(for all heights above please contact authorized KAESER distributor)
Min. ambient temperature 40 EF.............................
Max. ambient temperature 105 EF............................
Min. cooling air/inlet air temperature 40 EF....................
Max. cooling air/inlet air temperature 105 EF...................
Air inlet opening 5.4 sq.ft......................................
Exhaust air for solution A (see chapter 6.1):
Forced ventilation with exhaust ventilator 2350 cfm at static pressure of.............. 0.4 inches water column
Exhaust air for solution B (see chapter 6.1):
Exhaust air used for space heating:
Heating duct w x h 14” x 20”..............................
1.7 Oil Capacities
Total oil capacities 3.17 gal..................................
After oil change or after long period of storage
Quantity required for prelubrication of the airend 0.5 quart.........
(Refer to chapter 7.8.1)
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1.8 Fluid recommendations
Lubrication of an air compressor is essential to reliable operation. Carbon and varnish can
form in compressor oils. These deposits block the flow of lubricant and cause excessive
wear and failure of moving parts. Contamination of the fluid can allow the formation of
acids, causing extensive internal corrosion. Water may be condensed decreasing the
fluid’s lubricity.
Fluid in rotary compressors does much more than lubricate. During the compression pro-
cess, it acts as a sealant in the airend which is important for maximum efficiency. The fluid
also absorbs much of the heat of compression to cool the airend and reduce the tempera-
ture of the compressed air. It’s not enough that a compressor fluid lubricates well, it must
stand up to the heat, pressure and contaminants that are present in every air compressor.
1.8.1 General Information
KAESER synthetic lubricants should be stored in a protected location to prevent conta-
mination. Do not re---use drums; flush and send to reconditioner.
Although the KAESER synthetic is not highly flammable, it will burn. While KAESER syn-
thetic compressor oil is less flammable than equal viscosity mineral oils, it cannot be classi-
fied as a fire---resistant fluid. It has a flash point above 460F. Since the user has total con-
trol over the conditions of the compressor lubricant, he assumes total responsibility for its
safe usage.
Material Safety Data Sheets are available for each lubricant from your KAESER authorized
distributors.
Regardless of the lubricant selected, the KAESER Sigma lubricants will separate readily
from water. If condensate occurs it can easily be removed. Let the compressor sit so that
any water can drain back to the separator tank and separate to the bottom. See
chapter 9.14 proper draining procedure.
1.8.2 KAESER Fluids
KAESER COMPRESSORS has several lubricants available that are specially formulated to
match these demands. They feature excellent lubricity, outstanding demulsibility (ability to
separate from water), and long life.
RECOMMENDED KAESER LUBRICANTS
SIGMA
LUBRICANT
DESCRIPTION MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED
CHANGE INTERVAL*
First Oil Change Subsequent Oil
Change
M --- 460
S --- 460
ISO 46 Semi---Synthetic Lubricant
ISO 46 Synthetic Lubricant
2,000 Hours
6,000 Hours
4,000 Hours
8,000 Hours
* Oil changes may need to be more frequent depending on ambient conditions.
When high ambient temperatures or dirty conditions are present, oil changes may be
necessary every 1,000 hours (4,000 hours for synthetic) or even shorter intervals. Oil
change intervals required should be determined through periodic oil analysis.
M--SERIES SEMI--SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS
-M---Series SIGMA compressor fluids are the highest quality petroleum lubricants.
M---460 is specially blended to provide reliable performance in KAESER screw com-
pressors.

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S--SERIES SYNTHETIC LUBRICANTS
-S---Series SIGMA compressor oils are formulated from the most advanced synthetic
lubricants. These ”synthetic” lubricants begin as high quality petroleum feed stock.
They are then refined, processed and purified into fluids with very consistent molecular
structure. These oils are carefully blended to produce extremely consistant lubricants
with superior properties. SIGMA synthetic lubricants feature all the advantages of both
PAO and diester fluids.
-S---460 lubricant is recommended for compressors operating in ambient temperatures
between 40F and 105F.
Specialty KAESER LUBRICANTS
-S---680 lubricant may be used when ambient temperatures are always between 70F
and 105F.
-FG---460 synthetic hydrocarbon based food grade fluid is designed for use in rotary
screw compressors in the application where incidental food contact may occur with
the discharge air. This fluid meets the requirements of the FDA Regulation 21 CFR
§178.3570 and is USDA H---1 approved. FG---460 is approved for canning, food pack-
ing, meat and poultry processing and other applications where incidental food contact
may occur.
SPECIALTY KAESER LUBRICANTS
(Refer to product information to determine suitability.)
SIGMA
LUBRICANT
DESCRIPTION MAXIMUM RECOMMENDED
CHANGE INTERVAL*
First Oil Change Subsequent Oil
Change
S --- 680
FG --- 460
ISO 68 Synthetic Lubricant
ISO 46 Food Grade Synthetic
Fluid
6,000 Hours
2,000 Hours
8,000 Hours
3,000 Hours
* Oil changes may need to be more frequent depending on ambient conditions.
When high ambient temperatures or dirty conditions are present, oil changes may be
necessary every 1,000 hours (4,000 hours for synthetic) or even shorter intervals. Oil
change intervals required should be determined through periodic oil analysis.
1.8.3 Compatibility of KAESER Sigma Lubricants
All the above listed KAESER Sigma lubricants are similar to mineral oil in their compatibility
with paints, seals, gaskets and hoses. The typical precautions are required when changing
over from mineral oil to KAESER synthetic hydrocarbon based lubricant.
Never mix lubricants of different types or brands.
When switching from mineral oil to a synthetic oil, the plant’s system materials must be
re---evaluated. Certain plastics are not compatible with synthetic oils. The following is a par-
tial list of acceptable and not recommended materials:

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ACCEPTABLE NOT RECOMMENDED
Viton
High Nitrile Buna N
Teflon
Epoxy Paint
Oil Resistant Alkyd
Nylon
Delrin
Celcon
Neoprene
SBRRubber
Low Nitrile Buna N
Acrylic Paint
Lacquer
Polystyrene
PVC
ABS
Polycarbonate bowls can be etched by any synthetic lubricant.
We recommend replacement with metal bowls, or the addition of metal
guards.
1.9 Maintenance for the Electrical Motor
Relubricate the compressor motor bearings:
Under normal operating conditions, after 12000 h*.............
(ambient temperature up to 77EF)
Under unsuitable conditions, after 6000 h*....................
(ambient temperature up to 105EF)
but no later than 3 Years.......................................
*operating hours
1.10 Dimensional Drawing
(see following page)
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Safety
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2 Safety Regulations
Read this service manual carefully and observe cautionary references before putting this
compressor package into operation and before carrying out any maintenance.
2.1 Explanation of Symbols and References
This symbol is placed before all references to safety where danger to
life and limb can occur during work. It is especially important that
these rules are observed and that extreme care is taken in these
cases. For their own protection, all other users must be informed of
these safety rules. Observe general safety and accident prevention
regulations as well as the safety rules laid down in this service man-
ual.
This symbol is placed by text where considerable attention must be
paid so that recommendations, regulations, references and correct se-
quence of work are adhered to and that damage and/or destruction of
the compressor unit and/or other equipment is prevented.
This symbol identifies environmental protection measures.
This symbol indicates operations to be carried out by the operator or
service technician.
-This bullet identifies listings.
Explanation of warning labels:
Beware of hot surface. Do not touch surface; danger of burning.
Beware of high voltage. Do not touch electrical components; danger of
electric shock.
Beware! Machine starts automatically. Machine can start automatically
or by remote start command.
Beware of rotating parts. Do not touch rotating parts as this can cause
pinching/injury.
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2.2 General Safety Precautions
Work on power driven systems may only be carried out by trained or
specialized personnel.
Work on the electrical equipment of the refrigerated dryer may only be
carried out by a qualified electrician or trained personnel under the
supervision of a qualified electrician according to the NEC and any ap-
plicable local codes.
Prior to working on electrical systems of the compressor always per-
form the following steps in the sequence shown.
1. Lock the main disconnect in the ”off” position in accordance with
applicable lock out/ tag out procedures (example: OSHA CFR 29
§ 1910.147) to ensure the compressor does not restart.
2. Ensure the package cannot be switched on again
3. Check that no voltage is present
4. Lock the isolation shut--off valve in the ”closed”position and vent
all compressed air trapped between the compressor and the isolation
shut--off valve in accordance with applicable lock out/ tag out pro-
cedures (example: OSHA CFR 29 § 1910.147).
Unless the Service Manual states otherwise, all pressure lines must be
vented or shut off.
Any alterations or reconstruction carried out without the prior written
authorization of KAESER COMPRESSORS Inc. will invalidate the war-
ranty.
No welding, heat--treatment or mechanical modifications may be car-
ried out on pressurised components such as. pipework, air receivers,
etc.
Safety devices may not be modified or deactivated.
Signs and labels of reference may not be removed or rendered
unreadable.
These instructions must also be observed:
-Allow no open flames and flying sparks at the place of installation.
-Ensure that sparks or high temperatures cannot cause fire or explosion if welding is
carried out on or near the compressor.
-Ensure that the compressor unit can breathe clean intake air that contains no damag-
ing components.
-Do not allow the maximum ambient temperature to be exceeded (see chapter 1.6),
otherwise special measures must be agreed between the manufacturer and the cus-
tomer.
Attention!
Attention!
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-Carry out oil changes according to the service manual.
-Use only oils recommended by the manufacturer.
-Do not mix cooling oils of different types.
-The operating temperature stipulated must be kept to and checked constantly to avoid
condensate in the oil circulation.
-If maintenance work is carried out on any part of the oil circulation system, top up the
oil in the oil separator tank to the maximum level afterwards, run the compressor for a
short period and keep it under constant observation. Check the oil level again and top
up with oil to replace the oil taken up by the piping and the cooling system.
-Use the filter cartridge of the oil separator tank only as long as the pressure drop
across the filter is less than the 14.5 psi specified. Check constantly.
-This machine is not explosion---proof.
It may not be operated in areas in which specific requirements with regard to ex-
plosion protection are applied.
2.3 Electrical Power Supply
The main power supply and overcurrent protection must be installed
by a qualified electrician in accordance with NEC, OSHA and any appli-
cable local codes.
Compressor packages must be installed with a lockable main discon-
nect and fuses or other short--circuit and ground fault protection de-
vice.
For fuse and wire recommendations, see chapter 1.4
Please note that the conductors, fuses and procedure are KAESER’s
recommendations. These recommendations do not supersede other
applicable codes.
2.4 Spare Parts
Safe and reliable operation of the compressor package is guaranteed only with KAESER
original spare parts and KAESER SIGMA cooling oil.
Use only original parts in assemblies subject to pressure.
2.5 Compressed Air System
If a compressed air system is extended or changed, verify that the blowoff pressure and
capacities of the safety relief valves on the air receiver tanks and in the system match the
rating of all the compressor packages installed.
Attention!
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2.6 Environmental Protection
Condensate drainage
The condensate accumulating during compression must be fed via a
suitable drainage system, collected in special canisters and disposed
of according to environmental regulations.
Maintenance materials/wear items/replacement parts
Ensure that all wear items, maintenance and replacement parts accu-
mulating during operation of the compressor package are disposed of
according to environmental regulations.
The following points must be observed:
Avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Do not inhale vapors and oil mist.
Do not eat or drink when handling such materials.
Fire, open flame and smoking are strictly forbidden.

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3 General
The service manual must always be available for use at the location of
the compressor package.
The right is reserved to make technical changes and improvements to equipment which
may then result in discrepencies in the details of that equipment contained in this manual.
3.1 Proper use of the Compressor
The compressor package is intended solely for the purpose of generating compressed air.
Any further use outside of this purpose is considered improper. The manufacturer cannot
accept liability for any damage caused by such improper use; the user alone is liable for
any risks incurred.
Proper use of the compressor also includes adherence to the installation, removal, applica-
tion, operational and maintenance instructions laid down by the manufacturer.
If the compressor package is operated in an air distribution network, the maximum network
pressure may not exceed 232 psig.
The equipment may only be used or serviced by authorized and
trained personnel.
3.2 Improper use
Never direct compressed air toward persons. Compressed air is a con-
centrated form of energy and as such is dangerous to life.
Inlet air may not contain any explosive or chemically unstable gas or
vapour.
3.3 Compressed Air Treatment
Never use compressed air from oil injected compressor packages for
breathing purposes and production methods where the air has direct
contact with food, without subjecting the compressed air to additional
treatment.
3.4 Copyright
KAESER COMPRESSORS, INC.
All rights reserved. No part of this manual may be reproduced in any form without per-
mission of KAESER COMPRESSORS, INC.
Attention!
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4 Transport
4.1 Transport Instructions
We recommend a fork lift truck or lifting equipment for transporting the compressor pack-
age to avoid damage to the cabinet and framework.
min. 40”
Do not exert any side forces on the compressor package when trans-
porting with lifting equipment!
4.2 Packaging
Always observe the instructions in chapter 4.3 when packaging the machine for storage.
Use packaging suitable for the intended route if the machine is to be transported further by
the customer.
Overland
The machine should be protected from mechanical damage by a sturdy crate and from
moisture by plastic sheeting.
By sea or air
Special packaging instructions can be obtained from KAESER.
Dispose of the packaging according to environmental regulations and
recycle where possible.
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4.3 Storage
If the equipment is to stand idle for a long period the prescribed measures must be taken
to avoid damage.
If any measures can not be taken, advice should be sought from an authorized KAESER
distribitor.
Basically, the equipment should be stored in a dry, frost--free room.
Protect against ingress of moisture or formation of condensation.
See chapter 7.8 for instructions on start--up.
Storage up to 6 months (temporarily out of service):
As an alternative to storage, the equipment can be run once a week for 30 minutes at op-
erating temperature to ensure adequate corrosion protection.
Otherwise, the measures described under “’Storage for longer than 6 months’ are to be
taken.
Storage for longer than 6 months:
Ensure the equipment is dry and cover in plastic sheeting. Protect the interior with suffi-
cient quantities of desiccant (silica gel or similar).
Storage for longer than 12 months:
Carry out the following additional maintenance tasks before putting into operation:
Change the oil filter (see chapter 9.11).
Change the oil separator cartridge (see chapter 9.15).
Change the oil (see chapter 9.14).
Have the motor bearings checked by an authorized KAESER service technician.
Storage for longer than 3 years:
After 3 years at the latest the complete technical condition of the equipment must be
checked before start---up.
Starting up the equipment without a full inspection can lead to dam-
age.
Have the the start---up carried out by an authorized KAESER service technician.
Attention!
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5 Construction and Operation
5.1 Principle of Compression
The stationary compressor package is fitted with a single stage, oil---injected airend. The
two rotors, the driven male rotor and the female rotor, both mounted in antifriction bear-
ings, are fitted into the airend. As the rotors rotate, air is drawn into the upper side through
the inlet port and is compressed on the lower side. The oil that is injected into the lower
side absorbs heat generated by compression, prevents metal to metal contact between
the rotors, seals the rotors and the housing from each other and also lubricates the antifric-
tion bearings. The compressed air and oil mixture leaves the airend via the discharge port.
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1 Drive shaft 4 Male rotor
2 Oil injection 5 Female rotor
3 Discharge port 6 Air inlet port
5.2 Brief Description
The compressor block is driven by an electric motor via V---belts.
An oil separator cartridge is fitted into the oil separator tank allowing practically oil free
compressed air supply.
The control system of the compressor package ensures that compressed air is generated
within the set pressure limits.
Safety devices protect the compressor package against failure of important systems
through automatic shut---down.
The fan ensures ventilation of the compressor package and sufficient cooling air for the
air---cooled oil cooler and air aftercooler.
5.3 Pipe and Instrument Flow Diagram (P & I Diagram)
(see following pages)

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