
5 OPERATION
The fresh air supply system must be operating when the cabin is closed!
In other words, the dust filter system SF120 must always be in operation when the cab is closed in
order to ensure an adequate supply of fresh air to the operator. Otherwise there is a risk of oxygen
deficiency!
1. Close windows, doors and roof hatches. -> To allow overpressure in the cabin to increase, all
openings in the cabin must be closed.
2. To switch on the dust filter system SF120, turn the rotary knob (4) on the control unit clockwise
to the desired fan level. -> Overpressure increased in the cabin, which is indicated by the LEDs on
the control unit. For details, see item “4 control unit”.
3. To switch off the dust filter system SF120, turn the rotary knob (4) on the control unit
anticlockwise to level 0. -> The cabin overpressure drops rapidly and the fresh air supply is
interrupted. Observe the warning notice!
Notes:
The system is normally connected via the ignition (terminal 15). Once the system has been
switched, it is switched automatically when the motor is started to the selected fan level and
switched off when the motor is shut off.
The air conditioner may be operated as usual. See vehicle manufacturer’s operating manual.
In case of increasing pressure loss due to a fouled filter or smaller leaks in the cabin sealing,
increasing the fan level can increase the cabin pressure to reach the prescribed range of 100 –
300 Pa again.
6 FILTER
070143 Cyclone pre-separator air filter
The cyclone pre-separator air filter features a
continuous dust ejector and is therefore mainly
maintenance. In case of clogging, e.g. due to large
pieces of lint or wood fibres, please clean this
manually. Cleaning with compressed air is
possible if required.
313524 HEPA filter class H13
Filter in the basic device - This filter cannot be
cleaned! The filter material is very sensitive. Do
not reach inside the filter! If the filter is loaded
(loaded), then insert a new filter. Opening upwards
as indicated in the figure. Complete a visual
inspection at regular intervals to check if the filter
is damaged or overloaded.
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