WABCO SYSTEM SAVER HP MM1736 User manual

SYSTEM SAVER HP
AIR DRYER
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
MM1736

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents
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Table of Contents
1 General Information ......................................................................................................................................... 4
2 Safety Information............................................................................................................................................ 6
3 Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
3.1 Overview .........................................................................7
3.2 AirDryerIdentication ...............................................................7
3.3 HowtheAirDryerWorks .............................................................7
3.3.1 Air Dryer Cycle .......................................................................................................................... 8
3.3.2 System Saver HP Air Dryer System .......................................................................................... 9
3.4 AirDryerComponents ..............................................................10
3.4.1 DryerIdenticationTag ........................................................................................................... 11
3.4.2 DescriptionofComponents..................................................................................................... 11
4 Component Removal and Installation.......................................................................................................... 14
4.1 ComponentReplacement ...........................................................14
4.1.1 Requirements.......................................................................................................................... 14
4.2 ComponentRemovalandInstallationProcedures ........................................16
4.2.1 DesiccantCartridge................................................................................................................. 16
4.2.2 Outlet Check Valve Assembly ................................................................................................. 18
4.2.3 Heater Assembly ..................................................................................................................... 19
4.2.4 TurboCut-OValveAssembly ................................................................................................ 20
4.2.5 Governor ................................................................................................................................. 20
4.2.6 PurgeValveAssembly ............................................................................................................ 21
4.2.7 Air Dryer Assembly.................................................................................................................. 21
5 Troubleshooting and Testing ........................................................................................................................ 23
5.1 Maintenance .....................................................................23
5.1.1 MaintenanceTips .................................................................................................................... 24
5.2 Troubleshooting ...................................................................24
5.2.1 Tests........................................................................................................................................ 27
5.2.2 Air Pressure Checks................................................................................................................ 28
6 Glossary.......................................................................................................................................................... 30
7 Application Information................................................................................................................................. 31
7.1 Recommendations.................................................................31
7.1.1 OperatingEnvironment ........................................................................................................... 31
7.1.2 DischargeLine ........................................................................................................................ 31
7.2 SystemSaverInstallationCriteria .....................................................32
Edition 2
10.2019
MM1736 1 (en)
This publication is not subject to any update service. Information contained in this
publication was in effect at the time the publication was approved for printing and is
subject to change without notice or liability. WABCO reserves the right to revise the
information presented or to discontinue the production of parts described at any time.

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General Information General Information
EN 1 General Information
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DANGER
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ignored.
WARNING
Descriptionofapossiblesituationwhichmayresultinirreversibleinjuryordeathifthewarningis
ignored.
CAUTION
Descriptionofapossiblesituationwhichmayresultinirreversibleinjuryifthewarningisignored.
NOTICE
Descriptionofapossiblesituationwhichmayresultinmaterialdamageifthewarningisignored.
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Safety Information Introduction
EN 2 Safety Information
Provisions for a safe work environment
Onlytrainedandqualiedautotechniciansandautomechanicsmaycarryoutworkonthevehicle.
Readthispublicationcarefully.
Followallwarnings,noticesandinstructionstoavoidpersonalinjuryandpropertydamage.
Alwaysabidebythevehiclemanufacturer'sspecicationsandinstructions.
Observeallaccidentregulationsoftherespectivecompanyaswellasregionalandnational
regulations.
Theworkplaceshouldbedry,sucientlylitandventilated.
Usepersonalprotectiveequipmentifrequired(safetyshoes,protectivegoggles,respiratory
protectionandearprotectors).
ReadandobserveallDanger,WarningandCautionhazardalertmessagesinthispublication.They
provideinformationthatcanhelppreventseriouspersonalinjury,damagetocomponents,orboth.
WARNING
Topreventseriouseyeinjury,alwayswearsafeeyeprotectionwhenyouperformvehicle
maintenanceorservice.
WARNING
Parkthevehicleonalevelsurface.Blockthewheelstopreventthevehiclefrommoving.Supportthe
vehiclewithsafetystands.Donotworkunderavehiclesupportedonlybyjacks.Jackscansliporfall
over.Seriouspersonalinjuryanddamagetocomponentscanresult.
WARNING
Removeallairpressurefromtheairsystembeforeyoudisconnectanycomponent,includingthe
desiccantcartridge.Pressurizedaircancauseseriouspersonalinjury.

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Introduction
EN
3 Introduction
3.1 Overview
MaintenanceManualMM1736containstroubleshootingstepsandserviceinformationfortheWABCO
SystemSaverHPsinglecartridgeairdryers.
IfyouhaveaWABCOSystemSaver(1200or1800)singlecartridgeairdryer,useMM34,WABCO
SystemSaverSeries(1200and1800)SingleCartridgeAirDryers.IfyouhaveaWABCOSystemSaver
Twinairdryer,useMM35,WABCOSystemSaverTwinAirDryer.Todownloadthesepublications,goto
wabco-na.com.
3.2 Air Dryer Identication
TheSystemSaverHPairdryerhasthegovernorintegratedintothebodyoftheairdryerandalsohasan
integratedpurgetank.Figure1.
Fig.1
4013285a
PURGE
TANK
GOVERNOR
3.3 How the Air Dryer Works
Duringsystempressurebuild-up,compressedairpassesintotheairdryerwheretheltersystemremoves
contaminantsandpassestheairintothedryingstage.
Moisture-ladenairpassesthroughthedesiccantbedintheairdryercartridgeandmoistureisretainedby
thedesiccant.Moisturethatcondensesoutalsocollectsinthebaseofthedryer.Whenthecompressor
unloads,thewaterisexpelledanddriedairowsbackthroughthedryer,dryingthedesiccantforthenext
cycle.

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Introduction Introduction
EN 3.3.1 Air Dryer Cycle
AsinglecartridgeairdryercycleisillustratedinTableA.
Table A: Air Dryer Cycle
Cycle Stage Air Flow
Thegovernorturnsthecompressorloading
onwhensupplytankpressuredropsbelow
cut-inpressure,between105-115psi
(724-792kPa)dependingonthegovernor
settings.
4013565c
CONTROL
“WET” AIR
“DRY” AIR
COMPRESSOR
INTAKE LINE
Compressedairpassesintotheairdryerat
theinletport:
Moisture-ladenairandcontaminants
enterthedesiccant.
Moistureisretainedbydesiccant;
moisturealsocollectsinthebaseofthe
dryer.
Contaminantsareremovedasair
passesthroughthedesiccantbed.
4013286a
INLET
PORT 1
CARTRIDGE
OUTLET
PORT 2.1/2.2
Thegovernorunloadsthecompressor
whenthesystemreachescut-outlevel132
psi(910kPa)+/-3psi,dependingonthe
governorsettings.
4013566c
CONTROL
“WET” AIR
“DRY” AIR
COMPRESSOR
INTAKE LINE

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Introduction
EN
Cycle Stage Air Flow
Whenthecompressorunloads,thepurge
valveopens.OntheSystemSaverHP:
Dryairowsfromtheintegratedpurge
tankbackthroughtheairdryer.Aircan
befeltandheardowingfromthepurge
valveforanextendedperiodoftime.
Drysystemairowsbackthroughthe
airdryertoregeneratedesiccant.
4013569a
PURGE PORT
3.2
CARTRIDGE
PURGE
TANK
3.3.2 System Saver HP Air Dryer System
Fig.2
4013288a
COMPRESSOR
DISCHARGE
LINE
COMPRESSOR
CONTROL
(PURGE)
PORT
DRYER
INLET PORT
COMPRESSOR
INTAKE LINE
SUPPLY
TANK
SYSTEM
RESERVOIRS
ONE-WAY
CHECK
VALV E
SYSTEM SAVER
IP AIR DRYER
UNLOADER
LINE
SUPPLY
LINE
PURGE VALV E
(EXHAUST)
ONE-WAY
CHECK
VALV E

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Introduction Introduction
EN 3.4 Air Dryer Components
WABCOSystemSaverHPsinglecartridgeairdryerscontainreplaceablecomponentpartsshownin
Figure3.RefertoSection4forinstructionsforremovalofoldpartsandinstallationofnewparts.
Fig.3
4013289a
GOVERNOR
PORT 3.3
PRESSURE
RELIEF VALV E
PORT 3.1
DESICCANT
OR COALESCING
CARTRIDGE
O-RING
HEATER
ASSEMBLY
PORT 6
PURGE VALV E
ASSEMBLY
PORT 3.2
TURBO CUT-OFF
VALVE ASSEMBLY
PORT 3.4
OUTLET
CHECK VALV E
ASSEMBLY
PORT 2.1

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Introduction
EN
3.4.1 Dryer Identication Tag
Theidenticationtagonthefaceofthedryerprovidesimportantinformationabouttheairdryer—
informationyouwillneedwhenservicingorreplacingcomponents.Figure4.
Fig.4
4013290a
17114
DATE CODE
FIRST TWO DIGITS =
BUILD YEAR
SECOND TWO DIGITS =
BUILD WEEK
LAST DIGIT =
DAY OF THE WEEK
MANUFACTURING
LOCATION CODE
PART NUMBER
3.4.2 Description of Components
Replacementcomponentsforsinglecanisterairdryersaredescribedbelow.
Spin-on/spin-odesignallowsquickandeasymaintenance.
Always replace cartridges with authentic WABCO brand cartridges.
Coalescing Cartridge:Utilizesalterelementaddedtothestandarddesiccanttoremoveaerosolsandoil
particles.
Heater:Locatedintheairdryerbase,theheaterpreventswaterthatcollectsintheairdryerfromfreezing.
Itconsistsofacylindricalresistive-typeheatingelementandasmallcircularthermostat.Heaterisavailable
for12-and24-voltairdryers.Figure5.
Fig.5
1002149a
HEATER MAY BE STAINLESS
STEEL CLAD OR CERAMIC
Outlet Check Valve:Avalvelocatedintheoutletport(port21)oftheairdryer.Itpreventsairfromowing
backthroughtheairdryerandescapingoutthepurgevalveduringacompressorunloadcycle.Figure6.
Fig.6
1002151a

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Introduction Introduction
EN Pressure Relief Valve: Avalvethatprotectstheairdryerfromover-pressurization.Figure7.
Fig.7
1002153a
Purge Valve Assembly:Avalveassemblylocatedonthebottomoftheairdryerbasethatremainsopen
duringacompressorunloadcycle.Itallowscollectedmoisture,condensationandcontaminationtobe
expelledfromtheairdryerduringapurgecycle.Figure8.
Fig.8
4013321a
Turbo Cut-o Valve: Avalvelocatedintheinletportoftheairdryer.Itclosesthepathbetweentheair
compressorandtheairdryerpurgevalveduringcompressorunload.Thispreventsalossofturbocharger
boostpressureduringacompressorunloadcycle,therebymaintainingboostpressureformaximumengine
horsepower(usedexclusivelyon1200PlusandHPmodels).Figure9.
Fig.9
4013365a
Heater Power Harness: Twelve-inchcablewithMetri-Packplugprovideselectricalconnectiontoairdryer
heatingunit.Figure10.
Fig.10
1002157a

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Introduction
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Governor:Locatedinport3.3oftheairdryerbase.Controlsthecut-inandcut-outpressureofthe
compressor.Figure11.
Fig.11
4014745a

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Component Removal and Installation Component Removal and Installation
EN 4 Component Removal and Installation
WARNING
Topreventseriouseyeinjury,alwayswearsafeeyeprotectionwhenyouperformvehicle
maintenanceorservice.
WARNING
Parkthevehicleonalevelsurface.Blockthewheelstopreventthevehiclefrommoving.Supportthe
vehiclewithsafetystands.Donotworkunderavehiclesupportedonlybyjacks.Jackscanslipand
fallover.Seriouspersonalinjuryanddamagetocomponentscanresult.
WARNING
Removeallpressurefromtheairsystembeforeyoudisconnectanycomponent,includingthe
desiccantcartridge.Pressurizedaircancauseseriouspersonalinjury.
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ThepressureprotectionelementsarenotserviceableontheSystemSaverHP.Theentire
dryerneedstobereplacedifthesepartsarenotoperatingeectively.
4.1 Component Replacement
4.1.1 Requirements
RefertoTableBforcomponentreplacementrequirements.Ifnecessary,youmayalsorefertoTableEfor
SystemSaverSeriesairdryertroubleshooting.Beforereplacinganyairdryercomponent,verifythattheair
compressorandairgovernorareworkingcorrectly,thendraintheairtanks.Repairorreplacetheseparts,
ifnecessary.Checktheentireairsystemforleaks,andrepairasnecessary.Whendrainingairtanksbefore
servicingtheairdryer,checkforwaterand/oroilthatmayhaveaccumulatedinthetanks.Waterand/oroil
intheairtankscouldindicateaproblemwiththedryerorcompressor.

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Component Removal and Installation
EN
Table B: Replacement Requirements
Component When to Replace Why
Cartridge Everytwotothreeyearsforstandard
dessicant.
Everyonetotwoyearsforcoalescing.
Preventativemaintenance.
Whencompressorisreplaced. Contaminatedcartridge.
Waterinsupplytank. Saturatedorcontaminatedcartridge,
highdutycycle(wrongapplicationof
airdryer).
Heater
Assembly
Watercollectinginairdryerisfreezing—
electricalpowertodryerisOK.
Heaterassemblynotworking
(internalshortoropencircuit).
OutletCheck
Valve
Aircontinuestoowfrompurgevalveafter
purgecycle,butstopsowingwhenthe
compressorloadcyclebegins.
Valveisstuckintheopenposition,or
notfunctioningcorrectly.
Nopressurebuild-upinsystem,everything
elseisOK.
Valveisstuckinclosedposition.
PurgeValve Nopurgecyclewhencompressorunloads
—normalpressureatdryercontrolport4
(governorport).
Valveisstuckintheclosedposition,
ornotfunctioningcorrectly.
Airowsfrompurgevalveduring
compressor’sloadcycle—nopressureat
dryercontrolport.
Valveisstuckintheopenposition,or
notfunctioningcorrectly.
TurboCut-O
Valve
Aircompressorstuckpumping,TCUremains
open.Systemwillbuildpressureuntilsafety
valveopensinsystem.
Signallineloss.
Airowsfrompurgevalveduring
compressorunloadcycleafterpurgecycle,
andowisnoticeablystrongerathigh
engineRPM,especiallyunderload.
Turbocut-ovalveleaking.
Nopressurebuild-upinsystem—high
compressordischargelinepressure.
Valvestuckinclosedposition.

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Component Removal and Installation Component Removal and Installation
EN 4.2 Component Removal and Installation Procedures
WARNING
Topreventseriouseyeinjury,alwayswearsafeeyeprotectionwhenyouperformvehicle
maintenanceorservice.
WARNING
Parkthevehicleonalevelsurface.Blockthewheelstopreventthevehiclefrommoving.Supportthe
vehiclewithsafetystands.Donotworkunderavehiclesupportedonlybyjacks.Jackscanslipand
fallover.Seriouspersonalinjuryanddamagetocomponentscanresult.
WARNING
Removeallpressurefromtheairsystembeforeyoudisconnectanycomponent,includingthe
desiccantcartridge.Pressurizedaircancauseseriouspersonalinjury.
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ThepressureprotectionelementsarenotserviceableontheSystemSaverHP.Theentireair
dryerneedstobereplacedifthesepartsarenotoperatingeectively.
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Whenreplacingairdryercomponents,useonlyWABCOreplacementparts.
TheexplodedviewoftheairdryerinSection3showsthelocationofthevariousairdryercomponents.
4.2.1 Desiccant Cartridge
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IMPORTANT NOTE:RefertoTableCforcorrectdesiccantcartridgepartnumberstousewith
theairdryer.
Table C: Replacement Cartridges
Air Dryer Part Number Replacement Cartridge Part Number
4324800010 4329012382
4324801010 4329012382
4324801410 432 901 248 2
4324802010 4329012382
4324803010 4329012382
4324803410 432 901 248 2

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Component Removal and Installation
EN
1. VerifythereplacementkitcontainsonecartridgeandoneO-ring.Figure12.
Fig.12
1002234a
2. Loosenandremovetheoldcartridge.Usestrapawrenchifnecessary.
3. RemoveanddiscardO-ringfromdryerbase.
4. Inspectandcleansealseat.Figure13.Repairanyminordamage.
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Ifthesealseatsaredamagedsobadlythatatightsealcannotbemaintained,replacetheair
dryer.
Fig.13
1002164a
SEAL
SEAL SEAT
O-RING
5. LubricateandinstallthenewO-ringonthestem.
6. Lubricatecartridgeseal.
7. Threadthereplacementcartridgeontothebaseuntilthesealtouchesthebase.Then,tightenthe
cartridgeONEadditionalturn.DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN.Figure13.Ifthecartridgewillnotfullyspinon
thedryer,thewrongcartridgeisbeinguse.RefertotheIMPORTANTNOTEandtable.

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Component Removal and Installation Component Removal and Installation
EN 4.2.2 Outlet Check Valve Assembly
1. ReviewFigure14toensureyouhaveallofthepartsrequiredtoreplacetheoutletcheckvalve.Usethe
greaseincludedwiththereplacementkittolubricatetheO-ringseal.
Fig.14
4013363a
O-RING
VALV E
BODY
SNAP
RING
SPRING
WASHER
GREASE
2. Removethesnapring,washer,spring,valvebodyandO-ring.
3. Cleanandinspectthevalvebore.Iftheboreisdamagedsothatatightsealcannotbemaintained,
replacetheairdryer.
4. InstallthenewO-ringonthevalvebody.Figure15.
Fig.15
1002166a
SNAP RING
WASHER
SPRING
O-RING
VA LV E
BODY
5. ApplyathinlayerofgreasefromthekittothevalveboreandtheO-ring.
6. Installthenewvalvebodywithitslongendinthebore.
7. Installthenewspringwithitssmallendaroundthe“Y”-shapednsonthevalvebody.
8. Installthenewwasherandthenewsnapringtoholdthecomponentsinplace.

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Component Removal and Installation
EN
4.2.3 Heater Assembly
1. ReviewFigure16toensureyouhaveallofthepartsrequiredtoreplacetheheaterassembly.
Fig.16
1002167a
THERMOSTAT
RECEPTACLE
O-RING
HEATER
ELEMENT
2. Disconnecttheplug.
3. Removethescrews,receptacleandO-ringfromthebasetoaccesstheretainerscrew.
4. Removetheretainerscrewandthenremovetheentireheaterassembly.
5. InstalltheO-ringtoheaterconnectorhousing.
6. Installthenewelementandthermostatintheircavities.
7. Installthenewretainerandscrewtoholdtheelementandthethermostatinplace.
8. Installthereceptacleandfastenitinplacewiththescrews.Figure17.
Fig.17
1002168a
O-RING
HEATER
ELEMENT
THERMOSTAT
RECEPTACLE

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Component Removal and Installation Component Removal and Installation
EN 4.2.4 Turbo Cut-O Valve Assembly
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UsethegreaseincludedwiththereplacementkittolubricatetheO-ringsandseals.
1. Removethesnapring.Figure18.
Fig.18
4013287a
O-RING
PISTON
O-RING
SLEEVE
COVER
SNAP
RING
2. Removethecover.
3. Removethepistonandsleeve.
4. Cleanandinspectthevalvebore.Iftheboreisdamagedsothatatightsealcannotbemaintained,
replacetheairdryer.
5. ApplyathinlayerofgreasetothevalveboreandtheO-rings.
6. InstallnewO-ringsonthepistonandsleeve.
7. Pressthepistonintothesleeve.
8. Pressthepiston-sleeveassemblyintotheairdryer.
9. Installthecoverandsnapring.
10.Replacethedesiccantcartridgeusingthedetailedinstructionsprovidedearlierinthissection.
4.2.5 Governor
Function—Thegovernorcontrolsthecut-inandcut-outpressureofthecompressorthroughsignallines
fromthesystemreservoiraswellasthecompressorheadcontrollingonloadandooad.
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UseonlytheWABCOgovernorspeciedforusewiththeSystemSaverHPairdryer.
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