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7.1.5 Metal mesh follow-up separator (pos.
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)
Figure 15: Metal mesh follow-up separator
The following are installed as subsequent separators or post filters:
- HEPA filter H13 (Pos.
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- Metal mesh follow-up separator (pos.
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)
The separation performance of the H13 follow-up separator (see Chapter 7.1.4) is higher than that of
the metal mesh follow-up separator The metal mesh follow-up separator is not recommended for
processing installations which produce smoke and vapor.
The alternative to an H 13 post filter, an adjustable, non-wearing, corrosion-resistant metal mesh follow-up
separator, can be cleaned or washed like the metal mesh preliminary separator.
Cleaning interval: Clean when obviously clogged and dirty, i.e. if full of shavings, hardened oil, abraded
material, or grease residues.
And at least every 4 weeks.
Directions: Use hot water and a grease-removing cleaning agent with a high-pressure cleaner or
in a component washing system.
To replace a dirty post filter, undo the M6 screws on the terminal strips so as to allow the follow-up
separator to be pulled out.
Parts will have oil and coolant lubricant residue. Wastewater must be disposed of properly and in an
ecologically responsible manner.
7.1.6 Ventilator (pos.
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)
The ventilator motor and wheel are largely maintenance-free. If the separation and filter elements are not
maintained or not properly maintained, there is a risk that the ventilator motor will overheat.
In the event of a malfunction, please contact AFS.
The ventilator wheel in any AFS air purification device must not be disassembled under any
circumstances.