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General| Brand | Frick |
|---|---|
| Model | SGC 1913 |
| Category | Air Compressor |
| Language | English |
Introductory text providing an overview of the manual's scope and purpose.
Specifies operational pressure and temperature limits for SGC/SGX compressors.
Explains how to identify the compressor using its data plate and serial number.
Guidelines for storing the compressor for extended periods to prevent deterioration.
Overview of SGC/SGX compressor features, including rotors, bearings, and slide valves.
Details the functions and components of the compressor's oil lubrication system.
Describes housing, rotors, bearings, shaft seals, and other construction aspects.
Provides reference drawings and information on compressor dimensions and connections.
Guidance on safely moving and lifting the compressor using cranes or forklifts.
Requirements for compressor foundation design to support weight and dampen vibrations.
Outlines essential requirements for the oil system, including selection, pressure, and temperature.
Details the need for direct drive and flexible couplings between compressor and motor.
Procedures and tolerances for aligning motor and compressor couplings.
Guidelines for proper electrical connections, wiring, and panel setup.
Provides logical steps for properly starting and operating SGC/SGX compressors.
Detailed steps to follow after pre-start checks for initial unit operation.
Steps for safely starting the compressor under normal operating conditions.
Essential safety precautions and routine maintenance tasks.
Step-by-step procedure for safely changing compressor oil and filters.
A schedule detailing preventive maintenance tasks based on operating hours.
A systematic approach to identifying and correcting operational problems.
Critical information about operating without correct oil pressure.
Essential checks to be completed before the Frick Field Service Supervisor arrives.
Procedures for aligning the drive train components for proper operation and longevity.
