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Harnisch+Rieth D-G 16 S2 - Automatic Cut-out and Filter Change Warning Light; Cleaning and Maintenance; Replacing the Filter Bag; Cleaning or Replacing the Super-Fine Filter

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D-G 16 S2 - 18.04.13 / Vers.: 1
3.7 Automatic cut-out and filter change warning light
(see fig. 1 and 4, page 4 & 8)
Note
As soon as the max. permissible filling of the filter bag (45) is reached, the automatic cut out is
activated via an underpressure sensor and the red warning light "Filter wechseln" (56) lights up.
Blasting is interrupted with the aspiration continuing for about 7 seconds.
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The filter bag (45) must be changed, see section “4.1”.
Note If the device is deactivated by the automatic cut out, further work can be carried out
for a short
time by turning on and off again and tapping the filter bag (45) without any need to exchange it.
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For tapping the filter bag (45), open the door for the filter area (6)
Note If after automatic cut-out (filter change display lights up) the
filter bag (14) is only partially filled,
the fine particle filter (29) must be checked and if necessary cleaned, see section “4.2”.
4 Cleaning/maintenance
(see fig. 1 and 4 , page 4 & 8)
Note If the unit is switched off by the automatic switch-
off it is possible to work for some time without
replacing the filter bag by turning the unit off and on again and tapping the filter bag (14).
Open the filter chamber door (4) to tap the filter bag (14).
4.1 Replacing the filter bag
(see diag. 1 & 3 page 4 & 6)
1. Open the filter chamber door (4).
Note The super-fine filter (7) should be inspected and/or cleaned if, after the automatic switch-
off
responds (the filter change indicator illuminates), the filter bag is only slightly filled.
(See section “4.2”)
2. Press the plastic connection (41) away from the connection piece (40) with both hands.
3. Close filter bag (14) with attached plastic cover (42).
4. Carry the filter bag (14) in the mesh basket (48) to the disposal point.
5. Insert new filter bag (14), sealed tightly, and inspect filter installation. (See section “3.3”).
Note
The disposable filter bag should under no circumstances be emptied and reused, as this can
lead to malfunctions, not to mention the fact that this can be detrimental to health.
4.2 Cleaning (replacing) the super-fine filter
(see diag. 1 & 3 page 4 & 6)
Note The super-fine filter (7) should also be removed and dry-
cleaned or replaced after the filter bag
(14) has been changed about ten times! We will gladly take care of the cleaning of your super-
fine filter (7) on an exchange basis. We would be only too pleased to exchange your fine-
particle filters in order to clean them, whereby only type-checked filters compliant with du
st
class M (DIN 60335) are employed.
1. Open door to filter chamber (4) by unscrewing the two star grips (11).
2. Press the plastic connection (41) away from the connection piece (40) with both hands.