JETStream X Series - Water and Filtration; Water Quality Requirements

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X-Series Waterblast Unit
Filter Inspection
1. Rotate the handle (Figure 52, A) on the l-
ter cover (Figure 52) and swing the cover
open.
2. Unscrew the wing screw (Figure 53) that
holds the lter retainer plate in place.
3. Remove the lter retainer plate.
4. Lift the lter bags (Figure 54) from the
tank and inspect for debris. Replace as
necessary.
Secondary Filter (40k Operation Only)
The secondary lter, or polishing lter, is used
for 40K operation only. When operating at 40K,
monitor the lter pressure gauge (Figure 55)
for an indication of lter condition. During
normal operation, the pressure gauge should
be within the 30 to 40 psi (2 to 2.75 bar) range.
When differential pressure inside the lter
housing between the clean side and the dirty
side drops approximately 7 to 10 psi (0.48 to
0.69 bar), the pressure switch on the lter
housing will trip and the engine will shut off to
protect the unit from damage. Replace the
dirty lter cartridge if this occurs.
ATTENTION
Filter bags are not washable. Any attempt to wash
or ush a bag for reuse could damage the bag.
This may allow debris past the lter and into the
valves causing damage.
ATTENTION
Extended operation with a dirty lter will lead to
lter failure and allow debris to reach the valves
causing damage to the valves.
It is important to know the condition of your
lter cartridge. Standard units come with a
pressure gauge on the lter. In order to monitor
the condition of the lter it is important to note
the engine operating speed and housing pressure
when the lter is rst changed. Refer to “Filter
Cartridge Replacement” on page 42 for more
information.
Figure 52: Filter Cover
Cover
A
Figure 53: Retainer Plate Removal.
Retaining Plate
Wing Screw
Filter Bags
Figure 54: Filter Bag Removal.
Figure 55: Secondary Filter Assembly.
Pressure Gauge
Pressure Switch