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Explains the manual's purpose and importance for safe operation.
Details symbols indicating danger and general information for safe operation.
Illustrates and explains safety symbols found directly on KRUGER fans.
Defines key terms and principles for axial fans and lists related documents.
Presents different axial fan versions and their motor mounting configurations.
Illustrates the different flow directions (A, B, U, D) for axial fans.
Explains the identification plate on the fan, its modification restrictions, and how to read it.
Lists fan series with their temperature resistance capabilities (e.g., 250°C/2 hrs).
Details the components of the TDA series axial fan with a diagram.
Details the components of the TDA-V series axial fan with a diagram.
Details the components of the TDB-II series axial fan with a diagram.
Details the components of the MXA series axial fan with a diagram.
Details the components of the TBE series axial fan with a diagram.
Details the components of the MXC series axial fan with a diagram.
Defines the intended applications and lists prohibited uses for axial fans.
Provides information on the expected lifespan of fan components and operating cautions.
Covers general installation types (A, B, C, D) and safety precautions for protection nets.
Details protection net requirements for Type A installations (free inlet/outlet).
Details protection net requirements for Type B installations (free inlet, ducted outlet).
Details protection net requirements for Type C installations (ducted inlet, free outlet).
Details protection net requirements for Type D installations (ducted inlet/outlet) and flexible duct use.
Lists risks from incorrect handling, unauthorized modifications, and improper use.
Highlights risks during installation like improper leveling, electrical grounding, and protection net integrity.
Covers risks during maintenance, emphasizing safety precautions and prohibited actions.
Discusses how environmental factors like vibrations and corrosive agents affect fan lifespan.
Explains vibration risks, standards, and the importance of monitoring levels.
Details risks associated with operating speeds exceeding design limits, including causes and cautions.
Addresses noise generation, its dependence on fan characteristics, and correlation with vibrations.
Explains Sound Power (LwA) and Sound Pressure (LpA) metrics for noise emissions.
Provides guidelines for safe lifting and movement of fans, identifying lifting points.
Offers general warnings for handling disassembled fan components during transport.
Gives specific instructions for lifting different fan versions and packed crates.
Details lifting procedures for version 1 and 9 axial fans, including sling usage.
Provides lifting instructions for version 4 axial fans, emphasizing correct hole usage.
Covers safe lifting practices for fans packaged in crates using forklifts.
Advises on protecting fans during storage and periodic checks to prevent damage.
Discusses general installation principles, foundations, vibration reduction, and support requirements.
Specifies minimum distances required for proper inlet airflow and fan installation.
Details the step-by-step assembly process for version 4 axial fans.
Details the step-by-step assembly process for version 1 axial fans.
Details the step-by-step assembly process for version 9 axial fans.
Illustrates various horizontal mounting configurations for ceiling and floor applications.
Guides on installing, tensioning drive belts, and performing final checks.
Provides instructions for correctly installing vibration isolators.
Directs users to contact the Technical Office for blade angle adjustments.
Covers essential electrical connection procedures, grounding, and safety directives.
Explains how to connect fans to ducting, including alignment and flexible joint tolerances.
Lists essential checks to perform before the first fan start-up.
Details checks for power absorption, vibrations, noise, and bearing temperatures during operation.
Outlines visual checks for the condition and integrity of protection nets.
Recommends periodic cleaning of impellers to prevent vibrations and wear.
Emphasizes visual inspection of impeller and casing for wear, damage, or corrosion.
Presents a checklist for dimensional checks on fan components like impeller, casing, and ducts.
Lists common fan problems, their causes, and recommended solutions.
Provides guidance on bearing lubrication, including frame sizes and grease quantities.
Explains methods for setting correct V-belt tension and cleaning belts.
Describes periodic cleaning of impellers to prevent dust accumulation and vibrations.
Instructs to contact the Technical Office for impeller adjustments like blade angle.
Details the process for replacing drive belts, including pulley assembly and dismantling.
Guides on fitting and dismantling pulleys, checking alignment, and tightening.
Covers fitting drive belts, checking tension, and adjusting motor position.
Details the dismantling sequence for version 4 axial fans.
Details the dismantling sequence for version 1 and 9 axial fans.
Provides tightening torque values for various ISO metric bolts based on size and class.
Offers a checklist for essential checks before starting fans for safe operation.
Suggests maintenance intervals based on the intensity of use for various fan components.
General| Type | Tower Fan |
|---|---|
| Model | TDA Series |
| Oscillation | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Timer | Yes |
| Number of speeds | 3 |
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Speed Settings | Low/Medium/High |
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