LPG Cellu M6 - Maintenance Schedule; Maintenance Kit Contents; Maintenance Log File; Troubleshooting Guide

Maintenance kit
The tools supplied with the equipment
in the tool box are sufficient to carry out the
maintenance operations defined in this
guide.
Contents of the maintenance kit:
• 4 hole covers,
• 2 spare fuses,
• 2 hexagonal spanners
(model: no. 2.5 and no. 5),
• 1 Torx T30 key,
• 1 Torx T10 key,
• 1 screwdriver.
If your unit is not working properly, pro-
ceed with the following checks
before calling Customer Services:
• Is the unit properly connected to a
mains plug?
• Is the mains plug live?
• Is the ON switch lit up?
• Are the fuses of the unit in good
order?
• Are the filter cartridges clean and
properly in place?
• Are the hoses free?
• Are the hoses properly connected
to the mobile arms of the balancer?
• Are the sealing valves of the main
head in their proper place, clean and
moving?
• Is the Keymodule of the main head
correctly fitted?
• When switching on, the main head
screen is blocked in the MAINTE-
NANCE MENU; there is a problem of
compatibility between the electronic
boards of the T70 and the Cellu M6
Keymodule [2]i . Please contact Cus-
tomer Services of your distributor.
Once these checks have been carried out
and if the malfunction persists, please
contact Customer Services of LPG Sys-
tems or the nearest authorized dealer,
indicating the model of your unit, its serial
number and operating time in hours (see
access to the time meters).
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Maintenance file
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maintenance
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operation faults
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Replacement of the filter cartridge for the main head circuit .................................................40 hours
Replacement of the filter cartridge for the auxiliary head circuit ...........................................40 hours
Overhaul of the main head ............................................................................approx. every 1.000 hours
Replacement of the vacuum generator filters .....................................................................1.000 hours
Replacing the TML10: Once the TML10 flaps no longer permit proper skin treatment, they should
be replaced. Use the TML10 airtight kit. The airtight kit should be replaced at most every 100 hours’
of operation.
Replacing the TML19 and TML30: Once the TML19 and TML30 flaps no longer permit proper skin
treatment, they should be replaced. Use the TML19 and TM30 airtight kits. These kits should be
replaced at most every 250 hours’ of operation.
date number of hours operations carried out