Nederman FilterBox Series User Manual

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By default, the FilterBox fan automatically starts
when a tool connected to one of these outlets is used.
But, this feature can be disabled in item 5 ‘A/M fan
start’ in the menu.
• To prevent the fan from stopping during short
pauses in work, a time delay can be set up in menu
“1. Fan off delay”.
• Set up autostart of fan [ON/OFF], see Figure18.
• Set up time delayed fan stop [1–60 min], see Fig-
ure19.
5 Use FilterBox
Read Section2.2General safety instructions before
using the product.
NOTE!
Position the extractor arm hood correctly, see
Figure1.
5.1 Start FilterBox
See the control panel in Figure2.
1 Turn the main power switch L to ON.
2 Start FilterBox with the button S1, or switch on
extractor arm hood.
5.2Overload protector
FilterBox is equipped with an overload protector that
automatically disconnects the power if the fan motor
becomes overloaded. For a list of possible causes, see
the Installation and Service Manual.
5.2.1 FilterBox M
See Figure2. If the overload protector is activated, Fil-
terBox goes into OFF mode.
• To reset the overload protector alarm, correct the
problem, and turn the main switch L back to ON.
5.2.2 FilterBox A/A+ / FilterBox eQ/A++
See Figure2, item F. LED F is red and indicates that
the fan motor is overloaded.
The overload protector automatically resets after a
few minutes.
• To manually reset the overload protector, turn main
switch L to OFF and then turn it to ON.
5.3Clean main filter
Depending on the FilterBox model used, the need to
clean the main filter is indicated by either an audible
alarm or a combination of LEDs, information in the LCD
display and an audible alarm.
NOTE!
If the main filter is not properly clean after re-
peated cleaning, see the Installation and Ser-
vice Manual.
5.3.1 Manual cleaning (FilterBox M)
When the main filter in FilterBox M needs to be
cleaned, it gives off an audible alarm. See Figure10
and follow the instructions.
NOTE!
• If compressed air is used to clean FilterBox, it
needs to be connected.
• * Compressed air feed. Use clean air accord-
ing to: DIN ISO 8573-1, class 5/5/4. (7 bar).
• ** Nano: see Section6.2Change the main fil-
ter and Figure20.
5.3.2 Automatic filter cleaning (FilterBox
A/A+ / FilterBox eQ/A++)
See Section4.6Automatic filter cleaning.
Filter cleaning can also be started via the control pan-
el:
1 Press S1 to stop the fan, see Figure2.
2 Press S2 to start the filter cleaning, see Figure2.
5.3.3 Semi-automatic filter cleaning (Filter-
Box A/A+ / FilterBox eQ/A++)
An audible alarm and the LCD display indicates when
the main filter needs to be cleaned. There are two
ways to start semi-automatic filter cleaning:
1 Press the S2 to disable the alarm, see Figure2. The
alarm can only be inactivated twice before filter
cleaning starts automatically.
2 Or, press S2 twice quickly to start the filter clean-
ing, see Figure2.
5.3.4 Filter cleaning with a preset timer
(FilterBox A/A+ / FilterBox eQ/A++)
See Section4.7Filter cleaning with a preset time in-
terval.
5.4Empty collector bin
WARNING!Risk for personal injury
• Wear goggles, dust mask and gloves when
emptying the collector bin.
• Disconnect all power to FilterBox before
emptying the collector bin.
• If a plastic bag is used (NOTE! Meets W3 require-
ments.), see Figure11.
• If a plastic bag is not used (NOTE! Does not meet W3
requirements.), see Figure12.
6Maintenance
General maintenance is recommended at least once a
year and should always be performed when indicated
with a warning. Filter cleaning and filter changes are
to be performed when indicated with a warning.
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Nederman FilterBox Series Specifications

General

Brand	Nederman
Model	FilterBox Series
Category	Vacuum Cleaner
Language	English