To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Nederman Vacuum Cleaner motor not starting?
The motor may not start due to several reasons: * The electrical supply might not be connected; ensure it is properly connected. * The motor protection might be activated; refer to the section on "Motor protection activated". * There may be a defect with the power switch or cable, or the radio noise suppression card. In this case, contact the distributor.
Why does my Nederman Vacuum Cleaner have none or bad suction capacity?
The suction capacity might be reduced due to: * The switch not being completely turned on; ensure it is fully on. * A clogged suction hose or inlet; disconnect the hose and try sucking in the opposite direction, or use a rod to unclog it. * A leaking suction hose; replace the suction hose. * Leaking gaskets; remove and replace the damaged neoprene gaskets using a suitable two-component glue. * The discharge valve being open; close the valve.
What to do if motor protection activated in Nederman Vacuum Cleaner?
If the motor protection is activated: * Reset the motor protection. See Section 5.2 Reset motor protection. * Ensure adequate airflow to prevent overheating by checking for blockages in hoses, the fan's inlet, and outlet. * Verify the motor's rotation direction; it should match the arrow on the fan housing. If incorrect for three-phase operation, switch phases L1 and L3.
Why is there dust in the exhaust air of my Nederman Vacuum Cleaner?
Dust in the exhaust air may be caused by a missing, defective, or wrongly installed filter. Inspect the filter and replace it if necessary.
How to fix abnormal noise level in Nederman Vacuum Cleaner?
An abnormal noise level may arise from: * Leaking gaskets; replace any damaged neoprene gaskets using a suitable two-component glue. * A defect in the sound-absorbing material; dismantle the silencer hood, remove any dirt, and replace damaged silencing material if needed.
What to do if ball bearing temperature sensor activated in Nederman Vacuum Cleaner?
If the ball bearing temperature sensor is activated because the ball bearing temperature is too high, listen for abnormal noise from the fan. If there is abnormal noise, contact the nearest authorized distributor or Nederman service for technical advice.
General| Brand | Nederman |
|---|---|
| Model | S Series |
| Category | Dust Collector |
| Language | English |
Explains the manual's objective and its relation to the machine's safe and proper operation.
States the manual's exclusive validity for the machine specified on the title page.
Identifies the intended users of the manual: Owner/End User, Operator, and Electrician.
Explains the meaning and usage of warning symbols (WARNING, CAUTION, ATTENTION, NOTICE).
Details safety precautions for operating the dust collector, including prohibitions and static electricity prevention.
Outlines health risks associated with wood dust exposure, such as respiratory issues and skin irritation.
Covers fire hazards related to wood dust and necessary preventive measures and responses.
Introduces the S-Series dust collector, its sizes, capacity, filter type, and fan specifications.
States compliance with NFPA 664-2020 and NFPA 654-2020 when using an aluminum fan wheel.
Emphasizes the criticality of proper operation and maintenance for system performance and cost reduction.
Advises using certified Nederman service partners for equipment servicing and repair.
Covers electrical connection responsibilities, voltage verification, and foundation installation guidelines.
Instructs on inspecting equipment upon arrival for condition and completeness, and handling transit damage claims.
Details the recommended method for offloading and moving the dust collection unit using a forklift.
Lists essential equipment needed for offloading and installation, including forklift and tools.
Provides guidelines for storing dust collector components safely, emphasizing indoor storage and protection from elements.
Addresses factory-mounted controls and the need for Nederman-compliant electrical controls for product guarantee.
Discusses monitoring requirements for non-visible operations to prevent dangerous situations via malfunction alarms.
Details motor types, power supply requirements (single/three phase), and the need for certified electrician consultation.
Explains grounding requirements for collectors with flammable dust, including material specifications and connection details.
Stresses that assembly and start-up must be done by educated staff to prevent damage.
Identifies and illustrates the main components of the S-Series dust collector.
Describes typical shipment packaging and notes that the filter unit is shipped with the baghouse collapsed.
Provides instructions for off-loading the unit using a forklift, emphasizing correct fork placement for stability.
Details the process of raising the bag house roof, requiring multiple personnel for safe execution.
Explains the operational flow of the dust collector, from dust-laden air intake to clean air exit.
Describes procedures for cleaning filter bags, emphasizing that the fan must be stopped to prevent fire hazards.
Highlights critical safety awareness points, including reading instructions, handling access doors, and electrical control adjustments.
Explains how to perform normal start and stop operations via the motor starter or external systems.
Details the procedure for activating the emergency stop button to halt the filter unit immediately.
Provides guidance on safely emptying waste/collection containers, including PPE and disposal methods.
Lists essential safety procedures before performing maintenance, such as disconnecting power and using PPE.
Reinforces safety rules for maintenance, including stopping the unit and using original spare parts.
Covers fan wheel maintenance, addressing vibrations caused by dust or loose bolts and when to contact a technician.
Outlines routine motor maintenance, including bearing lubrication and cleaning, warning against over-greasing.
Discusses filter bag lifespan and checks for proper attachment, emphasizing the snap ring's correct positioning.
Specifies that only trained personnel should perform service/repair, requiring power disconnection and lockout/tagout.
Lists mandatory safety equipment for service and repair work, including respiratory protection and fire-retardant gear.
Addresses proper disposal of components, dust, and waste according to local and federal guidelines.
Presents a schedule for system checks, including filter bags, hopper, fan bearings, and fan wheel.
Lists compatible brands and types of lubricants recommended for motor bearings.
Encourages stocking Nederman spare parts to minimize downtime and lists common spare parts.
Details filter bag requirements and recommended safety stock for different S-Series models.
Lists available shaker kit options for manual, mechanical, and automatic cleaning systems for various models.
Provides detailed specifications for the S-500 model, including dimensions, airflow, static pressure, and motor details.
Lists detailed specifications for the S-750 model, including dimensions, airflow, static pressure, and motor details.
Presents detailed specifications for the S-1000 model, including dimensions, airflow, static pressure, and motor details.
Outlines the seller's warranty, coverage period, limitations, and conditions for claims.
Explains the procedure for returning parts, including contacting customer service and obtaining an RGA number.
