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Parker Racor 900FH User Manual

Parker Racor 900FH
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Turbine Series
900FH and 1000FH
Fuel Filter/Water Separators
Turbine Series filters protect
precision engine components
from dirt, rust, algae, asphaltines,
varnishes, and especially water,
which is prevalent in engine fuels.
They remove contaminants from
fuel using the following legendary
three stage process:
Stage 1 - Separation
As fuel enters the assembly, it
moves through the centrifuge and
spins off large solids and water
droplets, which are heavier than
fuel, and fall to the bottom of the
collection bowl.
Stage 2 - Coalescing
Small water droplets bead-up on
the surface of the conical baffle
and cartridge filter. When heavy
enough, they too fall to the bottom
of the collection bowl.
Stage 3 - Filtration
Proprietary Aquabloc
®
cartridge
filters repel water and remove
contaminants from fuel down to
2 micron (nominal). Aquabloc
cartridge filters are waterproof
and effective longer than water
absorbing filters.
Instruction Part Number 12960 Rev E
Contact Information
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Racor Division
P.O. Box 3208
3400 Finch Road
Modesto, CA 95353
phone 800 344 3286
209 521 7860
fax 209 529 3278
racor@parker.com
parker.com/racor
Getting Started
The following customer supplied
materials should be on-hand
before beginning installation.
• Shop Towels
• Diesel Fuel (about 1 gallon)
• Thread Sealant (no thread
tapes)
• Parker Super O-Lube
(RK31605) or equivalent
• Fuel Hose
• Mounting Hardware (3/8˝
or M10 fasteners)
• Inlet/Outlet Fittings
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Parker Racor 900FH Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandParker
ModelRacor 900FH
CategoryWater Filtration Systems
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Turbine Series Fuel Filter/Water Separators

Stage 1 - Separation

Details how fuel enters the centrifuge, spinning off solids and water to the collection bowl.

Stage 2 - Coalescing

Explains how small water droplets bead up, become heavy, and fall to the collection bowl.

Stage 3 - Filtration

Describes proprietary Aquabloc® cartridges repelling water and removing contaminants down to 2 microns.

Installation Instructions

Fuel System Priming

Outlines the steps for refilling and priming the fuel system after filter installation.

Service Instructions

Element Replacement

Filter Replacement Schedule

Defines when to replace the filter based on mileage, hours, oil changes, vacuum, or annually.

Element Replacement Procedure

Step-by-step guide for removing the old filter element and installing a new one.

Optional In-Filter Heater Installation

Heater Wiring and Safety

Details crucial wiring instructions, safety precautions, and potential damage from improper use.

Specifications - 900FH Model

Specifications - 1000FH Model

Replacement Parts - 1000FH Model

Component Identification and Part Numbers

Lists part numbers and descriptions for various components, including filters, kits, and hardware.

Troubleshooting

Seal Inspection and Maintenance

Guidance on inspecting and replacing seals, cleaning sealing surfaces, and proper tightening.

Filter Replacement and Priming

Recommendations for filter replacement intervals and re-priming the assembly.

Leak Detection and Diagnosis

Troubleshooting air bubbles or fuel leakage from turbine, drain, or sensor points.

Drain and Sensor Issues

Resolving problems with self-venting drains and water sensor functionality.

Troubleshooting and Application Notes

External Fuel Leaks and Engine Performance

Addresses effects of external fuel leaks and proper priming procedures for new installations.

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