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Pfeiffer Vacuum PMP06021 - Removing Electronic Drive Unit; Fig. 28: Removing the Electronic Drive Unit

Pfeiffer Vacuum PMP06021
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Backing up settings made by the customer
The factory operating parameters are always preset in replacement units. All settings made
by the customer to the original electronic drive unit are lost when it is replaced. To preserve
your custom settings, you have the following options:
1. Back up all your settings as a parameter set in a HPU.
2. Load a backup parameter set by means of a HPU into the new electronic drive unit.
3. Program the individual settings into the new electronic drive unit by hand.
4. Observe the operating instructions of the electronic drive unit and the HPU.
Preparatory work
1. Do not apply any mechanical loads to the electronic drive unit.
2. Switch off the turbopump (see chapter “Switching off”, page 44).
3. Vent the vacuum system to atmospheric pressure (see chapter “Venting”, page 44).
4. Interrupt the electric supply.
5. Remove all cables from the electronic drive unit.
6. If dismantling the turbopump from the system: Seal all openings with the original protective
covers and screw plugs.
7.4.1 Removing electronic drive unit
Required tools
Allen key, size 3
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5
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Fig. 28: Removing the electronic drive unit
1 Electronic drive unit TC 1200 4 Allen head screw M4 × 12
2 Pump base 5 Allen head screw M4 × 65
3 Shake proof washer
Removing the electronic drive unit
1. Observe the valid spatial position after removing the turbopump.
2. Unscrew the M4 × 12 and M4 × 65 Allen head screws that secure the electronic drive unit on the
turbopump.
3. Pay attention to the shake proof washer.
4. Store the screws and shake proof washer in a safe place.
5. Carefully pull the old electronic drive unit out of the vacuum pump in a straight line.
Maintenance
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