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STAT
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2000/2000S Service Guide
96-106775 Rev 5.0
8. Water Pumps, Reservoir, and Compressor
STATIM 5000/5000S/5000 G4 Service Guide
Compressor
Over the years, the STATIM 5000 / 5000S units have been manufactured using two compressor
types, the MEDO compressor and the THOMAS (or SciCan) compressor. Before servicing or
replacing the compressor, you must determine which model the unit contains.
Identifying Compressor Types
MEDO Compressor – 1995 to 2003, 2011 onwards (approximate dates only)
The MEDO Compressor draws air through the cylindrical
air filter at the back of the unit and into the compressor,
then pushes the air through the bacteria-retentive air filter
and check valve into the steam generator.
To establish if a 5000 / 5000S unit
is fitted with a MEDO compressor
without removing the cover, you will
see a plastic inlet filter below the
biological filter on the rear of the unit.
THOMAS Compressor – 2003 to 2011 (approximate dates only)
The THOMAS (or SciCan) Compressor draws air directly
into the compressor from inside the unit and then pushes
the air through the bacteria retentive filter and check
valve into the steam generator.
To establish if a 5000 / 5000S unit is fitted
with a THOMAS (SciCan) compressor
without removing the cover, you will
note that there is NO plastic inlet filter
below the biological filter on the rear
of the unit. See chart below for the
replacement compressor that each
STATIM 5000 model uses.
When replacing these compressors with the same type, the following part numbers should be
ordered. Note that the compressor is the same for both 5000 and 5000S models.
STATim 5000 models (voltages) THOMAS compressor MEDO compressor
100V 01-101758S 01-112422S
115V 01-101619S 01-112423S
220V 01-101771S 01-112424S
cylindrical filter
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