What to do if my Teka Airtech P10 system does not start?
If your Teka Fan system isn't starting, first check the power supply plug to ensure it's correctly inserted. If the plug is fine, verify that the outlet has power and correct any issues with the mains.
Why is the suction power too low on my Teka Airtech P10 Fan?
Low suction power in your Teka Fan, resulting in poor smoke extraction, can be due to several reasons. The filter element might be saturated, especially if compressed air isn't connected; in this case, replace the filter and connect compressed air. Other potential causes include the motor rotating in the wrong direction, requiring a change in the rotating field of the mains connection point, a contracted clean air outlet (check and fix if necessary), or a contracted suction line (check and fix if necessary).
How to fix dust escaping from the dust collector of my Teka Airtech P10?
If you're finding dust around the dust collector of your Teka Fan, it could be due to several reasons: * The dust collection container might be too full; empty it. * The toggle closures may not be closed properly; ensure they are. * The seal of the dust collection container could be damaged, requiring replacement. * The compressed air for dedusting might be set too high; reduce it.
What to do if there's dust at the service door of my Teka Fan?
If you notice dust around the service door of your Teka Fan, it could be due to a few reasons. One or more of the door levers might not be closed; ensure they are. The seal between the service door and the filter housing could be damaged, requiring replacement. Additionally, the compressed air for dedusting might be set too high; reduce it. Finally, dust might be escaping at the hinge, in which case the hinge needs to be reoriented or replaced.
Why is my Teka Fan so noisy?
If your Teka Fan system is very noisy, there could be a few reasons. The motor might be rotating in the wrong direction, so the rotating field of the mains connection point must be changed. Also, the suction or exhaust lines might not be mounted, so mount the line. Finally, the unit might be untight, so check and fix it.
How to fix dust coming from the dust collecting tank of my Teka Airtech P10?
If you notice dust at the dust collecting tank of your Teka Fan, it might be because the dust collection container is too full, so empty the dust collecting tank. Ensure that the toggle closures are closed. If the seal of the dust collecting tank is damaged, the seal must be replaced. Also, the compressed air for the dedusting might be set too high, so reduce the compressed air.
What to do if there's dust at the service door of the filter housing on my Teka Airtech P10?
If you find dust at the service door of the filter housing on your Teka Fan, ensure that the door is correctly closed. If the seal between the service door and filter housing is damaged, the seal must be replaced. Additionally, if the compressed air for dedusting is set too high, reduce the compressed air. Finally, if dust is escaping at the hinge, the hinge must be reoriented or replaced.
General| Model | Airtech P10 |
|---|---|
| Type | Ceiling Fan |
| Mounting | Ceiling |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Airflow | 220 m³/min |
| Noise level | 50 dB |
| Blade Span | 105 cm |
| Air Delivery | 220 m³/min |
| Color | White |
Diagram showing the various components of the Airtech P10 unit with numbered parts.
Explains how the filter unit sucks in, filters, and returns polluted air.
Defines the purpose of the filter unit for metal processing fumes and welding smoke.
Discusses the option of using a dust discharge unit instead of a collecting tank.
Explains the meaning of WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, and information symbols used in the manual.
Provides critical safety advice on unauthorized operation, fire hazards, and particle sensors.
Details on connecting the device to the electrical power supply safely and correctly.
Explains the process of pretreating filter cartridges with filter aid for extended service life.
Instructions for connecting the dry and oil-free compressed air supply required for filter cleaning.
Details on the main switch, emergency stop button, stroboscope flash, and signal horn.
Steps to safely switch off and prepare the unit for maintenance work.
Explains the automatic cleaning process for filter cartridges and when replacement is needed.
Guide on identifying the need for replacement and the procedure for changing filter cartridges.
Procedure for safely emptying and replacing the dust collecting container.
Instructions for regularly draining condensation water from the compressed air tank.
Details on pre-treating new filter cartridges with precoat consumable for better performance.
Details maintenance tasks that depend on system operation and usage patterns.
Outlines maintenance tasks independent of system operation, requiring regular checks.
Procedure for visually inspecting the device for safety defects and proper connections.
Instructions for checking pipelines for dust deposits and their removal.
Steps for visually inspecting the pneumatic pipes for any issues.
Steps for performing a functional test of the device to ensure proper operation.
Guidelines for electrical testing of lines and earthing connections by qualified personnel.
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