Maintenance
30 Operating Manual MXPC 303 Z/603 T
8 Maintenance
Risk to health due to hazardous substances!
Components that come into contact with media can be contaminated with
hazardous substances through applications, which can endanger the health of
persons.
Affected components must be decontaminated before maintenance (servicing,
inspection and repair); if necessary, further safety precautions must be taken.
The operator must enforce decontamination and safety precautions (see chapter
2.3 Safety precautions and chapter 2.4.1 Hazardous substances)!
8.1 Maintenance and inspection
In applications using media that affect the service life of materials, the device
must be serviced regularly.
For the safe operation of the device, the operator must prepare an application
maintenance/inspection plan and enforce maintenance cycles.
NOTE Malfunctions and damage can occur due to blocked pipes at the exhaust or inlet. All
connections must be free of deposits.
General information
Regularly check the tightness of the system.
Check flow can pass through the pneumatic connection, especially the exhaust.
Change the seals if necessary.
Check that all the connections are tight.
Check the integrity of the glassware.
Check the functioning of the vacuum pump, e.g., for abnormal operating noises.
Empty the separator without delay.
8.2 Maintaining by cleaning
Danger to health due to unintentional chemical reactions!
Unsuitable cleaning agents can cause a health hazard by reacting with
components in the device or the coating material.
Do not use cleaning agents that react with components in the device or the
coating material.
The operator must assess the usability of cleaning agents.
There is a risk of corrosion if cleaning agents containing acids or halides are
used.
Clean the device after each use to avoid possible corrosive damage caused by
chemicals in the feed material.
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