6. Drain any condensed water as described in the chapter “Draining condensed water”.
7. Rub off the protective devices, vents and the motor housing with a clean cloth or
use compressed air to blow off dust and dirt from the compressor at low pressure.
8. Use a damp cloth and a small amount of soft soap to wipe off the outside of the
compressor. Make sure that no water or soap penetrates the inside of the device.
9. Let all parts dry completely.
Cleaning/replacing the air filters
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Operating the compressor with plugged or damaged air filters may damage it.
− Regularly replace the air filters. This must be done at least once a year if
it is operated in a clean environment. In dusty environments, the filter
elements must be replaced more often.
The manufacturer recommends that you remove the air filters every
50 operating hours and clean the filter element by blowing it out
with compressed air.
− Screw the air filter
5
you intend to change out of the threading
25
in an anti-
clockwise direction (see Fig.A).
− Screw a new air filter (original spare part) into the threading (see chapter “Mount-
ing the air filters”).
Draining condensed water
NOTICE!
Risk of damage!
Tipping the compressor over too far or turning it upside down could cause oil to
leak and the compressor could be damaged as a result.
− Never tip the compressor by more than 10°.
− Never turn the compressor upside down.
− Only open the drain cock if the compressor has been set up properly.
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