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8 MAINTENANCE
8.1 REGULAR INSPECTION INTERVAL
It is recommended that the machine should go through a basic inspection on a regular basis during start-up, stopping or per operation round.
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3. Check the rotor drive system during operation
4. Check on all moving components, fans especially , for unnatural noises.
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8.2 REGULAR SERVICE INTERVAL
Depending on the application or the industry, an assessment from a service engineering should determine if the interval of the service should increase or decrease.
Inspect the dehumidifer for any internal and external physical damage.
General
Clean the unit internally and externally if needed.
Clean the filter house and change filter if necessary.
Belt system
Fan/s and rotor motor
Rotor and, if any, seals.
Check if the rotor is undamaged and free from particles that may clog the
matrix. If any, clean and remove dust and other foreign objects from the
rotor.
Check seals for any damages and any wear, replace if necessary.
Electrical component,
cables and terminal.
Mode
Regeneration heater
Air duct connection
8.3 WASHING THE ROTOR
reimpregnation after the treatment.
Washing the rotor is not a maintenance process but a method to restore the rotor's adsorption ability. This should only be carried out as last resort and in an extreme case if
other attempt to restore the adsorption ability is futile.
Caution!
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Inspect the dehumidifier for any internal and external physical damage. Clean the unit
internally and externally if needed.
Clean the filter house and change filter if necessary.
Check the tension in the timing belt and, if needed, adjust it.
Check rotor and fan/s for damage. Clean and, if any, retighten the screws.
Check cables for possible damages and any sign of overheating.
Check if the rotor is undamaged and free from particles that may clog the matrix.
If necessary, clean and remove dust and other foreign objects from the rotor.
Check seals for any damages and wear, replace if necessary.
Check if all cables, electrical component and terminal are secured and for any
damages or wear.
Check gauges and adjust if necessary.
Check the available dehumidification modes; ON/OFF, MAN/AUTO (ON/VENT or
humidistat is installed.
Check if cables connected to the heater is undamaged.
Remove any foreign objects on top and underneath the heater.
Check the springs on the heater compartment for any wear and glitches.
The compartment should rest lightly on the rotor using only the springs (applies for
units without seals).
Check if ducts are seals, internal condensation and correct installed. Clean the ducts if
necessary.
Check if the humidistat is working properly and calibrate it or change if necessary.
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DR-40 T10, T16 EN.03