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SECTION 8
MAINTENANCE
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AIR CLEANING SYSTEM
AIR CLEANERS· Continued
Outer Filter Element Service· Continued
Washing· Continued
NOTE: Do not use compressedair to speedthe drying
of the element; the air pressure will rupture the wet
element.
4.
Lay the element on its side and allow it to air dry before
reinstalling. Overnight drying is usually sufficient. When
drying the element,protect it from dirt and/or freezing.
NOTE: If no spare element is available, the wet element,
after excesswater hasbeenshakenout, may be installed in
the air cleaner and the engine operated at low idle for
10
minutes before operating.
5.
Inspect for damage. Refer to "Inspection"
in this
section.
2
12-®
CompressedAir
An element cleaning tool
(I
H Part No. 407 073 R 1, Illust. 2)
for usewith compressedair is available from your authorized
International Construction Equipment distributor or dealer,
and will do a faster and more efficient job of removing dust
than a regular air gun or nozzle.
NOTE: Do not tap the element against a hard surface;
this will damagethe element.
1. Carefully tap side or end of the element against the palm
of your hand to remove loose dust.
2.
Direct clean, dry compressedair up and down the pleats
on the clean side (inside) of the element.
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lIIust. 1
Exploded View of Air Cleaner.
1. Air Intake Hood.
2. Air CleanerBody.
3. Inner Element.
4. Lock Nut Gasket.
5. Lock Nut Cotter Pin.
6. Inner Element Lock Nut.
7. Outer Element.
8. Wing Nut Gasket.
9. Outer Element Wing Nut.
10.
Cover Gasket.
11. Cover.
12. Vacuator Valve.
13. Air Intake Tube.
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