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Maintenance
10.4 Replacing the Silencer
Heavy infiltration of dust, oil, and so on, may contaminate the silencer (3) and reduce the suction capac-
ity. Cleaning the silencer is not recommended due to the capillary effect of the porous material.
If the suction capacity decreases, replace the silencer:
4 Remove the silencer (3) from the holder cap (2) through a pulling and turning motion
10.5 Opening and Cleaning the Ejector Module
4 Turn the nozzle fitting (1.2) to the "unlocked"
position relative to the main body (1.1)
1. Pull the nozzle fitting out of the main body
using only axial forces
2. Blow off with compressed air or clean under
running water
For more information about cleaning, see the "Cleaning the Ejector" section.
10.6 Mounting the Ejector Module and Silencer
Reinstall the parts following cleaning or replacement:
1. Carefully push the nozzle fitting (1.2) into the main body (1.1).
Turn the nozzle fitting to the "locked" position relative to the main body
2. Clip the silencer (3) onto the holder cap (2).
There must not be any remaining gap.
3. Push the ejector module into the main body of the ejector.
4. Screw on the holder cap and tighten it with a tightening torque of 0.5 Nm.
10.7 Cleaning the Press-in Screen
There is a press-in screen in the compressed air connection of the ejector. Dust, shavings and other solid
materials may accumulate in the screen over time.
4 If the performance drops noticeably, clean the sieve with a paintbrush.
If it is heavily soiled, you can send the ejector to Schmalz for repair (soiled sieves are replaced) subject to a
fee.
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