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Dispose of the oil in accordance with the Environmental Protection Laws in your location.
Replace oil filter as in Section 4.
Clean debris and dust from the area around the oil fill port of the air/oil separator manifold to prevent contamination.
4 liters of VMAC certified oil is required to fill the system.
Unscrew and remove the oil fill port cap. Use a funnel inserted into the port and pour in the required amount of VMAC oil.
Follow the oil level checking procedure in Section 1.
4. Replacing the Compressor Oil Filter
Follow all safety precautions.
Clean debris and dust from the area around the air/oil separator tank and the filter to prevent contamination.
Remove the filter by turning it counterclockwise using a suitable filter wrench.
Check the filter to make sure that the threaded nipple did not unscrew with the filter. If it is in the filter,
remove it carefully to avoid thread damage, coat the threads that go into Separator Tank Base with a small
amount of Loctite blue and install it into the tank base.
Check the gasket-sealing surface of the air/oil separator tank for contamination, old gasket material or damage.
Make sure the new filter is a VMAC filter, part number 9200039. This oil filter is a high pressure oil filter, not
an automotive oil filter, which will rupture under high pressure.
Apply a thin coating of compressor oil to the filter sealing gasket.
Spin the filter onto the threaded nipple until the gasket contacts the sealing surface of the air/oil separator tank.
Tighten the filter an additional 3/4 to 1 turn to seat the sealing gasket.
Never over-tighten the filter, as this may damage the seal or filter.
Follow the oil level checking procedure in Section 1.
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Compressor Oil Filter Nipple
Compressor Oil Filter
Figure 3 – Compressor Oil Filter
If Compressor Oil Filter Nipple is
stuck in Oil Filter, remove and
Loctite into Tank Base before
installing Filter
VMAC – Vehicle Mounted Air Compressors
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