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PRISM® 4
PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
The product has been designed to function without problems for
many hours with minimal maintenance. In order to ensure this,
some simple, regular maintenance and cleaning activities are
required which are described in this section. If you observe the
necessary caution and carry out the maintenance at regular
intervals, any problems that occur will be detected and corrected
before they lead to a total breakdown.
The indicated maintenance intervals can vary depending on the
speci c working and ambient conditions. Therefore it is
recommended to thoroughly inspect the complete product once
every year other that the indicated periodic maintenance.
The maintenance activities in Table D.1 indicated by [*] can be
carried out by the user; other activities are strictly reserved for
well trained and authorized service engineers.
TABLE D.1 – PERIODIC MAINTENANCE
COMPONENT
ACTION
Check lters
for damage.
Take them out
of the door of
the control
panel and
clean them
with
Control Panel
compressed
air.
*Clean inside
using an
industrial
vacuum
cleaner.
*Check levels
of dust and dirt
Drum
particulate.
Empty if
necessary.
* Frequency depends on welding or cutting process.
EVERY
EVERY 3
EVERY 6
MONTH
MONTHS
MONTHS
X [*]
X
X
X
X
MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
NOTE: * REQUIRES Lincoln Electric factory authorized service
technician.
AS NEEDED
•
Replace lters (See lter replacement instructions).
•
Inspect and test functionality of the lter media
cleaning system. *
•
Program and verify system performance. *
•
Clean spiral ducting. *
MONTHLY
•
Check particulate collection drum and dispose of
particulate if necessary.
•
Check and log lter pressure.
•
Check incoming pressure
EVERY 6 MONTHS
•
Ensure that the Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) is
operating to the engineered speci cations based on the
individual system *
UNIT HOUSING
•
Clean housing with a non-aggressive detergent.
•
Check the connections to the duct work, seal if
necessary.
•
Inspect and clean (with a non-aggressive detergent) the
lter control box.
YEARLY
•
Inspect unit for proper operation and function, address
any issues found.
•
Fan motor temperature is within normal ranges, a hand
held IR temp meter is a good tool for this. High motor
temps indicate bearing or winding issues and predict a
failure. This can also apply to the electrical power
connections to the unit- elevated temps on junction
boxes and wire terminations are precursors to
problems.
MOTOR/FAN HOUSING
WARNING
Observe safety precautions when working on the inside
of the fan box or control panel. Removing power and
observing LOTO (Lockout-Tagout) procedures as
required.
•
Check the integrity of the fan housing and tighten all
bolts and screws if necessary.
•
Clean housing with a non-aggressive detergent.
•
Check connection of silencer to fan housing and seal if
necessary.
•
Check connection of ductwork to silencer and seal if
necessary.
D-2
MAINTENANCE
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