Oneida Air Systems Dust Deputy Low-Pro Plus AXD259911 Start-Up page 10

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3. The Dust Deputy Low-Pro's adjustable latches fit a
wide variety of buckets, some of which may give a false
impression that they are fully secured and airtight.
a. Lift up on both the latches simultaneously and push the
Low-Pro firmly down onto the bucket so that the gasket
is compressed. Then push the latches inward and ensure
that they are closed under the lip of the bucket [FIG.
4]. The latch screw can be adjusted to better tighten the
latches to the lip of the bucket.
b. If your Dust Deputy Low-Pro's latches are the older
rubber-wire hold down style, rather than the new
molded plastic style, please contact Oneida Air Systems'
Customer Service Department at 1-866-387-8822
or support@oneida-air.com and we will send out an
upgrade clip free of charge.
Latched under the lip
Contact our Customer Service Department for further assistance
1-866-387-8822 • support@oneida-air.com • oneida-air.com/contact-us
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FIG. 4
Oneida Air Systems, Inc.
If you are confident your Dust Deputy Low-Pro is sealed
airtight to your bucket, yet you are still experiencing poor
separation, then please check the following:
4. Ensure your Dust Deputy Low-Pro model has the central
Plug installed [FIG. 5]. If your model is missing the Plug,
please contact Oneida Air Systems' Customer Service
Department at 1-866-387-8822 or support@oneida-air.com
and we will send out a replacement free of charge.
Plug
5. Over time the bucket's rim may become damaged, affecting
the seal and in turn the performance. Replace your bucket.
6. Use either a shorter length hose or a larger diameter (2.5"
max.) hose which will increase airflow (CFM) through the
cyclone. Increased airflow also increases air velocity in the
cyclone and improves separation efficiency.
7. Proper filter cleaning and replacement should not be
neglected. Replace your filter if there is a buildup of dust and
it has become less permeable thus restricting airflow.
Doc. #ZBI000072
FIG. 5