Pentair 80E User Manual page 22

End entry membrane housings for reverse osmosis
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HEAD – DIS-ASSEMBLING & ASSEMBLING – All Models
Step 4. Removing Head Seal
1. Using a small screw driver or similar tool
remove the o-ring. However, do not
damage the sealing surface in any way
as it may lead to leakage.
Removing Seals
It is recommended that all seals be
replaced
each
assembled.
It is recommended that on 80E30 vessels,
the snap ring be replaced each time head
is assembled.
Component Cleaning and examination
Step 1. Wash Components
1. Wash all components in fresh water.
2. Blow components dry with compressed
air, if available. Otherwise wipe dry with
a dry, lint-free cloth.
CAUTION
Read all guidelines in this section before
making any decisions on components
structure
or
corrosion
treatment.
This section is intended only to provide
guidelines in dealing with corrosion or
component damage. In combination with
good industrial practice, these guidelines
provide a basis for safe system operation.
Any condition not covered in this section
should be referred to Pentair.
Corrosion in this context includes metal
oxidation products and mineral deposits.
time
the
heads
problems
and
Step 2 Initial Component Inspection
2. Examine all components for any damage
that could affect structural strength or
sealing properties.
3. Replace any parts considered to be
structurally unacceptable.
Feed and Concentrate ports and attachments
to the shell must be carefully inspected to
ensure
materials are sound and tight. Any questions
or evidence of deterioration of these areas
should be referred to Pentair Engineers.
Other than head seals, adapter seals & PWT
is
seals replacement, field repair should not be
attempted by user maintenance personnel
without first contacting the manufacturer for
guidance.
The following example indicates when
replacement is required.
A. Feed/ Concentrate port bent or distorted
B. Permeate port or Port Nut internal thread
stripped or over-strained.
C. Bearing Plate dented or distorted or with
anodizing removed (possibly from being
dropped or hit).
D. Sealing plate cracked, distorted or with
sealing area damaged.
E. Retaining Ring bent or damaged.
Any other details considered to be a
potential problem should be referred to
Pentair. If any component is cracked,
softened or discolored, it may indicate a
chemical
components must be replaced. Alternate
materials
applications. Contact Pentair for a solution.
CAUTION
that
connections
resistance
problem.
may
be
required
and
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