Installation; Initial Operation; Fitting The Fume Extractor Hood; Wiring Diagram - Nederman FilterCart Advanced+ User Manual

4 Installation

4.1 Initial operation

See Figure 4.
1 Ensure the FilterCart Advanced+ has not been
damaged during transport.
2 Check that the mains voltage is the same as on the
sign plate.
3 Connect the connection cable with the plug to
the mains. The light-emitting diodes at B indicate
fixed light and an alarm signal sounds for a short
time. The light diode at C indicates a blinking green
light (stand by).
4 Start the FilterCart Advanced+ with switch A.
5 The light emission at C indicates fixed green light:
The fan operates.

4.2 Fitting the Fume Extractor hood

The Fume Extractor arm is already fitted. The hood
must be fitted according to
so that the hood easily can be positioned.
NOTE!
X: Cable with loop.

4.3 Wiring diagram

See Figure 3.
• M1: Fan motor, 0.75 kW (1 hp).
• A1: Circuit card.
• T1: Transformer, 24 V secondary.
• K1: Relay, fan.
• F1: Overload protector relay.
• H1: Alarm signal, 2.9 kHz.
• H2: Alarm signal, 2.9 kHz.
* Voltage: depending on the model.

5 Directions for use

See Section 4.1 Initial operation
• The hood of the extraction arm is to be positioned as
close to the pollution source as possible, see item A.
NOTE!
For specific positioning details, see the sep-
arate manual for the hood.
• The FilterCart Advanced+ is to be moved from be-
hind according to item B and with the wheels un-
locked.
• The extraction arm is to be positioned with the
wheels locked according to item C.
FilterCart Advanced+
Figure 2. Adjust the links
and Figure 5.

6 Maintenance

WARNING! Risk of personal injury
• Disconnect the mains connection cable be-
fore starting any maintenance work.
• Use the necessary personal safety equip-
ment.
• FilterCart Advanced+ needs to be cleaned
before any disassembly.
• FilterCart Advanced+ must only be disas-
sembled in a well-ventilated room.
• Use proper equipment, such as a vacuum
cleaner to clean FilterCart Advanced+.
• The area where maintenance is done must be
properly cleaned after work is complete.
See Figure 9. Maintenance is recommended at least
once a year. Do as follows:
• Change the filter cartridge (and optional HEPA-fil-
ter) if necessary, see Section 6.1 Changing the filter
cartridge
• Check that the Fume Extractor hose is not damaged.
If necessary change the hose.
• Check that the hose to the fan inlet is not damaged.
If necessary change the hose.
• Check that no objects have been caught on the
guard net on the fan inlet.
• Check that the pressure drop hose (from the control
board) not is damaged and is fitted properly.
• If necessary, adjust the Fume Extractor links.
• If necessary, tighten the arm profile bolts, see the *
symbols in Figure 9.
• Check that the mains connection cable and the fan
motor cable are not worn out or damaged.
• Check that the eccentric locks tighten the filter cas-
ing properly. Adjust the eccentric locks if necessary.
See Section 6.1 Changing the filter

6.1 Changing the filter cartridge

See Figure 7. The filter cartridge is disposable and is
to be thrown away after use. The life span of the filter
cartridge varies greatly depending on how the Filter-
Cart Advanced+ is used and how much and what type
of pollutants are collected.
Regularly check the light-emitting diodes on the pres-
sure drop symbol on the control board to know when
to change the filter cartridge, see
board indications. Always check that the hoses for the
extraction arm and the fan inlet are undamaged be-
fore it is decided to replace the filter cartridge.
WARNING! Risk of personal injury
Use necessary personal safety equipment
when replacing the filter cartridges.
Change the filter cartridge in the following way:
EN
cartridge.
Section 3.2 Control
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