Spate cleaner TANKO-SF
For clip-on connection:
1. Bend open the wire locking pin (5) Locking pin with the assembly/disassembly tool for the 2.4 mm locking pin (Clipon) to one side.
2. NOTE The device could fall down! The device could become damaged by impact effects.
When screwing out the parts, take care to ensure that the housing CAN NOT fall down (e.g. by holding it with one hand).
Remove the wire locking pin (5).
3. Detach the device from the pipe for the media supply.
For Weldon Connection:
To disassemble the welding version, the downpipe must be removed from the holder together with the device.
Before removal, the downpipe [DP] is disconnected from the process connection [PC] and lifted out of the container together with the device. To perform maintenance on the device, all individual parts, except for the axle that is welded to the downpipe, can be dismounted. For permanent dismounting, the axle of the device can be separated from the downpipe with a suitable procedure. The device will no longer be able to be used afterwards.
7.4 Maintenance
To ensure the trouble-free operation, high operational safety and long service life of the cleaning device, it is imperative to have it cleaned and maintained at regular intervals.
We recommend that you document the maintenance work in a report.
Check and log the volumetric flow at regular intervals.
If the volumetric flow deviates by more than 15% from the values specified in these instructions, then that is a sign of wear or blockage of the flow, and both the cleaning device and the supply line must be checked. An inspection is recommended.
The safety notes in section 7.1 Safety Notes for Maintenance must be adhered to when carrying out cleaning, maintenance and repair work.
40/63 Translation of the original Operating / Installation Instructions 2016/09 Rev.1
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