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Maintenance -
Cab filtration
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Cab Filtration Unit
The PHANTOM cab is
fitted with an integrated air conditioning and carbon filtration
system. The air inlet filter will filter out dust and small particles
and the carbon element of the filter will filter out chemical
particles and vapours. The carbon in the filter will only remain
effective for up to a maximum of 6 months, whether the machine is
being used or not, as the carbon degenerates when in contact with the
air. If the machine is being used continuously it is recommended that
the filter be changed every 300 hrs. If the machine is not being used
for a long period of time, its life can be extended by removing the
filter and storing it in a plastic bag.
Lifting /
lowering the roof
1.
Remove the two studs to the left of the cab roof.
2.
Stand on the cab entry step and lift the roof.
3. Swing
the roof prop upwards and locate in its support bracket.
4.
When lowering the roof ensure that the rubber seal around the roof is
in good condition and that it seals correctly - Failure to do so will
cause unfiltered air to be pulled into the ventilation system.
5.
Replace the two studs in the cab roof. |
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Filter replacement
Remove the rubber
strap from over the top of the carbon filter and remove it from its
frame. Place it in a plastic bag and dispose of properly. When
fitting the replacement filter ensure that the rubber seal around the
filter is located correctly to avoid contaminated air being pulled in
past the filter.
Air conditioning
There are no user
serviceable parts in the air conditioning system, the only regular
maintenance being the servicing of the compressor drive belt - as
described earlier in this manual.
It is recommended
that the system is serviced annually (in the spring) by a qualified
refrigeration engineer.
The refrigerant
gas currently being used is a hydrocarbon gas - HR30. NB this gas is
highly flammable and for this reason the system must not be
interfered with. However It is perfectly safe under normal operating
conditions with the system charge being relatively small at only 14 ozs.
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