Ure 6 – Mammoth V-Cube Slim Split F-Series Sizes 830 and 840 User Manual

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Figure 6: Front Side Piping Disconnects

Piping connections

5. Remove the nuts and bolts connecting the two main

sections at the welded steel base.

6. Remove the connecting bolts from the upper access

panel location as shown in Figure 7.

7. The unit should now come apart in two halves. Each

side will weigh at least 1000 pounds.

Figure 7: Upper Access Panel Conecting Bolts

Upper access

panel bolts

Filter Rack and Coil Cabinet Removal

Once the unit has been split apart into separate halves,

the coil cabinet and filter rack can be removed from the

main chassis, as follows. See Figure 8 for fastener loca-

tions.
1. Remove the filter rack from the coil cabinet by screw-

ing out the fasteners from the four corners of the

rack.

IMPORTANT! Filter rack mounting bolts are

a specific length so as to not contact the coil

behind the bulkhead. If any are lost, replace-

ment bolts must be the same length.

2. If still in place, remove the coil cabinet inner access

panel from the side of the cabinet.

3. Remove the six fasteners (three on each side) con-

necting the sides of the coil cabinet to the main chas-

sis.

4. Remove the nuts and bolts (two sets, one on each

end) connecting the coil cabinet to the main chassis

at the welded steel base.

5. The coil cabinet can now be separated from the main

chassis. Each coil cabinet will weigh at least 300

pounds.

Figure 8: Filter Rack and Coil Cabinet Removal

Filter rack

fasteners

Coil cabinet

fasteners

FANWALL Section Removal

The FANWALL cells come off in pairs; each pair weighing

roughly 600 pounds. They are removed as follows.
1. Loop lifting straps around both motor mount frames

as shown in Figure 9 and then to a spreader bar or to

two forklift forks.

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