Warning – Van Air Systems F101 Series User Manual

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Element(s) are shipped separately and must be in-

stalled before filter is ready for service. Remove hex

fasteners(s) from tie rod(s) in housing.

Remove element(s) from packaging and remove o-ring(s)

from bottom end cap(s) of element(s). Install o-ring(s) in o-

ring groove(s) on hex fastener(s).

(See Figure 2).

Install element(s) in housing so that the tie rod protrudes

through small hole in bottom end cap.

Thread hex fastener(s) onto the tie rod(s) and tighten so that

Provide support under blind flange to prevent it from falling

when bolts are removed. Blind flanges are heavy and could

cause injury if allowed to fall.

(See Table 3 for blind flange weights).

Remove bolts from flange and lower blind flange for access

to elements. Filter models F101-500 through 2000 are

equipped with a single long flange bolt to permit rotation of

blind flange for access to elements.

(See Figure 1).

Before closing housing, inspect baffle to make certain that

new elements have been installed in each position.

(See Table 5 for element replacement data).

With gasket in place, carefully raise or swing blind flange

into place and align bolt holes. Insert all bolts and complete-

ly tighten all nuts evenly.

Close drain valve; then slowly open inlet and outlet valves.

Close by-pass valves if provided.

Filter is now in service.

INSTALLATION (PART 2 ELEMENT)

7.

8.

9.

10.

Drain oil removal filters every shift.

Check differential pressures regularly on coalescing and

particulate filters (AA, A, B, C, RA, RB, RC, and HT grades).

When differential pressure reaches 10 psid, install clean ele-

ments. On adsorbing filters (grade RD), install clean elements

when hydrocarbon vapors are first detected downstream or

every six months, whichever comes first.

For correct replacement element model numbers, see label on

filter housing and/or the bottom endcap of the element.

(Refer to Table 5).

MAINTENANCE

the element(s) are held firmly in place. Do not over tighten.

(See Figure 2).

DO NOT LOOSEN FLANGE BOLTS BEFORE THE VES-

SEL HAS BEEN COMPLETELY DEPRESSURIZED.

WARNING

6.

3.

4.

5.

1.

2.

FILTER

MODEL NO.
F101-500-(*)
F101-1000-(*)
F101-1500-(*)
F101-2000-(*)
F101-3500-(*)
F101-5000-(*)

*Insert appropriate filtration grades here; for example F101-3500-C and

replacement element E101/102-625-C (five required).

TABLE 5 REPLACEMENT PARTS

REPLACEMENT PARTS

REPLACEMENT

ELEMENT MODEL

NUMBER

E101/102-500-(*)
E101/102-500-(*)
E101/102-500-(*)
E101/102-625-(*)
E101/102-625-(*)
E101/102-625-(*)

ELEMENT

WEIGHT

LBS

2.8
2.8
2.8
3.2
3.2
3.2

NUMBER OF

ELEMENTS IN

HOUSING

1
2
3
3
5
8

HOUSING

GASKET

18-0207
18-0206
18-0210
18-0210
18-0209

18-0211

MANUAL DRAIN

VALVE

14-0450
14-0450
14-0450
14-0450
14-0450
14-0451

PART

NUMBER
29-0370
29-0371
84-0129
84-0131
84-0130
84-0211

TABLE 6 DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE GAUGE KITS:

ACCESSORIES

MODEL NUMBER
PD-2 GAUGE
PD-2/SW GAUGE
PD-2 KIT
PD-2/SW KIT
PD-2/HT KIT
PD-2/HT SW KIT

DESCRIPTION
Differential pressure gauge. (Only)
Differential pressure gauge with N.O. reed switch. (Only)
Differential pressure gauge with nylon tubing and brass tube fittings.
Differential pressure gauge with N.O. reed switch, nylon tubing and brass tube fittings.
Differential pressure gauge with stainless steel tubing and steel tube fittings (for HT units).
Differential pressure gauge with N.O. reed switch, stainless steel tubing and steel tube fittings (for HT units).

HEX

FASTENER

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